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And Silver was already a supporter of the death penalty, the other pillar of Pataki's campaign.

That concept, known as open Internet or net neutrality, is a central pillar of Mr. Obama's technology policy.

Along with the police and the army, state television was considered an essential pillar of Slobodan Milosevic's 13-year rule.

The new regulations are the core pillar of Obama's climate plan, unveiled in a speech at Georgetown University in June last year.

He was the pillar of Rennie Harris's 2010 "Home," a hip-hop sermon on survival, and this year his supple spiritualty set the tone for Ronald K. Brown's "Four Corners".

The most important single pillar of Mr. Milosevic's power throughout the 1990's was the state-run television, with its insidious diet of nationalist lies and regime propaganda.

Like crescendoes in a symphony, each of these is less an achievement in its own right than a necessary prelude for removing another pillar of Saddam Hussein's power.

The rules are a central pillar of Obama's climate plan and are facing an onslaught of opposition from the coal industry and Republicans in Congress.

The latest move came after the Senate voted on Tuesday to repeal the central pillar of Obama's domestic climate plan, rules cutting carbon pollution from power plants.

She called for a strong defence of the new rules cutting carbon pollution from power plants, which form the central pillar of Obama's climate action plan.

But relations have thawed under a new leader, Najib Razak, and Malaysia is a member of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a nascent regional trade bloc that is the economic pillar of Mr. Obama's Asia strategy.