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And the question of whether the Mormon faith really is a global religion or an American one with many foreign adherents—still stirs arguments.

But it stirred theological arguments because of its implication that human beings can be perfected and fully reconciled with God during their earthly lives.

But since the United States ordered foreign airlines to deploy sky marshals on some flights to the United States, the question has stirred passionate arguments among airline pilots in Europe, particularly those in Britain, who remain apprehensive about such a role.

Mr. Bix argues that the emperor sanctioned atrocities in China, approved an alliance with Hitler and Mussolini and prepared Japan for the war in the Pacific; the argument has already stirred controversy in Japan.

Both of these steps stir heated argument, not to mention lobbyists' hearts.

"This is what they want, what you're hearing now, and this what they're going to get: stirred up argument and a couple of days in the news cycle," he said.

This one always stirs up an argument, so be prepared for an endless debate.

A small argument stirs the waters a bit and gets the boat rocking.

If anybody reads it carefully, it will stir some interesting arguments when those Commonwealth leaders gather.*Civil Paths to Peace: Report of the Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding.

NFU poultry board chairman Duncan Priestner said: "Planning issues can sometimes stir up passionate arguments from both sides but it is important that this issue is dealt with by looking at the facts.

So, while the demolition of the old Platterhof still stirs discontent, the argument can certainly be made that restoring tourism to Obersalzberg has been done in a historically responsible way.