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Lhasa's death toll remains in sharp dispute.
In addition, the contours and powers of a future Palestinian state are in sharp dispute.
Ever since he was taken into custody, Mr. Muse's age has been in sharp dispute.
That withdrawal, still to be negotiated, is supposed to leave Israel in control of only settlements and military locations, but the interpretation of those terms remains in sharp dispute.
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The role that money plays in finding vaccines has come under sharp dispute in recent days after the NIH director, Dr. Francis Collins, told The Huffington Post that the country "probably would have had a vaccine in time" for the current Ebola epidemic if not for a "10-year-slide in research support".
But here, that issue quickly slid to the back burner in favor of the sharp dispute between the United States and the European Union, where the Green Party holds substantial sway.
Hariri resigned the PM's post in October amid a sharp dispute with Syria, whose influence the current Beirut administration backs–or at least accepts.
When it appeared in 1983, it provoked a sharp dispute between Vietnam War nurses who claimed that the accounts of partying, drinking and drug use were exaggerated and those who insisted that the descriptions were accurate.
Documents on the agency's Web site illuminate a long and increasingly sharp dispute between Ford and N.H.T.S.A., in which the agency accuses Ford of "skewing" data to play down the severity of the problem.
What happened when they got there remains a matter of sharp dispute.
Judge Chaney in a separate ruling also denied a plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment, saying there was a sharp dispute as to Unocal's responsibility for whatever human rights violations may have been committed.
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