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That pronouncement sparked much debate about the need to build a more sustainable food system.

Dirk Kuyt's goal at the weekend has sparked much debate - should it or shouldn't it have stood?

Our report sparked much debate among readers, and led to a multimillionaire making the family a business proposal.

In cheese circles, though, our article has sparked much debate about what the term fundamentally means, and whether disagreements about affinage are ultimately just disagreements about semantics.

The politics and ethics surrounding this process of producing new English versions of texts written in other language has sparked much debate.

His re-election has sparked much debate over what it means for Republican strategy, as well as his own prospects in 2016.

In 2006 the ACP announced that its expansion programs would be financed by a new series of toll increases, sparking much debate and opposition from canal users.

The surfing footage looked amazing, but the mystery of whether John was a genius, a robot or Jesus failed to spark much debate.

While many of the proposals contained within the review document are to be welcomed, it's clear that recommendations surrounding the regulation of public collections will spark much debate.

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THE women of Pussy Riot may not have sparked much of a debate on the virtues of feminism and radical art in Russia.