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1
But for most Afghans, civilian deaths will continue to be an
emotive
issue
.
2
Abe has made resolving the
emotive
issue
a signature pledge of his political career.
3
The question of fairness when it comes to water rights is a pretty
emotive
issue
.
4
The rebuilding of Christchurch is clearly an
emotive
issue
.
5
That smacking is a stratospherically
emotive
issue
,
entrenched in generational and cultural expectations, is self-evident.
6
Land ownership was an
emotive
issue
in Zimbabwe then as it is in South Africa today.
7
Access to medicines is always an
emotive
issue
.
8
Britain could scarcely have chosen a more
emotive
issue
on which to challenge a Latin American state.
9
The
emotive
issue
of rising house prices has moved rapidly up the political radar screens in recent months.
10
Saying that this is an
emotive
issue
and needs time and careful handling is simply not enough anymore.
11
Allegations of U.S. abuse of detainees captured in Afghanistan have been an
emotive
issue
for Afghans throughout the war.
12
It was "in many ways the most difficult and
emotive
issue
of all in the peace process".
13
A new museum of German immigration goes online this week, just as public debate on this
emotive
issue
turns toxic.
14
This is a complex and
emotive
issue
,
but it is one from which we, as a society, should not shirk.
15
For many, the playing of the British national anthem at a venue steeped in Irish nationalist history is an
emotive
issue
.
16
With succession an important and
emotive
issue
,
many feel that getting agreement among the whole family is the most crucial first step.
emotive
issue
emotive