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Trump's adviser explained that the issue of the candidate's temperament was not some phantom attack created by his opponents.
Pratt explained that the issue of contamination may already exist, noting that data from the Viking mission didn't indicate any presence of life on Mars.
A post on the company blog explained that the issue first arose internally back in 2005, when one of its employees — there were only 40 at the time — died in a bike accident.
Sonnheim, who won the Purple Heart for her wounds, explained that the issue of whether women were or were not allowed into combat became irrelevant in Iraq and Afghanistan because of the nature of the insurgent enemy.
During the debate over Pistorius running in the Olympics an IAAF official explained that the issue was a matter of "purity" in sport: "With all due respect, we cannot accept something that provides advantages.
The company explained that the issue is being caused by the iOS operating system itself, not direct tracking by its app.
She explained that the issues and the controversy surrounding Highway 63 is something at the forefront of her constituents' mind, as almost every resident of the RMWB has traveled the highway at one point in time or another.
In 1969, Pat Moynihan, then serving on Richard Nixon's White House staff, wrote Nixon a memo explaining that "the issue of race could benefit from a period of 'benign neglect.' The subject has been too much talked about...
"Talking to my peers," he responded in an e-mail message, "I always try to explain that the issue we are facing is not Islamic but terrorist.
When I asked Xu if he had any reservations about China's adopting a Western view of sports, he brushed the question aside, explaining that the issue was political rather than cultural.
Lodwick explains that the issue is not just about this field, but the cumulative effect of many fields being developed, such that Oxford and its surroundings become completely different places.
