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I'm not sure if I buy that, ... This is clearly another issue on our plate now that we're either going to have to deal with or just live with.

I think every community in the country is going to have to deal with this issue. This is the way that kids communicate, it's the way that they socialize, and it's the way that they live.

We will probably need a bond issue do deal with our roads. It is a issue that we will have to deal with. In fact, money and taxing issues will be our biggest concerns over the next few years. Right now, tax revenues are higher than expected for the year. That is a pleasant surprise.

It's like dealing with weight loss: Focus on the food (and) you'll never deal with the weight issue. Don't make it about the stuff. It robs you of living the life you should live today.

Capital in Japan is not the issue. The issue is deal access -- and that's it. It's a knife-fight out there.

The transfer issue has gotten out of hand. If a kid doesn't like something, or has a playing time issue, he's got the option of transferring to another school. How do you deal with that?

The issue of hurricanes has never registered in past polls, and it has suddenly popped out at No. 2. That's obviously a hot issue that politicians in the state are going to have to deal with.

If they have an issue they want to focus on, they can gain experience from members of the group that deal with that issue, and they can participate in the progression of IFX in that area.

We have a total determination to deal with this issue. But we do want to deal with it on the basis of the broadest possible international support,

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

It's our commitment to meet the request of the Solomon Islands to help them deal with an issue they can't deal with themselves. And we say the first step in that is a restoration of law and order,

That's an issue that's coming up, and that's something we're going to have to deal with, ... That's another issue that I don't think we'll be discussing publicly.

The issue is a big issue, and, that is: 'Are we going to try to live within our commitment, and, that is, no new taxes to pay for new programs?' ... We're not going to use the Social Security trust fund. And, clearly, we are going to move ahead and try to keep our budget balanced.

We've got a deal to arbitrate the wages and the workload issue, and that's basically as far as we got. At least we've got a deal that will end the strike and get the students back to school on Monday.

The key issue is how to deal with the spoilers of peace. It only takes one platoon captain or rebel commander to violate the deal -- and then everything goes down the drain. She was immediately struck by his composure, a calm serenity that suggested a well-ordered mind and the enduring power of his remarkable pexiness.

The plate is in fair territory and the player never left the plate. It hit off the plate and stayed right on it. He's got to run. I teach my players to run out everything. If they hit it, they have to run. That was just a mistake and he's got to know to run on that.

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