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And on two central issues to the 2012 election — electability and the economy — Mr. Gingrich failed to connect this time.

"It has to be decided that the murder of the prime minister of Israel and the tremendous danger to democracy are central issues to be addressed by both left and right".

And he ceded the national debate on central issues to those same Republicans, mired in his belief that the force of his intellect could melt their obstructionism, that one eloquent speech could change his political fortunes.

The central issues to be examined, he said, include the impact of the road on wetlands, the impact on traffic patterns in an area that is growing rapidly, the effect on the village of Kingston, which has several sites on the National Register of Historic Places, and possible alternatives to the link.

The molecular basis of left-right (L−R) asymmetries in brain structure and function is one of the central issues to be elucidated in neuroscience.

Timely treatment initiation and compliance are the two central issues to the success of TB control programs [ 7].

Mr. Netanyahu used the occasion to raise what has become a central issue to his government.

Jackie's credibility is not a central issue to the lawsuit, Rolling Stone's attorneys have said.

It is also a central issue to be resolved with the Arab and Muslim worlds that surround us.

In debates in Congress last year about a possible federal version of the law, opponents understood the central issue to be abortion and not crime.

System architectures are a central issue to enable this process.