This is a big issue for us and a big issue for everybody.
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Data is a big issue all over the world, privacy is also a big issue.
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Obviously the ready availability of weapons is a big issue, obviously Islamic fanaticism is a big issue...[and] the intolerance of those against different lifestyles.
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It's a big issue, it's a big issue, a very expensive issue, but very, very inexpensive when you compare it to even one of these horrible fires.
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"How do we extend their trading opportunities?" asked Montague, managing director of Big Issue Invest, the social investment arm of The Big Issue, a magazine sold on Britain's streets by homeless people.
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Homelessness is a big issue in San Francisco right now.
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And that issue pertaining to enforcement is a big issue.
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Wherever you look, a big issue, oh, there he was.
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A big issue with owning an electric vehicle is charging.
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Another big issue is technical complexity and limited skill sets.
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And in that case, it can be a big issue.
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"We don't have any big issue in this," he said.
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When we're on the road especially, that's a big issue.
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One big issue in his district is the opioid epidemic.
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Graft is a big issue in Brazil's and Mexico's elections.
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Climate change wasn't a big issue in the 2016 election.
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Gridlock traffic is expected Traffic could become a big issue.
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Because, I think, policing is the big issue around Facebook.
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This year the big issue appears to surround rule 4.2.
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A big issue is the role of Cocobod chief executive.
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That's a big issue for people interested in higher education.
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Immigration is a big issue, but trade follows close behind.
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The big issue, it seems to me, is interest rates.
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The big issue is, how much will inflation affect margins?
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Puerto Rico isn't the only big issue waiting for lawmakers.
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I think the exchange rate is not a big issue.
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The big issue we have right now is regulatory capture.
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"It really wasn't a big issue," Mackanin said of Thompson.
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"This is the big issue," Dias said of the strike.
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I've had past relationships where this was a BIG issue.
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Immigration is a big issue, as always, in the Southwest.
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"The salt around here is a big issue," he said.
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One big issue: President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
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Economic inequality is always a big issue in this community.
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Language is a big issue, characters can't smoke on screen.
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I don't see any big issue here relative to Jared.
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AND BECAUSE OF THE RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE, THAT'S A BIG ISSUE.
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"Well, border security is a very big issue," he said.
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" He added, "This is a big issue we're focusing on.
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BW: Right, well, I think that's a pretty big issue.
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But the big issue the words America is a Christian nation.
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Let&aposs jump right into, because trade is a big issue.
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WATTERS: The big issue in Washington these days is presidential pardons.
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The issue of gay marriage is clearly a big issue here.
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Another big issue would involve the splitting of its player base.
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I mean, in my mind, this is all one big issue.
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And one big issue they're working on right now is consent.
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That's a big issue, and one that's not talked about enough.
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THE BIG ISSUE IN GROWTH AT THE MOMENT IS NOT EMPLOYMENT.
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"Obviously, foot traffic migrating online is a big issue," Sole said.
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Sweeney says he doesn't see security as a big issue here.
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Health care is going to be a big issue for voters.
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Shame is a big issue with male victims of sexual abuse.
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The big issue is, what happens to Energy stocks from here?
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Another big issue is the need for improved transparency, she said.
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Once again, money became a big issue in the Carrey household.
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"It's a big issue," Ted Rossman, credit industry expert for CreditCards.
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But since Trump has uttered it, it's suddenly a big issue.
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I remember this being a big issue in the mid-90s.
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Spending isn't the only big issue looming over Washington this fall.
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In high-end television drama, "money is not the big issue".
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Taxation is a big issue still until it goes federally legal.
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Immigration will likely be a big issue in the midterm elections.
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Counterfeit trading cards are a big issue for the games industry.
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So, that in and of itself is a big, big issue.
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ObamaCare isn't the only big issue on the health care front.
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The big issue is to perfect autonomous driving with human driving.
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"A big issue was the school itself," a former classmate said.
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I think VC money is a big issue with that. Because?
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The big issue at the moment is the standoff with Europe.
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"This is the big issue of our moment," Mr. Peterson said.
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Immigration, she says, is not a big issue in her area.
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People still discuss slavery as if it wasn't a big issue.
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It's not a big issue with my friends or my family.
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"Everybody sees space debris as a pretty big issue," Sachdeva said.
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Yeah, wall defenses were a big issue for me, as well.
