There will be arguments, fights and bust-ups.
There may not be riots or violence but there will be arguments.
Sure, there will be arguments of "Well, a slam is so much bigger".
There will be arguments on motions in the case next week, but closing arguments are not expected until June.
Now there will be arguments that you will really but I do not accept that," Richards said.
There will be arguments about drug priorities, emergency waiting times, bed-blocking and the length of home visits.
Hate speech is a pliable notion, and there will be arguments about whether it covers speech that is likely to lead to violence (think Rwanda) or demeans a group (think Holocaust denial), just as there will be calls for absolute free expression.
There will be arguments over whether the players' punishment was too much, too little or just right, and disagreements about Rodriguez's eventual place in or out of the Hall of Fame, which, in a fitting reflection of the current state of baseball, inducted no living players this year.
There will be arguments about the wisdom of holding an election in November, the lack of information, the fact that many details were only available online, concerns about politicisation of the police, the vast constituencies, the shortage of high-profile candidates and on and on.
There will be arguments and misunderstandings.
