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"It's clear this deal is making members of both parties uneasy – and with good reason," McConnell said on the Senate floor ahead of Obama's speech.

·1994 onwards A glut of fly-on-the-wall docu-soaps followed, making members of the public, such as Maureen Rees from Driving School and Airport's Jeremy Spake, famous overnight.

As a result, she wrote, the paper had "set upon a deliberate course to destabilize Parliament" by making members of both parties look bad, with the aim of benefiting far-right groups that want Britain to pull out of the E.U.

In an intervention that will give succour to critics of the new defence secretary, Clive Lewis said Mr Williamson's comments raised "real concerns" about his understanding of international law and risked making members of the armed forces vulnerable to war crimes prosecutions.

He eliminated the possibility of bureaucracy, partly by making members of his sales force found their own companies separate from Dell.

This new "Cosmos," which is hosted by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, has been lovingly created with the goal of making members of the audience repeatedly say "whoa," and the first installment succeeds in that arena.

Not that the reasoning makes members of the secondary feel any better.

But they are not good at building the political will to make members of Congress (and constituents) eat their vegetables.

An unprecedented leak of documents shows how this money has made members of Putin's close circle fabulously wealthy.

Simply make members of Congress fully subject to all provisions of any health care bill themselves — no exceptions.

That the best way to drive home a point is to make members of a team bleed?