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Despite or possibly because of its illegal status, tourists soon came flowing in to see their work.

"Regrettably," Mr. Cunningham said, "we are forced to support new measures against the government of Liberia because of its illegal support for insurgents in Sierra Leone, its use of one of the world's most repugnant insurgencies as a proxy, its illegal exploitation of the natural wealth of Sierra Leone and its promotion of instability in the region".

Now they're surpassed by Latinos, who have fled the GOP because of its anti-illegal immigration jabbering.

Because of its potential for illegal use, it's one of the most tightly controlled drugs in America.

While white teenagers have made electronic music popular -- and in some cases infamous because of its association with illegal rave parties and the drug ecstasy -- black teenagers have mostly written it off as suburban noise.

PAGE A8 NATIONAL FLORIDA'S LATINO VOTERS ARE WARY OF ROMNEY A key battleground state, Florida is home to a growing numbers of non-Cuban Hispanics, reluctant to back the Republican party in part because of its position on illegal immigration.

A key battleground in a vital swing state, the region is home to growing numbers of non-Cuban Hispanics who have always been viewed by Republicans as open to their economic and social views but reluctant to back the party in part because of its position on illegal immigration.

Yet the true magnitude of sexual violence is hidden because of its sensitive and illegal nature.

Not all critics of birthright citizenship oppose it because of its supposed encouragement of illegal immigration.

Ashley's father may have moved to Nuevo Laredo (another city plays the role here) because of his illegal pursuits, but his cavalier demeanor when he walks its streets and drinks in its bars rings as false as his smuggling.

Because of its circuitous history — once illegal to grow, and now legal but heavily regulated — cannabis has cast a unique footprint on the environment and the communities of farmers who grow it.