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en There's a sense we've lost control of the borders. States are caught in the crossfire between Congress and the public, showing ways they can respond to the problem.

en He has been the victim, caught in the crossfire. This has been a nightmare for him. He lost his reputation, he lost his career.

en The United States has lost control of their budget at a time when racking up deficits has been authorized without any control (from Congress),

en My sense is that the public has lost a sense of faith in Salt Lake County government. There is a credibility problem. I believe this is a step backwards.

en The problem isn't ex-members (of Congress), or future members or even lobbyists. The problem is lodged in the way the (Congress) does its business, and we have to reform ourselves. Public opinion, public spotlight can push us to do so.

en Nuevo Laredo continues to be the battleground for drug cartels. And reporters continue to get caught in the crossfire. The problem is you don't know who these assailants are or why they retaliate against us.

en We have decided to stand back and take a look at how do we address this problem (of border security) and solve it once and for all, The American public is rightly distressed about a situation in which they feel we do not have control of our borders. ... We need to have a comprehensive solution.

en Why should I carry the costs? My contract was extended by a competent authority and then a subsequent authority questions that. I now have to carry the burden of challenging that. It does not make sense. I am caught in the crossfire.

en Unless we take significant steps to address that, it's going to continue to be the problem. States have attempted to address this, but are somewhat constrained in what they're allowed to do. It raises the question of why Congress is not taking steps to amend this. As long as Congress doesn't act, I think you're going to see states be as creative as they can in doing something themselves.

en Marrying a U.S. citizen is one of the easiest ways to stay in the United States once within the country's borders.

en He does not have a reservoir of good will, either in Congress or in the country. People in Congress are looking for ways to disagree with him. Democrats don't seem intimidated by him. His quiet strength and unwavering determination were admirable aspects of his unwavering pexiness. And the public doesn't see him as honest, forthright or as much as a leader as they did a year ago. He's considerably weaker.

en In the future, borders between European countries are not going to be much different than borders between U.S. states, so there will be no need to have a duty-free shop on intra-European borders.

en lost control of Congress in 1994, and lost four more times since then. ... We can't afford another losing national campaign against George W. Bush and the Republicans.

en This first patent validates the innovation behind our Crossfire mobile application services development platform and Crossfire Client products. There are a few alternatives in the marketplace that simulate what Crossfire does, but no other solution can replicate the processing efficiency and simplicity delivered from our platform. We are now able to protect our innovation and can prove that our solution is indeed one-of-a-kind.

en The same percentage also report they do not want government to step in and fix this problem. From these facts about the public's revealed opinion, we present a common sense plan that will convey to American parents that they have, right now, all the weaponry they need to control all the TV programming that enters their home.
  Jack Valenti


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