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Many of the issues they faced remain pressing today.
Whatever else you think of his ideas, this task is pressing today.
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But some airline executives were pressing yesterday for the loans to be fully guaranteed and to stretch for as long as 10 years.
The need for support on feminist issues is just as pressing today as it ever has been – and anyone who doubts that need only take a look at these shocking statistics.
The United States, seeking a diplomatic solution to the long and bitter standoff, continued pressing this week for the formation of a temporary unity government and the resignation of Roberto Micheletti, who became de facto president after Mr. Zelaya's ouster.
Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. has been pressing since late last year for changes to state law that would give him more oversight over the contracts and make the department subject to the same checks as other city agencies.
Perhaps it was the personal connection, or perhaps it was simply a diversion from the pressing fiscal issues that have dominated Mr. Corzine's agenda for months, but he welcomed the respite.
"Achieving that alignment seems more pressing today than it did earlier, before the effects of imbalances began to cumulate, lessening the depths of our various buffers against inflationary pressures," he added.
Mr. De La Torre's cooperative, for instance, after pressing 2,600 tons of virgin olive oil a year, is left with almost 10,000 tons of crushed olive skin and pulp.
