Bagless: Look, we know this is a hotly debated topic.
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The company unveiled its hotly anticipated Model 22 $73,27 car.
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Their impact is hotly debated, but taxes have many advocates.
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We take a look at the most hotly tipped candidates.
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What happened to make this such a hotly contested election?
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Game Of Throne's hotly debated rape scene featuring Sansa Stark.
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The multiplier is a simple, powerful and hotly debated idea.
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McGrath is running in a hotly contested race against Rep.
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She's also hotly tipped to win this year's Turner Prize.
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Conventional wisdom had Clinton winning the hotly contested general election.
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How far the A.I. boom will go is hotly debated.
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The question of whether to pay ransom is hotly debated.
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McGrath, who's running in a hotly contested race against Rep.
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That decision continues to be hotly debated ten years later.
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Changing the statehood question has been a hotly debated topic.
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They'll hotly debate the "best" way to respond, or not.
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Still, in Mexico, this debate is a hotly contested topic.
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The call was hotly debated, but the attribution has stood.
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How the FBI conducts terrorism investigations has been hotly debated.
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Martha McSally (R) in the hotly contested Arizona Senate race.
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Even in this hotly competitive town, Maradoninha was attracting attention.
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Although Uber's debut is hotly anticipated, the company remains unprofitable.
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The economic effects of minimum wage hikes are hotly disputed.
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UFC 203 has been hotly anticipated for some time now.
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The British parliament has hotly debated the topic as well.
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It is also the hotly contested core of the conflict.
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Medicare for All was a hotly debated topic, and Sen.
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The role of taxes is hotly debated in economic circles.
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The scene was already hotly debated among gay rights supporters.
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Not all investors are fazed by the hotly anticipated event.
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Of course, the underlying causes have always been hotly debated.
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And the larger implications of the move are hotly disputed.
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Bill Nelson for a hotly contested Senate seat in Florida.
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This topic has been hotly debated by book readers for years.
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The most hotly-debated decision this year isn't Republican or Democrat.
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These were hotly contested in the Hobby Lobby and Zubik v.
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Even in its early stages, the law is hotly contested. Sens.
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Such questions will remain hotly contested through this trial and beyond.
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The hotly contested Southeastern contest was played before a sellout crowd.
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The trip comes just a week before the hotly contested Nov.
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Its recovery in economic, social and psychological terms is hotly debated.
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The impact on workers was, of course, much more hotly debated.
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How the company surpassed the king of chipmaking is hotly debated.
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County to watch Both sides plan to hotly contest Loudoun County.
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In comparison, 20173 doesn't have quite so many hotly-anticipated games.
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Every fandom has one huge, hotly debated question at its core.
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Republicans have repeatedly attacked Ossoff's residency in the hotly contested race.
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The 2012 recommendation against all routine PSA screening remains hotly controversial.
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A Ginsburg departure would kick off another hotly contested confirmation fight.
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Troy Balderson in Ohio's hotly contested special House election on Tuesday.
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The subject of the minimum wage is a hotly debated matter.
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This position is often a hotly contested point in a financing.
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The Apple Music integration will begin with the hotly anticipated Taycan.
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John McCain signaled his support for a hotly-anticipated tax overhaul.
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The edict is expected before a hotly contested election on Feb.
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The hotly anticipated clash could reach Super Bowl-level TV ratings.
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The age of contestants has been hotly debated for some time.
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The NHS however remains a hotly-debated topic for the public.
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Conor Lamb in a hotly-contested special election earlier this year.
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The argument that hunting is beneficial to wildlife is hotly contested.
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The evidence is still emerging, and recent findings are hotly disputed.
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Which is why the Shed's opening has been so hotly anticipated.
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Such debuts don't happen that often to big, hotly anticipated listings.
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So it's likely that electability will be hotly debated on Sunday.
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This district will be a hotly contested race in the midterms.
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"Crazy Rich Asians," the hotly anticipated movie, opens in theaters tomorrow.
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Both of the claims are hotly disputed by his Republican adversaries.
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Even now, the results of the summit meeting are hotly debated.
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The seat, vacant and hotly contested this year following GOP Rep.
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The real reason why the Electoral College exists is hotly contested.
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Leaked excerpts of Comey's "opus" are hotly debated by competing camps.
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Andrew Cuomo will square off in a hotly anticipated debate tonight.
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Its release was hotly contested by top intelligence officials and Democrats.
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The open seats that are created undoubtedly will be hotly contested.
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Older, educated voters are also nearly 10 percent of the adult population in northern New Jersey's hotly contested 0003th Congressional District, three hotly contested Southern California districts, and highly competitive seats in Illinois, Texas and Virginia's 10th.
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This has been a hotly debated issue in the financial services industry.
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Scientists are still hotly divided on the ethics of manipulating human DNA.
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Others, however, made his sexuality an issue in the hotly contested election.
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The actual size of the entire US porn industry is hotly debated.
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Last month, Apple launched its hotly awaited new TV service, Apple TV+.
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Pennsylvania also has a hotly contested Democratic Senate primary, with former Rep.
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Galaxy's Edge's hotly anticipated opening could redefine record-setting theme park attendance.
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Music streaming platform SoundCloud launched its hotly-anticipated user subscription service today.
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The facts are not in doubt, but its meaning remains hotly disputed.
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Todd Young won the hotly contested Indiana Republican primary, beating out Rep.
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Now we all understand that hotly debated snake ink from the trailers.
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Nearly 15 years later, exactly what happened that day remains hotly disputed.
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The medical benefits of marijuana consumption have been hotly debated among experts.
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The ranking of on-screen sitcom romances is a hotly disputed topic.
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With no group controlling a majority, many decisions will be hotly contested.
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Minnesota and Colorado are both likely to be hotly contested this November.
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That has made Airbnb's impending IPO one of the most hotly anticipated.
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Walz will face Republican Jeff Johnson in another hotly contested governor's race.
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The finding "will be hotly debated," an Earth scientist at M.I.T. said.
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This is perhaps one of the most hotly debated regional word differences.
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This is not a new argument, and it's a hotly contested one.
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Apparently, the return has been hotly anticipated by members of the group.
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The hotly anticipated seventh season of Pretty Little Liars premieres next week.
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Beyond them, the tier of so-called Demi-Gods is hotly competitive.
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Immigration and the hotly contested H-1B program may also be discussed.
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The depth of support for independence even in Catalonia is hotly disputed.
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The value of the air rights they control has been hotly debated.
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Whether Mr. Williamson was one of those sources is now hotly contested.
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Doug Jones won the hotly contested election for Alabama's open Senate seat.
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Health care legislation in Maine has been hotly debated recently as Gov.
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But officials ordered a manual recount for the hotly contested Senate seat.
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Curtains like those hanging from beams nearby were a hotly contested issue.
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The independence of Turkey's judiciary has been hotly debated in recent years.
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The hotly anticipated Moschino x H&M collection, set to drop Nov.
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The causes for the decline in crime are numerous and hotly contested.
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Even withholding the hotly contentious election, demographics still favor a Republican victory.
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Healy and March are buddies, although they would hotly deny as much.
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But these methods were all indirect and often hotly contested among archaeologists.
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And in 2019, India became one of the most hotly contested fronts.
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That's the logic, although how well the approach works is hotly debated.
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The elimination of the stretch IRA has been hotly contested in Washington.
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Recounts have been ordered in Florida's hotly contested Senate and gubernatorial races.
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Yet the deal that studios are hotly chasing is not very profitable.
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It's been hotly debated by all the sports people that hotly debate things, but Mr. Rida seems to think he's a lock, telling our guy Gelo will get it done, and he hopes it's with his hometown, Miami Heat.
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Update: Today is the day Kylie Jenner launches her two hotly anticipated Kyliners.
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Some of these stories are still hotly debated today (such as Woody Allen).
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The race is considered one of the most hotly contested campaigns this year.
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Anthony Weiner&aposs laptop, just days before the hotly contested U.S. presidential election.
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President Trump's Department of Justice has weighed in on the hotly debated issue.
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The decision to go to Hiroshima was hotly debated within the White House.
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Greg Gianforte, who won his seat in a hotly contested race in 2017.
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But how much any of this will work is hotly debated in Taiwan.
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North Korea its audacious smaller cousin is hotly pursuing the same bellicose goals.
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The crowd were hotly behind Naito, and seemed somewhat bereft when he lost.
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This is a hotly contested measurement, and it's probably not a valid reading.
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And the hotly anticipated "Mass Effect: Andromeda" is due out in March 2017.
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The results are in on the most hotly anticipated ranking of the year.
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On Friday, the Supreme Court issued a hotly anticipated ruling in Carpenter v.
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Oddly enough, the question surrounding whether or not squirrels hibernate is hotly debated.
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The arguments were some of the most hotly anticipated of the court's term.
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In Jefferson's time, too, the precise meaning of religious freedom was hotly contested.
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Don't ask him about his hotly anticipated and as-yet-untitled upcoming restaurant.
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It's a hotly debated issue: Are teachers' unions forces for good or evil?
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The televised showdown comes at a pivotal point in the hotly contested race.
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Some Houston polls reported long lines in areas with hotly contested city races.
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The first half was hotly contested with 13 lead changes and two ties.
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Greater United States, a book that will arrive as perhaps the most hotly
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NHS funding is one of the most hotly contested topics in British politics.
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The basin was the most hotly disputed area of Brazil's 13 oil auction.
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With the hotly contested election behind us, it's now officially midnight in Washington.
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Just how Medicare for All would be funded and implemented remains hotly debated.
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Of course, claims like these are hotly debated at this time of year.
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Calvin Harris just released one of this year's most hotly-anticipated pop records.
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Mr. Ford paid a political price for the pardon, which was hotly debated.
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She is hotly tipped to win her first Oscar for the role, too.
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Jon Favreau is speaking up about a hotly contested debate regarding Marvel films.
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Apple succeeded in some of the App Store's most hotly contested search results.
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The costs of the medical malpractice system have been hotly debated for years.
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There's a hotly anticipated movie about Mr. Rogers and a Christmas-y romcom.
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The right to an abortion remains a hotly contested issue in American politics.
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The impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce is a hotly debated subject.
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Michigan is headed for a hotly contested Senate race next year as Sen.
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The social function of art is a hotly contested bit of liberal idealism.
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Inclusive growth is a hotly debated topic in the global context as well.
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Florida's primaries are setting up some of the most hotly contested races this year.
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All of these microfossils—or the chemical evidence associated with them—are hotly debated.
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Although the bill passed with a bipartisan majority, it was hotly debated among legislators.
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Claire McCaskill in one of the year's most hotly contested races, NBC News projects.
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Again, I don't remember the last time the Hart race was so hotly contested.
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The hotly contested move, and other protest variations, were later adopted by other players.
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The hotly contested move, and other protest variations, were later adapted by other players.
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The question of how to define a "constitutional crisis" is hotly contested among scholars.
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HOTLY-C0NTESTED AUCTION The letter gave no indication of Medvedev's views on the issue.
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Hours before the hack, the hotly-anticipated new season of Black Mirror hit Netflix.
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In most states, the 2016 primary turnout was lower than that hotly contested race.
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Ant Financial is one of the most hotly-anticipated IPOs in the technology space.
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Some hotly tipped items include a Siri-equipped speaker and a new Macbook Pro.
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The application of genetic technology to human health and enhancement will be hotly debated.
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There are six Democrats running in a hotly contested primary for the governor's race.
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First, there's acai, a word whose correct pronunciation has been hotly debated for years.
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Bryant was also known for occasionally making his feelings known hotly on the sideline.
