Even on the eve of what may be a hotly contested re-election campaign, the governor is supposed to lead, not divide. |
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Some of the constituencies may be hotly contested and therefore, competition is likely to be stiff. |
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This line of argumentation is currently being hotly debated in legal circles. |
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The issue of the bridge came up again, for the second month in a row, and again the topic was hotly debated. |
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Allen, of course, hotly denies this, arguing that his lusty, maladroit, cowardly, witty and nebbish persona is a comic archetype. |
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The rest will feature game after game of hotly contested matchups with nightly playoff implications during the final two-dozen games or so. |
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He is hotly tipped to be named as best in breed in the north of England by the end of the summer season next month. |
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The mimics, however, have hotly defended their artistic freedom to lampoon anyone, however big. |
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The morality of threats to use mass-destructive force, even if the intent is to deter or effectively preclude such wars, has been hotly disputed. |
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A relative unknown until recently, Sean made a fantastic debut on the Irish Tour in February and is hotly tipped as a real star of the future. |
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Our Richard Quest has journeyed to just that place to gauge the vox populi in the hotly contested state of Florida. |
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When we got her stern to us we raked her hotly with plenty of grape and canister. |
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Among the most hotly debated changes is a proposed limit to injunctive relief standards, with different industries taking opposing sides. |
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One of the most hotly debated issues is whether or not a Yoga teacher should be a vegan and by extension animal rights. |
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This is a hotly disputed issue today where the REPS have very tight controls on even hedge cutting in spring especially. |
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A fourth element is patients' demand for surgical delivery, a hotly debated issue, especially in Brazil. |
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Kenyans are currently hotly debating the issue following the launch of a project to design a national costume for the country. |
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Another hotly disputed issue that has been well publicised is the council's role in planning applications. |
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Either he will hotly deny the accusation, or he will attempt to justify his disdain for or hatred of women. |
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But the good woman lived, and the doctor accused her of foul play, which she hotly denied. |
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The argument over using animal hide for designer clothes continues to be a hotly debated subject the world over. |
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One of the most hotly disputed issues in Newry and Mourne over the past few years has been the matter of the wall at Crieve Court. |
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The effect of political liberalization on performance is a hotly debated issue as well. |
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Solicitors and estate agents hotly deny the systematic underpricing of property in order to ramp up interest. |
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However, this was hotly denied by a convenor of referees who declined to be named for fear of victimisation. |
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She said she expects this issue to be hotly debated over the fall semester. |
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It was the only way I could protect myself from the burning of the passion that burns so hotly in them. |
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One of the most hotly debated questions in the literature is that of the appropriate price specification. |
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The ship has made headlines for a number of reasons this year, including hotly denied allegations of slave labour. |
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Immigration reform has been one of the hotly debated issues on the campaign trail. |
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It was the most hotly debated issue in the committee and will be again on Thursday and Friday. |
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I hotly commented on branding as a form of imperialistic cultural colonialism. |
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Any implication that I am engaged in diversionary activity will be hotly denied. |
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This is a hotly contested issue in the state of Arizona, many other states in this country, certainly all of the border states. |
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Education and its reform were hotly contested topics of debate in Regency Spain. |
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The directive, which is up for review at the close of 2002, will no doubt be a hotly contested debate. |
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The nature of such powers is a hotly disputed issue in contemporary metaphysics. |
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The origins of crazy golf are hotly disputed, with both Britain and the United States claiming to have come up with the idea. |
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Only weeks after introducing the hotly disputed entrance charge, they have embarked on a cut-price promotion with a supermarket. |
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In psychiatry different paradigms and approaches to treatment are hotly contested. |
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The most hotly debated issue, among those who want to detoxify at speed, is the virtue of colonic irrigation. |
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In short order, the sergeant himself has fled, hotly pursuing his subject, his honor at stake. |
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Inevitably, romance blossoms between them as they are hotly pursued by the Imperial Army and Jin's comrade, Leo. |
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In any event, the International Committee of the Red Cross hotly disputes this claim. |
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The use of race and ethnicity in epidemiology and public health research has been debated hotly. |
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Like most brewers with exposure to emerging markets, the bidding war for Bavaria has been hotly contested. |
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No other profession has been so acidly ridiculed and at the same time so hotly envied as the legal profession. |
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The referee awarded a penalty, which was hotly contested by Bryansford, but Gavin Murdock wasn't put off and blasted to the net. |
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Precisely how fishes and other animals recognize kin is hotly debated in the scientific community. |
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The hotly anticipated annual ensemble show at the Assembly Rooms will be Midnight Cowboy, with an all-star cast still to be announced. |
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She had only ever before known a hotly breathing, living yarraman, a yarraman that walked and cantered and neighed and shied and bucked. |
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The legality of this practice is a hotly debated topic among many currency chain performers. |
