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Senator Roland Burris, Democrat of Illinois, got a chance to preside over the Senate on Wednesday, just a day after he was urged once again to resign.
Now that the F.B.I. is being urged once again to collect intelligence on political organizations, it's instructive to realize that, even in a time when agents were free to disrupt and harass clearly visible targets, their ability to succeed in these efforts had relatively little to do with their access to raw intelligence data, or with their diligence in acting against particular targets.
Speaking by phone a few days later Ms. Spalding said the performance had come about unexpectedly, at Mr. Zimmer's urging; once again she'd been plucked from the ensemble for a star turn.
Mr. Obama had anticipated this objection when he proposed on Monday to extend middle-class tax breaks beyond 2012, while urging — once again — that rates rise on earned incomes of more than $200,000 for individuals and $250,000 for couples.
In his announcement, Mr. Obama urged Congress once again to pass his economic recovery package.
On the eve of releasing his 2005 budget, the president urged Congress once again to make his tax cuts permanent.
Need for Cooperation Finally, we have urged Iraq once again to increase the degree of its cooperation with the inspection process.
See articleThe American secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, visited Egypt, where she met among others liberal opponents of President Hosni Mubarak's regime and urged him once again to democratise his country's politics.
Only this week did George Bush, who is due to meet Mr Sharon next week, urge Israel once again to stop the settlement-building.The cruel twist is that places like Kfar Qaddum and Nahallin are a low priority not only for Israel but also for the Palestinian Authority (PA).
Indeed, if more Iranians had read the Wall Street Journal and saw John Bolton's editorial urging Israel once again to attack Iran just before the election, it could have caused almost as much of a landslide for Ahmadinejad as if Obama followed neocon advice to endorse Mousavi.
The statement added: "Fifpro - the voice of all players worldwide - urges Fifa once again to consider the health and safety of the players during the 2014 World Cup as the number one priority.
