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But the proposal, drafted by a group of Republicans led by Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, does not appear to have garnered the backing of 60 senators.

Still, Clinton has garnered the backing of most major trade unions across the country, including the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, the American Federation of Teachers, and the Service Employees International Union, which began running Spanish language ads in Nevada this week.

After that Moffett garnered the backing of sufficient clubs - 43 - to force the WRU to call Sunday's meeting in Port Talbot.

Although the Tea Party exists within the Republican party, and has garnered the backing of many big-money Republican activists, its supporters often work counter to the agenda of the established party leadership.

In addition to individual support, Earth Hour garnered the backing of tens of thousands of businesses, including Google, Blackberry, HSBC, IKEA, Nickelodeon, PwC and many other multinationals.

More than $2 million in outside spending has flooded into the election, with nearly all of that going to support the race's two Democrats, Brown, 72, and Eloise Reyes, a 60-year-old Colton attorney who has garnered the backing of liberal players inclduing the Sierra Club and the SEIU.

Mayor Catherine Pugh garnered the unanimous backing of the city council when she ordered the statues removed, telling the Baltimore Sun, "They needed to come down".

If you are versed in contemporary art history, you're probably well aware of Emin's infamous bed, which garnered the attention of Turner Prize judges back in 1999.

But while candidates in the slate backed by Dawa garnered the most votes of any party in nine of Iraq's provinces, the party fell short of being able to operate without coalition-building.

Now they are reissuing Adam Torres's exceptional DIY album, Nostra Nova, which dropped back in 2006 and garnered the singer-songwriter a great deal of acclaim in the state of Ohio.

On the back of the surprise attention that "Vow" had garnered, the band's UK record label Mushroom were keen to capitalise on the song.