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His stay in London controversially lasted a little over sixth months before he took over for Steve Coppell at Reading.

The report concludes, controversially, that the rules did not add to the pro-cyclical nature of the financial system.

But from beginning to end, Mishima Yukio's view of death was controversially, nobody can make a final conclusion of him.

Natalie Portman is wearing Rodarte - the designers who somewhat controversially missed out on a costume credit on Black Swan.

So says Stephen Hawking, the world-famous physicist who controversially argues in a new book that God did not create the universe.

She was controversially seen during the campaign holding hands with her husband in public.

The report claimed - controversially - that he lived on a dollar a month, and that he was ashamed to be an Obama.

Controversially, the bank even bought artwork from a group associated with Mr Ishihara's son.

But, more controversially, commercial fishermen are allowed to kill up to 280, 000 seals per year.

Most controversially perhaps, the analysts predict what they call 'a golden age of consumption. '

The court may strike out parts of the charter or, less controversially, set limits on how it is interpreted.

More controversially, Mr Straw told the Commons that any new controls would have to be imposed by statute.

More controversially, oDesk has developed tools that let employers check on work being done out of their sight.

Third, the fund will encourage states to use performance to determine training and, controversially, pay and promotion.

The country's new confidence can also be found, more controversially, in its friends-to-all foreign policy.

Michael Schumacher controversially collides with championship rival Damon Hill at the season ending Australian GP.

More controversially, he claims that these higher profits cover the cost of finding fresh talent.

More controversially, governments may need to redistribute the benefits of globalisation more fairly through the tax and benefits system.

More controversially, the growth of dark pools run by banks has sparked a war of words between exchanges in Europe and the banks.

More controversially, he is blaming judges for letting off lightly those whom the police send to the courts.

In December, the UK Serious Fraud Office controversially dropped its investigation into the same deal.

Controversially, the Pakistani government has acceded to the militants' demand for Islamic law in Swat.

She added, rather controversially, that red hair was a dating faux pas too.

AS EVERY student of warfare knows, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is staunchly, and at times controversially, neutral.

In France Nicolas Sarkozy has, controversially, pinched far-right rhetoric.

More controversially, the authors argue that the PBOC must be given full discretion to change interest rates.

Controversially, Baruch revised Acheson's and Lilienthal's proposal.

And more controversially still, he has suggested that homosexuality is caused by an infection.

Controversially, he also stated that Britain would "never join the euro" .

Assange has gone underground since WikiLeaks controversially began publishing more than 250, 000 secret U. S. government documents.

In2004, France controversially banned Muslim headscarves and other "conspicuous" religious symbols in state schools and by publicemployees.

Controversially, the Chinese copy was made without notifying, let alone asking permission of, anyone in Hallstatt.

He wants to close factories and cut over 16, 000 jobs including, controversially, some staff who expected lifetime employment.

Pluto, controversially demoted from full planet status in 2006, will be the target of a big space mission in 2015.

However, the Commons Administration Committee controversially decided last year that it would offer only bottled water in meetings.

It is controversially using direct-marketing to get its customers to buy its shares.

Britain controversially refused to make a blanket offer of citizenship when it quit Hong Kong, but it slipped papers to a favoured few.

Mswati, who already has 13 wives, sometimes controversially uses the occasion to select a new bride. Mswati