The men, in their quarters, are debating the same question.
A century and a quarter ago, debate on the best way to teach the deaf to communicate raged between the manualists, who emphasized sign language, which has its own nonverbal structure, and the oralists, led by Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, who was convinced that the deaf had to learn to use language based on oral speech.
Japan's economic growth slowed in the second quarter, spurring debate over whether the country should raise its sales tax in order to more quickly pay down its public debt. .
For a quarter-century, the debate over whether Houston should have a light rail system pitted a vision of environmentally friendly mass transit against the fossil-fueled love affair between Houstonians and their cars.
Mr. Gingrich's campaign said last month that he had raised $4 million since the beginning of the fourth quarter, fueled by his debate performances and conservative message.
Nearly three-quarters said that the debate had harmed the image of the United States in the world.
"I would say McCain is three-quarters right in this debate," said Michael E. O'Hanlon, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
But Powar said: "There is debate in some quarters as to the qualification of the FARE observer at the games.
While Early Years 3 was quite well received in most quarters, there has been some debate in the Canadian ECEC policy community about the strengths and weaknesses of its rating system.
Three quarters of the first presidential debate are rightfully reserved for discussing economic issues.
We're an hour and a quarter into a fascinating freeform debate when Jazzie B makes his definitive proclamation.