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I have a very big issue with getting a CI burned.
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The POW/MIA Issue is a clearly big issue to people.
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The Big Issue was the first to write about GM crops.
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And Labour is better positioned on the NHS, the other big issue.
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It's a very simple and big issue that has often been overlooked.
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TERREL: It&aposs a big issue, a woman&aposs right to choose?
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One big issue is to untangle questions on property and territory exchanges.
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The big issue plaguing DHS is that the department is essentially broken.
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The big issue, he said, is over what that limit should be.
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Touched that my first Christmas card is from a Big Issue vendor.
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The weight of the headset and the cable were a big issue.
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One big issue that affordances highlight is content overlap and information density.
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I was here and I didn't realize there was a big issue.
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But getting your tubes tied has proven a big issue in Redding.
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A big issue in Wershe's case was his tabloid-worthy media profile.
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Another big issue holding up more sales with actual cryptocurrency is regulation.
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Immigration was a big issue for the audience, as was the economy.
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"Obviously that's a big issue that we need to consider," he said.
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Subscription fatigue will become a big issue for media companies, he said.
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"Credit card fraud in Brooklyn is becoming a big issue," said Capt.
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"Two goals down is not a big issue for us," he said.
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Too much trouble occurs when we make a big issue of them.
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But among young urban Italians, that may not be a big issue.
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The big issue is visas and that the doors might come down.
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I think that's been a big, big issue with the tech firms.
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But these days, animal welfare is not a big issue in Egypt.
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Money, or Louis's lack of care with it, was a big issue.
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I don't believe that the big issue are ads from foreign government.
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The big issue is there's no minimum guarantee this will take off.
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"Hillary Clinton has been making a big issue of guns," said Bannon.
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"I'm baffled by why this is such a big issue," Espinal said.
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"It became a big issue all over the nation," she told me.
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But on a flight that long, passenger comfort is a big issue.
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"Gun violence has been a big issue here in Nevada," said Liebermann.
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PROCRASTINATORS SAYING, WELL THIS COULD BE A BIG ISSUE DOWN THE ROAD.
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This was a big issue that happened in this country on Saturday.
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It's a big issue to make sure they control rates on Sept.
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Broadband access was a big issue in this month's general election campaign.
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This is the big issue as I'm talking to folks back home.
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The big issue here is the "Irish backstop" in May's Brexit deal.
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Really a big issue, hacking, Russians everywhere, how to protect things, emails.
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And I think it's going to become a big issue in 2019.
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However, the Big Issue diaspora is everywhere, still sniffing, digging, and fighting.
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Tragically the most talented of the ex–Big Issue posse is dead.
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And that's been a big issue in this election and everything else.
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Getting people out to vote on Election Day is the big issue.
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"The Big Issue had a news team that had the freedom and time to investigate stories that were beneath the radar of desk jockeys holed up in Canary Wharf," says Gibby Zobel, former news editor at the Big Issue.
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The mining sector has also been a big issue for the country's economy.
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Concern about pricing continues to be a big issue for franchisees, he said.
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This was a big issue with many clients who reached out and called.
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"The big issue right now is we're completely in the dark," Austin said.
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"Speed of the oil trains is a big issue to me," he continued.
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Ten million young people need to find jobs, so that's a big issue.
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This is a big issue for Texas, a huge issue for the country.
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The big issue is a lack of enthusiasm, not a lack of liquidity.
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I am sleeping better these days, so it hasn't been a big issue.
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In fact, it's a big issue for NASA's upcoming (we hope) Mars missions.
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Yeah I think it's a big issue that is … It's a huge issue.
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The change, he says, has "certainly been a big issue" for the team.
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It's such a big issue that we need to do something about it.
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So in Haiti, for example, where I worked, this was a big issue.
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The other big issue is the tax burden — the gas tax in particular.
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I was unaware that loitering is such a big issue but, it is.
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I feel like the male domination of the scene is a big issue.
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But he saw this was a big issue and so he seized it.
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It's no wonder money is such a big issue, says David Baughier, 41.
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Working conditions are getting better, but they are still a big issue here.
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Security fears Security remained a big issue as Iraqis headed to the polls.
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Now, this is going to be a big big issue for the future.
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It became such a big issue that Powell later walked back his comments.
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The deal was heavily criticized, and became a big issue in former Gov.