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Improving schools and boosting infrastructure are normally the most hotly-contested topics of debate.
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The hotly-anticipated game looked incredible with its infinite universe and seemingly revolutionary gameplay.
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The intent behind the executive order was hotly debated for the past several months.
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According to Lee Rainie of Pew Research Center, its meaning is now hotly debated.
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But even at a local level, contests for party nominations are often hotly contested.
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The system propagates the rise of crossbenchers, a hotly debated topic among political pundits.
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It won a hotly contested auction for the Obamas' books between top publishing houses.
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SpaceX finally announced the date of its hotly anticipated Hyperloop pod competition: January 2017.
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LONDON — The title of "funniest British person on Twitter" is a hotly contested one.
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But a hotly energized base and bumper crop of new candidates comes with complications.
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The issue was also hotly debated during the defense bill markup last year. Rep.
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Georgians are still awaiting the final results of the state's hotly contested governor's race.
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Whether the two are connected is hotly debated -- and if they are, then what?
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The question of which fast-food chain reigns supreme is a hotly contested one.
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But other influences in that hotly contested race will reverberate across the electoral landscape.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, and St. Petersburg, Florida, they won hotly contested mayoral races.
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Turnout statewide for the election, which included a hotly contested governor's race, was 47.6%.
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Gamers can no longer preorder some hotly anticipated Playstation 4-exclusive games on Amazon.
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You'll also get several new emoji, including the hotly anticipated bagel with cream cheese.
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Development of the Peel Watershed has been hotly debated for more than a decade.
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The move allows Beijing to further project its power in the hotly disputed waters.
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The districts have been home to hotly contested congressional races over the last decade.
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DeMaio previously ran in a hotly contested race in a nearby district against Rep.
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How much of the city's housing demand is coming from China is hotly debated.
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Less than a month ago, my country, Kenya, held a hotly contested presidential election.
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Perhaps the most hotly demanded items at hospitals and testing labs are N95 respirators.
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As to why the place was so hotly contested, you already know the answer.
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That one will certainly be hotly debated if it ends up being decisive today.
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She tangled hotly with Buttigieg over who had the right experience to be president.
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Democrats spent more than $2 million to try to reclaim the hotly contested district.
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"I just hope (Franklin's estate) doesn't end up getting so hotly contested," Wilson said.
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Dan Bishop across the line in today's hotly contested 9th District special election race.
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What happens when perhaps the most hotly anticipated initial public offering doesn't take place?
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Is a Trump supporter going to spoil a hotly contested California race for Democrats?
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DeSantis had his own racial controversy during his hotly contested campaign against Andrew Gillum.
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Even within the medical community, opinion on the merits of that strategy is hotly contested.
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Right now, her new music video is currently a hotly debated topic on social media.
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Shipper history transfers have been hotly debated and Colonial is trying to regulate such deals.
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The political races for the Senate and House are being hotly contested across the country.
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Cadillac finally took the wraps of its hotly anticipated Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving system.
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It honors a different Thanksgiving The date of the true first Thanksgiving is hotly contested.
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Rohrabacher's bid for reelection is one of the most hotly contested races in the country.
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Sessions lost a hotly contested race for his Dallas-area seat to Democrat Colin Allred.
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Decades later, the contents of that refugee's valise prompted a clutch of hotly contested lawsuits.
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Most hotly debated of late is the impact the business is having on the environment.
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Harley-Davidson dropped some important details about its forthcoming (and hotly anticipated) electric motorcycle, LiveWire.
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He is still hotly desired most places, a lot of places on the campaign trail.
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This announcement comes at a time when emotional support animals are rampant and hotly debated.
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Joe Donnelly in one of the most hotly contested Senate races in the November midterms.
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This year's X-Files revival was hotly anticipated since it was officially announced last year.
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The first fight was hotly contested, but most ringside observers thought GGG pulled it out.
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Snap's $3.4 billion March public offering was hotly anticipated, reawakening a struggling U.S. IPO market.
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While all those questions are hotly debated, consensus is that the current gaming will end.
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Whether circuses help preserve endangered species is hotly debated in the scientific and conservation communities.
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Brian Kemp, who narrowly defeated her in the state's hotly contested governor's race in November.
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Just how much influence a far-right president might exert in Austria is hotly debated.
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U.S., the hotly-anticipated Fourth Amendment case about the privacy of cell phone location records.
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The strike also comes as the country votes next week in hotly-contested municipal elections.
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The question of which chain has the best burger in fast food is hotly contested.
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Each of those states except South Carolina is home to a hotly contested Senate race.
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The Supreme Court just ruled in favor of Janus in the hotly debated Janus v.
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Republicans are clinging to a razor-thin lead in Ohio's hotly contested House special election.
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Sinema on late Thursday took a narrow lead over McSally in the hotly contested race.
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Niantic has a hotly anticipated Harry Potter game in the works, as CNBC previously reported.
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He was elected governor in 2017 in a hotly-contested race against Republican Ed Gillespie.
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That question remains one of the most hotly debated within the field of artificial intelligence.
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John Kasich is a hotly contested one, and there's no clear favorite on either side.
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Porsche's first all-electric sports car might be the most hotly anticipated vehicle of 2019.
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Its origins are obscure, its purpose is unclear, and its meaning is hotly, viciously contested.
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In another election season, these are the kinds of questions that would be hotly debated.
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Mr. Quarles had suggested dropping even that — a hotly debated proposal that was not approved.
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That is a hotly debated question not just among Democrats but among federal law enforcement.
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The casting of the 13th doctor was hotly anticipated before it was announced in July.
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More than $225 million of that outside money went to those four hotly contested races.
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"Outlander" has survived four seasons and 55 episodes, and season 5 is already hotly anticipated.
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That's not even to mention his work on Drake's hotly anticipated Views From The 26.
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The presidential election of 1896 between William McKinley and William Jennings Bryan was hotly contested.
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Yes, on Saturday we have a hotly contested contest in — oh God — a caucus state.
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The best way to navigate the problems of the health care marketplace is hotly debated.
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Mike: It's like tech's version of the Starr Report: Hotly anticipated and most likely lascivious.
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"No matter who wins this hotly contested primary, all of us will unite," he said.
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Northam campaigned at Guns' church, Second Calvary Baptist Church, during his hotly contested gubernatorial race.
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Dropbox's IPO could be a part of a wave of hotly anticipated forthcoming public offerings.
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The purpose of the state constitutional provision was hotly contested at oral arguments on Wednesday.
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Many of the company's titles this year were hotly anticipated origin stories, sequels and finales.
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Past efforts to raise minimum wage The minimum wage has been a hotly contested subject.
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Regardless of the timeline, the company's impending IPO has been hotly anticipated by Wall Street.
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But they must realize that success on this hotly controversial issue is anything but inevitable.
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The right level of compensation and control over content is hotly debated too, the ethical.
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There are some hotly contested races lined up in the fall, especially in Wisconsin. Sen.
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After a month-long, 2,000-mile journey, their arrival at the border was hotly anticipated.
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This idea is apparently hotly opposed by most of Trump's foreign and economic policy advisers.
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But Prince has hotly denied that that's what happened, including in sworn testimony last year.
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While Evonik's €2600bn loan was hotly anticipated by investors, it has met with some caution.
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"Don't throw your hat into the hotly contested Squirrel Girl ring," Kendrick seems to be saying.
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Along with its release date, we're also hotly anticipating more information on the Mac Pro's price.
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The results, and what they mean, are still being hotly contested within the animal rights community.
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In the abortion debtate, "late term" abortions are often the most hotly contested types of procedures.
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But even with the existing guidelines, tensions remain, especially in the hotly contested South China Sea.
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And this year, the hotly anticipated magazine is profiling three diverse stars on three different covers.
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Geeks are hotly debating whether he is a 'son' of Groot or just Groot living on.
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After their hotly anticipated September release, reviewers complained the AirPods "look odd" and had occasional glitches.
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Democrats deployed him and his colloquial style to hotly contested swing areas in this year's midterms.
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Whether or not the 14th Amendment changed that analysis as an historical matter is hotly contested.
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Joe Barton (R-Texas) for the Energy and Commerce gavel in a hotly contested 2016 race.
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Square Enix's hotly anticipated Kingdom Hearts III isn't supposed to be on the market until Jan.
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It's also a contender for the pop star's hotly anticipated MTV VMAs performance on August 28.
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Violence has always been part of human behavior, but the origins of war are hotly debated.
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IT WAS a vote that turned out to be as controversial as it was hotly contested.
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But tell me about a hotly debated subject that we might already know the answer to.
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The governor's race featured a hotly contested Republican primary with incumbent Democrat Tom Wolf running unopposed.
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VoteCastr's data estimates that Trump is currently behind by three points in the hotly contested state.
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Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel appear in a new poster promoting the show's hotly anticipated reboot.
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Other participants called for a non-religious approach to politics amid a hotly contested presidential campaign.
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In May, a U.S. warship sailed within miles of hotly contested islands China has recently developed.
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The extent to which these "marks" actually control the expression of our genes is hotly debated.
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What makes this waxy, tricolored sweet so essential to All Hallow's Eve — and so hotly debated?
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Barbara Comstock to win a hotly contested race for Virginia's 53th District, according to NBC News.
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Perhaps the most hotly anticipated Facebook innovation is its work on chatbots — interactive, responsive messaging programs.
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Between the lines: For one thing, health care has been in the news and hotly debated.
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By the way, someone actually provided a suggested answer to the hotly contested frankfurter splitting conundrum.
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Of course, Donald Trump's own election was hotly contested and unexpected by most polls and pundits.
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The relative health of Israel's high-tech industry is itself hotly debated among analysts and observers.
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Security for the hotly anticipated game was expected to be tight even before Pence's reported appearance.
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A hotly disputed horse kill in Bluefish Caves in the Yukon, dated 24-28,000 years ago.
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That makes seminal programming like Sesame Street, the iconic series from PBS, a hotly contested item.
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After generating buzz all summer, Paul McCartney's hotly anticipated new album has finally hit the streets.
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But despite certain political gains, our merits as human beings are still hotly debated in public.
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The identity of Dr. Copper's new fund friends is a hotly-discussed topic in the market.
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Whether any of those targets would have acted without prodding is hotly debated following an arrest.
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The Australian Parliament just approved the hotly contested Telecommunications and Other Legislation (Assistance and Access) Bill.
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James Comey's hotly anticipated Senate testimony packed D.C. bars and drew millions of viewers nationwide Thursday.
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Also playing out in the background are domestic political considerations, amid November's hotly contested Congressional elections.
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Rick Scott, to recuse himself from a recount underway in the state's hotly contested Senate race.
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Turns out, though, Mercedes-Benz has been hotly engineering a semi truck EV for some time.
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At the same event, the billionaire also unwrapped a hotly-anticipated truck called the Tesla Semi.
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The two prizes are being hotly fought over by most of the EU's other 27 nations.
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Munster described Magic Leap as the company with the most hotly anticipated consumer mixed reality product.
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Unlike the hotly contested 2000 presidential race, where the result of the George W. Bush vs.
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In the hotly contested Texas 229rd, a Lean Republican district where Republican and CIA veteran Rep.
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The bout between Beneil Dariush and Edson Barboza was hotly contested and ended in spectacular fashion.
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Among the crop of newly available films are hotly anticipated art-house releases and festival winners.
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The potential member states are still hotly discussing what migration within the region would look like.
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But the Dream Chaser won't be the only hotly anticipated private launch vehicle premiering this year.
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In 1924, artists were hotly debating "composition" versus "construction," and Popova aligned herself with the latter.
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Mr. Trump beat Hillary Clinton by nearly 23,000 votes, making the state a hotly contested battleground.
