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Amid contentious discussions in Congress over immigration, one point of wide agreement is that an evaluation of border security will be a central piece of any comprehensive bill.

Plan Sofia proved to be a central piece of evidence against Efraín Ríos Montt, an evangelical Christian Army general who, in 1982, seized power and then presided over the most violent period of Guatemala's history.

"I expect that this will be a central piece of the summary".

One participant told BBC News that this pause will be a "central piece" of the summary.

"I expect that this will be a central piece of the summary". There are likely to be tough negotiations between the parties throughout the week, with governments having already submitted around 1,800 comments on the draft.

I have been lucky enough to attend NAB several times and each year there seems to be a central piece of technology that captures the headlines, some such as 4K UHD and drones have made it to normality and others such as 3D fall aside.

Consumer banking products is a central piece of the business.

That e-mail message is a central piece of evidence in the government's case.

The rules were a central piece of the president's global effort to confront climate change.

Fluency – the ease with which people process information – is a central piece of information we take into account when we make judgments about the world.

In the case of Mrs Goldberg, there was a central piece of evidence: he was there on the afternoon of the murder, cleaning the victim's house.