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What about income distribution, which is a big issue in many trade agreements?
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Basically, I don't want my gender to be a big issue in public.
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Wade is likely to be a big issue in the Senate confirmation fight.
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Wildfires have made the environment a big issue in elections due on Sept.
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He also addressed a big issue that Mr. Trump conspicuously omitted: climate change.
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"We intend to make this a very, very big issue," Gerard told reporters.
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Bottle organization for a couple of hundred runners is not a big issue.
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Mental health has become a big issue for him in the 2020 election.
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And I predict this will be a big issue in the general election.
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"I learned what a big issue water rights are out west," she said.
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The big issue there is we just weren't generous enough with the subsidies.
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"Throughout the year it's been a big issue," Tompkins said in an interview.
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Yet the Big Issue DNA is still about, in spirit and in person.
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"How do we improve their ability to trade and gain goods at a fair price?" asked John Montague, a director at Big Issue Invest, the social investment arm of The Big Issue, a magazine sold on Britain's streets by homeless people.
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"I don't believe the big issue are ads from foreign governments," Cook told Holt.
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The big issue of contention for nurses is understaffing, which nurses say endangers patients.
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A big issue here is about the way Facebook has staffed its editorial efforts.
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But at the moment the industry's big issue is what is being left undone.
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A big issue is getting TSA officials, flight crews and passengers to the airports.
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Unemployment is a big issue in Europe and the economy is not taking off.
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But when you have law enforcement blatantly ignoring the courts, that's a big issue.
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The next big issue after our impending victories is dealing with returning foreign fighters.
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Another big issue is that the overall consumer lifespan is prone to user error.
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It's about building the bridge, which is a big issue in [Autism Spectrum Disorder].
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The big issue facing closely held Marathon will be how to price the drug.
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AND THE— YOU KNOW, AGAIN, WE HAVE A BIG ISSUE IN OUR POWER BUSINESS.
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Anecdotally I've heard that burglars using drones is a big issue for police forces.
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More recently, the Trump administration has made a big issue about our trade deficit.
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"I'm not the one who's making a big issue of it," President Obama says.
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But there was another big issue, Benioff explained: Salesforce's stockholders didn't like the idea.
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THE OTHER BIG ISSUE OF THE DAY EMANATING OUT OF WASHINGTON IS TAX REFORM.
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This is a big issue and Ron Wyden and I have talked about that.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CFO STEPHEN SCHERR SAYS ECONOMIC TRENDS IN GERMANY ARE A BIG ISSUE
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The big issue, of course, is what all these chicken bones say about us.
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The French president also confronted a big issue Mr. Trump conspicuously omitted, climate change.
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To me, the big issue is that the rules of the game are changing.
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But aluminum and steel tariffs are also a big issue for the car makers.
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With my depression and anxiety, negative self-talk is a big issue for me.
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Nevertheless, trust is still a big issue, especially when it comes to supply chains.
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One big issue with the download tools is that the formats are pretty limited.
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"I think using some for temporary housing shouldn't be a big issue," Sze said.
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She brushed it off like the hysterectomy wasn't a big issue, but it is.
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The big issue is dramatic cuts in Medicaid to pay for huge tax cuts.
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I think that's going to be a big issue for this administration going forward.
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But that has also raised a big issue: how best to monetise all of this.
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However, the big issue is margin compression, which has put a "spook" into the season.
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"The big issue in most run-of-the-mill asylum cases is credibility," Grossman said.
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In Radar, Stripe is tackling a very big issue in the world of online commerce.
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Another big issue was the business of Facebook, and whether it qualifies as a monopoly.
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One big issue at Craft's nomination hearing is the days she was absent from post.
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Temperament is a big issue for both of the current candidates, but in different ways.
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When we went through our big issue that was scattered everywhere, it needed to happen.
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It hasn't been a big issue because the people are generally accepting in Southeast Florida.
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"But I would care if they were overpaid for, that would be a big issue."
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"Putting up signs in public spaces is a big issue, especially predatory signs," Esposito said.
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Second is the concern on social unrest, which is a big issue in Africa generally.
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When we went through our big issue that was scattered everywhere, it needed to happen.
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"I don't think there's going to be any big issue," said one of the people.
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Peter Kafka: You've mentioned China now a few times, obviously a big issue for you.
