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But competing bills introduced this week, one by Republicans and another by Democrats, show small but consequential steps on immigration that leaders on both sides think they might accomplish in coming months, before electoral politics overwhelm the debate.

I will continue to disagree with Joe Romm over whether "perfect" unfiltered public information on climate change would lead to concrete and consequential steps to move away from the fuels, and habits, of convenience.

But his actions on health care and Iran were reminders that the most consequential steps are those in which he is attempting to reverse course on policies without a clear sense of a path to success.

The new rules represent one of the most consequential steps that President Donald Trump and his Republican allies have taken in their campaign to dismantle the 2010 health care law known as Obamacare.

Several other landmarks in our history -- the Emancipation Proclamation, the Voting Rights Act, or the Constitution itself -- are certainly more consequential steps toward self-government than the inchoate Act.

Hence, as a consequential step, future small-animal PET experiments are feasible.

Alexander said that a consequential step in recovery was the hire of Giovanni Arrighi from SUNY-Binghamton in 1998.

Knowing this history is the first and most consequential step towards ensuring that every school respects the dignity of black lives and black minds.

Now GOP lawmakers are on the verge of taking a more visible and potentially more consequential step.

He offered six steps to better listening as a leader.

The committee unanimously accepted his offer to step down temporarily.