Game of Thrones is controversial, Breaking Bad is controversial, The OA is controversial.
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After years of controversial business decisions, controversial CEOs, and equally controversial advertising, American Apparel filed for bankruptcy in October 2015.
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I'll give a controversial one and then a less controversial one.
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This is about as approachable and non-controversial as controversial topics get.
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"I'm controversial because the status of women is controversial," she told me.
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The fact that it's controversial isn't because I want to be controversial.
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Will teachers avoid assigning controversial materials or discussing controversial views in class?
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That Scalia did a controversial thing doesn't justify Ginsburg's doing a different controversial thing; it doesn't even necessarily justify Ginsburg's doing the same controversial thing.
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The whole meeting was politically controversial before it happened and enormously controversial after.
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It's funny, it's not funny that it's controversial, it's sad that it's controversial.
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Frankly, it could be controversial, but we are not afraid of controversial matters.
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What makes a controversial book controversial is that some of its content and its major conclusions are controversial, and that is true — and then some — for Murray.
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Controversial projects Another controversial issue that environmentalists say has weakened Florida's reefs: Port dredging.
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A controversial choice Bringing Lewandowski on board could be controversial in the West Wing.
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There's a lot that's controversial about tax policy, after all, but not everything is controversial.
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But it is controversial to many on the right, because the President himself is controversial.
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I know they're controversial with big tech, but they're really not controversial in this building.
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"They don't do controversial bounties or controversial crowdfunds," said WeSearchr co-founder Charles "Chuck" C. Johnson.
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The government's use of a controversial invasive technology for tracking phones just got a little more controversial.
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The most controversial was showing someone's period on their underwear, which seemed strangely not controversial to me.
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It's not controversial, and I don't think we thought it was controversial when we were writing the scripts, and I don't think anybody thought it was really controversial when we were shooting it.
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The Full Frontal host spoke with the Daily Beast about her controversial statements, and even more controversial apology.
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The nature of Stephen A. Smith is to be the center of attention—loud, controversial, and loudly controversial.
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"I think of 'controversial' as deliberately attempting to be controversial, and I've never done that," explains the artist.
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West, not content with just a controversial fashion statement, also had some spoken controversial statements to say as well.
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Controversial vlogger Jake Paul, brother to similarly controversial vlogger Logan Paul, is developing a talk show for YouTube Red.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation is suing the government to remove a controversial clause in a long-controversial copyright law.
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This is not surprising given how controversial Trump, the man, is and given that deregulation can be controversial too.
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Michael Bloomberg had a controversial education policy agenda and Bill de Blasio has a different controversial education policy agenda.
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While Syria has been a controversial issue here and abroad, what's not controversial is one of the solutions: safe zones.
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The first fight was an extremely controversial draw, and the second fight was an even more controversial win for Canelo.
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Why Rawat's comments are so controversial In Kashmir, Rawat's comments about potentially separating children into camps are even more controversial.
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However, it's also clear from the response to Rowling's note that casting a controversial actor in a controversial role amid an intensely controversial cultural context could be a long-term issue for Rowling's "mutually supportive" Harry Potter community.
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TRUMP'S CONTROVERSIAL OIL PLANS: President Trump's budget proposal unveiled Tuesday has three oil-related provisions that are proving controversial in Congress.
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Controversial kiss The controversial moment came after a lengthy speech by the president to a crowd of expatriate Filipinos in Seoul.
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It took a deep look at the controversial YouTuber from all perspectives, from ex-girlfriend Alissa Violet to the controversial YouTuber himself.
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The umbrella term encompasses a variety of controversial and not-so-controversial techniques to counteract climate change, not just slow it down.
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Even the supposedly controversial issue of "taxpayer-funded abortions," which Republicans have used to justify defunding Planned Parenthood, isn't actually that controversial.
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We wanted all of the things that we're going to get, and people consider that controversial, but you didn't consider it controversial.
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This commercial Dre creates also stars a potentially controversial rapper — who, as it happens, is played by real-life controversial rapper Chris Brown.
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I think there was a period of time when that would have been a less controversial statement, now it's a more controversial statement.
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Companies may offend certain customers or shareholders by contributing to art museums that put up controversial displays, or theaters that perform controversial plays.
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Trump distracts the media's attention from controversial stories by turning its attention to other controversial stories — the ones that he thinks serve his purposes.
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I want them to just like, if they don't want to be involved in controversial things, stop writing stupid things, stop writing controversial things.
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For example, both celebrities have had a mildly controversial (though nowhere near as controversial as the situation they're currently embroiled in) bleach blonde moment.
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Free speech purists claim that Nazi speech must be defended because it is especially controversial, and protecting it therefore also protects less controversial expression.
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This isn't the first time Trump has tweeted a controversial image, so we gathered some of the most memorable and controversial memes he's tweeted.
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Drew Hammill, a Pelosi spokesman, distanced the Democratic leader from the controversial ad but took aim at Trump's controversial comments throughout his political career.
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European parliament votes for controversial copyright reform (yes, again) An amendment that would have thrown out the most controversial component of the copyright reform — a.k.a.
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Mr. Trump described the Hungarian leader as "controversial," but he clearly meant it as a compliment — Mr. Trump said some people considered him controversial, too.
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"I do understand that this is a controversial issue, but what is not controversial is the evidence that led me to my decision," she said.
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In 1949 the FCC instituted the Fairness Doctrine, a controversial rule requiring broadcasters to give "equal time" to opposing points of view on controversial issues.
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Touching on Cheney's rise to national politics and yes, his involvement in the Iraq War, VICE paints a controversial portrait of an even more controversial figure.
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"Usually, most biohackers are considered pretty crazy and very controversial, but he was the most controversial of the biohackers," another biohacker, Josiah Zayner, told BuzzFeed News.
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Highly controversial plan The JIG document is highly controversial within the U.S. government, so it is hardly surprising that it found its way to the Post.
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Pence, 59, has remained a controversial figure in an already controversial Trump administration, with the former Indiana governor having a history of anti-LGBTQ political positions.
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Roberts refrained in the report from referring to Trump's past controversial statements about the judiciary and avoided any mention of Justice Brett Kavanaugh's controversial confirmation hearings.
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"[A]nd please, for once, stop autofilling and suggesting queries for controversial topics." and please, for once, stop autofilling and suggesting queries for controversial topics. pic.twitter.
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But in telling Snowden's story—a complicated and controversial one, ultimately about a far more complicated and controversial government program—the outlandishness is also a liability.
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If my mind has something controversial in it, it's not because it's controversial for its own sake, it's only because it's seen that way in society.
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Morning Consult isolated the most and least controversial political stances a brand can take, ranging from support for civil rights and the rights of racial minorities in America (least controversial) to support for stricter policies preventing abortion and the campaigns of a Republican lawmakers (most controversial).
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Possibly even Dawson, whose controversial past and focus on controversial creators — Jake Paul, Tana Mongeau, and Jeffree Star — isn't exactly what YouTube wants to present to advertisers.
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It's not as controversial as keeping Shangela out of the finals of All Stars 3—which she clearly should have won—but it's going to be controversial.
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Inside the controversial, U.S.-backed strategy to fight ISIS in Mosul Inside the controversial, U.S.-backed strategy to fight ISIS in Mosul This segment originally aired. Feb.
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The movement's scope has expanded to other memorialized figures with controversial pasts, prompting a review ordered by Mayor Bill de Blasio of the status of controversial landmarks.
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Because Cloudflare is a controversial mask for controversial sites, there are several "watch" sites on the web that endeavor to track the real hosts of Cloudflare websites.
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A controversial history There's a controversial history around drugs used to treat morning sickness -- and accurate data about what's effective can be hard to come by, Fejzo said.
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"If she weren't my daughter, it would be so much easier for her," Trump said, seemingly suggesting that his controversial personality is negatively impacting his less controversial daughter.
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It contains a few controversial provisions While most of the bill's provisions embody broad Democratic ambitions of elections and ethics reform, it also contains a few controversial items.
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Normally considered one of the least controversial parts of a presidency, White House visits by championship-winning teams have not gone unaffected during Trump's controversial and divisive tenure.
