But even then, the vagueness of the summaries could prove a continuing source of argument.
That ground remains derelict after the quake and it remains a source of argument how it might be restored.
SFX owns New England Express Ticketing, which currently sells only a small share of its tickets but could eventually become a big source of argument.
And richer people are happier than poor ones though just how much is a source of argument (see article).The view from winterLastly, there is age.
On the stand, I am told, is the manuscript of "Turandot," the opera that Puccini did not live to finish and whose troubled ending is still a source of argument and posthumous doctoring.
Fast-start money has been a recurring source of argument at the UN climate talks, with many developing countries saying they have not seen money that rich countries claim to have provided.
My brother likes the coincidence, and it has no practical effect on anyone – perhaps a shared birthday in the same household would be a source of argument, but we don't have that problem.
The depiction of violence in crime fiction is a perennial source of argument: Val McDermid has claimed that women writers, used to a lifetime of experiencing potential dangers, tend to write about what violence feels like, while men more often write about what it looks like; but she expressly exempted Billingham from this characterisation.
The Culprit: Facebook Scenario 1: Facebook ruined your relationship thanks to incriminating photos Facebook has become a common source of argument for couples.
The species is a fundamental unit of biological pattern and process, but its delimitation has proven a ready source of argument and disagreement.
