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Meanings of own debate in English

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Usage of own debate in English
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The two men have their own debate on October 11.
Reuters
2
She didn't suggest rape was anything but abhorrent, but some people will take issue with the word violent - that's its own debate.
The Guardian
3
In 2010, the then three main parties' financial spokesmen took part in their own debate on the economy on Channel 4.
BBC
4
With a clear conscience, it is best to leave the family to its own debates.
Beauchamp's Career — Volume 2
5
While still engaged in its own debates, the House received the compromise proposal from the Senate.
Rise of the New West, 1819-1829
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Ireland has had its own debates over vaccine safety, most recently focused on the new vaccine for HPV.
The Irish Times
7
They did not understand how to regulate the order of their own debates; and they thought themselves able to legislate for the whole world.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 2
8
"Do we have more questions for Rasmah and Tchicaya, or is this the time to proceed with our own debate?"
Schild’s Ladder
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'If I were ten years older, it would be all right,' she said, in a voice that betrayed the mind's fatigue with its own debate.
Eleanor
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