Still, the settlements have already sparked hot debate about whether it will now get harder to find qualified recruits for company boards.
As I wrote last week, there's been a hot debate about how much people need to save to retire early and still have a secure retirement.
But it is also the subject of hot debate about resources and policies, including during the Guardian Healthcare Professionals Network's online discussion about patient choice and private providers.
"We've had a really hot debate about the whole college admissions thing and being a person of color versus being a normal majority," Will said.
There has been hot debate about whether carbon emissions from ethanol production and use are lower than those from oil and whether the 33 percent of the U.S. corn crop diverted to ethanol drives up the price of food.
In India in 1980, Indira Gandhi removed shackles from enterprises and began sending pro-business signals, a decade before more formal reforms (although there is a hot debate about which set of policies mattered most).
It was taken, rightly, as a political move in the then hot debate about a parliament for Scotland, though that cause was lost in the referendum eventually held in 1979.
While there is still hot debate about whether artificial intelligence will create or destroy jobs, one thing is certain: there will be demand for skills that machines find it hard to replicate, such as empathy, communication, and recognition of emotions.
The comments section hosted a hot debate about the nature of art, stimulated by Marzella's provocative posts.
Having witnessed many similar kinds of book controversies over the years, my suspicion is that hot debate about On The Run will eventually become a cool discussion that will lead to insights that will reinforce the power of ethnography to shape future public discussion.
