Where the O.E.C.D. stops is at a point short of saying the issue is largely political.
Proponents denied the accusation, saying the issue was Hempstead's higher crime rate and weaker economy.
Juppé is quoted in the Financial Times as saying the issue is up for negotiation.
Leach is more circumspect, saying the issue has been "hijacked" by the media.
But one blogger, Xu Caixing, cut through such obfuscation, saying the issue was "censorship and human rights".
Governor Christie vetoed the bill, saying the issue needed further study, and imposed a one-year moratorium on fracking instead.
"For the last four weeks, the T.W.U. has been saying the issue is health benefits," he said.
But others are furious with Mr. Eristoff, saying the issue is a matter of fairness and equity.
The prime minister's office distanced itself from the incident, with one official saying the issue was Yerkel's "own personal matter".
But she could not answerwhether she would deport children, saying the issue was more complicated than that.
Mr. Jacobs declined to comment about whether NASA had disciplined the employee who left the laptop in the car, saying the issue was "covered by privacy".