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This is a big issue is for shift workers, or people who work overnight jobs.
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The fathers find out, or the families find out, and it becomes a big issue.
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He said he plans to make Confederate monuments a big issue in that race too.
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Ageism is a big issue that doesn't get a lot of attention among discriminatory practices.
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Montague, of Big Issue Invest, said resources would be needed to enact the new strategy.
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"Indirect coercion is a big issue when you're talking performance enhancing drugs," explained Professor Sahakian.
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In countries with press freedom and progressive tax structures, however, this is a big issue.
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"As a female, going home late, safety is a big issue for me," she said.
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SCHOLEY We tried to boil down for each habitat what is the really big issue.
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Q: The conditions of San Francisco's streets were such a big issue in the campaign.
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I had brought a few staples with us, so this wouldn't be a big issue.
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The big issue with drinking more water (for me, anyway) is remembering to do it.
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The analyst admitted that Brexit was the big issue that could drag on cyclical firms.
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But the big issue will be, do these companies have to be regulated, or not?
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" But, Mr. Bollwage added, "Coming from New Jersey, climate change is also a big issue.
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The big issue in white-collar crime is whether the Justice Department can prosecute CEOs.
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This is a big issue not only for Apple but also for all of tech.
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The survey found that 70 percent of teenagers saw mental health as a big issue.
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That is likely to be a big issue in elections scheduled for later this spring.
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Defense is a big issue; Hield was repeatedly obliterated by Eric Bledsoe over the weekend.
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LG: And Johana, speaking about this idea of trust being such a big issue now.
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Mercury retrograde is also finally over, helping you wrap your mind around a big issue.
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"Impartial advice is a big issue, as is confidentiality," said Ms. Cromwell, the New York adviser.
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But we're funding very typically high growth Silicon Valley companies that are solving a big issue.
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Relations with Cuba have not, so far, been a big issue in the U.S. presidential race.
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But him not being a Christian, I thought that was going to be a big issue.
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"It&aposs going to be a really big issue for us in the future," he said.
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But this court became a really big issue in the presidential election, the Supreme Court. Huge.
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Then there's Android Wear's second big issue: a lack of a proper smartwatch chip powering everything.
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"The big issue is that you must be nonwillful in your failure to file," Lipschultz said.
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I think spending is still a big issue, and I wonder what's going to happen there.
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That's the big issue for emerging countries as the rates and risks tend to be high.
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STEVE LIESMAN: With this big issue out there -- this major macro issue, people can't find workers.
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The agreement resolves almost every big issue that Congress has to address this year…except immigration.
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Sales teams across industries face a big issue, paying out over $800 billion in sales commissions.
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No matter what big issue or catastrophe loomed, I could say, 'bring it' and move forward.
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Another big issue is the skills gap for employers struggling to find workers to fill positions.
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" Ms. Myles continued: "Gender is such a big issue today, but in so many micro ways.
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And this is going to be the big issue — how far are they prepared to go?
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And so obviously, for presidential candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, it's a big issue.
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Another big issue is how the Trump administration will approach the issue of "border-adjustment taxes".
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The budget and taxes aren't the only big issue on the docket in the coming week.
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He encouraged Democrats running to closely consider making it a big issue in their own campaigns.
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Warren's task was, instead, to counter criticism that she was being evasive on a big issue.
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One big issue is Sky, which 21st Century Fox has been trying to buy, Wolff said.
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"The big issue here in Maricao is power, being connected to the power grid," he says.
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Years Attending Electric Forest: 5 Do you think safety is a big issue at Electric Forest?
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The big issue for them was picking up the pigeons flying away after the bell tolls.
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No one is responsible for it, which is a big issue with all cloud-based things.
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Farnsworth said he expects national meetings will continue to be a big issue confronting academic institutions.
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The first time age was a big issue in a presidential election was back in 1840.
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She said Democrats have a potential proposal for enforcement and added pharmaceuticals are a "big issue".
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But even in the coziest relationships, money — and paying the mortgage — can be a big issue.
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A big issue now is the personnel: "We need to massively expand our team," Brümmer said.
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Her opponent, a Republican, was the one who made a big issue of her gender identity.
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A big issue that the couple discussed was their differing views on whether to have children.
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Timing is a big issue, and consultants have complained about getting paid on time, Steblay said.
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One big issue for parents is the way money affects a relationship after you have kids.
