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The two institutions that vote on Europe-wide laws are facing a confrontation over how much access law enforcement authorities should have to the digital trails left by phone and Internet users.

WASHINGTON — In proposing a 5 percent surtax on incomes of more than $1 million a year to pay for job-creation measures sought by President Obama, Senate Democratic leaders on Wednesday escalated efforts to strike a more populist tone and to draw Republicans into a confrontation over how much affluent Americans should pay to help others cope with a struggling economy.

That, in effect, is what Mr Powell has done.Clearly, though, if there are to be confrontations over how to stop shooting and start talking, they will be with both Palestinian and Israeli leaders.

It was Gove's recent confrontation with May over how to tackle extremism that helped persuade Cameron to demote his close friend.

A victory by the leftist party Syriza promises a more serious confrontation, especially with Germany, over how — and perhaps whether — to keep Greece in the euro zone.

The bill the House passed on Saturday also sets up a confrontation with the Senate over how much access illegal immigrants should have to public resources.

A Harvard-based children's advocacy group is stepping up its confrontation with movie studios over how PG-13 films are marketed.

Now Mr. Paterson, thrust from obscurity into one of the most visible governorships in the country, is trying to gain the public's confidence as he confronts the most serious test of his five-month-old administration: a $6.4 billion budget gap and a confrontation with the Legislature over how to close it.

That proposal and other ideas to protect online privacy are setting up a confrontation among Internet companies, federal regulators, the Obama administration and Congress over how strict any new rules should be.

It also underscored divisions among President Bush's advisers over how tough to be with China after the confrontation over an American surveillance aircraft that remains at a Chinese military base on Hainan Island.

The judgment is the latest confrontation in the gruelling war between the legal profession and ministers over how much money should be spent on the justice system at a time of austerity.