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This question has roiled Quebec all spring.

This straightforward statutory question has roiled the lower federal courts, prompting a complaint by two conservative members of the federal appeals court in New Orleans earlier this year that the government's expansive interpretation of the most commonly used money-laundering statute amounted to "prosecution run amok".

Mindful of the role "Whites Only'' bathrooms played in the civil rights battles of more than half a century ago, they have been maneuvering behind the scenes to press federal agencies, and ultimately Mr. Obama, to address a question that has roiled many school districts: Should those with differing anatomies share the same bathrooms?

This topic has roiled the campaign since late April, when the Boston Herald reported that Warren's employer, Harvard Law School, cited her as Native American.

Since last November, this Italian restaurant has roiled with the energy and pageantry of Mardi Gras.

The E Gang: David Westfall Bates 09.02.02 Free registration required This crusading internist has roiled the medical establishment with studies showing that computer systems could prevent thousands of medicals errors.

Maybe this question has outlived its usefulness.

This question has two facets.

That is the question in a scandal that has roiled the banking industry all summer.

Reformed theology differs from other forms of evangelical theology in key aspects, particularly on the question of salvation, and it has roiled the Southern Baptist Convention, where 30percentt of pastors now consider themselves Calvinists, or Reformed.

Ever since voters approved a small sales tax two years ago to finance the new stadium, the question of what to call it has roiled the community.