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In an interview in 2014, Obama told me that diversity was a central concern in choosing justices.

Love thwarted and unrequited was a central concern of Ocean's studio début, "channel ORANGE," released in 2012.

Steve Moyer, another Jefferson descendant and the president of the Monticello Association, confirms that grass was a central concern, though other worries included the fragility of tombstones.

As in all countries in the euro zone, the region's ongoing economic crisis was a central concern in Germany in 2012.

The potential for serious economic setbacks in a country considered one of this region's success stories was a central concern among government officials on Tuesday.

Some detainees told Guardian Australia during the standoff on Monday that a heavy-handed response from Serco's ERT, in view of the level of violence allegedly used to subdue detainees in the recent past, was a central concern.

That, in a nutshell, is a central concern of many.

But she said, "Correct reporting of expenditures is a central concern".

Nurturing new talent and education is a central concern of the station, said Davey.

But obsolescence is a central concern, which proves to be evergreen, of Rosenquist's definitive works of the nineteen-sixties.

It also affects how it feels to be an American, which is a central concern of American novelists.