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We spoke with Hong Kong's youngest-ever lawmaker on his controversial first day We spoke with Hong Kong's youngest-ever lawmaker on his controversial first day At 23, former Umbrella Movement leader Nathan Law is the youngest elected official in Hong Kong's history, and already one of its most controversial.
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The liberal media has a long and tumultuous relationship with the provocative deal-maker who made headlines for his controversial development plans and his even-more controversial personal life.
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Right, because we've had that revolving door ... George Stephanopoulos, and at one point that was controversial, and depending on the person or the circumstance, it still can be controversial.
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BIZ URGES CONGRESS TO RENEW CONTROVERSIAL VISA PROGRAM: A coalition of business groups is pushing Congress to permanently renew a controversial investor visa program before it expires in September.
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The ensuing election drew national attention, thanks in large part to the controversial candidacy of Moore, a Republican former judge with a history of incendiary comments and controversial actions.
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And Hollywood has a long history of supporting stars who say controversial things — even controversial conservative things — if those stars continue to make money for their studios and networks.
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A host of Jewish leaders have condemned controversial Trump advisor Steve Bannon A host of Jewish leaders have condemned controversial Trump advisor Steve Bannon This segment originally aired Nov.
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That'd be a much broader — and controversial — policy.
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It was a controversial move when Harry Reid lowered the filibuster threshold in 2013 for cabinet nominees, and it would be just as controversial for Republicans do so now. Sen.
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Much of what was once so controversial about these revivals (and it is important to remember that they were controversial) has been metabolized by the broader social and political culture.
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President Donald Trump signs executive orders advancing two controversial oil pipelines President Donald Trump signs executive orders advancing two controversial oil pipelines Donald Trump signed two executive orders Tuesday, each advancing a controversial oil pipeline promised to boost the North American oil industry but also fuel battles with opponents to oil development.
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The Jones interview was meant to be controversial enough to boost her ratings (which have been mediocre since she joined NBC) but not so controversial that it eclipsed the interview itself.
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Bitmain has diversified into non-mining services, to its credit, but its efforts to grow Bitcoin Cash — a controversial fork of Bitcoin — have been controversial and likely loss-making, to boot.
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Back in 2006, when Gilbert published her controversial memoir (controversial in that either you got on the Gilbert train or you stayed firmly off it), Bali was, I&aposm guessing, different.
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Controversial currency Known as "Colonies Francaises d'Afrique" (French colonies in Africa), the CFA franc was established in 1945 and has been tagged as a controversial currency for its control by France.
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Already, Trump has picked multiple controversial conservatives — including Sen.
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We don't get political or controversial — just the opposite.
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Pop quiz folks — can you solve this controversial post?
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It's a pretty controversial take ... so we gotta ask.
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And Trump loyalists are proving resilient — and sometimes controversial.
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But he was always controversial — and he enjoyed it.
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Controversial US. missile defense system moved into South Korea as tensions rise in the region Controversial US. missile defense system moved into South Korea as tensions rise in the region On Wednesday the U.S. started installing a controversial anti-missile defense system in South Korea designed to protect the country from threats made by Pyongyang.
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Addressing an increasingly controversial issue, the proposed rules would increase disclosure requirements for controversial "pay-for-privacy" plans in which ISPs offer discounts in exchange for more intrusive access to consumer data.
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From International Klein Blue, to a green that supposedly killed Napoleon, to controversial colors used to make the food we eat more appealing, artificial colors have and will continue to be controversial.
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More importantly, though, Trump signing an executive order isn't in and of itself controversial — it's what the executive order does, in particular the visa blacklist and the refugee ban, that are controversial.
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Federal judge temporarily halts Trump's controversial refugee and travel ban nationwide Federal judge temporarily halts Trump's controversial refugee and travel ban nationwide A federal judge in Washington temporarily halted President Trump's ban on travel from seven majority-Muslim countries late Friday, stopping enforcement of the ban nationwide and opening up further questions about the deeply controversial executive order.
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A controversial bill would silence the Islamic call to prayer inside Israel A controversial bill would silence the Islamic call to prayer inside Israel A controversial bill that would silence the Islamic call to prayer inside Israel is moving forward in the country's parliament, and has become the latest flashpoint in Jewish-Muslim relations throughout the country.
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The new leadership at the FCC is likely to roll back the most controversial aspects of the FCC rules, and courts don't like to rule on controversial issues if they can avoid it.
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" Hinkle told the Journal-Constitution that he didn't "see anything controversial" about what he wrote on Facebook, adding that "with the way things are going in the world today, I guess everything's controversial.
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Here's the Trump team thought process, from sources close to the confirmation process: The Gorsuch nomination is controversial, but nowhere near as controversial as the next time a Supreme Court seat becomes vacant.
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A young man who is born with a great gene, because I know his father and how great a politician he was, but he's from Florida, sometimes controversial, but actually, he's not controversial.
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A major retailer pulls a designer's controversial drug-themed collection A major retailer pulls a designer's controversial drug-themed collection Last Thursday, Nordstrom pulled Jeremy Scott's capsule collection for Moschino from its shelves.
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McCallum was later forced to walk back the controversial comments.
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Apple's controversial MacBook Pros launched to much criticism last fall.
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But its medical value right now remains limited and controversial.
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The circumstances of Muhammad Afzal's trial and execution remain controversial.
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This doesn't seem like it should be a controversial point.
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His role in Barr's controversial review has earned bipartisan praise.
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The proliferation of baby cams has been a controversial one.
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" Science Vs" doesn't shy away from controversial or newsy topics.
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Use of familiar matches via genetic testing websites remains controversial.
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But some of their public appearances referenced their controversial history.
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"At this point you are expecting controversial headlines," Gomez said.
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Priyanka Chopra is speaking out against controversial Simpsons character Apu.
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But its deployment is highly controversial despite its defensive nature.
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It's simply less controversial to keep quiet on the topic.
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We asked experts to weigh in on the controversial topic.
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Kylie Jenner, back at it again with some controversial cornrows.
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Eve is weighing in on Kanye West's latest controversial comments.
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Thanks to the election and reelection of controversial Republican Gov.
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IN 2016 Roland Fryer, an economist, published a controversial paper.
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Still, the controversial structure seems to be growing more common.
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The voters are supportive of Trump's other controversial picks, too.
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The more controversial Whitefish contract was handled directly with PREPA.
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Facing extreme backlash, Trump denied ever making the controversial comment.
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But turning away controversial speakers looks a lot like censorship.
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It's not terribly controversial, but it has a few problems.
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Howard was a controversial Marvel comic character introduced in 1973.
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Throughout your career you have stated controversial opinions about subjects.
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Despite steady growth over the years, charter schools remain controversial.
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Plus, negative trade secrets are controversial in the legal world.
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Janice, Republican Delegate from Texas: That's such a controversial issue.
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Environmentalists have criticized Wells Fargo for financing controversial oil pipelines.
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The comments aren't Pomepo's first foray into controversial climate assessments.
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So we expanded it, I freely admit it was controversial.
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The March for Science was controversial almost from its inception.
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Flynn has proven to be a controversial choice for Trump.
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It was not Princess Michael's first controversial incident involving race.
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The controversial 2010 Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v.
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City of New London, a controversial case over eminent domain.
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Tillerson also stressed that controversial deportations would be conducted legally.
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Offensive content and controversial viewpoints are still permitted on Twitter.
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Alice Marie Heine was an unconventional and controversial royal figure.
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Then came Douglas Ginsburg, more subdued but no less controversial.
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It's especially true for those who write about controversial topics.
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Moore has long been a controversial figure in the state.
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The selection process of the chief executive is hugely controversial.
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Roberts has steered clear of discussing controversial topics in public.
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After all, Germany's trade surpluses have been controversial for years.
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But unlike other controversial Supreme Court rulings – like Roe v.
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This was a controversial deal, challenged by the Trump administration.
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The more incendiary or controversial his material is, the better.
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These Are The Most Controversial Real Housewives Of All Time
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Peña Nieto's term has been controversial, to say the least.
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Somebody said maybe you shouldn't say that, that'll be controversial.
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Manny Pacquiao bout results were controversial, causing disputes amongst fans.
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Scooter riding on sidewalks is controversial due to safety issues.
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It may well be the most controversial company in history.
