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Rep. Raul Labrador of Idaho is a Tea-Party-er: Robert Costa (@robertcostaNRO) Boehner lets 'em keep shutdown in exchange for 6wk DL ext MT @BenjySarlin Labrador says he backs DL increase to continue fight against Ocare October 10, 2013 4.38pm BST Boehner is asked what he would require of the president in any budget talks.
At GLAAD Media Awards, Hollywood vows to continue fight against anti-LGBT laws.
Year's first nationwide polio immunizations to continue fight against debilitating diseases KABUL, 13 April 2003 - A three-day immunization campaign against polio, the leading cause of disability in Afghanistan, is poised to start across the country this Tuesday, 15 April.
(News Note) Year's first nationwide polio immunizations to continue fight against debilitating diseases KABUL, 13 April 2003 - A three-day immunization campaign against polio, the leading cause of disability in Afghanistan, is poised to start across the country this Tuesday, 15 April.
Bin Laden was a hated symbol of unfinished business for the United States, and his demise is a welcome victory in the continuing fight against terrorism.
We clearly have to work hard to address this view and reiterate our unequivocal support for the continuing fight against discrimination".
The students declare their continuing fight against the outsourcing process and the marketisation of higher education, exemplified most recently by the selling of the student loan book.
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Lagos hoping to encourage an orderly vote amid the continuing fight against the militant group Boko Haram.
The president's decision to withdraw folks from Syria in no way impacts our capacity to deliver" on the continuing fight against Iran and the Islamic State, he said.
I believe that the British people now want us to focus on the economy, the continuing fight against terrorism, the terrorist threat to our country.
But just when the audience thought the speeches were over, Mr. John took to the stage, wearing an uncharacteristically subdued black tuxedo with a shiny brooch, and delivered a forceful speech about the continuing fight against AIDS.