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Earlier this year, Microsoft also snagged a hotly contested $10 billion defense contract, beating out Amazon.
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Expect this topic to come up as one of the party's currently most hotly contested issues.
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Laws on guns, immigration, abortion, and many other hotly debated issues are often tied to candidates.
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Sensing opportunity, candidates in some hotly contested races participated in the festivities in Israel on Monday.
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"We are very concerned that banks enter into this hotly contested political issue," Mr. Keane said.
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The stock listing comes during a tough couple of months for hotly watched and unprofitable IPOs.
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Despite such problems, any significant changes proposed by Mr. Wojciechowski are likely to be hotly contested.
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" And by "hotly anticipated," we mean, um, "lists of trending restaurants generated by a Google algorithm.
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This has to be one of the most hotly-anticipated episodes of Carpool Karaoke so far.
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Every year, the escalators' working condition is among the most hotly discussed topics at the festival.
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Kasich's decision to stay in for a while after March 15 has also been hotly debated.
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The Badger State figures to be one of the most hotly contested battleground states in 220006.
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The DACA case will be one of the most hotly anticipated of the Court's next term.
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The terms of any agreement between Barrack Rodos and Freda's consulting firm, SCF Consulting, are hotly disputed.
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Yet Condit turned and surpassed all expectations, taking the champion to a very hotly debated split decision.
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Their fate became one of the great mysteries of the 20th century and is still hotly debated.
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Sorrell spoke a day after Snapchat's parent, Snap, officially filed for its hotly anticipated initial public offering.
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The product is coming out just as tax reform is being hotly debated in the presidential race.
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Less visibly, his officials have turned the legal systems for settling trade disputes into hotly contested topics.
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The Justice Department's inspector general releases his hotly anticipated report; Saudi coalitions fight for control in Yemen.
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Half of what Williams says is accurate: Context is important in using these two hotly contested words.
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Augmented reality and virtual reality continue to buzz hotly as contenders for the next wave of computing.
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In it Francis tackled the hotly debated issue of a ban preventing divorced Catholics from receiving communion.
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Then there are the rumors that companies like FireEye are being hotly pursued by multiple potential buyers.
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Will Hurd in the hotly contested race for Texas' 23rd congressional district, reports the Dallas Morning News.
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The impact of this influx on jobs, housing, the public finances and much else is hotly contested.
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The voting bloc of U.S. citizens under 35 are among the most hotly coveted by both campaigns.
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There were pop music comebacks, hotly-anticipated engagements, live-streamed animal pregnancies, and side-splittingly funny fails.
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Hayes went to the White House after one of the most hotly contested elections in American history.
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Education researchers once hotly debated whether additional funding would boost performance for low-income or minority pupils.
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The hotly contested move was later adapted by other players as well, including former teammate Eric Reid.
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Former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto is running in a hotly contested race to fill Sen.
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LONDON — There are few issues in Britain more hotly contested than the correct ranking of Celebrations chocolates.
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One particular contributor to the August imbalance was soybeans, a hotly contested point of the trade war.
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However, the idea of liquid water under the surface of Mars is sure to be hotly debated.
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This comes ahead of a hotly contested special election in the buckeye state&aposs 12th district tomorrow.
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The ethics of hexing and cursing are pretty hotly debated in the witchcraft and occult community today.
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The hotly contested move was later adapted by other players as well, including former teammate Eric Reid .
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Facebook is under increasing pressure to crack down on misinformation before this fall's hotly contested midterm elections.
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Kenya election Not all results are in, but already there's controversy in Kenya's hotly contested presidential race.
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CHC support was crucial in getting Espaillat through his hotly contested primary to take over retiring Rep.
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One of the hotly debated topics around Apple's 2016 MacBook Pro lineup of laptops is battery life.
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Whether it turns to a bust is a hotly discussed topic across social media and internet forums.
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For those into hotly anticipated prospects, Bellator has booked the debut of freestyle wrestling savant, Aaron Pico.
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We're not exaggerating when we say it may be the most hotly anticipated cut of the year.
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By then, Congress was working on Dodd-Frank, and preemption was a hotly debated area of reform.
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Samsung has launched the S28 several months before Apple is expected to release its hotly-anticipated iPhone.
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So you'd expect it to be one of the most hotly contested House races in 2150, right?
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Eight of CIC's investments were in healthcare, a hotly-sought after area, and two in real estate.
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Climate change has become a worry and a political issue, hotly debated by politicians and scientists alike.
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Bill Nelson (D) is dropping two new TV ads in his hotly contested bid against Florida Gov.
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Opposite-sex civil partnerships became a hotly debated topic on social media after the Prime Minister's statement.
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Many of these companies have struggled to market themselves and stand out in a hotly competitive space.
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Mr. Icahn engaged in a hotly contested bidding war against the Bridgestone Corporation of Japan, eventually prevailing.
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"I think they would have a hotly contested case in court and likely a trial," Honig said.
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The Senate race is slated to be one of the most hotly contested of the 2018 midterms.
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Foer's book comes out at a time when both vegetarianism and climate change are being hotly debated.
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Well, not exactly in the backyard, but on the building site of a hotly contested new subdivision.
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Two other hotly contested governor's races were settled this weekend, both in favor of the GOP candidate.
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Pixel Buds, the company's hotly anticipated and lukewarmly received bluetooth headphones are getting a nice software update.
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In recent years, activists and advocates have hotly debate the utility of campaigning to end private prisons.
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Euthanasia and assisted dying have been hotly debated worldwide, including in other largely Catholic countries like Italy.
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She defeated Sanders 55-43 percent, in the hotly contested state, with 100 percent of precincts reporting.
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The studio has not yet announced a new release date for the hotly anticipated live-action remake.
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The Stand Your Ground law became a hotly debated national issue after the police in Sanford, Fla.
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Ads spark controversy One of the most hotly contested races -- the battle between first-term GOP Rep.
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Joe Kennedy, an old House colleague and close friend, in the hotly contested Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary.
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Ohio is set to be hotly contested both in the 2020 Democratic primary and the general election.
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Whether the actions the U.S. government takes against Assange constitute a "political" offense will be hotly contested.
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This area has also been a flash point for another hotly disputed policy enacted by the administration.
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It is a hotly competitive business, attracting the world's biggest moneybags such as Amazon, Alibaba and SoftBank.
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They hotly debated whether to deny him, fearing he would use their venue only to promote himself.
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The administration has so far sent out mixed rhetorical signals over the hotly disputed South China Sea.
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Polling has been sparse, but Indiana is one of the most hotly contested Senate races this year.
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Buoyed by ActBlue, more than 100 Democratic candidates outraised their Republican counterparts in hotly contested congressional races.
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Born in Turkey, Cennetoğlu is undoubtedly accustomed to hotly contested debates on immigration and its sociopolitical effects.
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Excitement slowly transformed to anxiety as Clinton supporters waited for hotly contested swing state results to trickle in.
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And with the most hotly-contested presidential election in modern history winding down, we can't say we disagree.
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Bob Corker in Tennessee has seen a surge in outside groups trying to influence the hotly contested election.
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We have no idea who previously held that distinction, but it is no doubt a hotly contested honor.
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And over the past quarter-century, this has become one of the most hotly debated questions in economics.
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"Virginia will be more hotly contested than ever," said Stephen Farnsworth, a University of Mary Washington political analyst.
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Trump's tweet also referred to the "large-scale killing" of South African farmers, an issue that's hotly contested.
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The graphite's blend of carbon isotopes hints at biological origins, although the finding is—once again—hotly debated.
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So his appearance alongside White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus Thursday was hotly anticipated and closely watched.
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Lifetime's contribution happened to have led to some of the more popular versions of the hotly debated genre.
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The news comes just days before Uber's hotly anticipated IPO at a record-breaking valuation of $90 billion.
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The official figures continue to underline a weak link in the economy days before a hotly contested election.
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The gulf between truth and more straightforward factuality in nonfiction is as wide as it is hotly contested.
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The dueling pep rallies pointed to how hotly contested the race here has become — particularly among Latino voters.
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Spotify's IPO is hotly anticipated and it has been tipped to take place as soon as next year.
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Heading into the fourth quarter, investors will face uncertainty amid a hotly anticipated mid-term election in November.
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These are all hotly contested issues today, especially as emotions are running high from the Republican National Convention.
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The approval comes as world leaders are hotly debating the balance between free speech and content moderation online.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama announced the title of her hotly anticipated first memoir, Becoming, and its Nov.
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Germany's Angela Merkel is no "populist," but she is a hotly contested leader within her own governing coalition.
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Driving the news: Even in the hotly-contested 2016 presidential race, only 58% of eligible voters showed up.
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Now they're both staring as creepy villains in one of the most hotly anticipated films of the summer.
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Over the past year, the question of serving pineapple atop pizzas has been hotly debated, online and beyond.
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Its effectiveness is hotly debated, but — key for Bauman's purposes — it remains fairly popular across the political spectrum.
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But it goes to show: Even the science of assessing science is a hotly debated work in progress.
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The first polls closing in just -- over two hours from now in Ohio&aposs hotly contested 12th district.
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A McCaskill-Hawley matchup is expected to be one of the most hotly contested races in the nation.
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It's the most hotly contested issue in Washington: Can we save lives by making it easier to kill?
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This year, a European Commission proposal to establish a European Deposit Insurance Scheme (EDIS) has been hotly debated.
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Far from being a diabolical Pentagon plot, the issue was hotly debated on both sides of the Atlantic.
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The deputy attorney general's hotly anticipated meeting with senators came less than 24 hours after he appointed Mueller.
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HBO's 'Game of Thrones' prequel pilot has added to the cast in the hotly anticipated yet-untitled series.
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There are hotly debated questions about how to adapt the rules of the road to this new reality.
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Even so, McCain's death adds extra attention to what was already expected to be a hotly contested race.
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While this may seem like a small number of delegates, in a hotly contested convention, every vote matters.
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For fans of the Legend of Zelda's hotly debated timeline and backstories, this is quite an enticing development.
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Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly's hotly anticipated new show on NBC debuted its first promo this week.
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The propriety of such largesse, both for the CIA and its beneficiaries, has been hotly debated ever since.
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The topic is being hotly debated by security professionals, with strong arguments on both ends of the spectrum.
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Last Sunday, millions of fans across the world saw the first footage of the hotly anticipated Dishonored 23.
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Mere hours after the first single off Rihanna's hotly anticipated new album dropped, the whole album has leaked.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that the South is experiencing a "counter-revolution," resulting in hotly contested races there.
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In the hotly contested Democratic primary for the Lehigh Valley House seat being vacated by retiring Republican Rep.
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One hotly contested seat is the Senate race in Arizona, rated by CNN as a tossup for November.
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The revenue shortfall is expected to delay BuzzFeed's hotly anticipated initial public offering, according to the Journal's sources.
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This "trend is probably lower" story (not just for ISM but for most global indicators) is hotly contested.
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The gubernatorial race has been hotly contested for months, with neither candidate gaining any separation in the polls.
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The hotly debated star rating system is gone, replaced with a simpler "thumbs-up, thumbs-down" rating model.
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Investors are scrambling to identify the stocks that will benefit most from the hotly-anticipated Republican tax reform.
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Both sides have big buys planned for Ohio, which despite Portman's relatively comfortable position, is still hotly contested.
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The debate over Russia's participation has been hotly disputed, testing loyalties in the political world of international sports.
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In the most hotly contested special elections in 2017, the Democratic Party beat expectations almost across the board.
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Cost, a topic that at its root should be black and white, has managed to become hotly debated.
