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"It has been a growing issue for folks every four years," said Stephen Kerrigan, chief executive of the Democratic National Convention Committee, who also ran the event in Boston in 2004.

C.J. Chivers takes up a growing issue for the military of President Bashar al-Assad: troops have weapons that do not match well with the civil war they are now fighting.

The Parkmobile acquisition will also help address a growing issue for anyone seeking to get people around within cities: Traffic.

The concerns about fairness and accountability with new and old media has been a growing issue for some time.

The topics are likely to include the federal budget, job creation and immigration policy, as well as cyber security, which has become a growing issue for the financial institutions, said the source.

The incident touches on a growing issue for parishioners who worry about the threat of violence in places of worship, particularly following the deaths of nine people in Charleston, South Carolina, and the rise in burnings of predominantly black churches.

George J. Green, the president of Hearst Magazines International, which publishes more than 100 foreign magazines -- including 33 editions of Cosmopolitan -- said that it is a growing issue of concern for magazine companies.

Dunlap, McCright and Gifford all said mistrust of scientists is a growing issue -- and for people who don't trust scientists, scientific evidence clearly doesn't carry much weight.

The obesity epidemic is a huge and growing issue for the UK.

Still, sexual orientation is a complicated, and growing, issue for college housing offices.

Government spending has become a growing issue as the two parties position themselves for the November elections.