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Large dams tend to be controversial, wherever they are built.
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Interpretation of Nicolas Poussin's paintings is complex and frequently controversial.
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But then he transitions to something a little more controversial.
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The nuclear project may have been the most controversial subject.
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Holding off is the right move, though a controversial one.
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But a few have proved controversial, spurring allegations of cronyism.
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The most controversial thing about the XR is its display.
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Steve Bannon is out as President Trump's controversial chief strategist.
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Her father, Alberto Fujimori, is a controversial figure in Peru.
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In short: Thompson's name is a little controversial right now.
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It's established a financial incentive for Beahm to be controversial.
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To many in the Bitcoin community, the move was controversial.
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Kelly made her controversial remarks on her show on Tuesday.
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But she avoids using the word "Rohingya", calling it "controversial".
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But he has had a controversial past just like Mongeau.
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"Just get attention by being weird, different, controversial," she said.
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This was a controversial statement about masculinity because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Anyway.
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Cannes is a festival notorious for pardoning controversial male auteurs.
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Freeport, which has a controversial history in Indonesia, has refused.
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This is one of my most controversial pieces of advice.
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Today, we're diving into the controversial world of Instagram censorship.
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There was nothing remotely controversial about this at the time.
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So how does the CFPB's controversial structure affect the analysis?
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Don't worry, the controversial father of three is not surprised.
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There was little controversial in the Romney documents, he said.
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These were perhaps the most controversial of the S17 batch.
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Logan has historically been the least controversial of the Pauls.
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Despite this controversial decision, Altered Carbon boasts a diverse cast.
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Though it's a highly controversial approach, with plenty of critics.
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In the US, conducting studies on monkeys is often controversial.
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Clinton also referenced Trump's controversial statements during her Monday speech.
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Transporting fossil fuels is often a controversial and risky process.
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What is the Clinton Foundation and why is it controversial?
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Doherty suggested that the election result itself might be controversial.
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Others have even decided to analyze its controversial origin story.
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The controversial shirt has already sold out in some sizes.
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In Texas, spending over border security has become increasingly controversial.
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GPS monitoring is also an option, albeit a controversial one.
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Unlike Net Neutrality, these 1930s era utility regulations are controversial.
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But whether an auction actually does the job is controversial.
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Eventually McCarthy overstepped, launching a controversial investigation of the army.
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The ruling has already proven controversial in the Bitcoin world.
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The medical community has been skeptical of the controversial project.
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Michael Flynn as security advisor — Sessions is a controversial figure.
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These are controversial policy recommendations, not banal observations about psychometrics.
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He's even opened for the endlessly controversial duo The Chainsmokers.
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Daylight Saving Time is becoming increasingly controversial across the country.
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I didn't know #DaylightSavingTime was so controversial.. I love it.
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Pakistan has also made a big, controversial push for coal.
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Certainly, at 19, she's become one of the most controversial.
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The SROTD team knew how controversial their post would be.
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He had been previously suspended because of a controversial tweet.
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But she said this somewhat controversial approach also carried risks.
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Because in sapping her clothes of potentially controversial content, Mrs.
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And because they are influential, the rankings are also controversial.
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Monday, Priebus emphasized he does not defend the controversial remarks.
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Wendy Williams has made some controversial comments about Caitlyn Jenner.
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Who benefits from lower corporate taxes is a controversial question.
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This section of Romans is quite controversial, not clear cut.
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Later in his term, he backed a controversial labor reform.
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An ad addressing such overtly controversial ideas is inherently risky.
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Health care in America is a controversial and costly subject.
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Bathroom bill North Carolina's controversial bathroom law is officially history.
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One recommendation, for example, dealt with a particularly controversial issue.
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During the campaign, Penny's controversial past was brought to light.
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But the site's definition of "controversial" seems to have changed.
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Added that Trump is "well aware" of his controversial history.
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They speak with poise and don't send out controversial tweets.
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" And of course used the controversial adverb "big league"/"bigly.
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You did take the show into some pretty controversial directions.
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I have to be interesting, controversial, and get people talking.
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This was a very controversial story, too, at the time.
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Nope, it's Wolf and CNN that are the controversial aspect.
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Controversial plans The Chinese projects are not without controversy, however.
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That decision was controversial among some members of our field.
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Larry Pratt, GOA's controversial executive director, recalls that period fondly.
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It's one of the most controversial treatments for mental disorders.
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We knew it was going to be a controversial bill.
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"Superfetation is controversial and hard to prove," says Dr. Greves.
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There's not much to say because it's a controversial situation.
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But Trump isn't shy about cozying up to controversial figures.
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In February, controversial internet personality Chuck Johnson claimed on GotNews.
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Others counted it a positive accomplishment for a controversial governor.
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Hacking back is a controversial idea within the cybersecurity community.
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Wikipedia won't often steer you wrong even on controversial subjects.
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A controversial photo of the lynching has since become infamous.
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But the move by the University of Texas is controversial.
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The couple's controversial videos have since been taken off YouTube.
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In fact, nothing he said was even all that controversial.
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You'll recall Kara was in the restaurant's controversial border commercial.
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Many centered on the controversial whitewashing aspect of the film.
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He has previously made controversial remarks about the LGBT community.
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Neti pots, despite their adorable name, are sort of controversial.
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"That ... is an extremely controversial and risky thing to do."
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Trump had made controversial and disparaging comments about Mexican immigrants.
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Here's how the party came back to its controversial candidate.
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Gordon's treatment in The Killing Joke has long been controversial.
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He is known for being outspoken and at times, controversial.
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Macri's high interest rate monetary policy has also been controversial.
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Education, in most of the world, is not particularly controversial.
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Yet dissection has long been a complex and controversial task.
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Her tenure was controversial but aligned with Golden State leftism.
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And that's where the controversial Steele dossier comes into play.
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While it's still controversial, medical marijuana is edging toward normality.
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The new guidelines are controversial, even within the US government.
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He isn't afraid to be controversial or speak his feelings.
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The estimated costs for that controversial project continue to grow.
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His quotes were buried under other controversial things he said.
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Williams also brought up Alabama's controversial measures to ban abortions.
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Again, it was a role that tackled a controversial issue.
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But after a string of controversial comments, King endorsed Sen.
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There's not much to say because it's a controversial situation.
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First, controversial counterterrorism adviser Sebastian Gorka left the White House.
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She made no mention of controversial remarks made by Trump.
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Zinke and Perry have not been considered especially controversial nominees.
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But of course it's a bit controversial to some, too.
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Bristol Palin is known for being controversial with her opinions.
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The most controversial legacy is the lack of individual accountability.
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And he's doing it with his new controversial album art.
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And she made no mention of her controversial policy priorities.
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Schultz has also opposed North Carolina's controversial transgender bathroom policy.
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More on "chronic Lyme" next — and why it's still controversial.
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Surely, with such a controversial issue, you've had some pushback.
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At the time, the choice merely seemed controversial and risky.
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It was considered controversial because they were people in uniform.
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Isaacs on Friday there were only 15 that were controversial.
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Somebody said maybe you shouldn't say that, that'll be controversial.
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Bradshaw oversaw the controversial work release arrangement back in 12009.
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Such a bold assertion of presidential power is highly controversial.
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Some Minnesota Democrats, aghast at controversial comments made by Rep.
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Even the controversial Apple keyboard beats out the manual typewriter.
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A conservative icon, Justice Scalia was colourful, combative and controversial.
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Elegy, J.D. Vance's controversial memoir of Appalachia, sold over one
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The Senate's bill had none of the controversial forestry policies.
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He has been very bold and owned those [controversial] things.
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Less controversial trials are already underway involving humans after birth.
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Somebody said, 'Maybe you shouldn't say that, that'll be controversial.
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So far, Instagram users have regarded the move as controversial.
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But the Peróns also have a complicated and controversial legacy.
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REDD+ was controversial when it introduced nearly a decade ago.
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They have become important branding exercises for two controversial billionaires.
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GOP leaders previously haven't punished King for making controversial remarks.
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His movies are gory, uncomfortable, and always hilarious — if controversial.
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Even organising events related to air pollution can prove controversial.
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But far from increasing general satisfaction, this plan is controversial.
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That is not to say there won't be controversial appointments.
