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• Many religious traditions condemn the practice, and it's hotly debated, including by disabled activists who oppose it.

• The policing of the metropolis was being hotly debated at the end of the 1780s.

• The act of cross-cultural borrowing is a hotly contested dynamic in the eyes of cultural theorists.

• The historical timing of this union may have been hotly disputed but it was agreed that the immediate task was one of recovery and restoration.

• The question of the land's legal status was the main issue under study, although who collected the area's taxes was also a hotly contested point.

• The ethical import of this passage has been hotly contested, partially because it has not been considered for its lack of moral judgement.

• More hotly disputed than the concept of dictatorship, which is now generally accepted, is the totalitarianism paradigm.

• Any work that pushes hotly contested debates forwards will always draw critical responses.

• As with many hotly debated phenomena in political science, these have come in multiple or even contradictory versions.

• Their respective claims on the welfare state have been perceived as broadly legitimate, although hotly contested at the margins.

• Of course, exactly who ' the people' that ought to be directly represented were remained a hotly contested issue.

• The aetiology of these conditions has been hotly debated over the past 20 years.

• The issue is still hotly debated.

• More important still, the way of asking the question already provides a framework for assessing the impact of preferences on something as hotly debated as stem cell research on embryos.

• Apart from heralding freedoms of association, assembly, and the media, these multi-party contests in what may be called the ' interregnum ' were hotly fought and full of political interest.