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In particular, the American Astronomical Society's Division of Planetary Sciences has weighed in on Pluto's behalf.On February 1st it issued a statement arguing against "dual citizenship".

On July 26th the Authors Guild issued a statement arguing that "to a large extent, publishers have brought this on themselves".

Shell issued a statement arguing that Nicaragua's courts has no jurisdiction over Shell because its headquarters are in the United States and it has no employees in Nicaragua.

A group of prominent Catholic academics issued a statement arguing that their religious beliefs led them to support the measure, and saying they were "deeply disturbed and saddened" by the church's opposition to a law "that promises to improve the well-being of Filipino families, especially the lives of women, children, adolescents, and the poor".

In the town of Cordeirópolis, whose water supply has come from a mining pit for the past three months, the council issued a statement arguing that using water to clean up after the party would be "even more controversial" than cancelling.

And the Park View Educational Trust issued a statement arguing that the response to the letter had created a climate which encouraged false allegations.

Then she issues a statement arguing that her statements were "misrepresented".

Not long after the news of the commission's objections filtered out the justice department backed up its ruling by issuing a statement arguing that the deal does not raise any antitrust concerns.

Barbara Cubin, the Republican congresswoman for Wyoming, issued a statement last year arguing that the causes of global warming were still open to debate.

And several months ago, after the A.D.L. and the American Jewish Committee, two stalwarts of the pro-Israel community, issued a joint statement arguing that Israel should not be used as a wedge issue in this political campaign season, Foxman continued, the people at E.C.I. "criticized us mightily".

Scottish Labour MP Ian Murray is not one of the seven but he issued a sympathetic statement, arguing that Mr Corbyn must end what he called a "culture of bullying and intolerance where his own MPs feel unwelcome and are being forced out".