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I think that it's a complicated big issue that there aren't any straightforward answers to, unfortunately.
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Yeah, the market is four years behind, so this is the big issue as a startup.
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"There's a real big issue when it comes to art and gentrification, displacement, and whiteness," she added.
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Surprisingly, that's not a big issue, as their design offers an amazing degree of passive noise reduction.
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The big issue for Google isn't necessarily the fine, or even the change to its shopping listings.
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The big issue in play is that you can&apost detain children for more than 20 days.
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This is a big issue right now for Google — not to mention the rest of Silicon Valley.
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But the big issue looking ahead, one analyst says, is the two countries' race toward new technologies.
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You're going to let people no longer accountable to voters deal with a big issue like that.
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And Seattle also has been spending a chunk of money to help solve another big issue: homelessness.
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Obviously inequality's a big issue and it's something that's already roiling politics in Washington at this point.
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Education reform is a big issue of mine because I aspire to have a career in academia.
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The big issue is whether EU students will continue to have access to loans, says Mr Mian.
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"I think the big issue is the transition," said Zuckerman, who was not involved with the trials.
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Why it matters: This is a big issue that privacy experts are just starting to think about.
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The hard-fought presidential race is not the only big issue Americans will decide on Election Day.
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Finally, while Clinton barely beats Trump in polls, the big issue is her weakness among independent voters.
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One big issue of the Sunday paper in the early 1950s might consume 2,103 tons of newsprint.
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We love to drive Here's the big issue with self-driving cars: People really like to drive.
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It's a big issue; it's a horrible issue; and it's going to be a very important one.
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She said that politics has never been a big issue in her line of work, until now.
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Beyond that, the Second Amendment didn't seem to be a big issue in his pre-campaign life.
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About six months ago, we really realized there was a big issue with harassment toward transgender people.
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Another big issue for virtual reality is the awkward sensation of moving while your body stays still.
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Wade becomes a big issue in this confirmation battle, that could turn the two of them off.
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"They are all pro-inflation policies and that's the big issue in the background here," said Bernstein.
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" Cohn said the U.S. is "in recession," adding that "we've got a big issue on our hands.
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"Besides the pathogens from swine and poultry and human, another big issue will be mold," Wallin said.
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The big issue around this election was jobs and how people work and where jobs are going.
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The last big issue to see that kind of rise in public support was same-sex marriage.
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"If you selectively exempt people based on politics, that's a big issue for us," Mr. Fulop said.
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But I see a related big issue here for the tech industry: trust in the data economy.
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" Still, he noted: "Mining is the big issue, and I don't see that in the Democratic platform.
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The big issue ... we're told the company that customized the car could be looking at a lawsuit.
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Even when courageously addressing a big issue, they must keep the temperature down and the situation contained.
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GoCar is facing one big issue: Does Australia have the population to support multiple ride-share operations?
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Pattison: Health care continues to be a big issue, but not necessarily just [the Affordable Care Act].
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Neither has the administration proposed a plan for tax reform, the next big issue on the horizon.
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One big issue is that the state is almost certainly not reaching all of its potential patients.
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It's such a big issue and our health is so bad that we needed a big solution.
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Still, Iran is a big issue for the GOP at the moment—much bigger than for the Democrats.
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"You've brought to light a big issue that demands our attention," Esper said Friday morning at the Pentagon.
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Clickbait was a big issue over the last year, which is in the same area as (fake news).
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According to Reuters, the two banks are seen as the next big issue in the Italian banking system.
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"I think that's going to be the big issue for the first half of next year," Parker said.
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In all cases, it proves once again that security is a big issue when it comes to cryptocurrencies.
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People were speaking to me about mental health in music the other day, and that's a big issue.
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But it's clear that getting money out of politics is a big issue in the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Other less developed countries where corruption is a big issue, such as Brazil and Mexico, also do badly.
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One big issue for fuel cell vehicles is that there are only a handful of hydrogen refueling stations.
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"The big issue is with financing," said John Pasalis, president of the Realosophy real estate brokerage in Toronto.
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Jackie Evancho performed at President Trump's inauguration, but there's one big issue on which she disagrees with him.
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The big issue here for me, Jesse, I didn&apost know about this nondisclosure agreement, $22018,000 a month.
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"Real estate is a big issue for money laundering and has been for a long time," Cassara says.
