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One of the most hotly disputed questions is what to do with the money earned by selling emissions permits.

Climate change is one of the most hotly contested issues being debated at the 30th International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.

The government has been expected to address the restoration of the judiciary first, before moving on to what is expected to be a hotly contested struggle to elect a new President.

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

They hotly deny that children learn better social skills on a school playground than at home.

The abortion debate came at the end of two hotly contested days in the House of Commons.

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

The government hotly contests Greenpeace's claim that, because oil degrades far more slowly in freezing waters, a Mexican Gulf-style oil spill would mean calamity for the fragile environment.

America, the European Union, Canada and Israel are hotly contesting the move.

The validity of both conditions is hotly debated, But the inclusion of either of them in DSM-Vwould have important legal ramifications.

But parents make no apology for shielding their children from what they see as bad influences. They hotly deny that children learn better social skills on a school playground than at home.

In a large basin in front of the altar, several dozen chunks of charcoal, piled up like a mountain, glowed hotly with a bright red flame.

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

But she is also a vote-winner, and despite the charges against her, the party is seeking her re-election in hotly-contested town and county elections next year.

Russia's presidential contest stands in sharp contrast to America's hotly-contested presidential primaries.

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