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As Mr. Wolfson put it in an interview, "The issues were not resolvable".

Inspired by activist magazines like Con Safos and La Raza, the earliest issues of Lowrider were not just an appreciation of "motorized sculpture," as Mr. Madrid called the cars in a 1998 interview; the issues also included articles about media representation of Mexican-Americans, prisoner rights and police abuse and misconduct.

"Whether the DREAM ACT passes or fails," former San Antonio city councilwoman Maria Berriozábal said in a special interview, "the issues of immigration reform and sustainability are not going away.

Sen. Jeff Merkley *82, D-Ore., made headlines this week as the first U.S. Senator to support legalizing marijuana for recreational use, in a Talking Points Memo interview (the issue will be on the ballot as a statewide referendum).

Mr Johnson faced criticisism on Tuesday for suggesting in a BBC interview the issue of the border could be managed as easily as London's congestion charging zone.

The focus group analysis identified that color was important; however, when this was explored with parents in the cognitive interviews, the issue turned out to be quite complex and not a mono-dimensional construct.

Over the course of our interviews, the issue of dependence was frequently raised by both Guatemalans and foreigners.

However, during most of the interviews the issue of pain management was highlighted repeatedly; this section therefore, will mostly focus on that topic.

Although we did not specifically ask for their views on policy or targets, in a number of interviews, the issue emerged spontaneously.

The landlord's main lawyer, Thomas S. Fleishell, declined to be interviewed on the issues.

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