One of the best studied and most debated cases of negative plant-soil feedback is that of Ammophila species in the early succession of coastal dune vegetation.
In the much-debated case of Australia's mid-1990s gun control law, for instance, a study touting the law's effectiveness found a clearer impact on suicide than on homicide, and a study that cast doubt on its impact on murder rates still showed a reduction in suicide rates.
Or, consider the much-debated case of Ferguson, Missouri.
But because of the tragedy of Mr. Schiavo's wife, Terri, 39, who suffered brain damage when she collapsed one night 13 years ago Mr. Schiavo is also at the center of one of the most debated court cases in the nation.
Luis Moreno Ocampo, the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Court, called Mr. Karadzic's arrest a "great achievement" and predicted it would aid his efforts to prosecute war crimes in Darfur, including his widely-debated genocide case against the country's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan.
The much-debated eighth amendment of the Irish constitution prohibits abortion, even in the cases where women are carrying foetuses with fatal abnormalities.
(Before that, Frenchmen in cafés debated love).
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Caiden Fratangelo, 26, grew up in a Republican, blue-collar, union family in Pittsburgh that debated politics at the dinner table.
A little farther out the larger islands -- Lewis, the Uists, Skye -- float on the horizon, accessible by boat and, in the case of Skye, by a new and much debated road bridge.
This might have been an issue in the case of results limited to non-inferiority, given the debated efficacy of HA in general.
