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Why is it controversial that decisions made by politicians, subject to outside pressures, are reviewed by the courts?

The Independent's fine correspondent Adam Sherwin shows he thinks it controversial that Steven Berkoff should claim a white man might play Othello ("Berkoff's black rage over white actor ban in Othello", 18 June).

While maintaining the importance of the discovery of Meiji period animation, Asahi Shimbun expressed reservations about placing the film in the genealogy of Japanese animation, calling it "controversial that should even be called animation in the contemporary sense".

The more content that appears on the site the better, and if it's controversial that will create even more attention for the young startup.

But it's slightly scary how controversial that idea remains in practice.

"What made it controversial was that I was putting a human face on a monster.

"It's controversial, but that controversy has helped us," said Katarina Chalupkova, a 25-year-old graduate student at Charles University who conceived of the idea this year with two classmates.

It is controversial that the speaker of the house doesn't go 99 degrees for him – you know, bowing.

We're truly in a strange era when it's controversial that Goldman Sachs actually paid back the government.

And that makes it "rather controversial" that the Nobel committee chose to overlook discoverers of these materials, says Stephen Forrest, a materials scientist at Princeton University.

Yet it remains controversial that Yuen's secretary, Lesley Wai, had helped distribute the proxy forms at her office to Lam's secretary.