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Illinois has so far resisted any push to phase out civil unions even though it will allow same-sex marriage starting in the summer of 2014.

Cordileone is a disciple of Cardinal Raymond Burke, a doctrinal hardliner that Pope Francis demoted and who has publicly said he will resist any push to liberalize church rules especially around same-sex marriage.

And because it owned natural-gas pipelines, Enron would have benefited from any push to build more power plants that used natural gas, which produces fewer emissions than coal.

Tax Policy: Katrina may derail Republican effects to make permanent President Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts and will almost certainly end any push to restructure or reform Social Security.

So any push to perforate commercial security systems and put millions of app users' data at risk of hacking would be a hugely contrarian move vs the incoming General Data Protection Regulation which will hike potential fines for data breaches to up to 4 percentt of a company's global turnover.

But in a government already so tightly tied to traditional broadcast television, any push to burden the Internet in a way that would only benefit traditional broadcast TV is, in a word, icky.

Publicly, Mr. Obama reassured Mr. Netanyahu that Israel's security would remain paramount in any American push to resolve the conflict.

Malaysia should be well-placed to help out in any similar push to resolve Thailand's problem, given its geographical and ethnic proximity to Pattani.

Until America has done more to kick its addiction to foreign oil, any big push to export hydrocarbons looks plain loopy.

"If a plane were to go down, there would be an overreaction," he said of any subsequent push to ban lasers.

From my extensive reporting on the sexual abuse crisis in the 1990s, I don't recall any great push to excommunicate priests who forced themselves on kids.