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The battle over that question has erupted into open warfare, with the erstwhile partners each hiring prominent lawyers to fight over who has ultimate control of the magazine's content.
And now, with the Knicks an unpredictable 32-23, another question has erupted: if Ewing were still with the Knicks, would they be better, about the same, or worse?
As the only candidate for his post, his suitability was not called into question by politicians, but civil society has erupted in indignation.
The dispute has erupted amid larger questions about how far his proposed measure would ultimately go to curb council involvement.
That question lies at the heart of the storm that has erupted over the decision by several newspapers not to publish a story about his former relationship with a sex worker.
Now that the bribery scandal has erupted, Ms. McGeveran said: "One of the biggest questions that I still have is this is such a big institution, how are they evaluating the true effectiveness of their policies?
Scandalous contamination of parliament by cash for questions, for honours, for influence, for government contracts, gifts from tax exiles and criminals has erupted time and again.
The question remains why the writers decided to change the story for the script, yet their decision has erupted a discussion among critics on the problems of rape in television.
Meanwhile, the community has erupted in protest, as young people marching under the banner of the Black Lives Matter movement again question why lethal force had to be used against a young person of color who had no weapon himself.
