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who has been backed heavily by the Bronx Democratic Party organization and a host of labor groups, most notably her own.

The protests are fueled by a host of labor, environmental and livelihood issues, compounded by corruption and abuses of power, primarily among local officials.

Yet he wishes the European project had limited itself to a loose customs union instead of the more ambitious goal of "an ever closer union" enshrined in the founding treaties that Britain accepted when it joined in 1973 and embodied in a host of labor, environmental and human rights standards, border conventions and consumer regulations.

Our modern society, with its enormous and diverse food supply and its host of labor-saving technologies, stacks the deck against them.

The American Civil Liberties Union represents a host of media, labor and human rights organizations challenging a statute authorizing the dragnet wiretapping of Americans' international communications.

and a host of key labor figures who had backed Hillary Clinton in the primary.

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Solis gave the same nuanced answers to Senate Democrats that wanted assurances about a host of progressive labor agenda items that she gave to the GOP.

Trumka's prognosis was shared by a host of other labor leaders, many of whom said that while they respected the Chamber tremendous financial resources they also sensed the organization's clout within Washington was diminished.

THE NEWS After 45 years as the spirited host of his annual Labor Day telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Jerry Lewis, 85, said the 2011 broadcast will be his last.

With the Senate poised to cast historic votes on health care legislation, a host of activist groups, labor unions, and even the White House itself launched their closing arguments to ensure passage.