Europe has become a lively issue in Scotland and Wales.
What it shows is that this is a lively issue and there are many people who are truly engaged.
Rather, Morton was measuring his skulls to study human variation, as part of his inquiry into whether God had created the human races separately (a lively issue before Darwin decreed that everyone belonged to the same species).
This debate was recently fought out in a lively issue of the Biblical Archaeology Review, a bimonthly magazine published in Washington, in which one of the minimalists, the British scholar Philip Davies, wrote that biblical accounts of early Israel were purely theological, not historical.
The right to food is finally becoming a lively political issue in India.
It has no place at the airport or over any official building, such as the Kurds' lively parliament.The issue of maps (above) is just as toxic and tricky.
New Yorkers are fortunate to still have a lively contest of issues, ideas and personalities.
For all parties, a lively debate over issues like policing, education and family values helps divert attention from the biggest problem facing any new government: the huge deficit.
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Participants in this group included biologists, geneticists, computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians, all of whom contributed to a lively discussion of issues arising from analysis of the GAW18 data.
