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1. saskdebate.ca › resources › resources-for-studentsBeginner Refutation - SaskDebate

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   Direct clash. is taking a small line of an argument and proving why it’s wrong. This is the weakest form of refutation because it’s only dealing with a small piece of a large argument. As a beginning debater, most of your refutation will be in this category. Global clash. is dealing with one large argument as a whole.

2. www.difference.wiki › conflict-vs-controversyConflict vs. Controversy: What’s the Difference?

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   Jan 30, 2024 · Conflict is a direct clash or disagreement between parties, often involving opposing actions or goals, whereas controversy involves prolonged public disagreement or debate, usually about opinions or beliefs.

3. www.debatingforeveryone.com › the-point-of-clashThe point of clash | Debating For Everyone | Debating ...

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   The point of clash would then become quite different: collective benefit vs individual freedom. Usually what the point of clash is will become clear when the motion is defined by the first speaker, who should be setting the terms of the debate (see this article on how to define the motion.

4. dictionary.cambridge.org › english › direct-clashdirect clash in a sentence | Sentence examples by Cambridge ...

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   Examples of direct clash in a sentence, how to use it. 20 examples: It is an offence which, of its very nature, almost invariably results in…

5. www.cfr.org › in-brief › iran-attacks-israel-spurIran Attacks on Israel Spur Escalation Concerns

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   Apr 14, 2024 · A direct clash with the United States is what the Iranian leadership fears at this time. Given America’s superior firepower should it join with Israel, then the situation for Iran will be dire.

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   Oct 20, 2021 · Clash, clash with someone, to clash out: As a debater, to clash someone means that you would be uncomfortable being judged by that person, or if you’re a judge clashing a debater, that means you wouldn’t be uncomfortable judging them. There are several grounds for clashing individuals at tournaments, a few of them being- you have teamed up with that person several times, have engaged or ...

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   What does it mean if a judge clashes a debater?

   • E.g. The Philippines Circuit, the Malaysian circuit, etc. 15. Clash, clash with someone, to clash out: As a debater, to clash someone means that you would be uncomfortable being judged by that person, or if you’re a judge clashing a debater, that means you wouldn’t be uncomfortable judging them.

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   What is a 'point of Clash' in a debate?

   • The 'point of clash' is the essence of the debate. It is where the fundamental disagreement between the two sides lies. All the other disagreements simply derive from that first disagreement. You could think of it as the hinge of a debate. As with the hinge of a door or a window, it is the part that all the other parts are attached to.

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   Where does the 'point of Clash' come from?

   • Debating is a competitive activity. Two teams clash against each other, and one comes out the winner. But it isn't only the teams that are clashing. It's also the ideas. That's where 'the point of clash' comes from. What is the 'point of clash'? The 'point of clash' is the essence of the debate.

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   What is a case line clash?

   • Case line clash attacks the root of an opposing case and makes it clear which side the judges should choose. In addition, this speaker used persuasive language to further sway the judges. How do I start?

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   Why do people clash at tournaments?

   • There are several grounds for clashing individuals at tournaments, a few of them being- you have teamed up with that person several times, have engaged or are engaged in a romantic relationship with that person, had equity clashes with the person in the past, etc. Clashes account for both positive and negative biases. 16.

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   What is an example of a global clash?

   • This example is written for a mid level high school debater. Global clash often involves tying in several responses. This form of refutation is stronger because it attacks a larger portion of an opponent’s case, and does so in multiple ways. “my opponent’s case rests on the assumption that their mechanism of forced change is the only solution.

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8. www.indeed.com › career-advice › career-developmentConflict of Interest: Definition, Examples and Tips | Indeed.com

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   Aug 18, 2024 · If those two companies have disparate goals that directly clash, that could be a conflict of interest for you. You can categorize an individual's potential interests into these four types: Direct interests: These include an individual's own personal self-interest, family obligations and personal business interests.