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Forcing the EPA to set a standard could prove controversial.
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Controversial comments can temporarily sidetrack one's path upward, of course.
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Here are 5 controversial houses in and around Silicon Valley.
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It's politically controversial and hard to make work in practice.
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Yandy is known for its topical and sometimes controversial costumes.
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But Bernhardt is still a controversial figure among some environmentalists.
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That means values are most visible during big, controversial decisions.
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The controversial orders that Trump signed in December set Feb.
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President Trump should intervene immediately to reverse this controversial decision.
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They had not found his comments in Munich particularly controversial.
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The departures of Stepien and Clark are much less controversial.
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"It would be controversial to say the least," said Moss.
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The Material Girl's Eurovision performance was controversial from the start.
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Some provide details about the intelligence community's more controversial activities.
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The Senate will now turn to more controversial spending bills.
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Her return to government as Home Secretary will be controversial.
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In response, the government is now considering a controversial measure.
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The modified food staple has been controversial for decades (Science).
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"Previously unknown controversial writing can sink nominations," the memo says.
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I'm around so many open-minded people & forgot it's controversial.
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Thom Tillis, that "controversial social issues" cost us big league.
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The decision to shut off Politwoops was a controversial one.
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The first trailer for the controversial, regressive film just dropped.
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Bush was one of Trump's most controversial picks so far.
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He issued a permit for the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.
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Healthcare and defense stocks are controversial segments of the market.
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But another controversial decision by Trump is less clear cut.
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The idea has always been controversial and difficult to define.
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The Department of Justice implemented the controversial policy in April.
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There shouldn't be anything controversial about speaking out against hatred.
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Following the report, Apple quickly suspended the controversial "grading" program.
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It took ancient DNA analysis to solve the controversial mystery.
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However, the corporate tax cuts are permanent -- that's pretty controversial.
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Arthur: Well, reuniting Pink Floyd could be a controversial policy.
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Teigen even shared the controversial push present she gifted herself.
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No controversial topics like her bisexual identity, and no cursing.
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The resort has been controversial since it opened in 2013.
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In many countries, a video like this would be controversial.
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Seems mum's the word after his sweet, yet controversial, deal.
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Cloudflare has worked with industry stakeholders on controversial content before.
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Netflix is the most controversial; Twitter is the most hated.
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And it's sad that that is deemed a controversial statement.
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Controversial Brooklyn rapper, 6ix63ine, has landed one of those spots.
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President Donald Trump's controversial "election integrity" commission is no more.
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That's led to sometimes controversial efforts aimed at emerging markets.
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That creative decision has proven controversial, to say the least.
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At some point, you might get branded as too controversial.
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The facial recognition software has been controversial from the start.
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She's been critical of his controversial remarks regarding Mexican immigrants.
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Moore, who was controversial among Republicans, raised about $1.6 million.
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The change could affect several lawsuits involving the controversial issue.
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The controversial act expanded government surveillance powers on the internet.
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There was nothing about his speech that was particularly controversial.
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"This should not be controversial," Khanna said of intermilitary communications.
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Requiring companies to diversify their board rooms seems hardly controversial.
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Terrell Owens may be best remembered for his controversial antics.
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This is a more controversial point than you might think.
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Then come the controversial comments about Venezuela, Bolivia, and Cuba.
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There was nothing remotely controversial about this at the time.
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As a commercial success, Russell's "Women in Love" was controversial.
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"I think that's a little bit too controversial," Barton echoed.
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When we have controversial political moments, they often become sexualized.
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Zangger has been a controversial figure in his own right.
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Lou's character was controversial even before the show was screened.
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No topics are off limits, no ideas are too controversial.
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Every so often, there's a Pokemon that becomes highly controversial.
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Other possible changes tend to be more controversial, Lower said.
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Pell isn't just controversial because of his alleged sexual abuse.
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In 1983, Calle made one of her most controversial works.
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Buttigieg's most famous political accomplishment is also his most controversial.
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"I'm dumbfounded that that's controversial," Pruitt told the Washington Examiner.
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Among the guys in rooms that crunch numbers, it's controversial.
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Privatizing infrastructure is a controversial idea, but it's not crazy.
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The use of lead ammunition has been equally controversial abroad.
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But they are controversial and very difficult to measure precisely.
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That's a controversial premise, though not everyone will admit it.
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Her clothing choices on Thursday were far less controversial: Mrs.
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Threats of violence in response to controversial art are abhorrent.
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But for the most part, the list was not controversial.
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Go deeper: Judge blocks construction of controversial Keystone XL pipeline
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Their controversial content is the topic of daily conversation citywide.
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But people don't change their minds easily about controversial issues.
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The case renewed a nationwide debate on the controversial law.
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"Brother to brother, it's good to be controversial," he said.
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Still, any bailout of the travel industry may be controversial.
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It is difficult to change people's attitudes about controversial issues.
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Boumediene's legacy has proved as controversial as the decision itself.
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What is cultural appropriation, and why is it so controversial?
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Cillizza: Was the "Green Light Law" controversial when it passed?
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It's partly an intentional, if controversial, design of the program.
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In more recent years, Douglas was also a controversial figure.
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This policy is controversial and has been a mixed success.
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Indians have been protesting the controversial citizenship law for months.
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The actress joins the show following Gabrielle Union's controversial exit.
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"She's never really pushed on more controversial issues," Schultz said.
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King's most controversial decision also came about because he listened.
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That's what makes Column such a controversial, even antiquated bet.
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Why was the portrait of Aatika and Zahraw Shah controversial?
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"I hoped that it would be controversial," Mr. Roth said.
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Personal lubricant does not, intuitively, feel like a controversial topic.
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He has not shrunk from views that might be controversial.
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Both domestically and internationally, this is an extremely controversial decision.
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Of course, food perishes (and) what is controversial about that?
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I have a controversial perspective on that kind of thing.
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Neither Carlson nor Pirro has apologized for their controversial remarks.
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It was a less controversial strike with fewer geopolitical implications.
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Evocative portraits are perhaps her most popular — and controversial — works.
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But he doesn't see what is so controversial about it.
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The obvious solution for corporations is to say nothing controversial.
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The move has been highly controversial in the state. Gov.
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Do you post controversial material just for likes and retweets?
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Get closer than ever to this intense, and controversial, spectacle.
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To be honest, this should not be a controversial statement.
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Americans can change their minds on controversial issues relatively quickly.
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The referendum law is itself controversial and may be repealed.
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Matt Bevin, a brash conservative whose tenure has been controversial.
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The practice is considered controversial for medical and cultural reasons.
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" Then went here: "House votes on controversial FISA ACT today.
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He isn't cut out for the world of controversial ideas.
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Of Trump's cabinet picks, Chao is among the less controversial.
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Or what makes some people support his often controversial policies?
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Whether such planets actually have atmospheres is still controversial, however.
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First of all, the redemption of Vader was controversial itself.
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It's an expansion of the controversial Remain in Mexico policy.
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That's never been done before, and the proposal is controversial.
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"We've agreed to all sorts of controversial policy positions," Gov.
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"It's obviously controversial, so I can't tell you," she said.
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But the details of tax reform can be very controversial.
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Once controversial, Balanchine's ballets are now given across the world.
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He apologizes, and remains one of YouTube's most controversial stars.
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The knives are out for Silicon Valley's most controversial investor.
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In India, the practice is more common, if still controversial.
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Pebble is controversial in Alaska and among its leaders. Gov.
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But Trump's foreign trips are often marred by controversial statements.
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Protesters were demonstrating against S.B. 4, a controversial law Gov.
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On Friday Trump fired his controversial policy strategist, Steve Bannon.
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But the controversial ad didn't appear to hurt Nike's business.
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It sounded too controversial, and likely to upset religious constituents.
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The flood barrier system has been controversial for other reasons.
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The decision was controversial and predictable at the same time.
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She has dropped some controversial ideas to help her position.
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We kept really controversial issues down by an unwritten agreement.
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"I don't understand why this is so controversial," he said.
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They know their efforts are often perceived as controversial showboating.
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Obama took several controversial actions on drilling during his presidency.
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Patrick Murphy — and not the outspokenly liberal and controversial Rep.
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Trump's controversial pick for health and human services secretary, Rep.
