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Therefore, a negative ability sorting could actually be an issue for immigrants who are defined as "Canadian educated" if their highest degree is obtained in Canada.

Having too many strong leaders, especially if you're travelling in a group, can actually be an issue.

"We have had to satisfy our elected members that we have evidence that there actually is an issue and that it is having an impact on the quality of life of the people that might live, work or visit that particular area".

"Access to internet hasn't really been an issue actually," said Young.

"That will actually be a presidential campaign issue, the healthcare law," said Republican strategist Bob Clegg, noting the U.S. Supreme Court was expected to issue a ruling that could strike down the law - derided as "Obamacare" by Republicans - this summer.

So much emphasis has been on Rooney's return it has been largely overlooked, for example, that England's defence may actually be a more pressing issue, having lost two goals against Sweden from set pieces.

Eden, who does not believe RBS should launch a rights issue, predicts that a rights issue might actually be a "positive catalyst" to the shares.

Given our increasing understanding of the weak links between health care and health, improving efficiency within the health care system may actually be a prerequisite for addressing equity issues in health.

Yes, and it could actually be a sign of a larger health issue.

Some think that the Republican candidates refraining from talking about women's rights issues might actually be a good thing.

"A debate actually is a policy issue, but I will say this.