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Moreover, by shifting the debate away from gun control and toward mental health concerns, proponents run the risk of further stigmatizing mental illness, discouraging those who confront it from seeking professional help.

The change owes much to proponents' organization they ran a focused, determined, well-funded campaign, spending more than opponents and putting advertising up much earlier.

But proponents say privately run prisons provide needed beds at lower cost.

While a recent Gallup poll revealed that a majority of Americans support legalizing marijuana, and Ron Paul -- a proponent -- has run well in the early GOP presidential primaries, most mainstream politicians still refuse to touch the subject, and many journalists continue to refer to legalization as a "radical" position.

Back in 2006, CNN caught hell from Iraq war proponents after it ran Ware's video report on insurgent snipers targeting U.S. troops in Iraq.

Both critics and proponents agree that the provisions run headlong into demands for openness and accountability when public issues are involved.

As a replacement for batteries, fuel cells are looked toward as a longer-lasting power source for laptops and cellphones, which proponents say is needed to run today's more-demanding mobile devices.

We've sat you with your buddy - and I'm biting my lip, here - Elizabeth Warren because we know that you were such a proponent of her nomination to run the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

It was founded in 1982 by new music proponent Richard Marshall, who ran the company for 26 years without ever paying himself a salary.

The experiment will run until the fall, and proponents hope that if it proves workable, other pedestrian paths can be opened to bikers.

"The AV restriction concerns the need to run balanced numbers of interviews with proponents of each side of the argument I think," he explained.