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The company marketed both with overtly sexual, sometimes controversial advertising.
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We knew North Carolina's controversial voter ID law was bad.
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Benchmark's controversial, explosive lawsuit against Travis Kalanick is officially history.
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Using neurointerventions in the criminal justice system is highly controversial.
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But it's politically controversial, so here's what I would say.
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And that's a big reason the deal has become controversial.
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However, a mission back to the moon is still controversial.
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This year, however, the Iftar dinner was no less controversial.
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This would also have been controversial in so many ways.
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Like a smart version of the military's controversial cluster bomb.
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But that is considered controversial in parts of this world.
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More controversial, however, has been Trump's plan to feature tanks.
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Your show uses humor to address serious and controversial issues.
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Fois gras is possibly the most controversial dish there is.
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They focus on 21 particularly controversial and heavily covered votes.
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Trump's statement that, as a famous man, he could simply grab women "by the pussy" isn't controversial because he said "pussy," it's controversial because doing so is a violation of a woman's bodily autonomy.
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After the success of his three-part documentary about TanaCon, he announced that his next deep-dive would be into YouTube sensation Jake Paul, the controversial younger brother of other controversial YouTuber, Logan Paul.
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"He used air quotes the other day … I don't remember the context but it was something controversial, and he said, 'That's not controversial' and put it in air quotes," she recalls with a laugh.
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We'll start with the big news for Utah... Trump officials approve controversial Utah Medicaid plan The controversial Medicaid changes from the Trump administration march on, despite suffering a blow in court earlier this week.
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Students who invite controversial speakers see the value of inviting speakers with these views, because they plow the way for views that aren't so controversial but may be subject to censorship by the left.
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These contracts are politically controversial because ICE and CBP have been responsible for enforcing controversial immigration policies that separate families at the border, detain children, and deport people seeking refuge back to dangerous places.
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As striking as the exterior of this car is, it somehow looks less controversial in person than you might expect; it's even less controversial, I think, than Acura's terrible "shield" grilles of the last decade.
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The fear is that by bolting a bunch of controversial things onto an already controversial thing, you magnify opposition, because people just tend to be more afraid of change than they are desirous of it.
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While there are numerous ways to pay for veterans' legislation that are controversial, even unpalatable to veteran advocates, there are many more reforms to programs and benefits that are or should be relatively non-controversial.
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But three years after handing the president a 30-point victory, Kentucky's voters appeared to put their displeasure with the conservative Mr. Bevin, his controversial policies and even more controversial personality, over their partisan preferences.
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D'Souza was more controversial at the think tank, where two African-American fellows resigned in protest when the book was published (though D'Souza's book was hardly more controversial, or more racist, than The Bell Curve).
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"Narendra Modi's "troll army," Assad's chemical weapons use, and a controversial Holocaust bill in Poland "Narendra Modi's "troll army," Assad's chemical weapons use, and a controversial Holocaust bill in Poland Donald Trump may be a
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Hartley's appointment is a controversial one given his poor disciplinary record.
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Silicon Valley has criticized the Trump administration's controversial immigration policies before.
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The name of the Full Self-Driving package has been controversial.
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And yet this has become eruptively controversial — and with good reason.
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Controversial Best Actor winner Casey Affleck was next on the list.
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But Mr. Anderson's legacy is also marked by more controversial positions.
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"It's one of the most controversial plays we have," he said.
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The proposals proved more controversial than the government had perhaps expected.
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He also defended some of most controversial policies implemented by DHS.
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"It will certainly be exciting, lively, controversial," said one G20 official.
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Just as Obamacare is controversial, the American Care Act is too.
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The Mass Effect series, though at times controversial, has been great.
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PERINO: that could be a controversial way to look at it.
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Madonna's remarks at the Women's March were instantly galvanizing and controversial.
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One controversial issue we've talked about in the U.S. is immigration.
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LEVIN: And yet, some people consider it controversial, I don&apost.
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This bag was probably the most controversial item up for auction.
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Germaine Greer made controversial comments about rape at a literary festival.
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Performer and rapper Travis Scott's Super Bowl performance was already controversial.
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It is true, the ones that were more controversial were terrible.
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This isn't the first time Kennedy has backed a controversial theory.
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Models' health has been a controversial topic in the past year.
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A significant (and highly controversial) upgrade of its software fell through.
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Abrams also has a controversial past that could complicate his confirmation.
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This decision follows the controversial ousting of former director Okwui Enwezor.
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Conspicuously controversial subreddits are absent, while efforts are made at inclusion.
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That upper limit of what constitutes a "planet" is controversial, though.
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Though some defended her choice to take on the controversial role.
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Ultimately, Lemonis did not want someone controversial for a business partner.
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But the controversial far-right party came in in fourth place.
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Here are some of his lines of thought on controversial subjects.
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The most controversial proposal is the privatization of air traffic control.
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But it's also a controversial one in the Donald Trump era.
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Here's what you need to know about the latest controversial actions.
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Whenever you start a new department of anything, it&aposs controversial.
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I'm going to say something kind of controversial, so brace yourself.
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RELATED: Why is Rex Tillerson as secretary of state so controversial?
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Rex Tillerson Trump's pick for secretary of state is fairly controversial.
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It's not news that Sam Altman likes to say controversial things.
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The social media company's controversial change to allow 280 character tweets.
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That desire could even lead to yet another controversial public appearance.
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Like every venture firm, 8VC also has its more controversial bets.
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Or, perhaps, he's still recovering from his controversial Super Bowl performance.
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That's because allowing the practice on human beings is very controversial.
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Shakespeare's meditation on aging is one of his most controversial sonnets.
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The issue of minorities' access to higher education remains controversial today.
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Yanis Varoufakis, the controversial former finance minister, calls it "disaster tourism".
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One thing Eder won't do is make offensive or controversial flags.
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To a layman, this may sound neither controversial nor ground-breaking.
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Lovecraft has become an increasingly controversial figure in the literary community.
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This could be because elite students attract controversial speakers more often.
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Most controversial are Sir Richard's recommendations about false allegations and anonymity.
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Before that happens, the season needs something controversial to entice viewers.
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But, as basically anyone knows, wearing all-white is quite controversial.
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The Trump administration has already moved forward on several controversial sales.
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But his running of the foundation has been controversial at home.
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On some days, he'd say he stood by his controversial vote.
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Other controversial policies were significantly watered down or became vague principles.
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But he also carried out some of its most controversial policies.
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It was one of the most controversial rules struck down then.
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Two controversial bills were passed in the waning days of Parliament.
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Matthew Barney: Redoubt is the latest exhibition from a controversial artist.
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Being Mary Jane has touched on a lot of controversial topics.
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But some of Facebook's more specific journalism efforts have been controversial.
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The relationship earned her a spot in West's controversial "Famous" video.
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The other, a carbon tax, is bipartisan and reflects controversial compromise.
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Archbishop Viganò was a controversial figure even before his J'accuse appeared.
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French President Emmanuel Macron signed the controversial bill into law yesterday.
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Controversial opinion, but I think furry Pikachu is cute as fuck.
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Remember the controversial crowdfunded wall built along the New Mexico border?
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The lawsuit and Kalanick's resignation have been controversial in Silicon Valley.
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You all know that's the -- SARA EISEN: That's the controversial one.
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Animal testing, in particular, is controversial, slow, costly and often cruel.
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Everything in history is controversial, from abortion to Japanese encampment camps.
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Gina Haspel is Donald Trump's controversial nominee to be CIA director.
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Let America's most beloved/controversial brand do the job for you.
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The invitation to Arafat to address the General Assembly was controversial.
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The attorney-general is a controversial figure, but not a traitor.
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Hellerstedt marks a dramatic escalation in the controversial jurisprudence of abortion.
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That's hardly controversial, yet it's something far too few filmmakers engage.
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Why has the controversial culinary habit become so popular in China?
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Forbes and others are protesting Trump's controversial comments about Mexican immigrants.
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She said she doesn't get why people view her as controversial.
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Here's what critics are saying about Netflix's controversial original series "Insatiable":
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For now, controversial videos still appear to be running alongside advertisements.
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Here's a controversial opinion: I don't want a female James Bond.
