His signature political accomplishment was the bipartisan passage of breakthrough health care reform, which the authors deem an overall success, particularly in achieving near-universal insurance coverage for Massachusetts residents.
INDIGO GIRLS The Indigo Girls recorded their 14th studio album, "Beauty Queen Sister," in Nashville, with local session musicians, and also Peter Collins, with whom they worked early in their career, on the breakthrough albums "Rites of Passage" and "Swamp Ophelia".
Since the law's passage, breakthroughs in hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, have led to a boom in domestic oil production.
In the decade before the civil rights breakthroughs and the passage of Medicare and Medicaid in the mid-1960s, we had McCarthyism and rising anti-civil rights violence in the South.
In other words, the gravelly sand layer changed from being a capillary barrier in a convention CCBE cover to being a lateral diversion passage after the breakthrough of the two upper layers.
A key matter of contention for progressives is the timing of the breakthrough almost immediately after the passage of a state budget in which Cuomo, together with IDC and state Senate Republican leaders, notably excluded key liberal priorities.
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Eleanor Holmes Norton, a Democrat and the city's nonvoting member of the House, said the bill's passage represented a major breakthrough for home rule.
Usually a bright spark in an otherwise dark passage, Kenaz portends a breakthrough.
In a rare breakthrough, the United States, in February, negotiated safe passage for two brigades of Iraqi Army troops, after they were retrained and rearmed, to deploy in Kurdish territory at the Peshmerga base in Makhmour.
