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Peter Klein and Ted Warfield's 1994 paper in Analysis initiated a lively and instructive debate on the relationship between coherence and probability (e.g., Klein and Warfield 1994 and 1996, Merricks 1995, Shogenji 1999, Cross 1999, Akiba 2000, Olsson 2001, Fitelson 2003 and Siebel 2004).

But the boldness of Sanders' proposals is what has driven this historic and instructive debate.

And that September 2015 debate was instructive for the debate that lay ahead.

What has been most instructive during the debate over Halbig is the sheer glee of its proponents at the pain and suffering that would occur were they to prevail.

The tensions between the leaders of the mainstream media and the challengers from the Web were presaged by one of the most instructive and heated intellectual debates of the American twentieth century.

The end of the debate was instructive.

The exchange cited in Christopher Caldwell's article (and elsewhere) between the candidates Ron Paul and Rudolph Giuliani at the South Carolina debate is instructive: Paul's accurate observation was apparently trumped by Giuliani's showmanship (July 22).

Such is the worry in the U.S. It was instructive to watch the debate from thousands of miles away, down under in New Zealand.

The children's restlessness is instructive for Britain as it debates whether to take in 3,000 unaccompanied minors.

Indeed, the co-operation between the two schools invited more nuanced positions that demonstrated how advocating national security and defending privacy need not be antithetical, an instructive lesson for larger American debates in the university and beyond.

The Tea Party's influence on the debt ceiling debate may be instructive".