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WASHINGTON ― Civil rights groups contend a new Senate bill that is supposed to crack down on sexual harassers in Congress is full of problems and lets lawmakers off the hook too easily.

The equine herpes virus, or E.H.V.-1, is well known, a scourge believed to have existed at least since the 1700s, although some researchers contend a newer variant may be causing the more serious neurological illnesses seen in recent years.

But, unlike AIDS, "TB has never summoned the political will, financial investment, and scientific energy equal to its outsized toll on human health and well-being," contends a new TB report from the Treatment Action Group, a New York City based nonprofit that grew out of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (better known as ACT UP).

PAGE A20 Business BOOK PUBLISHERS COMPETE WITH NEWS ORGANIZATIONS Book publishers now have to contend with a new group elbowing into their territory: news organizations.

But others contend that a new approach is needed.

Some policy specialists contend that a new European tax on financial transactions accomplishes that feat.

Both Boeing and Airbus also had to contend with a new potential rival.

(HarperCollins, $26). A C.I.A. officer must contend with a new enemy, the Director of Central Intelligence.

At the same time, automakers have had to contend with a new political agenda in Washington.

Soon after, Smokey, now 13, had to contend with a new puppy himself, an Irish setter named Woody.

Now Apple has to contend with a new genre of copycats, those who are actually replicating Apple Store retail locations and setting up shop around the world.