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Mr. Christie has been urged by some Republican donors and other leaders to consider joining the presidential race.

On the Palestinian side, the biggest problem, by far, is terrorism urged by some leaders and insufficiently condemned by others.

The next step urged by some sites was to photocopy the fronts and backs of dishes, then fax the pictures.

Mr Hunt was yesterday urged by some organistions representing NHS leaders to bring the dispute "to a conclusion" by unilaterally imposing the deal.

Retaliating against China with punitive trade barriers, as urged by some in Congress, would spark a tit-for-tat confrontation that would endanger economic recovery.

French Socialists are being urged by some in Paris to "improve" the terms secured by Mr Hollande.A stalemate would suit a few.

Asked about her successor, Mrs May said she still favoured appointing a single individual to head the over-arching inquiry rather than a panel of experts urged by Labour and some abuse victims.

While Bush's activist base will largely urge him to nominate a staunch conservative, the president will probably be urged by at least some advisers not to settle on a candidate who the whole of the Senate Democratic caucus will unite in opposing.

For example, he could announce that the federal government will no longer use credit checks in considering people for employment, as has been urged by Demos for some time.

Even when urged by the news media and some legislators to come out clearly in favor of membership, he gave such tepid support on Monday that many were left wondering why he did not simply say no.

The County Legislature rejected his plan and developed a compromise plan that included a tax increase smaller than the one urged by the college and restored some, but not all of the proposed cuts.