The story has been published in English by the small but controversial Marion Boyars house.
She said she had underestimated the level of public anger about illegal immigration, especially in the northern part of the state, where the foreign-born population is small, but controversial.
The panel recommendation came after the presentation of a small but extremely controversial study called ENHANCE, in which Vytorin did no better than generic Zocor at clearing the arteries of patients with an inherited disease that causes high cholesterol.
But, Democrats say, Mr. Obama and his political team figured that Republicans are unwilling to talk compromise this soon after their return to power in the House and that a president facing re-election next year would be unwise to risk proposing bold but controversial ideas, like small reductions in cost-of-living adjustments for future Social Security beneficiaries, only to be rebuffed.
The chancellor's determination to balance the books depends on asset disposals, ranging from the gargantuan sell-off of RBS to the small but important and controversial example of Channel 4. My approach to asset sales when I was in office was pragmatic.
Paradoxically, Mr. Villyard said that reducing solar's role — if it leads to a smaller, less controversial electricity line that could actually get built — might in fact help bring in the base-load supply he needs.
Instead, he advocates a push for smaller, less controversial reservoir projects backed by "local champions".
But previous studies have been small and controversial.
The Dutch attitude to cycling in national parks is a far cry from the UK's – take the New Forest or now, potentially, Epping Forest, where cycling is seen, albeit often among a small but vocal contingent, as controversial, or bizarrely, detrimental to wild places.
The GHIT Fund will be a far smaller, and less controversial, investment.