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Curbelo's district is already expected to be one of the most hotly contested battlegrounds in the 2018 midterms.
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Disney's hotly anticipated live action Beauty and the Beast now comes with a formal warning from a church.
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The hotly anticipated platform will feature new, original shows and movies, including original Marvel and "Star Wars " series.
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Tight supplies have driven the increases in home prices, forcing buyers to bid more for hotly contested homes.
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New Jersey ballroom DJ MikeQ's Qween Beat imprint has dropped its hotly anticipated first release on the label.
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Jazz has become kind of a hotly tipped sound again thanks to artists like Kendrick and Kamasi Washington.
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In no city are changing demographics more hotly discussed than here, in one of America's fastest growing towns.
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In the past few seasons, Pyer Moss has put on some of the most hotly debated runway shows.
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Democrat Kyrsten Sinema has officially defeated Republican Martha McSally in the super close, hotly contested Arizona Senate race.
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Immigration is a hotly contested issue in Italy with national elections a little more than a month away.
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While pill-testing is hotly debated, there is anecdotal evidence that the services help ravers make better choices.
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An attendee who went by J. Collins told THUMP that the GHE20G0TH1K event was weekend's hotly anticipated party.
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And Democrats will also be defending two hotly contested open congressional seats, in the Third and Fourth Districts.
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The most hotly debated tax proposal over the past few months was what's called a border adjustment tax.
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A few points of focus: the return of Mitt Romney and hotly contested governor's races in three states.
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Now, she's the party's nominee for Senate in one of the most hotly contested races in the country.
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The episode unfolded at the site of Mr. Gianforte's final rally in a hotly contested special House election.
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As promised, happiness — even ecstasy — is hotly pursued, though despair, exalting or otherwise, is not infrequently the result.
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In these hotly contested spaces political parties surrender to organizations and individuals that maintain order, often through violence.
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The reporting adds clarity to where the administration will land when it comes to the hotly disputed rules.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Three weeks after Election Day, the North Carolina governor's race remains an unresolved, hotly contested muddle.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday postponed a hotly anticipated interview with President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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No other sport is so steeped in tradition, and no other Hall of Fame is so hotly debated.
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And bipartisanship, especially on issues hotly debated in recent years, seems like a bridge too far as well.
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Few things in the pokémon world are as hotly debated as which creature is, in fact, the best.
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FOR CHILDREN Amid all the voices hotly debating immigration, one is often missing: that of the youngest travelers.
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Looking ahead, viewers are already hotly awaiting the return of ABC's smash hit The Bachelor in January 2020.
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Hotly contested politics around race, gender and sexuality shape our political terrain (and our experience of downward mobility).
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It wasn't a pretty picture for Democrats to contemplate being used in every hotly contested race this fall.
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Also up for grabs will be two hotly-contested suburban congressional seats and control of the state house.
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The meaning of words is as hotly contested as ever, and dictionaries must go where language users go.
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It's likely an effort by Disney to put some space between the two hotly anticipated pieces of content.
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But who is and who is not recognized as an Indian is a hotly debated, hugely complicated issue.
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Experts said a jump in offense — high scoring and hotly contested games — led to a jump in ratings.
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"There could be situations where some of the non-Havana markets would not be hotly contested," Belford said.
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Kemp is running in a hotly contested race with Democratic nominee and former statehouse minority leader Stacey Abrams.
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Last week, Kenyans went to the polls in what was a hotly contested and potentially violent presidential election.
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Yet what it means to be "pro-life" is, these days, hotly contested — and, I think, often misunderstood.
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Originally, Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor's hotly anticipated welterweight rematch was expected to headline the historic UFC 200.
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It's been the most hotly contested and most-discussed thing in the history of the board, without a doubt.
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This, too, raises the status of the person who posts a hotly contested story, especially when tensions are high.
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Be on the lookout for 2nd Cumming, the hotly anticipated follow up to his debut fragrance elegantly entitled, Cumming.
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The government hotly denies this explanation, the Department of Health calling it a "triumph of personal bias over research".
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Comey's account, titled A Higher Loyalty, has become one of the most hotly anticipated political books in recent memory.
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Whether these sorts of "brain training" games actually lead to real-world benefits, however, is hotly debated among scientists.
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It goes without saying that the PlayStation Classic is hotly tipped to be a popular stocking stuffer this year.
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The drama's hotly anticipated season 2 premiere had been (and still is) slated to air this Wednesday July 13.
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While purists may hotly contend the addition of eggs, a less-strict approach can be more sustainable for some.
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The question of whether straight actors should be allowed to play LGBTQ+ characters has been a hotly debated topic.
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Frank Ocean continues to wow us as we dig into the details of his hotly anticipated sophomore album, Blonde.
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But Cruz's hotly anticipated speech, in which he refused to publicly endorse Trump, reignited the GOP's internal civil war.
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Keanu Reeves, an actor, hyped up "Cyberpunk 2077", a hotly anticipated title in which he plays a big role.
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The state was transformed into a hotly contested battleground when Barack Obama campaigned, and won, in 2008 and 2012.
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It's come to our attention that there's a hotly contested debate about which celebrity is Antoni Porowski's true doppelgänger.
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A month ago, OnePlus launched its best product of 2017, but it wasn't the hotly anticipated OnePlus 5 smartphone.
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Nintendo's financial briefing set the release date for codename NX — Nintendo's hotly discussed next-generation system — to March 2017.
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And so I found myself the subject of one of the most hotly debated political issues this cycle: immigration.
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Wall Street expects Disney to detail its hotly anticipated new streaming service, Disney+, at its investor day on Thursday.
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Google announced huge moves in virtual reality, messaging, and personal assistants — three of the industry's most hotly contested categories.
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The strategy for America's longest war has been a hotly debated topic inside the Trump administration for months now.
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London (CNN)It's not quite a royal wedding, but on the scale of hotly anticipated nuptials, it's pretty close.
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The hotly-awaited documents featured significant redactions, suggesting the full details of Flynn's cooperation will only be revealed later.
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Citi said the Saudis would not sit idle and watch Iran snap-up market share in hotly contested Asia.
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There was a 1994 ban on these guns that lasted until 2004, but it's efficacy has been hotly debated.
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BritBox will also compete with Amazon's Prime Video in a hotly contested video streaming market in the United States.
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No Man's Sky, the hotly anticipated adventure game due out this summer, won't suffer a last-minute name change.
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Although summaries of some advisory opinions have been posted online, they do not address some hotly contested gray areas.
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The test has been hotly debated in lower courts since the Supreme Court established the rule in Dirks v.
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After the BAT, the GOP tax plan's language about business investment may be its next most hotly debated provisions.
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The safety assessment is just one aspect of the Obama administration's hotly anticipated new rulebook for self-driving cars.
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Four hotly-contested elections in Pennsylvania will take place in counties where the older machines are used, Marks said.
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With only a week to go before voting day in the hotly contested Alabama Senate special election, Republican Sen.
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In high school, when I wore the headscarf, I hotly insisted on its necessity as an article of faith.
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The test has been hotly debated in lower courts since the Supreme Court established the rule in Dirks v.
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Roberts's retirement opens the door to what will likely be a crowded and hotly contested GOP primary in 2020.
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Tesla managed to amass somewhere around 500,000 pre-orders for the car, so it's definitely a hotly anticipated item.
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It's also the deadline "to produce a hotly-anticipated list of oligarchs maintaining close ties to Putin," per Politico.
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Whether the two are connected is hotly contested -- and if they are, the governor says he might rethink things.
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The theory under which federal constitutional rights are applied against the states has been hotly contested in recent years.
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It is hotly contested—the crowd boos the judges' scores, generally—and it is also incoherent, bizarre, and wonderful.
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The last major rule is interesting because it was a hotly contested issue when the rules were being written.
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Years before that, China boycotted salmon from Norway during a hotly contested human rights issue, and Norway eventually relented.
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Syria has one of the world's oldest and richest cuisines, and regional differences, even between towns, are hotly contested.
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As plastic bags have polluted sidewalks, landfills and waterways, bans on the bags have become a hotly debated issue.
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First there was the kerfuffle over his past support for cap and trade, which his campaign has hotly contested.
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When Netflix bowed out, it took several hotly anticipated titles, including the latest from Alfonso Cuarón and Paul Greengrass.
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The debate could bring additional clarity to one of the most hotly discussed and intensely felt issues facing Americans.
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That difference is one which Anderson says is "hotly contested" in the space industry today — and for good reason.
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Some of the statues are being strategically placed in districts where hotly contested midterm elections are to take place.
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TV's streaming wars are a global contest, and this year India became one of the most hotly contested fronts.
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The law was hotly debated but was passed by the state legislature earlier this year and signed by Gov.
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His hotly anticipated next project, a new Silent Hill horror game in collaboration with del Toro, was abruptly canned.
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The debate continues, and single-payer is certain to be a hotly contested issue in the 85033 gubernatorial campaign.
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But statehood and state lines, often poorly surveyed in the first place, were hotly disputed in the 19th century.
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Another hotly contested area of climate research has to do with climate change's role in rising natural disaster damages.
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That's what Jacobs asked Gianforte about the night before the hotly contested Montana special election, which he still won.
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This summer's premieres range from hotly anticipated comic book movies to political documentaries to long-awaited sequels (Incredibles, anyone?).
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It was a hotly anticipated show and so the crew rented a big JBL sound system for the night.
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At one point he was the most dangerous rapper in Chicago and was being hotly tipped for mainstream superstardom.
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Florida's hotly contested Senate race has led the way among all federal races, with more than $175 million already spent.
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He dedicated his award to Almodovar, who was hotly tipped for recognition but still has never won the Palme D'Or.
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Broadly, advertising costs in rural, out-of-the-way areas are considerably less than in hotly contested, dense urban areas.
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They also found another way to help measure the rate at which the universe is expanding, a hotly debated topic.
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According to the Washington Post, Bourdain's crime was entering a hotly contested territory of the country known as Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Texas is featuring major contests, including a hotly contested Senate race between incumbent Republican Ted Cruz and Democratic challenger Rep.
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In recent weeks a hotly contested debate was reignited among academics and policy wonks over income inequality and tax progressivity.
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Before you know it, the group's hotly debating whether or not Sean Spicer should've made an appearance at the Emmy's.
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It came amid a swirl of new product announcements in the run-up to the company's hotly anticipated public offering.
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That's the question many Marvel fans are facing as we reach the opening weekend of the hotly anticipated superhero flick.
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The latest in the Bond series is hotly anticipated, as it is Craig's last outing as the on-screen spy.
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The hotly contested 3rd District race isn't the only one in which candidates have introduced the specter of the president.
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Tweaks to the draft law - which has been hotly disputed within the government - are likely as it goes through parliament.
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Its shoreline delineates a hotly contested maritime zone, with potential oil and gas deposits, claimed by both Somalia and Kenya.
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Richard Lugar was defeated in stunning fashion by a tea party insurgent, Richard Mourdock, in a hotly contested primary contest.
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Swing state North Carolina is also in the path of the storm and is a hotly contested state in November.
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The first study investigating this hotly contested issue is here, and it supposedly gives the win to the two-spacers.
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Questions of the extent of a defense attorney's obligation to pursue an alibi witness were hotly debated by both sides.
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That's a truism in every other developed democracy, of course, but in the US it has always been hotly contested.
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According to the Washington Post, Bourdain's crime was entering a hotly contested territory of the country known as Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Try stepping into your living room and having a live feed of the president's hotly debated tweets on your wall.
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When the year's most hotly anticipated tech deal went down, Wall Street's biggest banks got elbowed aside by upstart competitors.
