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Some of the country's 226m people, meanwhile, debated his legacy: was he a nation-builder or a plunderer of the nation's wealth?

Meanwhile, debate about uniforms is still raging.

Meanwhile, debates over what to keep and what to throw away continue.

Meanwhile, debate persists about the cause of the spread and how to arrest it.

Meanwhile debates take place on everything from race and sexuality to who should do the washing up.

Meanwhile, debates such as the one held on Friday are a sign of hope in dark times.

Meanwhile, debate on the 1998 budget is scheduled for the same time, and the largest party, Accion Democratica, is still sitting on the fence.

Meanwhile, debate was raging over the fact that the "child soldier" piece adorns the wall of a branch of Urban Outfitters.

Meanwhile, debate was suspended on the anti-homosexuality bill, partly as a result of world pressure that he had helped to stir.Young men continued to mill around his house.

There is little appetite for far-sighted new deals with European allies.Europe at a crossroadsIn Europe, meanwhile, debates about transforming the military for a post-cold-war role are only just beginning.

Meanwhile, debate has raged over whether Wales should be allowed home advantage for any of their major pool matches, with the Welsh keen to play their group game against two-time world champions Australia, as well as England, at the venue for the 1999 World Cup final.