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His supporters embrace his bluntness and wit, controversial statements and all.
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His nomination was controversial — if confirmed, he'd control the Mueller investigation.
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Roethlisberger is not the only controversial sports figure Trump has praised.
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But he sort of knew that the ideas would be controversial.
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Coke/meth was a controversial decision but she stands by it.
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Like many have stated following the publication of the controversial Babe.
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These decisions are particularly opaque and controversial and have generated controversy.
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Back in April, Snoddy defended his controversial tattoo to Page Six.
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Stone, prone to conspiracy theories, has a history in controversial elections.
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Loïc Pasquet is probably the most controversial winemaker in the world.
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The controversial Olympic swimmer is engaged to girlfriend Kayla Rae Reid.
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The controversial study, published in 2200, relied on just 339 respondents.
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And this year, once again, there's nothing particularly controversial about them.
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But that opens up a whole other set of controversial questions.
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David H. Koch has been a controversial figure at the AMNH.
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Ukraine's controversial "decommunisation" laws enshrine one particular historical narrative in statute.
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Now, she's opening up about why she shared the controversial documents.
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He has yet to make a statement on his controversial remarks.
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The controversial CEO was caught on camera berating an Uber driver.
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Other changes to the treatment of foreign income are more controversial.
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Of course, the idea of giving people free cash is controversial.
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THE word of the year for 2017 was a controversial choice.
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"I think it's unfortunate that this law is controversial," Long said.
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The amount of THC in chocolates like these has been controversial.
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In Iowa, the ties were broken by a controversial coin toss.
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All of those controversial and confusing Kanye West moments from 2018.
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One of the most controversial candidates, Brian Kemp is up next.
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Olivia was without a doubt the most controversial contestant this season.
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The war years remain a controversial period in the nation's history.
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And if Trump says something controversial, distance yourself from Trump -- quickly.
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He established a business that combines food and the controversial drug.
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And I know that's going to be controversial for people. Why?
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Sally Anderson's controversial chin tattoo is sparking debate in New Zealand.
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I don't particularly think what I sing about is so controversial.
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Democrats believe highlighting Trump's controversial supporters could stymie that effort early.
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Trump is considering creating a controversial panel questioning federal climate reports.
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It was a big deal then, highly controversial and very important.
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He's made some controversial statements that got him fired at ESPN.
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The actress, 47, walked away from the controversial religion in 2013.
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Insatiable, another controversial TV show, is also getting a second season.
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Charlamagne tha God was once known as Wendy Williams' controversial sidekick.
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The Economist published an extensive obituary covering Rozar's sometimes controversial legacy.
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A controversial, albeit profound criticism of the current state American values.
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I don't recall it ... I recall him being controversial, for sure.
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She made a decision for her child that some found controversial.
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And so if he says something that's controversial, then that's newsmaking.
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Tesla's approach is controversial, and has drawn public criticism from competitors.
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Ever since Tesla unveiled Autopilot in 2015, it's been controversial technology.
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She has no desire to be a part of something controversial.
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That said, fulfillment of disability desires has become a controversial issue.
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The Switch Lite also does away with the device's controversial kickstand.
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Having to pay taxes but not being allowed to vote -- controversial.
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These and other environmental concerns have made the practice highly controversial.
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The Met's use of automated facial recognition technology (AFR) is controversial.
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This is Mr Gottlieb's third idea—and potentially the most controversial.
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The confrontations come as Trump's controversial border policy dominates the news.
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The demarcation of land for Brazil's 900,000 aboriginal people is controversial.
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Goop is best known these days for its questionable, controversial products.
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Who exactly is determining what constitutes a "controversial or sensitive subject"?
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Ever since, the existence of the G-spot has been controversial.
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Yeah, I don't write controversial things for the sake of controversy.
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However, one of the most controversial amendments of the bill, Sen.
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What we're watching: Whether a controversial idea being pushed by Sens.
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Obviously, Sam is a very controversial figure around issues around Islam.
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Large fees increases are controversial and unlikely to pass Congress, however.
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The controversial "women at Kiev" video that played after the major.
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He doesn't trust any hosting company to hold his controversial files.
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If you have a slightly controversial view, all nuance is lost.
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McGregor's return to the Octagon, however, has been a controversial one.
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Facebook was fully aware of the risks of the controversial step.
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Since its inception, WikiLeaks has remained a controversial and complicated outfit.
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After the judge's controversial sentencing comments, Attorney Lowdon questioned his rationale.
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Controversial as it may be, his record indicates no prior felonies.
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For most people, that's a controversial statement, especially if you're black.
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This legislation should be relatively non-controversial and attract bipartisan support.
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Such a review could take years, further delaying the controversial project.
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The CBO concluded that a controversial last-minute amendment from Rep.
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And in the UK, at least, DID is a controversial diagnosis.
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However, he has emerged apparently shed of his highly controversial history.
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The roles of speculation versus fundamentals was already controversial in 1949.
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Trump says or does something controversial or just plain wrong. 20153.
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Controversial, unexpected emotional support animals have been spotted with increasing frequency.
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Cyrus: Design and Conquer was over a controversial flea market find.
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Among the biggest (and most controversial) hurdles is the whiteboard interview.
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The Cabinet knew this would be a controversial, but necessary move.
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But yes, Pai is a controversial figure in the tech world.
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Other countries have confronted their controversial pasts in starkly different ways.
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We know this is controversial, but we can't deny our hearts.
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When did a perfectly legitimate guest worker system become so controversial?
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They're confronting controversial topics like healthcare, immigration and Supreme Court nominees.
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They don't seem eager to take on avoidable, potentially controversial cases.
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" On Roy Moore's controversial remarks: "We don't agree with those comments.
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It was not a controversial statement, and really, never has been.
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Romania's finance minister said a controversial bank tax would be lowered.
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Its a controversial question — you may want to fish around vs.
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He should focus on what is easily achievable and non-controversial.
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"You want to fight me?" the controversial real estate agent exclaims.
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He was a controversial, complex poet who was not above critique.
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Travel ban President Trump's controversial travel ban is back ... sort of.
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His 1975 hit, "Let's Make a Baby" became controversial as Rev.
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READ: Texas hunter bags his rhino on controversial hunt in Namibia
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He's also disliked by independents, and he's controversial even among Republicans.
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By the '80s, she was showing dramatic, controversial collections in Paris.
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The law mirrors Arizona's controversial SB1070, which was passed in 2010.
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In the United States and Europe, the topic is especially controversial.
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But doing minimum wage is so controversial, it's the same thing.
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Other controversial issues could also hold up a spending bill. Sen.
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Did anyone actually want to read controversial YouTuber Onision's terrible novel?
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The controversial interest in BrightHouse is just 0.0006% of the estate.
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Insiders say Plotnitsky played a leading hand in this controversial reshuffle.
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The restaurateur had cited the presidential candidate's controversial rhetoric toward Hispanics.
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Noticeably absent from the plan was a controversial border-adjustment tax.
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Since my childhood I've been obsessed by a controversial global phenomenon.
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Let's go over some of the more controversial aspects of it.
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The controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement is on its deathbed.
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Why is the phrase "black privilege" so controversial for some people?
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It now also harbors bullying, misinformation and controversial self-expression content.
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It also turned out to be one of the most controversial.
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It's empowering, it's educational, it's non-controversial and it costs nothing.
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In conservative policy circles, a carbon tax is controversial at best.
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LePage held a press conference Friday to address his controversial remarks.
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Decades after its conception, Keynes's multiplier is relevant, controversial and ascendent.
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Masvidal's split decision losses have been controversial to say the least.
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But any alternatives to the Fed's current approach could be controversial.
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With each generation, the world's integration is becoming steadily less controversial.
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"Bring facial recognition to the iPhone" It's also a controversial feature.
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Franco has also attracted attention for controversial behavior on social media.
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I understand that my views could be considered to be controversial.
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The 2012 recommendation against all routine PSA screening remains hotly controversial.
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She has already planted one controversial sign, near their chicken coop.
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"I understand that he's controversial," he said later in the interview.
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That attribution has been backed by other researchers but remains controversial.
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Still, automating commercial driving is controversial and — potentially — a job killer.
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Paul talked to Fox Business' Liz Claman about his controversial videos.