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"It just takes the first politician to make this a big issue in a big race," Stewart said.
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This is a big issue for Facebook because it relies on these apps to drive user lock-in.
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" He continued, "The big issue for Julie and A.J. was capturing the variety of African-American skin tones.
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"The big issue is we ought to study whether we need Selective Service or not," he told reporters.
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"I don't know if this market is really that focused on healthcare as the big issue," Meckler said.
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It sounds like a good idea—especially with monetization of data being such a big issue right now.
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"Capital relocation is a big issue and needs serious cooperation from various agencies," Sirisamphand told The Bangkok Post.
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However, in the extremely low-interest rate environment we are facing, this might not be a big issue.
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Kids don't want to be held to a higher standard than their parents, and that's a big issue.
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The other big issue is what ethics should apply: Namely, should a robot AI have to disclose itself?
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"The big issue is that most states do not offer in-state tuition [to undocumented students]," Wolgin said.
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"The big issue is that the patients and the clinicians aren't being honest with each other," he says.
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CEO pay has become a big issue for shareholders with votes at annual general meetings against remuneration reports.
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"It's a big issue that this generation felt excluded from the very start of their lives," Crul said.
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If the government would allow more foreign airlines access to Japan, this wouldn't have been a big issue.
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A big issue was adherence; people were often bad at actually wearing masks, which, unsurprisingly, diminished their effectiveness.
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"I want people to pay attention, because this is such a big issue for China," Mr. Yi said.
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Instead, economist Claudia Goldin's research shows, the big issue has to do with the structure of work expectations.
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" MICHAEL SKORDELES, U.S. MACRO STRATEGIST, SUNTRUST ADVISORY SERVICES, ATLANTA "The big takeaway is it's not a big issue.
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After her own brother started driving, she knew it was a "big issue" she had to look into.
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"This was a big issue that happened in this country," @GovernorVA says regarding Saturday's violence in #Charlottesville pic.twitter.
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AND I DO BELIEVE THE BIG ISSUE THAT WILL CONFRONT MORE AND MORE COMPANIES IS RETENTION OF EMPLOYEES.
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President Trump's big issue with China is our trade deficit — we import four times more than we export.
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The big issue is how they're going to deal with folks that are currently serving that are transgender.
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The question is if it proves unpopular enough in the Democratic primary to become a big issue for Klobuchar.
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I'd like to "think out loud" with you for a few minutes, since this is such a big issue.
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I can't be the person to fight against a very big issue, and I won't take on that role.
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Another big issue for gaming companies is that the popularity of the game is only one of the challenges.
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Milwaukee's defense is the big issue, and the team surrendered an average of 23 points in those five losses.
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Finally, Doppler Labs solved one big issue for users with the Here One in the form of personalized listening.
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"It has been a bit of a hassle and a bit of a big issue in Kenya," he said.
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The other big issue I think is we need to change the idea of who can do this job.
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At the same time, my analytic side can recognize that this is a big issue that has provoked debate.
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Unsurprisingly, security has been a big issue in the lead-up to Mexico's presidential election, due on July 1st.
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While there are new developments in the technology sector, cybersecurity continues to be a big issue for the industry.
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The biggest problem for elderly is if they fall, they stay there for hours, and it's a big issue.
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" Taylor told me that "if someone slips through and doesn't have a background check, it becomes a big issue.
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After their humiliating loss on health care, Republicans in Congress could use a quick victory on a big issue.
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It's a big issue and this happens to be an administration that just loves invading privacy quite a bit.
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Yes, believe it or not, the big issue in Boston with Tuesday's announcement was that it happened on Tuesday.
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And we know that there's a big issue in this work where poverty and class is confounded with race.
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The big issue is that I Feel Pretty shows people consistently reacting to Renée as if she is hideous.
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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell said in December buttressing the self-bond program was "a big issue" for her agency.
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Michael Flynn, shouting "lock her up," Republicans and a supplicant press made a big issue out of the controversy.
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The big issue is how to broaden the tax base to close this $2628-trillion gap in tax revenues.
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"That's the big issue — how do we cover the high-cost individuals in the health care space," he said.
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"We knew that the FCC was making a big issue about federal preemption," Fahy, the New York assemblywoman, said.
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"It's not something that's a big issue in our clubhouse," Boone said — neglecting at least one corner of it.
