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1 Her 12 novels range—controversially—from school shootings and the Northern Irish Troubles to immigration, demography, terrorism, the American healthcare system, obesity and, most recently, finance.

2 And Williams said she will not be reintroducing the early morning UK Theme, which was controversially axed by former controller Mark Damazer in 2006.

3 This, famously, was something Hillary Clinton had said in China in 1995, admirably and controversially, and I felt a wave of gratitude and shame.

4 It was meant to happen when it controversially moved to Channel 4 three years ago, not when we were all collectively distracted by Henry’s snazzy ties or Helena’s obsession with the undead.

5 More controversially, He Jiankui of China’s Southern University of Science and Technology last month claimed he used gene-editing technology to alter the embryonic genes of twin girls.

6 Iran's controversial President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and other officials were confirmed dead on Monday after their helicopter crashed in a mountainous region of the country’s northwest, Iranian state media reported.

7 They were to publish him from then on, until the press's poetry division closed, controversially, in 1999, just after they issued his Collected Poems.

8 It won the best director Oscar, one of three Academy awards the film took home in 2006, although it was controversially beaten to best picture by Paul Haggis’s Crash.

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

更引人争议的是，斯特劳向下议院宣布，任何新的监管举措都必须以法规的形式强制执行。

10 Griffin is played by Elisabeth Moss of Mad Men fame, an American, somewhat controversially; the Australian Broadcasting Corporation withdrew its funding for the show when she was cast in the role.

11 In a couple of weeks, "at the back" will be a huge field in Somerset - where the band are, somewhat controversially, headlining Glastonbury.

12 Sir William, a renowned polymath and doctor, controversially advocated interracial coupling, arguing that it encouraged diversity of thought and the progression of society.

13 The unmanned aerial vehicles first became household names in the early noughties when they were being used, controversially, by the US military; “drone strikes” became a buzzword in the press.

14 Moore was once one the highest paid actresses in Hollywood and in 1991 controversially appeared naked and pregnant on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine.

15 The Adams family are living in Boston, where he is working as a lawyer and controversially defending a group of British soldiers accused of murder.

16 Later in life he dabbled, controversially, in politics.

17 Knightley’s figure was controversially distorted on the poster for King Arthur in 2004: Her breasts were edited to look bigger than they are in real life.

18 It opens with real-life footage of the singer controversially walking off stage partway through his Berlin gig last year and features him dancing in a glass box.

19 More controversially, the court also stripped twenty-three of the twenty-four newly anointed Master Sommeliers of their titles, pending a redo of the blind-tasting portion of the test.

20 Controversially, the records set in the new suits will stand.

引人争议的是，穿着新型泳衣创的记录将保持有效。

1 有争议

controversial contentious disputed debatable two-sided

2 引起争议地

tendentiously