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The elections are over--now what? The most hotly contested, advertised, and debated presidential election in years is finally over--alleluia.(from the President) (Healthcare Financial Management)

The Positive Virtues of Physician-Assisted Suicide: Physician-Assisted Suicide Is among the Most Hotly Debated Bioethical Issues of Our Time (The Humanist)

Through a lens brightly: in 2001 David Hockney published his book Secret Knowledge, arguing that many Old Master painters used optical devices. The idea has been hotly debated, but most art historians remain unconvinced. Yet, as Hockney tells Martin Gayford, he is sure this will change.(Cover story) (Apollo)

The CRO: a species at risk: the position of chief risk officer is struggling to find a niche within many organizations. Beyond a few sectors, notably the energy and financial services industries, the need for a CRO is still hotly debated.(Cover Story) (Risk & Insurance)

Paying for excess the enduring battle over executive compensation: in the fallout from the financial crisis, a time of enormous government bailouts and burning controversy over huge corporate salaries and bonuses, the topic of executive compensation has never been more hotly debated.(COMPENSATION) (Financial Executive)

NAFTA debate good for stations: hotly debated issues stimulate spending in spot market. (North American Free Trade Agreement) (Broadcasting & Cable)

Between a rock and a hard place.(News from Northbrook)(Buy America Act hotly debated in industry and the House of Representatives) (CircuiTree)

Voices from the past: Cris Allen delves into the RCN's Archive to find out what we can learn from our past. But despite some obvious contrasts he discovers that some of the hotly debated topics of the last century have a surprisingly familiar ring. (history). (Mental Health Practice)

Iraq supplemental is hotly debated (National Journal)

House defeats hotly debated plan to increase highway funds. (The Bond Buyer)