The Democratic frontrunners are now mostly debating how real change can best occur, not whether it should.
When it comes down to it, aren't we mostly debating an arbitrary line that's been drawn in the sand?
READING Lately it's mostly debate set diagrams, which are more like architectural renderings than anything else.
My impression of the facility may be colored by the one meeting I attended there as a young science reporter--the famous "Asilomar Conference" in 1975 in which 140 scientists, mostly biologists, debated the risks associated with gene splicing--recombinant DNA--which had just burst on the scene.
He contributed stories and poems to the Exeter literary magazine, but he was an indifferent student who excelled mostly at debating.
"Professors' groups and the A.G.B. have gotten together before, mostly to debate," said Walda, who was chairman of the Indiana University board of trustees for 12 years.
Somehow, this issue is still being analysed and debated – mostly by those outside of the industry, who have little clue about games.
In another controversial proposal, so far debated mostly among right-wing Republicans with libertarian tendencies, Gravel wants to eliminate the income tax and fund the government solely through sales taxes.
Just after the swearing-in, while Mr. Paterson's supporters were still celebrating, the new administration was plunged into its first crisis, as a Daily News columnist inquired about a past affair and Mr. Paterson and his mostly untested advisers debated how to handle the matter.
This decision has been hotly debated, mostly by Democrats not named "Hillary Clinton" (who make the case that the debate schedule was shortened to give Hillary an easier time of it).
