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She has been trying to amass political support for her campaign for some time, and claims to have put in four request to chat to current NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian about the issue, who she says has rejected each of her requests.

In the days before yesterday's voting, trustees on both sides of the issue who talked about the presidency did so on the condition that they not be named.

"I haven't spoken to one expert about this issue who has said the solution is having government tell us what we can do," she said, adding, "There is a place in this life for cookies and ice cream and burgers and fries, that is a part of childhood.

Mr. Marino knows more than most about the issue of who gets stuck with the bill.

"If there is a grassroots uprising about the issue of who owns user data, we can get it passed," Wyden said, citing other pieces of bipartisan legislation that once seemed like a long-shot.

Ostensibly, the wrangling is about a procedural issue: who will head the trade negotiations committee, which will oversee the mechanics of how to fulfill the mission of the talks -- reducing trade barriers for industrial goods, agriculture and services worldwide.

The fact is that this race is about the issues, about who can be most effective for New York.

Most Americans favor restrictions on guns, for example, but gun control is stymied by salience: the people who want full gun rights care far more about the issue than those who oppose them.

Political figures have begun to talk publicly about the issue of those who disappeared during the war, including the Lebanese president, Michel Suleiman, who mentioned it in his inaugural address in June 2008.

If you wonder how President Obama feels about the issue, look at who he appointed to be the new chairperson of the FCC: Tom Wheeler, who was for years a top lobbyist for both the cable and wireless industries.

Mr. Boras, in particular, has been outspoken about the issue of agents who pay players.