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The three television networks devoted their Sunday interview programs to the issue, underscoring, on the weekend before Congress reconvenes, the degree to which the Moynihan proposal has struck a nerve in the body politic.

But the issue underscores one of his biggest potential liabilities.

The meetings here focused in large part on the currency issue, underscoring its role as a flashpoint in relations between the United States and China and a source of global tension.

The relative silence on the issue underscored the sensitivity as Republicans decided how to respond to the nomination.

The interest in Mr. Norquist's position on the issue underscores the central role that his group has played in helping to persuade a generation of Republican lawmakers to campaign — and then govern — on their absolute opposition to any tax increase.

But the current lack of scientific consensus on the issue underscores why additional federal research is important.

Whether true or not, the political salience of the issue underscores the dangers of an arrangement that precludes the SNB from focusing fully on economic and price stability.

The issue underscores the agency's fragility in the shutdown.

WASHINGTON -- A report by the College Republican National Committee released Monday found that most students hold positions closer to Democrats on many issues, underscoring the difficulty in the GOP's push for younger voters.

It said the meetings were canceled because of a lack of progress on some key issues, underscoring how far apart the two sides remain.

The Bush campaign's greater resolve to engage Mr. Gore on issues underscored the progress that Mr. Gore has made in making himself more likable to voters.