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And if a rule is issued, it would be open to public comment and would likely be challenged by drug makers.

"If we spent it on national issues, it would be a perversion of its original intent and a breach of regulations governing that part of the budget".

"If this were just a political issue, it would be easy," one official said.

"But as a religious issue, it would be hard to stop.

If hog farming weren't a political issue, it would be a TV movie in sweeps month.

On a great constitutional issue it would be possible to defeat the coalition only with significant defections.

At Market Table, reviewed in this week's issue, it would be easy to pass on dessert, given the satisfying dishes that proceed it.

With rising inequality becoming a salient political issue, it would be reassuring to think we can rely on the political system to address it.

However, once one leaves that particularly glaring issue, it would be wrong to classify the rejection of reason as an evangelical, or even religious, phenomenon.

But Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. indicated that once Congress took up the treaty issue, it would be unjust not to allow a foreign citizen to have his case reviewed.

Esquire is considering another kind of unconventional cover, with a pull tab, for the June issue; it would be accompanied by advertising to be sold to BMW of North America.