Facebook's decision in the WikiLeaks matter illustrates the complexities that the company grapples with, on issues as diverse as that controversy, verbal bullying among teenagers, gay-baiting and religious intolerance.
Whether Ohlmeyer adds a third announcer depends upon whether he finds someone with the kind of personality who can generate controversy and verbal fireworks.
The current verbal Stroop experiment addresses this controversy by two means.
More than fifteen years later, she stirred up controversy with her verbal sortie with Condoleezza Rice during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the escalation of troops in Iraq.
Steele, who is prone to verbal gaffes, waded into his latest controversy at a Connecticut fundraiser last Thursday.
"Because of the controversies over Iran and increased verbal threats... the more people come to the polling stations the better for the country," Mr Khamenei said after casting his ballot in Tehran.
Rutgers said Friday that it had suspended the head coach of its men's lacrosse team and was investigating accusations of verbal abuse, the latest developments in the athletics controversy that has gripped the university in recent weeks.
One possible reason for the controversy regarding a possible hemispheric specialization for verbal and nonverbal WM might be related to the different retention intervals used in different studies.
In 1785, in Morning Hours, he goes further: "You know how much I am inclined to explain all the controversies of the philosophical schools as merely verbal disputes or at least as originally deriving from verbal disputes" (Morning Hours, p. 75/Gesammelte Schriften, 3/2, p. 104; see Dahlstrom (2011)).
In particular, they cite a controversy in the 1950s and 1960s about the usefulness of elicited verbal assessments of expected consumer finances in the Federal Reserve Board Survey of Consumer Finances conducted by the University of Michigan Survey Research Center.
