Reaction set in; the National Convention began to debate a new constitution; and, meanwhile, in the west and in the southeast, a royalist "White Terror" broke out.
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THE day after HBO announced that it was canceling "Luck," its dramatic series set in the world of horse racing, a debate continued over the deaths of animals on its set, developments that ultimately forced the end of a series that had struggled to build a substantial following.
In the spring of 1930, as the economic downturn set off by the previous year's stock market crash set in, Congress was debating the Smoot-Hawley tariff bill that sought to raise U.S. import barriers to record levels.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR David Carr and Brian Stelter look back on 20 debates from the Republican primary season and assess the level of debate fatigue that has set in. — THE CAUCUS In the numerous televised debates among Republican candidates during the past year, Rick Santorum has never been at center stage.
Her first novel Sky Hawk is set in Scotland which brings the debate about co-existence into the UK showing that here, just as much as in the big game parks or the Indian forests, birds and animals also need protection.
First is the effect of the election on the level of political discourse, with the most unrestrained, right-wing demagogues having greater influence than they did before in setting the debate agenda.
The debate attracted about two million viewers ages 25 to 54. Debate ratings for the current election cycle have repeatedly set records for cable news; the previous record, 4.5 million viewers, was set in November by the Republican debate sponsored by CNN and YouTube.
With its populist agenda, UKIP has to a degree set the debate in this election and, especially if Mr Farage wins his seat, its influence will grow.
It was Mr. Obama who set the debate in motion just a week after his election, despite his reluctance to be involved directly.
