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AMERICA'S loud debate about offshoring has its echo in Britain, and the volume of argument rose this week on the publication of two reports.

Solid fiscal governance matters more for American foreign policy than loud debates about specific crises.

The new language may well raise questions for skeptical Mormons, but it's no secret that every religion has its share of loud debates about financial stewardship.

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The Debate About Whether or not Turkey Is Joining the EU Is Largely Based on Bullshit.

Whether the terror threat in the vicinity of the Indian Point nuclear power plant is greater than elsewhere is open to debate, and very loud debate at that.

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Debate raged about whether it should be reformed or junked.

The photographs provoked a loud public debate about domestic violence here, with discussions in the House of Lords and even a stray intervention from deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.

The debate about whether stars should return to help their national leagues is loudest in Australia, where clubs are eager to sign Kewell and national team captain Lucas Neill, both of whom were released from Galatasaray in Turkey.

Even the speakers, high on the wall, are teeny, though the music — Dave Matthews Band, Bob Marley — comes out big (often too big; one evening, Dobias and Schulster had a vigorous debate about whether when the volume was just right for the kitchen it might be too loud for the dining room).