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They debated the issue pro and con.

Exactly why it should be so remains, however, hotly debated.

On a recent day, passers-by debated whether to feed them carrots, scallions or rice.

Modern pearly nautiluses, whose relationship to ammonites is much debated, have a similar arrangement.

It was considered a sign of progress that India's Parliament debated "population stabilization" this month after largely ignoring the issue for years.

The details are still being debated, but the deal would involve a yearly quota of whale catches and would require whaling vessels to have international observers on board.

As such, this question is as old as SGML, the precursor of XML, and has been hotly debated with no universally accepted consensus.

James Screen, a researcher at the University of Melbourne, Australia, who led the study, said: "The concept of Arctic sea ice having a tipping point is still hotly debated.

I debated the question with Helen.

Then, as now, the decline of educational standards was hotly debated.

Still others were "watershed issues" that were debated by the working group and resolved in ways that guided the evolution of the language.

The effects of the policy are debated, but for a leading Chinese demographer, the policy had postponed the arrival of the world population of 7 billion by at least five years.

The merits of more fiscal stimulus have been fiercely debated inside the Obama administration.

This limits the proportion of renewables that can be absorbed into the grid - although the level of that ceiling is hotly debated.

The repatriation of artworks and antiquities is one ofthe most debated and controversial arguments in the art world.

They debated it in whispers.