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Strip and cavity searches are already controversial in their own right.
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It's a controversial topic, and is probably better than doing nothing.
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Some on Twitter used humor to grapple with West's controversial comments.
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No serious mention is made of the Branch Davidians' controversial beliefs.
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The protests started in early June over a controversial extradition bill.
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The current chief justice is Maikel Moreno, a deeply controversial figure.
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Pryor is controversial because of his stance against Roe v. Wade.
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Market failure is not a new idea, nor is it controversial.
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That controversial move was panned by Brooks and other Strange critics.
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Controversial content is as common in the art world as paint.
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"It can't possibly be controversial because it's so ridiculous," Schick said.
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The policy has been controversial since its unveiling in July 2017.
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The GOP has repeatedly sought to use controversial statements by Rep.
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The accusations have made him a controversial pick for the board.
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I understand [the game of] tacking controversial issues to important legislation.
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The White House has previously defended several of Trump's controversial comments.
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Carlson was making headlines for controversial comments as early as 2011.
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The "power pose" is a controversial topic in the scientific community.
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Read more: DoorDash is under fire for its controversial tipping policy.
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Peter Sloterdijk has emerged as his country's most controversial public intellectual.
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Trump officially pardoned the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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When is the last time that happened in a controversial dynamic?
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But the act became controversial and was repeatedly condemned by Trump.
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Trudeau isn't the only one to face criticism for controversial photos.
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I understand [the game of] tackling controversial issues to important legislation.
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He also said splitting the roles is not a controversial move.
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Expect floor fights on a number of notable and controversial items.
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The controversial deal still must be passed by the parliament. 3.
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Clients of Manafort's lobbying firm have included dictators and controversial businessmen.
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The move to end plastic straws is a particularly controversial one.
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The Puerto Rican utility is working to cancel the controversial contract.
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Like Trump, LePage has been known for divisive and controversial statements.
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Among the most controversial of those bills is one from Rep.
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It might be the most controversial vehicle in Tesla&aposs history.
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Another senior White House official acknowledged bringing on Kobach was controversial.
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Again, Ark's Winton is betting the controversial company will do well.
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Vogue's spring 2011 profile of Asma al-Assad was highly controversial.
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The tricks of the trade are controversial even in Silicon Valley.
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Cain was a controversial pick due to previous sexual misconduct claims.
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Shapiro made the controversial remarks during his radio show on Wednesday.
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Israel had initially planned to allow the controversial lawmakers to visit.
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In the meantime, controversial President Bashar al-Assad remains in power.
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But it was Strange's association with another controversial figure, former Gov.
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Instead, the White House inviteda variety of controversial right-leaning figures.
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Other challenges to the controversial surveillance regime, including Liberty's, remain ongoing.
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This is why casting white actors as Egyptians is so controversial.
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Were that goal pursued without bias, it would be less controversial.
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We've covered it before, and it's not exactly a controversial stance.
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But, get ready to flip a table over its controversial finale.
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So where do we draw the line between fun and controversial?
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I understand the issue of abortion is still controversial in America.
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But the use of behavior analysis remains controversial in many countries.
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That link has been suggested by previous research, but remains controversial.
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On June 20th he sacked Corey Lewandowski, his controversial campaign manager.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) to try to smooth over controversial areas.
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Yet modest though they may be, they are still highly controversial.
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Blackwater founder Erik Prince remains a controversial figure in American politics.
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The Senate had its hands full with a controversial confirmation vote.
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The association is always going to be a controversial one, however.
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"The story behind who invented falafel is controversial," according to Baruch.
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But for a long time, the Lincoln Memorial was incredibly controversial.
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It was a big deal then — highly controversial and very important.
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The controversial Investigatory Powers Bill is currently being debated in parliament.
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Indiana and Arkansas are two other states with controversial waiver provisions.
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A controversial redesign also alienated some of Snapchat's advertisers and users.
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Here's more from Ross, who talked about the controversial ending postgame.
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The article quickly became controversial as nobody could corroborate the story.
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Consider the NFL's controversial donations to the National Institutes of Health.
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Both Cagle and Kemp have had controversial moments throughout the campaign.
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In each case, the celebrity accounts shared controversial and crass statements.
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That's a radical and controversial proposal that seems unlikely to pass.
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It's just happy, inspirational content intended to distract from controversial issues.
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The Virginia governor's race has been captivating, controversial and frequently cutting.
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Controversial, yes, but America's greatest leaps were ignited by great crisis.
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Remarkably, the least controversial of the three is Kim Jong-il.
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By contrast, Hoyle is seen as a much less controversial figure.
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The controversial policy was eventually reversed in a June executive order.
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Here are six of the most controversial company rebrands of 2019.
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But some of her more controversial humor didn't go down well.
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Controversial answers also start conversations, even if your friends are jerks.
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The culture also discouraged staff from putting controversial information in writing.
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"Of course we are controversial," said the president, Per Anders Blind.
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The nation will no doubt survive the latest controversial version too.
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The aid proved controversial among many farm groups and Republican lawmakers.
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Any attempt to do so would likely prove controversial and counterproductive.
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As lieutenant governor, he has backed a series of controversial policies.
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Many of the fundamentals remain controversial even among the scholars themselves.
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Armies of tolerance are looking to pick apart anything vaguely controversial.
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Geoengineering is highly controversial, with strong proponents as well as detractors.
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Related: Cuba's Most Controversial Artist Is Running For President ¡Artistas, Arrested!
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Their diagnosis was controversial at the time, to put it lightly.
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Perhaps Judge Sweet's most controversial words were expressed off the bench.
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There are other ways in which the MPAA's system is controversial.
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That project is controversial for reasons we get into the podcast.
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Punching Nazis in the head should not be a controversial activity.
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The artwork in the exhibition was not controversial, Mr. Heinrich said.
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At the time, none of this was considered remarkable or controversial.
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Since the day it passed, Obamacare has been controversial and divisive.
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It also worsened Iraqi sentiment for an already controversial American presence.
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Turning down controversial military and government contracts won't doom your business.
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We try not to delve into topics that are too controversial.
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I understand what it's like to exist in this controversial space.
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The product is also controversial for its marketing to law enforcement.
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The recipe above uses Parmesan, which is equally controversial and delicious.
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Since its implementation, few controversial conservative headliners have come to campus.
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Controversial art installations and even some paintings regularly prompt an outcry.
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Para saber más sobre este controversial publirrelacionista, puedes leer este trabajo.
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TRANSFORMATION (NO DANCING, PLEASE) This is the most controversial of all.
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Rhodes replaced one of Michigan's most controversial emergency managers in March.
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Karem is a highly controversial figure on the White House beat.
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Tier two is potentially controversial: religion, politics, dating and love lives.
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Congress has postponed a planned vote to reauthorize controversial surveillance programs.
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The best solution may also prove to be the most controversial.
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That said, what Sanders said shouldn't be viewed as wholly controversial.
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But his appointment is also controversial, beyond the obvious logistical challenges.
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Or will it go for a more controversial selection like Joker?
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But the process has become more controversial since Dodd-Frank's passage.
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A controversial Nike sneaker is becoming popular in the resale sphere.
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FAIR has a controversial background over ethnically charged statements, ProPublica noted.
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Trump's controversial move has received widespread criticism in the international community.
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ICANN cannot and should not be hiding from controversial domain disputes.
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The Times report injected new drama into an already controversial deal.
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But he also leaves with many missions still controversial and uncertain.
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However, the CBO did not score a controversial amendment from Sen.
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This was not because foundations had stopped funding big, controversial projects.
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The measure imposes controversial new work requirements on food stamp beneficiaries.
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He has also included its citizens in its controversial travel ban.
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Manafort attended a controversial meeting at Trump Tower during the campaign.
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He issued his controversial announcement of no charges two months later.
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But it's his requests for witnesses that will be most controversial.
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Yes, the subject here is daring and tenderly drawn, maybe controversial.
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Just reading that list, it's hard to imagine why it's controversial.
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CEOs generally avoid controversial public issues lest disgruntled groups strike back.
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Nike's running division oscillated between catastrophe and controversial achievement in 219.
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But with a controversial state law set to take effect Jan.
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"Federal character" became the most controversial two words in Nigeria's Constitution.
