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President Bush has helped fuel the debate, suggesting in his State of the Union address last month that a federal constitutional amendment might be needed to counter judges who have tried to redefine marriage to include gay couples.
If anything, this highlights the movement's scale and ambition, but also the long-term political, social, ideological, and military commitment that will be needed to counter it.
The committee reiterated its contention that a single, independent advisory body with oversight of the entire Climate Change Science Program (CCSP) will be needed to counter the appearance of political influence by high-level leaders in CCSP.
They have successfully fought the Ku Klux Klan in the past, and they will be needed to counter the rise of a spectrum of hate crimes.
With climate change a non-starter in Congress and among Republican presidential candidates, it is becoming clear that something more than mere nation-state commitments will be needed to counter climate change and reduce global warming.
An increase in the number of clinical staff available and/or an increase in productivity of existing clinical staff would be needed to counter the tendency of increase in the number of avoidable deaths due to AIDS shown in the scenario curves after 2008 (figure 4).
This information is needed to counter unwanted side effects or to plan segment rotations.
Strong, independent judiciaries with a healthy respect for free speech are needed to counter these temptations.
May said the bill was needed to counter the "increased threat" Britain faces.
