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Today marked a United Nations deadline for nations to respond to a list of 17 questions on their counter-terrorism efforts on issues like money laundering and arrests.

PAGE A3 A Rally for Gay Rights Hundreds of thousands converged in Washington, celebrating gains in gay rights and vowing redoubled efforts on issues like hate crime.

President-elect George W. Bush met today with Republican governors, thanking them for their help during the campaign and signaling his desire to keep them involved with his efforts on issues like education.

But a rival in the race to succeed Nigel Farage will warn Ukip against focusing its efforts on issues such as Islam, warning it risks being seen as "small-minded" if it chases "the bigot vote".

A14 Gay-Rights Rally in Capital A crowd estimated in the hundreds of thousands rallied in the nation's capital, celebrating the gains of the gay rights movement in recent years and vowing redoubled efforts on issues like hate crime legislation.

Silicon Valley was always aware of the downsides to a relationship with Washington, but now it knows more about potential positives, not just in the growing influence of tech money in political campaigns and tech endorsements of individual candidates but in industry-led advocacy efforts on issues like immigration reform, and in the idea of technology as a solution for chronic social problems.

With the gruesome deed done, animal rights advocates are now focusing their efforts on issuing condemnations against the Vietnamese government.

Their unconventional creative efforts -- on issues as disparate as Parkinson's disease, birth defects, suicide prevention and vision impairment -- have another audience, too: the so-called gatekeepers in the media who determine which few public service announcements will benefit from free time and space among the many that are pitched.

"There have been some efforts made on issues related to human rights abuses, which were positive," said Peter Romero, assistant secretary of state, by phone from Washington.

Some campaigners have attributed this to the influence of Lynton Crosby, the Australian political strategist who is co-ordinating the Conservative party's general election campaign and who has told David Cameron to focus his efforts on core issues, such as immigration and welfare, and to avoid being sidetracked by more marginal issues.

He must now decide whether to make similar efforts on environmental issues.