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The White House will strive to balance the president's campaign promises to get tough on antitrust issues while trying to prove he is not anti-business.

She'll look to keep hammering away at economic issues, while trying to ensure that the shadow of Jeremiah Wright lingers in people's minds.

Drawing on the collective expertise of The Globe's staff in covering Mr. Romney's tenure as Massachusetts governor and his lucrative career at the private-equity firm Bain Capital, the book judiciously assesses his evolving views (or, in some cases, outright reversals) on an array of social issues, while trying to evaluate assertions he's made on the campaign trail and in two books.

Party officials plan to emphasize that theme, using the legislative deadlock over the new Homeland Security Department as the metaphor for security issues while trying to remind voters of a trip to Baghdad taken by Democratic representatives who questioned Mr. Bush's motives.

In the U.S. BASF is lobbying for adoption of internationally standardized regulations on environmental issues while trying to transform concerns about efficiency into an opportunity to sell products.

States (especially in the South) tended to enact New Deal policies in discriminatory ways, and FDR's administration did not directly address these issues while trying to keep the support of Southern Whites.

Why aren't Democrats scoring more points on this issue while trying to build support to override the President's veto of SCHIP?

Her debut memoir, Washed Away: From Darkness to Light details her recovery from a more than seventeen-year battle with various mental health issues, all while trying to navigate through the dark side of the modeling industry.

He faces a real challenger -- one who has made Mr. Velella's character a campaign issue -- while trying to limit the damage of disclosures that he is under criminal investigation for possible political corruption.

Also features a new online multiplayer mode where several players can partake in a group therapy session, where they can safely talk about anger issues and insecurities while trying to avoid calling each other "fag" every 8 seconds.

University administrators face a tricky situation when it comes to their players' activity on social media, balancing issues of privacy while trying to guard against the possibility that an errant posting on Twitter or Facebook could result in trouble for an athlete or the athletic department.