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That is no longer an issue, thanks to modern semiconductor controls.

The economic background for the new government is thus not auspicious.But the biggest issue, thanks to List Fortuyn, will be immigration.

"The campaign against ESA cuts has been extremely successful in raising awareness to the severity of the issue thanks to the support of individuals like Ken Loach.

In Ohio, where economic troubles are even more widespread, Mrs. Clinton capitalized on the trade issue, thanks to a leaked memorandum.

Worldwide, only very recently has the United Nations begun to consider the abuse of gay people as a human rights issue, thanks to the personal investment of Ban Ki-moon.

As one of the Stuyvesant students concluded: "Though I personally try to achieve grades by honest means, I worry that I've become too resigned on the issue, thanks to my own ambitions, to speak out".

The book truly illuminates the issues, thanks to Elster's amazing erudition in the several domains.

New York state's farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs are getting a big lift solving those workforce issues, thanks to Richard Stup.

And you introduce overly personal conjecture if you begin, "Because my useless boyfriend has commitment issues, thanks to his horrible mother, who..."...

The US had nevertheless appeared to agree a form of words on contentious issues thanks to an all-night negotiating session by officials from all sides.

One is that the growth of speed cameras has caught a lot of motorists driving too fast: the number of penalties issued thanks to cameras rose 40% in a year to nearly 1.5m, according to newly released statistics for 2002.