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During the quarter, President Joko Widodo was re-elected to a second five-year term in a hotly-contested election.
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Ohio congressional candidate Troy Balderson campaigned Tuesday as the GOP hopes to hold onto the hotly contested 12th Congressional District.
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The hotly contested 2008 contest ended up helping the Democrats win big in the general election by energizing the base.
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Today it remains a hotly debated energy source, even though it's one of the few that release no greenhouse gases.
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Argentina is the world's No. 3 producer of lithium, a hotly demanded material used in car batteries and mobile phones.
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By some estimates, the recent delay of the hotly debated investor protection rule is costing investors billions in unnecessary fees.
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Brie Larson is dressing like a high-fashion superhero on her promo tour for the hotly-anticipated film Captain Marvel.
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Is President Donald Trump's approval of the hotly disputed Keystone XL pipeline good or bad for oil and gasoline prices?
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She also confirmed the other hotly tipped act, Stone Roses, were also not in the running for the prime slot.
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You may think you're Stephen King's Number One Fan, but the truth is that position is a hotly contested one.
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Chinese audiences hotly follow U.S. actors and movies, but Americans "probably" don't care much about Chinese movies, Zhang told CNBC.
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Bill Nelson: Russian hackers already have 'free rein' over some U.S. voting machines HOTLY-CONTESTED OHIO RACE HEADED FOR RECOUNT?
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Meitu, the company behind more than a dozen beautification apps, raised $903 million but its hotly anticipated listing fell flat.
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In the past week, one of this fall's most hotly anticipated films has gone from Oscar bait to ethical quandary.
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House Republicans are also about to have a hotly contested leadership fight, which might pull them away from actual legislating.
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With so many contenders this year, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stands at the epicenter of the hotly contested election.
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The show had been hotly anticipated in some circles, largely because of the way the host came to have it.
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Arizona is expected to have another hotly contested Senate race in 2020 as the state becomes a more competitive battleground.
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Colbert played a game with the justice, asking her to make a series of "small calls" on hotly debated issues.
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Nothing short of winter will stop it, they said, and how many cases are mounting up is still hotly debated.
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Their losses pose a challenge at a moment when Europe's leading summer festivals hotly compete for artists, audiences and prestige.
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Tesla's move into China is hotly anticipated, as building some vehicles there would allow the company to avoid import tariffs.
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The debate in Dallas comes as polls show O'Rourke trailing Cruz by single digits in their hotly contested Senate battle.
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Bush, who won the hotly contested 2900 presidential election, knew he needed the senior vote to secure a second term.
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The likely effects of AHPs on ObamaCare prices is hotly disputed, but either way the objection makes little policy sense.
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A lawsuit is pending over the results of a hotly contested race in the 28th District in the Fredericksburg area.
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And she is sending an additional $6 million to seven presidential battleground states with hotly contested Senate and House campaigns.
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Pompeo: It's time 'to pick a side' The Venezuelan crisis was hotly debated Saturday on both sides of the Atlantic.
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It's a diverse bunch that includes companies engaged in some of the most hotly contested policy battles around the country.
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The areas are near South Sudan's oil-rich northern border with Sudan, close to the hotly-contested town of Bentiu.
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The company delayed its hotly anticipated IPO after investors questioned its valuation, business model, and Neumann's role in the company.
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The issue ads are those that address a hotly debated political topic, not just those ads tied to a candidate.
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They're not just talking about issues differently; they're touting completely different issues to motivate activists and win hotly contested primaries.
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The example of Kyber, a hotly-tipped ICO, shows the rush that investors make when they spot a potential deal.
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In 2016, Drake made news by smashing all of the streaming records with his hotly anticipated, though critically tepid, Views.
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User-built music database and online marketplace, Discogs, has announced the official release date for their hotly anticipated iOS app.
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Whether to pay off your mortgage early or invest that money instead is a hotly debated topic among US homeowners.
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Central bank officials are hotly debating the causes and likely duration of the recent downdraft in prices, with Fed Gov.
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Google's hotly anticipated coronavirus screening website officially launched late Sunday evening, albeit only serving residents of Northern California's Bay Area.
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Is Cara, to Def Jam then, not unlike managerial Mr. Braun, simply a hotly commodifiable artist with an internet hit?
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The most hotly anticipated initial public offering of 2019 saw Uber trade on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
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Mr. Modi made the announcement to a rapt nation just weeks before the country heads into a hotly contested election.
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Originally posted 2200 May 19333 Waterfowl decoys are hotly sought-after collectors' items, their value continually rising since the 0003s.
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Since then, the issue has been hotly debated, with campaign placards taking over downtown Dublin and the referendum dominating conversation.
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In all corners of Iran, at supermarkets, bus stops, clinics or wherever, the return of the shah was hotly debated.
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The suburbs of Michigan and other Midwestern swing states may be the most hotly contested ground in all of 212.
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Obama's second four-year term ends in January 2017 and the campaign to choose his successor has been hotly contested.
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Hotly anticipated, Tesla revealed its stainless-steel-hulled future-mobile at the end of 2019 — unveiling a spectacularly controversial vehicle.
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Vote "R" Tuesday's special election in Georgia is a hotly contested matchup between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel.
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One of them, March On, focused from its inception on local electoral politics, including the hotly contested Alabama Senate race.
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Prompted by financial incentives passed by Congress, the drug industry is hotly pursuing treatments for a throng of rare diseases.
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The Intelligence Community on Friday published its hotly anticipated report documenting its probe into Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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Microsoft in the past year has landed big partnerships and deals, including a hotly-contested $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract.
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Currently, the senate is 54-46 in favor of the GOP with several Republican-held seats in hotly contested elections.
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Kemp is running in a hotly contested race against Democratic nominee Stacey Abrams, who's a former state House minority leader.
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In his view, this turned into an angry exchange about her pattern of behavior in which she hotly defended herself.
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But, in part because they are retrospective and it's impossible to run controlled experiments, studies like these remain hotly debated.
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Well, as it turns out, CM Punk's hotly anticipated UFC debut might actually occur in the not too distant future.
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Michael Cohen, President Trump's estranged former attorney and "fixer," begins three days hotly anticipated testimony on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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This question actually lies very close to one of the more hotly contested issues in psychology: What causes mental fatigue?
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I hope the authors of this hotly debated study will consider this point as they revise and refine their analysis.
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While the plus-size fashion industry is currently experiencing something of a renaissance, it nevertheless remains a hotly contested terrain.
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But circuit courts, which are more prominent and deal with more hotly debated issues, haven't taken on this issue until now.
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The Google research comes at a time when the potential benefits and risks of applying artificial intelligence are being hotly debated.
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The only other dinosaur with this feature was the Yiqi, which was described in 2015, and was hotly debated by paleontologists.
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DACA has been one of the most hotly contested issues in the immigration debate since it was announced eight years ago
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The Porsche Taycan, which is coming later this year, is hotly anticipated, even without the free access to Electrify America's network.
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Moreover, because it requires so little discretion on judges' part, they feel comfortable applying it even in hotly contested political cases.
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Trump administration After canceling and then re-committing, Donald Trump had a hotly anticipated meeting with the New York Times yesterday.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday said the companies behind two hotly contested oil pipelines must use U.S. steel in their projects.
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But, this veneer of comfort masks that biometrics are a form of surveillance hotly contested by privacy and civil liberties experts.
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President Donald Trump will soon reveal his hotly anticipated $1 trillion plan to fix everything, the one even Democrats could support.
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Democrat Abigail Spanberger is the apparent winner of a hotly contested House race in Virginia's 7th District, according to NBC News.
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The New Zealand dollar was down 0.3 percent at $0.7284 on jitters ahead of a hotly-contested general election on Saturday.
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Today, the chef—and newlywed—is working towards another culinary goal: to open his hotly-anticipated restaurant Amara in San Francisco.
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The debate within GM over whether to follow Ford's aluminum strategy "was a really hotly contested item for us," said Herrick.
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Especially in states with hotly contested races in the south and south-west the increase in turnout is surprising veteran pollsters.
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The backdrop: Florida's hotly contested gubernatorial race between Democrat Andrew Gillum and Republican Ron DeSantis is inching toward a mandated recount.
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What better way to debut the hotly-anticipated Christian Siriano x Lane Bryant collection than with a star-studded fashion show?
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Hotly anticipated will be the first public demonstration flight of the J-210, a long-range, radar-avoiding stealth combat aircraft.
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Matondkar is joining a growing parade of stars running in India's hotly contested general election, which polling ends on May 19983.
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It's strange to see this cornucopia of hotly argued reactions which go deep on pretty much everything but its actual users.
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London-based store Goldgenie is all set for iPhone 8 orders already, ahead of the Apple's hotly-anticipated event next week.
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This has been hotly contested by the U.S. technology giant, which has had operations in Ireland for more than three decades.
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Both of the latter two events featured several hotly contested matches against elite opponents, yet neither offered any ATP ranking points.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has won the Republican nomination in one of the nation&aposs most hotly contested Senate races.
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The recently discovered, hotly contested gene-editing enzyme CRISPR is poised to change the way we treat, even cure, many diseases.
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Civil rights and voting organizations filed the suit last month challenging a Georgia law that affects the hotly contested special election.
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Jackson's legacy, always hotly debated thanks to the persistent allegations of abuse, seems poised to come up for debate yet again.
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In 2004, Converge sawed off You Fail Me, the hotly anticipated follow-up to their already undisputed hardcore classic Jane Doe.
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Why it matters: The text message has been hotly debated as Republicans cite it as evidence of bias within the probe.
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He replaced outgoing Africa's first woman president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf after a hotly contested but nonetheless peaceful election a month earlier.
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The measure was hotly debated and benefits New Jersey's Salem and Hope Creek nuclear plants, which are owned by PSEG Power.
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Ossoff faces Handel in Tuesday's hotly contested race to fill the seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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It's only been two and a half weeks since the 2016 election, and Democrats are still hotly debating what went wrong.
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Florida recount Florida's putting the machines away and will start recounting ballots by hand in its hotly contested US Senate race.
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The coal industry hotly disputes the idea that coal-ash ponds are responsible, but environmentalists argue that the link appears clear.
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Berli controls 97.94 percent of Big C after winning a hotly contested tender offer for French retailer Casino's 58.6 percent stake.
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Rybicki has been hotly sought by committee Republicans, who suggest his testimony may provide support for Trump's decision to fire Comey.
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AstraZeneca will pay up to $6.9 billion to work with Daiichi Sankyo on a hotly-tipped experimental treatment for breast cancer.
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Revenue in the Greater China region fell 214.7 percent to $25.3 billion, highlighting Apple's struggles in a hotly contested smartphone market.
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The move was hotly criticized by left-leaning economists and by centrist Democrats like Lawrence H. Summers, the former Treasury secretary.
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Absent were hotly anticipated narrative movies like "Gone Girl" or "Captain Phillips," both of which had their premieres at the event.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) face off in a debate on Tuesday night as a hotly contested Texas race enters its final stretch.
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In its heyday, the Victoria&aposs Secret Fashion Show was one of the most hotly anticipated fashion events of the year.
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In the hotly competitive full-size truck market, you'd expect the high-budget newcomers to massively upstage the older F-150.
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For the past two decades, how to discipline students has been as hotly contested a subject as how to educate them.
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Snap's hotly awaiting first quarterly results are in, and the company missed Wall Street analyst expectations for both revenue and earnings.
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That makes Dr. Yi's message one that will be hotly debated, including by China's leaders, who only partly understand, he said.
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China tightens hold on volatile region The South China Sea is one of the most hotly contested regions in the world.
