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Public programs get cut, of course -- the sequester is already in place -- and as finance for those programs is cut, so too are the chances of effective legislation on a string of other vital issues: immigration reform, infrastructure renewal and even modest gun control.

But Moscovici insists widespread anger among voters at a string of tax scandals will play a vital role in winning round reluctant governments, often subject to lobbying from big business.

Law enforcement officials say the surveillance program has provided vital evidence to support a string of arrests and indictments around the country since late summer -- in western New York, in Detroit, in Seattle and, on Friday, in Portland, Ore.

But the last straw in a string of grievances was the browning of a cherished tributary that is vital to recreation and agriculture in this corner of the Catskills.

Her endorsement of Give to GOSH comes after a string of celebrities, including Paul McCartney, Johnny Depp, Daniel Craig and David Beckham, backed the seasonal appeal, which has now raised more than £3m to support the vital work carried out at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Woodburn's experience of large projects will be vital, with the government pushing BAE to deliver orders on time and within budget after a string of defence programmes failed to do either.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.

A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.

He let loose a string of expletives.

This leads to a string of questions.

He gives you a string of examples.