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Evidence of convergence and/or divergence of perspective are important to understanding the controversy and for illuminating possible pathways to solutions or resolutions.
Our traditions of freedom of expression in American academia provide important context for understanding these controversies and appropriate responses to them.
For a better understanding of the controversy surrounding the bill and subsequent injunction, see Ohio legislature passes new ballot-access rules and Minor parties aided in Ohio ballot access by court ruling.
Despite the great progress in understanding GSC biology, controversy still exists [3].
This lack of coding options is further complicated by our incomplete understanding and continued controversy regarding various placental findings and their causality in stillbirths.
Despite advances in the understanding of TTH, controversy exists in the literature regarding its aetiology and best management strategies [ 6, 7].