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Data science for sure is going to be one of the most hotly needed fields in every single type of company.
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Trading of the hotly anticipated futures contract began Sunday on the Cboe, representing a significant step in the legitimization of cryptocurrencies.
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Local television businesses have gotten a lift from political advertising spending in the run-up to the hotly contested midterm elections.
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More recently, the question of what to do with Confederate monuments in the US has been hotly debated and violently protested.
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The script doesn't name-check #MeToo, or take a stand on the hotly debated matter of whether pornography addiction is real.
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Uber is also the first hotly anticipated tech offering in years to price near the bottom of its expected price range.
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" And once again he feels "the unutterable enormity of love pressing hotly behind one's breastbone like a hot lump of lead.
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The Republican Party of Virginia has laid into Ms. Cockburn, calling her a "virulent anti-Semite," a charge she hotly contests.
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It surprise won the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion award and is hotly anticipated before it hits theaters on October 4.
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Hotly anticipated by investors but opposed by environmental groups, the offering is planned to meet an expected surge in global demand.
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The resettlement plan, which has been hotly contested, has been one of the issues feeding protests this spring in the capital.
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Ms. DeVos's appointment of Candice E. Jackson to the department's Office for Civil Rights has been among the most hotly disputed.
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A hotly debated law passed in May that would allow some teachers to carry firearms in the classroom takes effect Tuesday.
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For example, researchers are still hotly debating whether grass-fed beef is any better for the climate than conventional feedlot beef.
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The Trump-Zelensky call memo: That's the most hotly debated portion of a 5-page partial transcript of the July call.
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Modi reclaimed the hotly contested Jammu and Kashmir region after seven decades, stripping the predominantly-Muslim state of its semiautonomous status.
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Monsanto and other companies that make products containing glyphosate hotly dispute those studies and say there is no reason for concern.
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The game was a hotly anticipated district title match between two Oklahoma high schools: Crooked Oak High and Newkirk High School.
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Brunch at Sunday Morning Bakehouse What better time to try out the hotly-anticipated Sunday Morning Bakehouse than…on a Sunday?
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In a hotly-anticipated speech Friday, Powell expressed confidence in the economy and said he does not see inflation tearing higher.
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A Theban general returns home to find the god Jupiter has taken over his identity and is hotly pursuing his wife.
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Our Revolution, the political organization spun out of Sanders' 2016 campaign, endorsed Glasson in the hotly contested Hawkeye State Democratic primary.
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Wolff's book was so hotly anticipated ahead of its launch that publisher Henry Holt moved the release date up in January.
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At the same time, stock market investors are hotly debating whether the U.S. economy is nearing its first recession since 2009.
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Yet, it did step straight into a controversy that has emotions running high and of which the effects are hotly contested.
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The visit was hotly debated in the White House, not least because of fear of domestic blowback in an election year.
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Exactly what happened next is hotly disputed by Sudan's president and the protesters seeking his ouster, but the result is not.
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Democrats are turning to DeVos in an election year in which education issues have been hotly debated on the campaign trail.
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It's one of the most hotly contested areas of dieting: How much do carbohydrates matter when it comes to weight loss?
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For the auteurists in the crowd, there are hotly anticipated new projects ahead from David Fincher, Noah Baumbach, and Doug Liman.
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His state has four of the country's most hotly contested elections – all of them in counties that use the older machines.
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EARLVILLE, N.Y. — Anthony Brindisi is trying to walk a tightrope in one of the most hotly contested elections of the midterm cycle.
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The company's troubles stand as a stark example of the risks inherent in hotly competitive technology businesses that require massive capital investment.
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According to Marrow, "Latin America" was a hotly debated term at one of the panels held in the process of organizing LA:LA.
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When Bridenstine was nominated to run NASA, his selection was hotly debated and the ultimate vote was sharply divided along party lines.
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Those hotly contested questions have sparked infighting among scholars and exacerbated cultural rivalries over who can claim the script as their heritage.
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But over the past decade, the relevance of Miss America's swimsuit portion has been hotly debated among those in the pageant industry.
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That's due to the fact that they're largely considered contract workers rather than employees (although this is hotly debated, particularly in California).
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The mother of two is hard at work writing and promoting her hotly anticipated memoir, Becoming, out for release on Nov. 13.
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Senate Democrats have hotly criticized the idea of including a preemption clause, but their colleagues in the House have been less vocal.
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But the idea that plants are sentient is hotly contested — a status reflected by their outlying position in the moral expansiveness scale.
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The theory that dairy affects your skin is one that's been hotly debated among nutritionists, dermatologists, and pseudo-scientists on the internet.
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They say their faith is renewed in mankind -- that it's a nice break from sordid headlines and the hotly contested political season.
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The backdrop: The bill was hotly contested in both legislative chambers as lawmakers considered provisions ranging from Puerto Rico funding to immigration.
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Antenna arrays that support the hunt for foreign submarines have appeared on Chinese-held islands in the hotly contested South China Sea.
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You cannot have a political party in a hotly contested presidential primary being controlled by one of one of the candidates. REP.
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After dealing a direct and devastating blow to Haiti earlier in the week, Matthew's hotly-anticipated US arrival feels a bit tempered.
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Those reviews would assess the potential negative health effects of e-cigs, something that's hotly debated in the wider health care community.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The dish has been hotly debated in other states because of its method.
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A hotly anticipated inspector general report about then-FBI Director James Comey's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation is finally complete.
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The issue of how much access governments and law enforcement agencies can have to companies' proprietary technology has been hotly debated recently.
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Democrats won that hotly-contested special only to go on and lose 63 seats -- and the majority -- less than six months later.
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What students learn about pregnancy prevention, sexually transmitted diseases, and human sexuality is one of the most hotly contested debates in education.
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Ronan has already earned Golden Globe and SAG nominations for Best Actress, and is hotly tipped to earn her second Oscar nomination.
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Those threads—hotly investigating claimed athletic feats—have been some of LetsRun's most popular, according to the site's co-founder Weldon Johnson.
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Abrams lost a hotly contested race to Brian Kemp (R) in November, when she won more than 22019 percent of the vote.
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That outburst from the Defense Department, which was notable for its bluntness,sparked a fresh battle on the hotly partisan Benghazi panel.
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Yet apart from a few hotly contested months culminating in this week, this is precisely what Sanders has done through his campaign.
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Reimbursement is the sort of issue that would be hotly debated should Democrats actually take control of the federal government in 2021.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has banned 19 active ingredients in antibacterial soaps — including the hotly debated chemicals triclosan and triclocarban.
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The question of whether employees have an obligation to raise issues with their employers before coming to the SEC is hotly debated.
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The hotly debated measure was a compromise after a city-appointed task force recommended a levy raising $75 million a year instead.
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It was one of the most hotly-contested races in the country, with Democrats making the seat one of their top targets.
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Matt Bevin narrowly lost to Democrat Andy Beshear, the wisdom of Trump's decision to nationalize the races is hotly debated (USA Today).
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) will square off in a debate on Tuesday at a pivotal moment in the hotly contested Senate race.
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Whose is best is hotly contested, but in the spirit of the other trails the Southern Foodways Alliance, headquartered in Oxford, Miss.
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School choice remains one of the most hotly debated topics in Washington and in every statehouse and city hall across the country.
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His comments were particularly unseemly on the eve of hotly-contested primaries in New York and Connecticut, G.E.'s corporate home bases.
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Trading of the hotly anticipated futures contract began on Sunday on the Cboe, representing a significant step in the legitimization of cryptocurrencies.
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Jamieson also argues that, in most hotly contested elections, the candidates blunt each other's messages, which results in fairly balanced media coverage.
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The latter was focused on embracing GOP congressional candidate Troy Balderson, who is running in a hotly contested special election on Tuesday.
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Their private chat produced a hotly anticipated interview between Kelly and Trump, which will air Tuesday night on the Fox broadcast network.
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While the size of the leak is hotly debated—and despite the fact that Okun argued that we should be willing to
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Putin's overarching goal was to sow chaos in our democracy by pouring gasoline on the partisan fires already burning hotly in Washington.
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In 1800, Congress hotly debated whether it had the power to review the qualifications of candidates and the ballots cast by electors.
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The final votes had yet to be counted when CNN cast its verdict on Georgia's hotly contested special Congressional election Tuesday night.
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The White House warned China Thursday of "consequences" for its ongoing militarization of the hotly contested waters of the South China Sea.
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Inslee's plan supported the use of nuclear power, an energy source hotly debated by environmentalists who worry about the resulting nuclear waste.
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U.S. stocks closed lower Thursday after President Donald Trump announced that the hotly anticipated summit next month with North Korea was cancelled.
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We had a hotly anticipated debut in Asuka, who had a good match with Emma, albeit not the dominant one she needed.
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Kirk and Johnson are the most endangered of the bunch, while Portman, Ayotte and Toomey are running in hotly contested swing states.
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Ohio election officials on Wednesday found 21625 previously uncounted votes in its hotly contested special election for the state's 2900th Congressional District.
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No one saw any major obstacle with the fact of the Jewish cemetery" and, he added, Mr. Bührle's past was "hotly debated.
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The latter was focused on embracing GOP congressional candidate Troy Balderson, who is running in a hotly contested special election on Tuesday.
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Joe Manchin — who is in one of the most hotly contested Senate races — revealed that his social media accounts had been hacked.
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While hotly disputed—at least at the onset—this restoration has possibly been the most benign in the painting's 500-year history.
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The Democratic primary in the race to fill Ryan's seat, which appeared all but settled months ago, has now become hotly contested.
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You might remember a photograph, now ten years old, taken by Annie Leibovitz, which appeared on a hotly discussed cover of Vogue .
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And going into this hotly contested election cycle, candidates should know that finding a solution remains a top priority for young voters.
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His pronunciation cost him a $1,600 answer on his "Jeopardy!" appearance on Monday, and the show's decision has since been hotly debated.
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" Friday's decision could also give a boost to liberal Democrats who won hotly contested races running as advocates of "Medicare for all.
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Now, a GoFundMe campaign aims to finance one the most hotly debated issues in American politics: President Trump's long-promised border wall.
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Ports of entry are at the center of hotly debated legal questions about asylum seekers — in the courts and in the media.
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The company also made women's sizes available for the hotly-anticipated The 10 line, designed by Kanye West's creative director Virgil Abloh.
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Choe replied just as hotly that Warmbier had not been mistreated and was in fine condition when he was sent back home.
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But before her hotly anticipated next special comes out in 2018, several comics are turning diapers and epidurals into blunt, confessional comedy.
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It has been a fraught season for officiating in the N.F.L., with the spotlight shining more hotly than usual on officiating blunders.
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And improving the educational system could require not just more money, but fundamental reforms that are hotly contested by the various stakeholders.
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And the calculation that it might be less catastrophic to banks than a no-deal Brexit remains hotly contested in some circles.
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" He notes that "federal courts today are asked to decide cases that turn on hotly-debated issues of sex and gender identity.
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One of the aviation world's most hotly anticipated planes, the Airbus Beluga XL, has entered full-time service ... and it. is. HUGE.
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Information on the dossier — its origins, its contents and its use — has been a hotly-sought commodity on Capitol Hill for months.
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"Me waiting for Kanye West's album," he wrote, adding the hashtag #jesusisking, the title of the rapper's hotly awaited first gospel project.
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The hotly anticipated Razr is available for presale for $1,499, with current orders not shipping until March 3rd, according to Verizon's website.
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North Carolina's Supreme Court, which is in the midst of a hotly contest election itself, has four GOP justices to three Democrats.
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A hotly contested $26 billion deal between T-Mobile and Sprint just got the go ahead from a U.S. district court judge.