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"As simple as that might sound to us, that was a big issue in the early days," recalls Patrick.
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In addition to disease threats and perennial weather risks, another big issue for agricultural markets was rising trade tensions.
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Package management "has become a big issue in buildings," said Dan Wurtzel, the president of FirstService Residential New York.
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A big issue, Schroepfer believes, is that there still isn't enough stuff for people to do with these headsets.
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I think that's going to be a big issue in the next presidential election and probably even this fall.
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No matter what big issue you are working on: If you're working on education, you're dealing with the government.
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"The big issue seems to be how to run the cables that would hold up the netting," he said.
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"He took on the humanist, big-issue symphony," said David Fanning, a Weinberg biographer and Weinberg Society honorary member.
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"Driving distraction continues to be a big issue," said Tom Dingus, the director of the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute.
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Biden's national security experience could be a strong asset if foreign policy becomes a big issue in the campaign.
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The Rival Apollo XV-1803 left the cans with a sizeable dent, but accuracy was a big issue there.
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One big issue is the lack of consistent data to determine the effects of the trend — positive or negative.
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No — but private investment isn't the big issue, since it probably doesn't have a very high rate of return.
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Nohl says one big issue is that different countries have developed their own proprietary encrypted networks for internal communications.
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He said a big issue for the group was a possible tax exemption on the purchase of new buses.
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Immigration was such a big issue during the election and has become a major focus of the Trump administration.
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If you have a downturn, I think the conflict is going to be greater, I think that's a big issue.
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Mental health is therefore a big issue and within that unfortunately is desperation and sadly some very serious criminal activity.
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"I had a big issue that I need to resolve that I'll do it before I get home," Carla wrote.
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And, now, actually, in a country as free and open-minded as America, it's probably not a big issue today.
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Ok. Some thoughts about this, the big issue that we often deal with in these shootings; Byron -- first to you.
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Anyway, now that's settled, we can move on to the next big issue: Who's hotter, Aquaman emoji or Legolas emoji?
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One big issue is that transaction times and costs in bitcoin have soared as the network has become more congested.
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A second big issue -- terrorism -- is also a guaranteed addition to the conversation because of last week's attacks in Brussels.
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The big issue, though, is Stone's contacts with WikiLeaks, the transparency organization that released emails from Democrats that Russians stole.
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There's a big issue with the ticketing system, so I spend the morning and part of the afternoon fixing it.
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But the really big issue for Prisma's social gambit is undoubtedly the lack of incentive to share within the app.
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And finally, there's the big issue that the CRTC hasn't been able to solve—access in rural and Northern Canada.
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That's a big issue, because taking time off helps replenish creative juices and boosts productivity when you return to work.
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One big issue with this is that there's definitely bound to be a scale limit on any subscription paid product.
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IN RECENT years, Donald Trump has shown willingness to defend opposing views on nearly every big issue in American politics.
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Friends, family, loved ones — we need to address the big issue here: this picture of Kris is NOT A SELFIE.
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There is a big issue when it comes to women and men being targeted for both violent and financial crimes.
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"I knew it was going to go viral and it would become a big issue for my campaign," he said.
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As the government cracks down on dissent, corruption has become a big issue in the run-up to the elections.
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"This is a very big issue and it's something that we need to address in a bipartisan way," Shaheen said.
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Rosendale adds that the Supreme Court vacancy is a big issue that's leading to the NRA's interest in the race.
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"Genuinely it is a big issue for us to face into next year," Street told reporters at a media dinner.
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At the meeting with Sharpton, Buttigieg said his sexuality was not a big issue as he sought reelection in 2015.
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It's an issue in terms of grape supply into the wineries in the UK, it's a big issue for Kent.
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And for the most part, the students we talked to at FDU don't think it's is a big issue yet.
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"We've talked to beer drinkers in multiple countries - they roundly agree that climate change is a big issue," Perkins said.
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"The next big issue that's going to come up in British politics beyond Brexit is Englishness," he told the Telegraph.
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Under Reagan, homelessness became a big issue across the United States and, at the same time, the AIDS crisis began.
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One big issue is that the database could easily be checked against information, like video footage, collected by intelligence agencies.
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Adding an extra hour to my workday seemed like it wouldn't be a big issue, but it was surprisingly difficult.
