"None of this means that members of the BBC Pride network cannot be involved in Pride festivities in Belfast, but it does require BBC Northern Ireland to avoid creating the impression it has a position on matters of political contention or contro-
versy."
Carnes describes the latter as 'arriving', 'abiding', 'riven and riving', then 'abiding' again, finally returning to 'arriving.' Each chapter also focuses on 'a contro
versy or ambivalence around imaging' (p.14).
Green Belt Contro
versy rages on over many homes Wirral must build.
Fierce contro-
versy has also swirled around the future of M-Pesa, Safaricom's market-leading mobile money service.
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versy whit clude catego acto DD Just two years after the #Oscarssowhite controversy, a host of nonwhite faces are included in the acting categories, with best actor nods for Briton Daniel Kaluuya and Denzel Washington and best supporting an actress nominations for Octavia Spencer and Mary J Blige.
versy about any particular university or honoree." In a similar vein, Georgetown University ethicist Karen Stohr, who supported Notre Dame, said that "the devil really is in the details" and "there can be no universal, easily applicable answer."
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versy by admitting that he would love
Just about every player on the pitch piled with the whistler - still in the spotlight after the contro -
versy at Ibrox last weekend - caught in the middle.
If Stanley Victor Collymore has done anything consistently throughout his professional career, it is to court contro
versy.
Theakston, a former Worcester St John's club rider, was not entirely surprised by last week's Festina revelations: "I was amazed they allowed themselves to be caught in possession of drugs, but not surprised they actually had them," he said of the contro
versy which started when a team physio tried to smuggle the drugs across Europe to the Tour start in Ireland.