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The upper-house Bundesrat, now controlled by the left, has begun a push for a federal minimum wage.

Through its regional fleet, Delta Connection, it has begun a push to expand its presence in smaller markets.

But in the red-bloc South, the campaign has begun a push only in Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia.

The government has begun a push to recast Wednesday's huge budget deficit reduction plan, with the chancellor announcing he would be protecting key infrastructure projects and giving councils new spending freedoms.

Mr. Lazio's campaign has begun a push for such voters on the theory that some Democratic supporters of Vice President Al Gore, who polls suggest is ahead of Gov. George W. Bush in New York, are willing to back Mr. Lazio out of opposition to Mrs. Clinton.

[C6.] Bill Would Increase Deductions Republicans in the House have begun a push to allow investors to write off more of their stock market losses and to give them more flexibility to manage their retirement savings.

But government forces have begun a push that could see the province fall back under their control.

In the wake of the mass killing, Obama and gun control advocates have begun a push for an assault weapon ban.

Mr. Obama has begun a new push to bring power to the two-thirds of sub-Saharan Africans who have no access to electricity, one of the cornerstones of his policy for the continent.

With some polls showing Republicans losing their advantage on national security issues, Mr. Bush has begun a new push to convince voters that the war in Iraq has made them safer.

Fast Retailing, the parent company of Uniqlo, has begun a marketing push into the U.S., so the name may become more familiar to Americans soon.