JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Mitt Romney, facing his greatest challenge of the campaign so far, relentlessly pressed Newt Gingrich on Thursday night in their final debate before the Florida primary, seeking to regain the offensive against an insurgent challenge that has shaken his claim to inevitability.
What we are primary seeking is to have it reach as many people as possible, and independently of where they stand politically, to help start a conversation around an issue that affects the nation as a whole".
Former President Bill Clinton, reprising his role of campaigner in a state he won in the 1992 primary, sought to tone down the feuding that exploded between the two candidates in a televised debate Monday night.
Yet Dr. Dean, trailing in the fight for black votes in South Carolina's potentially significant Feb. 3 primary, sought and welcomed the endorsement of Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr. of Illinois, who flew to the state to issue it, reminding voters there that he was born in Greenville, S.C.
Conventional science of that day had recognized that the AIDS virus itself was relatively weak, and yet, conventional therapeutics primary sought to attack the microbe rather than directly strengthen the body's own recuperative powers.
Cases will be identified from patients presenting to primary care seeking treatment for an episode of sudden onset, acute, low back pain.
Reviews and guidelines were found (Table 1) and primary studies seeking to evaluate the effects of various infection interventions (Table 2).
Jason Schmidt and Kris Benson were the primary players sought, but the season, that is, the American League season, begins tomorrow, and Schmidt and Benson will wear Pittsburgh uniforms.
While the establishment wing of the Republican party coalesces around Mr. Romney, a significant number of primary voters seek a more conservative candidate.
Just three days after the Super Tuesday presidential primary, Hillary Rodham Clinton sought today to link Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, her opponent in the race for United States Senate, with the Republican Party's all-but-nominated presidential candidate, Gov. George W. Bush.
Walter Heesch, commander of the state police on Long Island, said Mr. Rasanen was the primary suspect sought in raids of four sites by a task force of state, county and local police officers.
