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However, Congress probably won't be able to dig into two of the most broadly hyped and popular issues both parties are concerned with: a big infrastructure repair and development package, and a solution for ballooning prescription drug prices.
Both are concerned with a new book by Ray Coppinger and Lorna Coppinger called What Is a Dog?, not Who is a dog.
Both films are concerned with an oppressive state and the pressure to conform and they reveal much about their creators' view of life and what may have brought them to Europe.
"We were both really concerned with maintaining a level of consistency with our children," Ms. Curtis said.
Not really, he said, for both are concerned with trying to get a piece of music to come to life.
Parfit explored the implications of that view for various broad classes of theory in ethics and practical rationality (both of which are concerned with what an individual has reasons to do) and for the question of what moral obligations (if any) people bear to future generations.
Both are concerned with marine itinerants.
Both are concerned with convenient manipulations of multidimensional data.
What if Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke are both genuinely concerned with economic inequality?
Former Senator Sam Nunn and William H. Wulf, president of the National Academy of Engineering, have both proposed setting up a project concerned with bioterrorism, modeled after the Manhattan Project.
