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Raj Sivalingam, executive director of telecoms for techUK, the trade association for the tech sector, says: "The potential of the IoT, particularly in the enterprise environment, has been hugely debated but its impact is almost certainly still undervalued.

The idea of attention is hugely debated and polarized.

MA: The 700-Mhz spectrum auctions that are going on right now under FCC Chairman Martin were hugely debated last year with Google pushing the issue in particular by saying, "We need a change in the way mobile is handled in the US.

"Further to their hugely debated involvement at this summer's World Cup Finals in South Africa, Arsenal Football Club has decided to forbid the use of vuvuzelas within Emirates Stadium with immediate effect," a statement on the club's official website read.

A statement on the Arsenal website today said: "Further to their hugely debated involvement at this summer's World Cup finals in South Africa, Arsenal Football Club has decided to forbid the use of vuvuzelas within Emirates Stadium with immediate effect.

"Further to their hugely debated involvement at this summer's World Cup Finals in South Africa, Arsenal Football Club has decided to forbid the use of vuvuzelas within Emirates Stadium with immediate effect.

The impact of immigration on the economy, wages, resources and public services is much debated and hugely contentious.

Labour's debate on renewing Trident is likely to mirror a hugely divisive debate at the SNP's conference in 2012 on reversing its longstanding opposition to Nato membership, while still opposing nuclear weapons.

Perversely, it seems this hugely important issue cannot be debated seriously in a general election campaign.

"Immigration is a hugely polarising debate.

I ended up in hugely embarrassing debates and arguments," he says.