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The use of live facial recognition has become a controversial issue.
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Navajo Artist Creates Controversial Pro-Palestinian Mural on Santa Fe's Eastside
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The purchase has proved intensely controversial, sparking numerous clashes with locals.
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But more controversial aspects of her record are presenting potential obstacles.
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Mathematical equality might seem to be the least controversial possible idea.
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Wilson's choice proved controversial — and not only because of Brandeis' faith.
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TALLEY HO: The Trump administration withdrew two controversial nominees after Sen.
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As at WeWork, there are controversial dealings with its powerful founder.
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That controversial industry practice is known as payment for order flow.
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The most controversial theory is what experts call the Ferguson effect.
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The Young Hegelians' controversial example of this was the Christian God.
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Julianne Hough's controversial 'energy healer' extracts childhood trauma from her foot.
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Other than that, though, he's hardly a big or controversial name.
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Nike has used inspirational, and controversial, messages to reach people worldwide.
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Nothing special or remotely controversial, just an everything with cream cheese.
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Cory Booker to legalize marijuana doesn't really even feel that controversial.
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Here are five of the most controversial comments of Moore's career.
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The deployment has been costly, controversial and continues to this day.
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The proposed gold and copper mine has been controversial for years.
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Director James Gunn built a career saying controversial and shocking things.
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On the surface, there's nothing especially controversial about such a claim.
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The controversial move is likely to spark a long court battle.
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But the subject of Christmas movies is a weirdly controversial one.
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Webster's Third New International Dictionary, published in 1961, was highly controversial.
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It's too controversial to plan for disasters that are already here.
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The ad then pivots to other controversial comments Trump has made.
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While it hasn't been released, the study is already highly controversial.
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Among transgender people, seeking justice for a "disability" is somewhat controversial.
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Best case scenario: Trump was unaware of the cartoonist's controversial past.
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Aside from those appearances, Palin has been keeping controversial fires stoked.
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The Klan piece isn't the first controversial editorial in its pages.
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Kenya held a controversial, highly polarized and violent election last year.
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I hope it's not controversial to say the Jedi Order sucked.
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The fantasy drama's controversial fourth season also proved its most thoughtful.
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To career diplomats, there is nothing controversial about putting America first.
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Oakbay is owned by controversial South Africa-based family the Guptas.
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" Tax reform, the source added, would have been "far less controversial.
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A controversial Facebook community group 'Bloke's Advice' has been shut down.
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"People say that I'm so controversial," she said to the crowd.
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Myers drew a walk, which was followed by a controversial call.
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The Mississippi judge was controversial even before he was formally nominated.
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But Beckham has been nothing if not flamboyant, fiery and controversial.
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His decision has been controversial, leading to threats and violent outbursts.
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Particularly controversial are the bill's so-called "Stand Your Ground" provisions.
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His trials and tribulations were great, his life complex and controversial.
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But the concept of brain death was controversial from the start.
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His sister, Betsy DeVos, is President Trump's controversial Secretary of Education.
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Mapplethorpe's question became one of the most controversial in modern art.
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Johnson's controversial decision to suspend Parliament from next week until Oct.
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And his always controversial relationship with Russia is a wild card.
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McDonald's so-called secret menu is a bit controversial among employees.
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In the meantime, Wilson's side projects have been just as controversial.
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Johnson's controversial move to suspend Parliament from Monday night until Oct.
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The actress had been vocal about controversial issues in the past.
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One controversial idea, known as assisted migration, involves deliberately moving trees.
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Instead, Kulturhuset's administration should have expected a controversial title from me.
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WASHINGTON — The Violence Against Women Act isn't supposed to be controversial.
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One of the more controversial Tinder features is the Super Like.
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So why did the Ecuadorians suddenly turn on their controversial lodger?
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What prosecutors offered was a controversial deal called an Alford plea.
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Religion is a controversial and hot topic here in America now.
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The nominee, never all that popular, has now become intensely controversial.
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And even Lee and Rubio's plan is hugely controversial among Republicans.
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Nope. One controversial foreign funding source was swapped in for another.
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In 2010, a pair of researchers published a controversial economics paper.
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Controversial scheme The joint checkpoint arrangement -- the first time the authorities in Beijing have had direct control over Hong Kong since it was ceded to the British in 1841 -- has been hugely controversial in the city.
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They noted they had viewed the House tax reform plan as too controversial, and they already had anticipated a plan that would be split almost equally between corporate and personal taxes, with few of the controversial elements.
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Editors note 3/36/19: This title has been altered from "Italy Returns 800 Artifacts to China Amidst a Controversial $2.8 Billion Partnership" to "Italy Returns 800 Artifacts to China Amidst a Controversial Trade Deal" for accuracy.
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A controversial law enforcement tactic is creating some unusual alliances in Texas A controversial law enforcement tactic is creating some unusual alliances in Texas This segment originally aired March 29, 2017, on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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That seemed quite controversial back in 2011 — and perhaps it still is?
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It does infect monkeys, but that research is difficult, expensive and controversial.
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The controversial star drops in on one group event, shocking the cast.
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In the past, Mr. Putin has backed Mr. Kadyrov after controversial statements.
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To play the controversial skater, Robbie met with Harding before filming began.
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Winters didn't shy away from addressing the show's controversial subject matter, either.
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Mr. Ren has long had a reputation for posting controversial messages online.
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"Sexual assault and suicide… they're very controversial topics," the actress told Flare.
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Despite the controversial election, President Bush governed like he had a mandate.
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After his dismissal, Amaral wrote a controversial book about the McCann case.
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It was controversial: giving away a public resource to a private firm?
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Yeah, there was some controversial face creams in there, by the way.
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However, the controversial clause was then removed from the notes' documents entirely.
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Wind Farms May Actually Warm the US, Controversial Study FindsPhoto: GettyClimate change?
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It is a controversial food, but it exists, in discrete, caloric kernels.
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Issa is also very controversial on the impact of AI on jobs.
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Kanye West is clearing up his controversial statement about the 13th Amendment.
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But a lot of the ones that were more controversial were terrible.
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Repairs—and the L train's controversial shutdown—will begin in April 2019.
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Megyn Kelly is attempting to explain her controversial statements on fat-shaming.
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I don&apost understand why this is even a controversial question, right?
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How was Serena's 4 catsuit was less controversial than her 2018 bodysuit?
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He was a critical player in some of the most controversial decisions.
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People would get rid of books that were really obscure and controversial.
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But the laws have become very controversial among some criminal justice reformers.
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His ties with Russia have remained a controversial part of his resume.
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Philippe Reines, you worked at the State Department for a controversial secretary.
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Both the state and DoJ have filed lawsuits over the controversial law.
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Malema is a controversial figure — he's been convicted of hate crimes, twice.
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As a parenting tool, the Elf on the Shelf is similarly controversial.
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SZ) controversial 4.5 billion euro buyout offer for robotics group Kuka (KU2G.DE).
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The controversial reform would impose an across-the-board tax on imports.
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But for many reasons, the net neutrality vote is a controversial one.
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Also on the slate is the controversial Oliver Stone political thriller Snowden.
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The controversial sport of dog racing has another mark on its record.
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But we also expanded family detention, which was I freely admit controversial.
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My point is I did controversial, provocative, inflammatory marketing for these clients.
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And why is it so controversial for a woman to look smart?
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The comedian&aposs controversial comments on why he hopes Trumps economy tanks.
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Trump&aposs public life has been filled with controversial statements about immigrants.
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It became one of the most controversial and sensitive issues in sports.
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A number of records set during the controversial super-suit era remain.
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Happer has a history of making controversial comments attacking established climate science.
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It was Bannon who guided the drafting of Trump's controversial immigration order.
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Travel ban President Trump's controversial travel ban is back with the courts.
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We'll discuss the economics and ethics of this controversial but critical service.
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To me it seems like a not very controversial thing to say.
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The US government just approved a controversial second sex drug for women.
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Gertler has been at the centre of several controversial Gecamines sales before.
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The recognition of Bears Ears as a national monument is particularly controversial.
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The campaign eventually led to several arrests, but Krishnan's methods are controversial.
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Huq also suggested that writers bear responsibility when their work is controversial.
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