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His name, which means "Old Master", has only fueled controversy on this issue.

Yet even that seemingly enlightened view can fuel controversy.

Several incidents speculated to be related to video games in recent decades have helped fuel controversy.

The flag by the monument continues to fuel controversy.

The project has fueled controversy since its inception.

Redler applied for membership in the party, which fueled controversy because of her past activities.

"Some reporters just fuel controversy," he said.

Since then, the images have been distributed through television, email and web, fueling controversy and debate along the way.

The negotiations that ensued have fueled controversy.

A less encompassing Roe, I believe and will summarize why, might have served to reduce rather than to fuel controversy.

Reports of rioting fuel controversy and help perpetuate the notion that rock is linked to juvenile delinquency.

Felt's efforts fueled controversy between the Garden and New York City over real estate taxes.

Rapid valley growth fueled controversies.

Republican party nomination hopeful Newt Gingrich fuels controversy by referring to Palestinians as an "invented people".

The cover art for the single "Ring the Alarm" fueled controversy after Knowles used alligators during the photo shoot.

Coughlin declined to say who will start against the Jets next Friday in the Giants' third preseason game, and Manning refused to say anything that could fuel controversy.

"The Way You Love Me" surfaced online on November 7, 2010; its explicit lyrics fueled controversy, with music critics accusing the singer of swerving into a racy lane.

David Pegler, a former England B captain, would come under consideration as a replacement after his outstanding season with London Irish, though looking outside Ireland again for a player would fuel controversy.

The 24th annual celebration held its first day's activities on the National Mall near the Washington Monument on September 12, 2009, the same day as the Taxpayer March on Washington, fueling controversy over attendance figures.

"Suppose the Court had stopped there, declaring unconstitutional the most extreme brand of law in the nation and had not gone on, as the Court did in Roe, to fashion a regime blanketing the subject," Ms. Ginsburg said, adding that a narrower ruling would have "served to reduce rather than to fuel controversy."

Further fueling controversy was the fact that the Korean judge who scored the fight 114-113 in Kameda's favor gave the final round to Kameda 10-9, although the perception by most observers was that the clearly exhausted Japanese boxer did nothing but tie up his opponent and try to avoid being knocked out in that round.