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debater

noun as in talker

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There’s a debate on whether YouTube is actually a social media platform or more of a streaming platform or content platform.

Thursday’s ruling in the Harvard case was another development in a debate over admissions that has long stirred passions.

The tension has sparked deeper debates about America’s breakneck shift toward education online.

He held a public debate with Elon Musk to discuss aliens and artificial intelligence and starred in an Alibaba-produced martial arts film with some of China’s biggest film stars.

From Fortune

Whichever side you come down on in the debate, you’re not likely to get a look at “Supernova” soon, but it’s something to keep in mind if early handicapping of the Oscar race is your game.

Lubetsky explained that students who found Cruz combative may have simply been seeing what made Cruz so successful as a debater.

Obama “won” the debate because he appeared to be the more aggressive debater.

He never faced a good debater in 2008 in McCain, and the Dem primary was a whole other animal.

And audiences almost always judge who they believe to be the more aggressive debater as the victor.

When you haven't been in the cross-fire of a smart debater, you panic in the moment.

Three years in opposition gave him a great reputation as a quick and ready debater.

It is often as much an advantage to a debater to dispose of objections as it is to establish his own case.

We should be inclined to rank him as one of the greatest orators, and the very greatest debater, of the House of Commons.

Then Harringay rose after the manner of the debater who is conscious that he is going to say the popular thing.

He was not much known outside of Illinois, except as a skilful debater and stump orator.

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