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I didn't choose to tackle this issue to get some legislative victory under my belt.

Gelb said he hoped that Gates's appointment would add weight to America's most pressing issue — "to get some level of Iranian restraint inside Iraq.

Gelb said he hoped that Gates's appointment would add weight to America's most pressing issue—"to get some level of Iranian restraint inside Iraq.

(Laughter). I didn't choose to tackle this issue to get some legislative victory under my belt.

I am going to be listening to them and would urge all of you concerned with green issue to get stuck in with some camping for climate action.

The biggest issue is to get some sort of integrated perspective across many different fields.

On the heels of preliminary findings in an audit of the Great Park that raised questions about the $200-million 200-million project Irvine may start issuing subpoenas to get some answers.

I talked to people in my network about the issue to try to get some ideas.

I know a couple of players in the squad have identified that there's a couple of problems they may have, or a couple of issues and trying to get some advice and some help and I think that's a responsible approach.

Dr. Levitan explained that Asians often have "cultural issues about being reluctant to get some kind of assistance".

It also suggests that Mr. Andreas has some festering issues to get out of his system.