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Regrettably, the bill's reauthorization has been stalled in the House by political wrangling over a separate issue of victims' reproductive rights.

The ban was imposed after particular concerns were raised over the Adler A110 lever-action shotgun and until the states and territories could determine a separate issue of how lever-action shotguns should be categorised.

But the company is the subject of a federal investigation into a separate issue of whether it defrauded the federal government of hundreds of thousands of dollars for subsidized ferry services between Hoboken, N.J., and Lower Manhattan after the Sept. 11 attack.

The court's decision was a new setback for the Bush administration, which has suffered a string of judicial defeats on Guantánamo policy, most recently in a Supreme Court ruling on June 12 that dealt with a separate issue of detainee rights.

A separate issue of justice arose in columns about the Broad Channel Three: two firefighters and a police officer from Queens who were fired by the Giuliani administration in 1998 after they rode, while off duty, on a racist parade float.

A separate issue of interest would be to investigate the independent contribution of genetic liability associated with conduct disorder (regardless of ADHD).

It is understood that Disney and the Sun fell out recently about a "number of instances" of "poor execution" of promotions, a separate issue to any concerns about page 3. A spokesman for Disney said the company does not have an official policy or "list" of media owners it does not run ads in.

Publishers are thought likely to pursue their legal action against the government by arguing that the rejection of their alternative press regulation was unfair, but they see that action as a separate issue to the setting up of Ipso.

A separate issue for Mr. Obama is the extension of the Bush-era tax cuts: more than $3.5 trillion, including $800 billion benefiting wealthier Americans, over the next 10 years.

WorldCom's partial settlement yesterday follows the resolution of a separate issue: selection of a new chairman and chief executive for the company.

As a separate issue, millions of graduates who have taken out student loans since 2012 will pay more for their debt than expected after the £21,000 income threshold at which borrowings must be paid back was frozen for five years.