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2. Political donations have become a bigger issue, because NAB recently quietly decided to stop making direct donations to political parties.

Although beverage bottles are ubiquitous, their caps tend to be a bigger issue because they are colorful and just the right size for birds, fish, and marine mammals to eat.

3. Third-row seating structure and position, until recently a minor factor in child safety, has become a bigger issue because almost all cars with third-row seats are minivans and SUVs, and the occupants of these seats are nearly always children.

"It is a bigger issue because of the proportionality: There are more women in jail for drug offenses than men," he said.

While this "clash of the plastic" is currently only a problem for Londoners using buses, it is about to become a much bigger issue because, from the end of this year, travellers will be able to use contactless cards for journeys across the capital's whole network, including the tube, overground, Docklands Light Railway and trams.

At one point Mr. Noski actually said, "I think it's a big issue because people are losing homes.

Price allocation was not a big issue because state public service commissions decided what ratepayers would pay.

"Managing traffic is critical and a big issue because everyone wants two driveways -- for entrance and exit".

It is a big issue because it impacts the roles and responsibilities of cloud computing for the storage of content.

This is a big issue because without a clean and simple definition of what constitutes a small business, we're wasting our time and energy.

Here in Brasil, the presence of military forces is a big issue because Brasil has been leading the UN peace force in Haiti.