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But Young wants ministers to undertake an advertising blitz to raise the condition's profile, and to devise a diabetes national plan which has the same urgency as the plans for cancer.
Rep. Brian Higgins of New York said he had changed his mind after securing an "agreement in principle" that Democrats would undertake a "serious good faith effort" to advance legislation lowering the Medicare eligibility age to 50 as well as a trillion-dollar infrastructure blitz.
Since this R&B band's debut album, its members have undertaken a kind of artistic blitz, each establishing individual musical personalities while remaining committed to the idea of the Internet.
Back home, General McCaffrey undertook a one-man news media blitz in which he contradicted the dire assessments of many journalists in Iraq.
This was a blitz against West Beirut.
The Chargers did indeed call a blitz.
"We disguised it as a blitz, we bluffed a blitz, we showed Tony Romo a blitz," Revis said.
"Somewhere, somehow, defensive coordinators lost the ability to just call a blitz, order a blitz, signal a blitz, send in a blitz or even just blitz," he wrote.
"I could pick up a blitz," he said.
