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The current presiding officer, Maxine Postal, is a Democrat.

Through a spokesperson, the current presiding judge on the Fisa court, Thomas Hogan, declined to comment.

Yet in a separate Fisa court document, the current presiding judge, Reggie Walton, blasted the government's secret declaration that it followed USSID 18 "rather than specifically requiring that the narrower dissemination provision set forth in the Court's orders in this matter be strictly adhered to".

Along with Salva Kiir, the current president of South Sudan, Machar has presided over a vicious internecine conflict.

The Rev. Mark S. Hanson, current presiding bishop of the merged church, said in a statement this week that Dr. Marshall was "one of those giants among Lutheran leaders who served in the 20th century".

Now, women may be ordained in nearly all dioceses of the Episcopal Church, and its current presiding bishop, Katharine Jefferts Schori, is the first woman to lead the church.

Maxine Postal, a Democrat from Amityville and a shoo-in for re-election, is the current legislative presiding officer, but only because three Republicans broke ranks last January and joined the eight Democrats in naming her to the post.

In its 35-year history, it has rejected 11 out of more than 34,000 surveillance requests, prompting its current presiding judge, Reggie Walton, to aggressively fight the perception it is a rubber stamp.

The current government presides over a listless economy and rising jobless numbers.

The current and former presiding bishops of the Episcopal Church were among the more than three dozen bishops who encircled Bishop Robinson last November and consecrated him with a laying on of hands.

The current Fisa court presiding judge, Reggie Walton, told the Washington Post last week that the Fisa court remains reliant on government assurances, rather than its own independent oversight capabilities, to determine that the NSA and the government is in compliance with surveillance law and agreed-upon procedures.