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WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans are joining to oppose one of the most important features of President Obama's new deficit reduction plan, a powerful independent board that could make sweeping cuts in the growth of Medicare spending.

Some HOAs has power-hungry members in their boards that could make your life miserable.

Hahn would be the fourth labor-backed liberal on the officially nonpartisan five-member board — constituting a supermajority that could make it easier to approve tax and salary matters favored by the county's most powerful unions.

If elected, Hahn would be the fourth labor-backed liberal on the officially nonpartisan five-member board — constituting a supermajority that could make it easier to approve tax and salary matters favored by the county's most powerful unions.

A12 Longer Wait for Ferry Riders New security measures that could make boarding a ferry as complicated and time-consuming as getting onto a commercial airliner would have their greatest impact in Washington, where a state agency operates the largest ferry system in the country.

Recovery has been set back by his shifting responses to the financial crisis, including his new proposal to lock in exchange rates with a currency board before putting in place reforms that could make fixed rates sustainable.

Before you board, make sure that you have nothing in your luggage that could make an alarm go off.

"I felt hesitant at first," concedes board member John (Jock) Miller III, but he thought "this was the guy, if anybody, that could make it happen".

They came for a shot at a title that could make their career, according to Phil Dorroll, event director and president of the championship's board of directors.

However, the colt's trainer, Doug O'Neill, was back in California, tending to his stable and awaiting a decision from the California Horse Racing Board that could make his turn in the national spotlight — at once exciting for him and awkward for the racing industry — uncomfortable.

That could make next week interesting.