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Because if the vote is tied, no matter what the chief justice does, it will be hotly debated for years to come.
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But how exactly the Vaporfly's carbon fiber midsole plate and proprietary new foam, ZoomX, lead to faster marathon times is hotly contested.
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Over the weekend, for example, Timothée Chalamet shared some behind-the-scenes pics from the set of the hotly-anticipated Little Women.
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It introduced to the law important concepts, like network effects, that were hotly disputed at the time but are now universally accepted.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday is circulating a hotly-anticipated proposal to reform the National Security Agency's controversial warrantless wiretapping program.
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A top Obama administration official said Wednesday that a long-awaited and hotly debated redesign of the $22019 bill is nearly complete.
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The size of payments to the EU in both Norway and Britain, and how to gauge benefits and costs, is hotly debated.
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As Judiciary chairman in the last Congress, Grassley oversaw the hotly contested confirmations of Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
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None of this was sufficient to defeat Trump, and all of these party choices will be hotly debated in the coming years.
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The service has been hotly anticipated in China since Apple confirmed in December that China would be its fifth country to get it.
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Amazon has officially announced that the locations of its hotly-anticipated second headquarters will be Long Island City, New York, and Arlington, Virginia.
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A hotly debated question in some parts of Europe is whether Muslim women should be prohibited from wearing concealing garments such as burkas.
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The mogul is gearing up to release new products to her hotly popular Kimoji range just in time for your Secret Santa party.
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After two premiere date delays and a showrunner switch, the hotly-anticipated revival is finally launching on September 24 at 8:30 p.m.
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The Corps complied this month and dropped plans to conduct an environmental study to identify a new route for the hotly disputed pipeline.
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Different ministries have been working on the plans for the past year, and the topic remains hotly debated among lawmakers in the country.
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But they would represent a good-faith bipartisan effort on a hotly contentious issue, if both parties can navigate around the abortion issue.
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Maradona's appearance on the French Riviera was one of the hotly-anticipated star turns on the red carpet at this year's film festival.
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Augmented and mixed reality is a hotly contested space, and the Meta 2 is one of the best-known headsets, alongside Microsoft's HoloLens.
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Homeland security is one of this election's most hotly debated issues, and traders believe the issue will help defense stocks soar even higher.
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As it turns out, that force has a lot in common with the narrative impulse of hotly told stories that make irresistible theater.
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This bundle of legislation, intended to comprehensively update copyright for the internet age, was hotly debated in Parliament and public all last year.
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The news comes in a hotly contested election cycle where hacked emails are being deployed furiously in an attempt to sway public opinion.
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Inside those hotly anticipated pages lies a teaser for a menu item that could be coming to a Shack near you: chicken tenders.
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Reese Witherspoon's Southern-inspired lifestyle brand, Draper James, has been hotly sought after by women across the country since its launch in 2015.
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They include former FBI Director James Comey's memoir, "A Higher Loyalty," and the hotly debated tell-all "Fire and Fury" by Michael Wolff.
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The Republican senators in now hotly contested races that they might lose saw the writing on the wall and advocated for the bill.
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This year, though, Disneyland has doubled-down on the candy's controversial nature by combining it with another treat whose taste is hotly debated.
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The arrival of Bluetooth 5, the newest version of the popular wireless protocol, has been hotly anticipated in the truly wireless earbud space.
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These constraints have been hotly debated: Proponents argue that expanded surveillance powers are necessary to protect the country and its citizens from terrorism.
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Previous studies have concluded that dogs were likely domesticated just once, but the timing and origin of this event has been hotly debated.
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Those numbers, and the hotly contested midterm elections, are going to make 2018 an even bigger year for the organization — and for Schriock.
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I'm talking about a real, watch-every-year, hotly-debate-over-Twitter, cozy-up-in-front-of-the-shamash-candle type holiday movie.
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Yet criminal justice has become one of the most hotly contested issues among 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, driving sharp wedges between leading contenders.
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The topic of whether race is a social or biological construct has been as hotly debated as any topic in the human sciences.
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Soon after the hotly anticipated draw, California Lottery, tweeted that one winning ticket was sold in the San Bernardino suburb of Chino Hills.
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Alternatively you could watch the hotly anticipated match up between two of the best boxers in the world: Andre Ward and Sergey Kovalev.
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Ahead of its hotly anticipated sixth season, "Game of Thrones" cast members have come together to raise awareness on the global refugee crisis.
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It's the first of two hotly anticipated hearings for Comey, who on Thursday will appear behind closed doors before the House Intelligence Committee.
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The release of Uber's hotly anticipated workplace culture report was scheduled for Tuesday, but the meeting has now been delayed, according to Axios.
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The plan is hotly anticipated on Capitol Hill and Wall Street, where markets are craving economic action from the new government in Washington.
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During his hotly anticipated speech in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, President Trump made a big pivot on his relationship with the Muslim world.
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For the restrooms, the architects selected a super–graphic pattern of pixilated cherry blossoms set against hotly hued fields of orange and turquoise.
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Turnout hit 69 percent in hotly contested Iowa, and more than two-thirds of voters cast ballots in Massachusetts, Oregon, Maryland and Virginia.
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In his first two weeks as chairman, Pai already has reversed some of the most troubling and hotly contested rulings imposed under Wheeler.
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The chairwoman of Florida's Democratic Party cheered "Let the Blue Wave Continue!" as Democrats won a hotly contested House seat in that state.
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He was in support of the Omnibus Anti-Crime Bill that Democrats and Republicans had been hotly debating in both chambers of Congress.
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Gianforte is in a hotly contested special election against former songwriter Rob Quist to fill the seat of Trump administration appointee Ryan Zinke.
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Their precision compared with manned air strikes is still hotly contested, but the Obama administration's drone strikes have become more accurate over time.
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Judging from the comments on the Parisian Heist tweet, however, it seems opinions on this particular costume's offensiveness continues to be hotly debated.
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That makes the popularity of this series all the more remarkable, especially right now, when truth is hotly contested and expertise is anathema.
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The issue has become a lightning rod in the hotly contested race for the US Senate in Missouri, with Hawley challenging Democratic Sen.
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Hurricane Michael, and the federal and state response to the disaster, could determine the outcome of Florida's hotly contested Senate race as Sen.
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The hotly contested, red-versus-blue dynamics of the previous four elections would have been disrupted, and the Republican electorate would have split.
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The nonprofit, non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates on Friday unveiled the list of moderators, which had been hotly debated in recent weeks.
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A lot of the 2018 Academy Award races have been hotly contested, but Best Animated Feature hasn't been high on the debate list.
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Ford gave us a glimpse of its now hotly anticipated, Mustang inspired all-electric SUV at the Detroit auto show early this year.
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The initial public offering (IPO) of the online vacation listings company is one of the most hotly anticipated events in the tech space.
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After a hotly contested — and highly expensive — 2017 election cycle, the Democrats have taken the governor's mansions in both Virginia and New Jersey.
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Exactly how much global growth is slowing — if at all — is hotly debated, but the bears have the upper hand for the moment.
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He has served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2014 when he beat the incumbent Democratic incumbent in a hotly contested primary.
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The hotly debated topic has surfaced in several state governments that issued executive orders to come to a resolution on the deadly issue.
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Nonetheless, the obstruction charge will be hotly contested and discussed in the coming days, but will likely land right back where it is.
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Sánchez has a commanding fundraising lead, according to the DCCC numbers, raising more than $22019 million for the committee and hotly contested races.
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The law will likely be hotly-contested in the courts as Trump's defenders say the law violates his First Amendment right of association.
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But Democrats are optimistic about their chances to flip the 9th District in their favor, setting the stage for a hotly contested race.
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A hotly competitive sale of Toys R Us put the company into the hands of a trio of investors: KKR, Bain and Vornado.
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And the decision to withdraw from the accord was reportedly a hotly contested one within his administration, right up to the last moment.
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Yet the court managed to break free of the muck of dysfunction in hotly contested cases, when Kennedy voted with the liberal justices.
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One of the most hotly anticipated films of the year is Roma, the latest film from director Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men, Gravity).
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Republicans hold a 51-49 majority in the House of Delegates, a drop from 66-34 after a hotly contested election last November.
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With strong ties to Hillary Clinton and the Democratic establishment, CAP took an aggressive stance toward Sanders in the hotly contested 2016 primary.
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The hotly anticipated sequel to Disney's 2013 breakout hit "Frozen," arrives in theaters on Friday, five days ahead of a typical Thanksgiving release.
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Today its meaning is still hotly debated, at least among people on the right, which raises significant concerns in the post-Kennedy era.
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The role of evangelical Christianity in American politics today has been a hotly discussed topic since President Trump's election, both politically and spiritually.
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First born in the '80s — again, with a hotly disputed origin story, according to Eater — molten chocolate cake was popular throughout the '90s.
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In North Carolina, the fate of the "Silent Sam" monument at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, continues to be hotly debated.
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The fate of the policy, known as DACA, has been hotly debated within the White House, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
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Ms. Warren became the first woman elected to the Senate in Massachusetts history when she unseated Mr. Brown in a hotly contested race.
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Unionville, not coincidentally, sits in one hotly contested congressional district and in driving range of two others, all three currently in Republican hands.
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Whether this is an accurate classification has been hotly debated, both in the streets by protesting gig workers themselves and in the courts.
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Two summers ago, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor embarked on a pseudo-musical, loosely racist roadshow to promote their hotly wanted brawl.
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The adulterous lovers are here embodied by Mr. Law and the Dutch actress Halina Reijn — hotly in his case and coolly in hers.
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IQiyi said in February it raised $1.53 billion in new funds to compete with rivals in the country's hotly contested online entertainment sector.
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Others, though, are speculating that a collaboration could be in the works, especially given all the talk of Adele's hotly-anticipated fourth album.
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Tesla's future is a hotly debated topic, and even more so ahead of the electric car company's earnings report that's coming Wednesday afternoon.
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A hotly-anticipated inspector general's report on the FBI investigation into the 2016 Trump campaign's ties to Russia will be released next month.
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The topic of "coronavirus and price gouging" has also been hotly debated among users on Amazon's official selling forum over the past week.
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SYDNEY, Australia — There is consensus at least that this year's Rugby World Cup in Japan will be the most hotly contested in decades.
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But nowhere is MBS' future being more hotly debated than in the country he most wants to curry favor with, the United States.
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The issue also spotlights the hotly debated questions of how much social media followers are worth and what it means to earn them.
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Right now is also the best time to rewatch "Mulan" (1998) due to the 2020 release of its hotly anticipated live action remake.
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These swing states are hotly contested because their voters can swing either to Republicans or Democrats and can be decisive in presidential elections.
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Ford's accusation has ricocheted through Washington, costing Kavanaugh public support and stalling his march to confirmation ahead of the hotly contested midterm elections.
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On Tuesday evening, The Seattle Times reported that Dhingra was leading Republican Jinyoung Lee Englund in the hotly contested race by 10 points.
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"There isn't an ounce of anything like nobility in what these people do," Detective Inspector Nicola Tanner hotly informs her colleague Tom Thorne.
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Whether sexual preferences amount to actual racism—and whether it is racist to include them in online profiles—is a hotly contested topic.
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A week of deal-making and negotiations are underway as Republicans try to move their hotly debated tax reform bill through the Senate.
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The Japanese maker of cameras and office equipment last week won exclusive negotiating rights to buy Toshiba Medical Corp in a hotly contested auction.
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Critics of Mr. Obama's said the timing of the vacancy, coming in the middle of a hotly contested presidential election, should change the calculus.
