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Sometimes, those re-envisioned issues are aesthetic or cultural, and sometimes they are social or political.

Those issues are so serious that they raise questions about the future of both capitalism, as envisioned by Adam Smith, and the American Dream.

Branstad said he envisions an even larger turnout in 2012, which could dilute the influence of caucus-goers for whom social issues are the No. 1 concern.

A call centre for help and advice and to report any issues is envisioned.

But part of a working democracy, at least the one the Founding Fathers envisioned, is one in which constituents are educated on the issues that they care about.

As a mom, all I have to do to better feel the issue is envision my son as a young African American.

Considering the above issues, an envisioned Integrated VANET-cellular networks Heterogeneous Wireless Network architecture is proposed.

We can envision the day when the range issue is solved.

A larger issue is whether the high-end, low-impact tourism the project envisions is practical.

The issue is not the economy as Barack Obama inherited it, not the economy as he envisions it, but this economy as we are living it.

The issue isn't just that these communities failed to achieve the lasting, epochal change that they often envisioned.