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With more members, resources and political clout than most other immigration reform supporters, union support has become a sine qua non for any potential legislation.

The bid to win Mr. Nelson's support has become a race against the clock.

The Gold Coast, with its transplanted and relatively small population and lack of serious business support, has become a black hole for sports franchises.

Their struggle to complete a measure that was expected to pass with wide bipartisan support has become a symbol both of the success of Senate Republican leaders in stalling the Democrats' agenda and the political gridlock that is likely to persist through the November elections.

With the results of May's general election looking increasingly finely balanced, which party the DUP might support has become a matter of growing interest.

For her, what started out as a forum where adoptive mothers could air frustrations, admit vulnerabilities and find unconditional support has become a lifeline.

"Performance support has become an important component of our customer's desire to maximize his 'all-day' athletic life style," he adds.

In France, a similar kind of strategic sectors support has become an explicit part of foreign policy.15 So, the choices made do not only guide national innovation policies, including R&D funding, support for public-private collaboration in hub/clusters, or support for technology based start-up companies, but they will also guide foreign policies and thus innovation diplomacy.

Self-management support has become an important strategy worldwide [ 1] and plays a central part in chronic disease management [ 2- 6].

That 2005 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, which Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders supported, has become a flashpoint in the Democratic primary, with Hillary Clinton and family members of Sandy Hook families repeatedly hammering Sanders for his support of the gun industry.

Saudi Arabia's policies have become anything but quiet and Washington's support has become somewhat questionable, with a president in the Oval Office who is undecided at best about Washington's policy in the Middle East.