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" According to an ALI blog post, though, getting to an agreed-upon definition was "one of the most hotly debated issues in the project.
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Why it matters: Drones, and especially drone-based delivery is a hotly competitive area with UPS, Amazon and others experimenting to see what's possible.
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If the shutdown persists, it also could jeopardize the release of a host of hotly anticipated monthly and quarterly grain supply and demand reports.
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And even though we were all hotly anticipating the taco and burrito emoji, those new symbols weren't the most popular of this recent crop.
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I saw it in September during its hotly anticipated North American debut at the Toronto International Film Festival, where many people were praising it.
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The reason this one component of fiscal policy remains so hotly debated and highly politicized is because Americans are largely divided over its impact.
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Here's another unique American virtue, captured in the brilliant decision, hotly debated by the founders, about what to call the new head of state.
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Barack Obama made his first big political endorsement since leaving office, wading into the hotly contested French election on Thursday to endorse Emmanuel Macron.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum vowed to continue fighting for Floridians Tuesday night after conceding to Republican Ron DeSantis in the state's hotly contested gubernatorial race.
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The stock is down more than 56 percent so far this year as the approval of its flagship treatment is hotly debated among regulators.
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But her latest Instagram post has us all wondering, could these be pieces from Kanye's other hotly anticipated project, Adidas x Yeezy Season 3?
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Although she did nothing illegal at the gathering, and is certainly not a danger to the homeland, the feds are still hotly pursuing her.
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And each -- like the handful of other swing states that may well decide this year's race -- will be hotly contested by Clinton and Trump.
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London (CNN)It's one of the most hotly anticipated films of 2016: "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" hits the silver screen in December.
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Sure, it had to lay off quite a few people last year, and back in February, it cancelled a hotly anticipated line of cameras.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Uber's self-driving car unit has lured $1 billion in investment ahead of the company's hotly anticipated stock market debut.
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In a report issued Wednesday, Moody's Investors Service said the nation will maintain its pristine rating no matter who wins the hotly contested race.
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In New Hampshire, one of the most hotly-contested Senate races, incumbent Republican Kelly Ayotte is being challenged by another women candidate, Democratic Gov.
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Until more "extraordinary evidence" is found, the idea that humans were present in North America so long ago will forever remain hotly contested. [Nature]
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Among the most hotly debated, even confusing choices the show made was the issue of who would finally rule what was left of Westeros.
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The hotly contested race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton added a new wrinkle to a report already closely watched in Wall Street circles.
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On Monday night, the teams met for the first time this season in one of the most hotly anticipated regular-season games in years.
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A new electric pickup truck with a longer range than Tesla's Cybertruck will beat the hotly anticipated EV to market — check out the Badger
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Today, Starbucks announced its full holiday food and beverage lineup, and many of the offerings are just as merry as those hotly-anticipated cups.
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The company has invested heavily in its Gigafactory that opened last week and in preparations to launch the hotly anticipated Model 23 next year.
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Video The House races One of the most hotly contested races is in the 48th Congressional District, which includes Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
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We caught up with Jungermann over the phone from Brooklyn to find out more about one of 2017's most hotly tipped indie films.
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President Trump's cyber agenda is largely up in the air, with a hotly anticipated cybersecurity executive order yet to emerge from the White House.
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Their placards bore the names of some of this year's most hotly anticipated VR experiences — Eagle Flight, The Climb, Rock Band VR, and more.
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Two years after being acquired by Facebook for $2 billion, Oculus Rift finally launched its hotly-anticipated device to the general public on Monday.
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Although no bombs exploded, each new report of a device found heightened the tension in the weeks before last year's hotly contested midterm elections.
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At the heart of the battle over the rule, which was hotly contested by the financial services industry, is $7.85 trillion in IRA assets.
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At the heart of the battle over the rule, which was hotly contested by the financial services industry, are $7.85 trillion in IRA assets.
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The topic of the hearing was financial regulation, which is always a hotly partisan issue, though separate from the Fed's handling of monetary policy.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams is leading Republican opponent Brian Kemp in Georgia's hotly contested gubernatorial race, according to an internal poll commissioned by her campaign.
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But that connection is hotly contested, with the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center finding that only about 20 percent of the burden falls on workers.
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Reid's departure has created a hotly contested battle for his seat, with Republicans hoping to win and keep the Senate after the next cycle.
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Some of the most hotly contested House seats this election cycle feature women running on the right, including the races to replace retiring Reps.
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The delays come amid voting in the state's hotly contested governor race between Democrat Stacey Abrams and Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp (R).
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We can't turn on the TV, read the news, or scroll through our social media feeds without coming across a hotly-contested Constitutional issue.
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More girls go missing in "The Second Girl" (Mulholland Books, June 7), a hotly anticipated thriller by David Swinson, a retired Washington police detective.
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People who comment online about Game of Thrones have been hotly divided about "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," the show's most recent episode.
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And while it measures critical thinking, it does not offer insight into creativity, a topic often hotly debated in discussing the Chinese education system.
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The tax plan is hotly anticipated on Capitol Hill and Wall Street, where markets are craving economic action from the new government in Washington.
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Their letter on Monday comes amid the latest flurry of finger-pointing on the hotly partisan Benghazi panel following complaints from the Defense Department.
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Just in the last several months, Zuckerberg has spoken out on a number of hotly debated issues, including a handful apparently aimed at Trump.
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Another hotly contested proposal — eliminating deductions for student loan interest payments — would rightly take the federal thumb off the scale to spend on schooling.
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HAPPENING LATER Starting at the top Michelle Obama's hotly anticipated book, "Becoming," doesn't come out until today, but it's already No. 1 on Amazon.
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Since then, protests against social injustices during the national anthem has been a hotly contested debate reaching the upper echelon of the White House.
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Tester and Donnelly are in hotly contested Senate races in this fall's midterm elections, the results of which could help determine the Senate majority.
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Democrats needed a five-seat net gain to win control of the Senate, but failed in all but one of the hotly contested races.
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From Japanese composer Junichi Masada's soundtracks to the cheesy-but-catchy "Pokérap," the best tracks have been hotly debated by generations of fans worldwide.
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Now, they've built up more than half a century of distrust, and Kashmir remains one of the most hotly-contested territories in the world.
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His identity has been hotly disputed, with suggestions that the name actually covers the works of a collective of artists, rather than one individual.
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The four issues highlighted by P&G are hotly-contested topics that are regulated by advertising coalitions, but have been traditionally hard to enforce.
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Because, as she would be first to acknowledge, in the hotly competitive fashion world, you are only as good as the people you dress.
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The conversation comes less than a week before Congress reconvenes from its August recess, when the trade deal is expected to be hotly debated.
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A series of other, newer UK groups—most notably M.O.—have been hotly-tipped but continue to bubble under rather than make it big.
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Whether to allow younger Americans to enroll in such private Medicare plans has become a hotly debated political question as Democrats look to 2020.
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For the federal government, immigration has become a hotly contested issue, one that will most likely galvanize voters ahead of an election next year.
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He was known for revitalizing Vuitton offerings for the younger generation, and his first show for Dior in Paris has been hotly anticipated. 2.
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And Meghan Morris reported that hotly anticipated tech IPOs are now dealing with a brutal one-two punch of coronavirus fears and election uncertainty.
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One Nation, a conservative offshoot of Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS, also used Facebook ads to target users in states with hotly contested Senate races.
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Hell, I would have been into the hotly-tipped reverse wireless charging feature, even though I don't have any gadgets to reverse wirelessly charge.
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The past four presidential races have been hotly contested almost until Election Day, including one that was decided weeks later by the Supreme Court.
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Zynab's death comes at a time when Australia is hotly debating whether there is a connection between refugees and terrorism, not refugees and success.
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During the 2000 election in Florida and the 2004 election in Ohio, Republican secretaries of state were at the center of hotly disputed elections.
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Spectators fill the outlying courts, often waiting in lines to get inside, and cheers from hotly contested matches can be heard around the grounds.
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On Thursday, one day before the deadline for action on the hotly debated bill, it failed to muster majority support in a Senate vote.
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It is the largest of the hotly contested states whose populations can swing either to Republicans or Democrats and thus play a decisive role.
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The hotly anticipated sequel to the 2013 blockbuster "Frozen" arrived in theaters the week before Thanksgiving and garnered $127 million during its domestic debut.
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I think we'll see more come out in the Holder report, which is about as hotly anticipated in Silicon Valley as the Comey hearing.
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But in the end, they lost all four in Republican-held districts — including the hotly contested election in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District on Tuesday.
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Lyft and Uber, two of the most hotly anticipated stocks to debut this year, have fallen more than 25% over the past three months.
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Kemp himself narrowly prevailed over Stacey Abrams (D), a former minority leader in the Georgia state House, in last year's hotly contested gubernatorial race.
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He was favored to win gold in Rio in 2016 before losing a hotly disputed decision to Russia's Vladimir Nikitin in their quarterfinal match.
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Anyone who's ever tried fantasy football — or any fantasy version of any sport, for that matter — will know how hotly-contested it can get.
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The Democrat-dominated Assembly's sessions are generally a little longer, perhaps because its discussions of issues like abortion and immigration are sometimes hotly contested.
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Third, federal preemption issues related to drone regulation have been hotly debated in Congress and across the executive branch for the last several years.
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Such states are hotly contested because their voters can swing either to Republicans or Democrats and play a decisive role in White House contests.
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"The issues presented in these cases — abortion and immigration — are some of the most hotly contested in our nation's civil discourse," the letter said.
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In the past two years, big scandals in the technology sector have made privacy and the security of social media networks hotly debated issues.
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Daneth's installation, "Inside Out," (23), uses unfired clay in various colors — the very earth so hotly contested — molded into flat fragments suggestive of maps.
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The shutdown also threatens to hobble the compilation of key data and reports ahead of the USDA's hotly anticipated annual outlook conference in February.
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Well Google wants to fix this pain point and has begun testing one of its hotly-anticipated features announced last year called Android Instant Apps.
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Photo: GettyThe hotly anticipated trial between Waymo and Uber began on Monday with Waymo's lawyer dragging out the embarrassing elements of Uber's "hustle-hard" culture.
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It finally launched its hotly-anticipated IPO a day after U.S. and Chinese leaders brokered a 90-day truce in their trade conflict last week.
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While "Captain America: Civil War" deviated from the original story line to fit the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it remained a hotly anticipated film for fans.
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On Thursday night, the Toronto lit the Internet on fire with his hotly anticipated fourth studio album, which he dropped on iTunes and Apple Music.
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Police brutality is as much of a hotly-discussed issue in Australia as it is in the U.S., especially when it comes young Indigenous people.
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Not only is the hotly anticipated "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" hitting screen in December, but it's also the 40th anniversary of the original trilogy.
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The pipeline, which would stretch south to Illinois, has largely been completed except for a hotly contested stretch near the Standing Rock Sioux tribe's reservation.
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On land, opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), a 19-million acre expanse of wilderness in northeast Alaska, has been hotly debated for decades.
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The continued spread tightness in London is a warning flag and the transition time from mine surplus to surplus metal remains a hotly-disputed question.
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Then, one of their subscribers requested their reaction to the trailer of Gully Boy, a hotly anticipated Bollywood movie about a street rapper in Mumbai.
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The question of journalistic privilege has been a hotly debated topic in the United States, with federal courts disagreeing on how much reporters are protected.
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It makes some sense, then, that money is being confronted onscreen these days in ways that make it seem both hotly aspirational and ghoulishly objectionable.
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In a 59-page decision, Orrick said there was "ample (although hotly disputed) evidence" that the defendants conspired to fix ramen prices in South Korea.
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