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The hotly contested question about cremation rites is not surprising, given their crucial status in the local religion. |
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Gram for gram I ate more smoked salmon than almost anything else, hotly followed by rollmop herrings at 7.3kg. |
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Few hotly contested sporting finals would see a manager argue the toss with a spectator questioning his tactics. |
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First, Hannah visits Adam in his dressing room prior to his hotly anticipated opening night turn in Major Barbara. |
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The Mascot Grand National is as hotly contested as the slightly more famous horse race which bears the same name and this year's result was not without controversy. |
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Although many agreed that this system was not compatible with separation, the introduction of a new system was highly contentious and hotly debated. |
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Customs centering on marriage and gender relations are hotly debated. |
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One hotly debated alternative proposes plowing the road from West Yellowstone to Old Faithful for mass-transit vehicles, and closing it to snowmobiles. |
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Beneath the veneer of landscapes, portraits and genre scenes, political rivalries roiled, and medals granted to entrants were contested hotly as matters of national pride. |
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These issues are hotly debated in the platforms of political parties. |
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But this is hotly disputed by some evolutionist experts themselves, and it is just as reasonable to presume that theropods did not have those last two sacs. |
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In the men's international race, held in the early afternoon, the South Africans hotly pursued the Thais, but could not take the lead, coming in almost four seconds behind. |
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The status of the emancipist was one already hotly contested. |
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The party will need to weather 80-odd hotly contested preselections. |
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Disney and Lucasfilm released the hotly anticipated news, along with a photo of the cast doing a table read in London. |
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Both candidates have agreed to another debate before this hotly contested election. |
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Here we had a mere fifteen year-old brought on as a substitute in a hotly contested senior final who was subsequently felled and left unconscious. |
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In 1843 Levi Suydam, a 23-year-old resident of Salisbury, Connecticut, asked the town's board of selectmen to allow him to vote as a Whig in a hotly contested local election. |
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The senior A and B race, which is of classic status this year will be hotly contested as it is used as a selection race for early season Irish international teams. |
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Both teams get the chance to move ahead today, with the critical doubles rubber in the heat of the early afternoon promising to be a hotly contested affair. |
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The event at the Grange Hotel, which attracted 150 people, was generously supported by local companies, and some auction items were hotly contested. |
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The Aug. 20 opening of piranha 3D is hotly anticipated by loads of gore-loving horror-movie buffs. |
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While medications have improved, the use of preventative drugs like Truvada remains hotly debated. |
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For the young socialite, who is hotly tipped to marry Prince Harry, appears to be boning up babies. |
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The troops stated that their firing was in retaliation to a militant attack on them, a charge hotly contested by human rights groups in the state. |
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The question of whether more homeless people become mentally ill or whether more mentally ill people are sliding into severe poverty is hotly contested. |
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The most celebrated story of all, however, was one well-attested case of a monkey hotly pursuing an elderly policeman named Sub Inspector Bhola Ram. |
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Edward II was dragged away from the battlefield, hotly pursued by the Scottish forces, and only just escaped the heavy fighting. |
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Naturally many of the selections were hotly debated by fans around the country. |
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The death penalty there remains a contentious issue which is hotly debated. |
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Also in the running are hotly tipped The xx and 40-something Mancunian trio I Am Kloot make the list with their fifth album. |
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His hotly anticipated debut solo show Anything was performed to sell-out crowds and he returned this year with his second show Flappable. |
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The continental shelves of most seabound nations are relatively rich in natural resources, and therefore they are hotly contested. |
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Such contact is generally accepted in prehistory, but has been hotly debated in the historic period. |
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The very existence of an English Enlightenment has been hotly debated by scholars. |
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On 26 November, the two ministers hotly debated the council over the issue. |
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The extent of that revolution is hotly debated, but the influence of what some call neurolaw is clearly growing. |
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Beauregard analyzed the terrain that he still held and saw an advantage at Water Oak Pond, a hotly contested water feature on the battlefield. |
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One of the most hotly anticipated films of the year is birdman. |
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But the matter of precisely when the Tongass National Forest should begin its shift away from logging old-growth forests has been a hotly contested question. |
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Availability and use of consumer fireworks are hotly debated topics. |
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Macpherson promoted a Scottish origin for the material, and was hotly opposed by Irish historians who felt that their heritage was being appropriated. |
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At first, his Commentaries were hotly contested, some seeing in them an evil or covert attempt to reduce or codify the common law which was anathema to common law purists. |
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The two founded the company RatPac, which has been behind Horrible Bosses 2, the Entourage movie and the hotly anticipated Leonardo DiCaprio thriller The Revenant. |
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Even those familiar with this beautiful place in the mountains affirmed that the conference had given them fresh perspectives on the hotly debated issue of globalization. |
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Its success is hotly debated, with a large increase in passenger numbers and investment in the network balanced by worries about the level of subsidy. |
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