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“Most controversies are complicated,” observed Howard Kurtz, the longtime Fox News columnist and media critic.

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"I know there's a bit of controversy about it coming to PlayStation, but I don't see any reason why it should be like that at all", she says.

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Executives involved didn’t expect it to spark any controversy because the new logo closely resembled a text-only logo that Cracker Barrel had been using extensively for six years on menus and ads, with no pushback.

Daly and Winkleman have fronted the hit BBC show as it has faced a string of controversies in recent years, relating to the behaviour of some of its professional dancers and celebrity guests.

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The protracted controversy about where the headdress belongs highlights a global debate about cultural appropriation.

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