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Debate is a
process that
involves formal discourse, discussion, and oral
addresses on a
particular topic or
collection of topics,
often with a moderator...
- The Munk
Debates are a semi-annual
series of
debates on
major policy issues held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. They are run by the
Aurea Foundation, a...
- The Lincoln–Douglas
debates were a
series of
seven debates between Abraham Lincoln, the
Republican Party candidate for the
United States Senate from Illinois...
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Great Debate may
refer to The
Great Debate, also
called the
Samye Debate, the
Council of
Lhasa or the
Council of Samye, a
decisive debate in
Tibetan Buddhism...
- A
debate show is a
television show
genre based around a
debate.
Usually it is
hosted by a moderator. In the
United States,
Crossfire was a
current events...
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Presidential debates may
refer to: Leaders'
debate,
which occur within Parliamentary forms of
government French presidential debates, held on television...
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these debates.
Candidate debates are not
constitutionally mandated, but they are now
considered an
intrinsic part of the
election process. The
debates are...
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Debate ("The
Debate")
refers to
several Spanish language news
websites and periodicals: El
Debate (Argentina),
Argentinian online newspaper El
Debate...
- The
Norway Debate,
sometimes called the
Narvik Debate, was a
momentous debate in the
British House of
Commons from 7 to 9 May 1940,
during the
Second World...
- The
Kitchen Debate (Russian: Кухонные дебаты, romanized: ****honnye debaty) was a
series of
impromptu exchanges through interpreters between U.S. Vice President...
