The amendment, which was advocated by recording companies, was inserted without debate into an unrelated bill in Congress last November.
Shapiro was proud to have found a way to insert the national debate about race into her seemingly lightweight show.
There is, of course, plenty of urgent discussion going on at the moment about how to better communicate the climate change message following the events of recent months, such as the hacked/stolen/leaked/[for the purposes of avoiding a tedious debate, insert your own term] UEA emails, which have caused public confidence in climate science to nose dive.
Politically, few Republicans or military officials have wanted to open this discussion up to the American people -- yet it's a crucial dimension we need to insert into public debate right now.
Many have been angered by the way the provisions on judicial discretion were inserted, with little debate as part of the politically popular Amber Alert legislation.
The Chicago Bulls tried their darndest to insert themselves into the debate of great debacles, blowing a 35-point lead to Sacramento and getting booed off their home court.
Seeking to insert himself into the debate despite his slide in the polls, Mr. Giuliani argued at a 9 p.m. event in Sarasota that he was both versed in economic and a leader.
Mr. Levy did try last week to insert himself into the debate over the teachers' union contract, sending aides to a bargaining session with a list of demands andsaying he wanted more givebacks from the teachers.
The coalition, the Alliance for Charitable Reform, said in a statement that it "refuses to go along with the White House's request for charities to insert themselves into the debate over tax rates".
This year, it has used old ties to North Korea to insert itself in the debate over rogue states; and, in 1999, the special Russian-Serbian relationship gave Moscow its chance to play a key role in bringing an end to the war over Kosovo.
