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But Russia has objected vehemently, arguing that the program is a stalking horse aimed at neutralizing Russia's nuclear arsenal.

Some liberals, however, already have begun mobilizing to oppose any changes to Social Security benefits, arguing that the program does not face an imminent crisis.

"We need nuclear weapons," Kang Sok Joo, the North Korean senior foreign policy official, said, arguing that the program was a result of the Bush administration's hostility.

Adarand appealed again to the Supreme Court last November, arguing that the program still incorporated racial preferences that failed the strict scrutiny test.

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey has protested, arguing that the program could constitute an invasion of privacy and that youthful offenders would be tracked unfairly.

The White House also rejects the idea that there is a Medicare surplus, arguing that the program is essentially in deficit.

But a decade later, Don Hooton and others have reversed course, arguing that the programs may provide little benefit to students and society.

Critics argued that the program had overstated its capabilities.

The city has repeatedly argued that the program helps to keep guns off the street.

City officials unwaveringly argue that the program is a way out.

Ms. Sackman argues that the program will leave the elderly isolated for days at a time.