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As it turns out, taking care of yourself is a big issue in the present movement, unlike in times past.
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The company's big issue was that it was named "Hamburg," so everyone thought they only installed garage doors in Hamburg.
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Copyright claim abuse — often referred to as copyright striking within the YouTube community — is a big issue on the platform.
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It's likely to remain a big issue, at least as long as white voters split so decisively on educational lines.
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"One big issue at Ford China is our decision-making process is too slow," one of the knowledgeable insiders said.
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That has been a big issue traditionally for ARM computers, which feel slower than devices with Intel or AMD chips.
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"Maybe losing some trust of the public is not a big issue for Jokowi," he said, using the president's nickname.
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"The big issue was marketing with integrity and...consumers knowing what they're getting," said Missouri Cattlemen's Association spokesman Mike Deering.
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"This is a big issue for this country," Williams said after a speech to The Hayek Group in Reno, Nev.
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Trump has described the trade imbalances between the two countries as a "very, very big issue" that he would address.
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He said he did not think the operation of the free-agent market was a big issue affecting ticket sales.
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You write about it, but what do you think the big issue … what's your big mistake and that big mistake?
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And the former Whitewater special prosecutor Robert Ray on if all this is a very big issue for one Robert Mueller.
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And yet again, Apple has an awful lot of control and an awful lot of ... It's a big issue for him.
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Speaking of parental drama, Abraham also addressed a big issue with Saran – the fact that she hasn't met his parents yet.
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And I remember when Barack Obama ran in 2008, a big issue was transparency and about being responsive to the citizens.
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HEGSETH: Of course it&aposs a big issue and it&aposs one of the things that could come before the court.
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LIESMAN: I NEED TO GET BACK TO MONETARY POLICY BECAUSE THERE'S ANOTHER BIG ISSUE OUT THERE, WHICH IS THE BALANCE SHEET.
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And before last week's Panjshir flood, Shrestha told me, ICIMOD didn't even consider glacial outbreak flooding a big issue in Afghanistan.
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Add the population boom to this and you can see why farms are going to be a big issue this century.
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And that's after Trump made a big issue of supporting research into new cures in his speech to Congress last month.
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But since, in a city, the poles and other infrastructure would be close together, range won't be such a big issue.
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While Sanders may be a single-issue candidate focused on inequality, it's a really big issue that he has dealt with.
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"At my school, body image is a really big issue for girls my age," said Leach, whose father is State Sen.
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With the lack of diversity in the Oscar nominations a big issue this year, he's tackling something much closer to home.
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Sellers of the Big Issue, a homelessness-charity magazine, warm up from the freezing weather next to students preparing for exams.
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" LePage went on to say that states should provide photo IDs to residents and added that it wasn't "a big issue.
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I think it's a big issue that, there's just a lot of subtleties there and emotions tend to run really hot.
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"It's a big issue, and the more we push it to the side, the worse it's going to get," she said.
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And its big issue of immigration reform has certainly been in the headlines recently, albeit mostly in ugly and xenophobic ways.
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The big issue -- his ID was locked inside the Ferrari, and the tow yard folks were real sticklers for the rules.
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Immigration is a big issue and and as long as we have a border Henry that border needs to be secure.
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"The big issue for the market is trade and tariffs right now," said Kim Forrest, senior analyst at Fort Pitt Capital.
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"So this is a very big issue and it's something that we need to address in a bipartisan way," she continued.
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Another big issue is that getting someone made in Pruitt's mold through the Senate confirmation process as a replacement is unlikely.
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"There are border patrol agents who are already on the reservation and it's a big issue within itself," Seukteoma points out.
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That said, in addition to Ukraine and sanctions, the other big issue that is virtually certain to come up is Syria.
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Another big issue here is that YouTube has helped create an ecosystem of influencer "debate" culture that it doesn't really understand.
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As the chair of the Democratic Governors Association, do see gun control becoming a big issue in the 2018 governors midterms?
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For trans people, the big issue is that North Carolina is trying to push them into acting as someone they're not.
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The big issue that's driving the Democratic primaries this year isn't "Medicare for All" or a "wealth tax" or climate change.
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The big issue with the HP Envy 133—at least the one with discrete graphics—is that the battery life sucks.
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"For elite athletes, if it&aposs only for a couple of days, it&aposs not such a big issue," she said.
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Trump also mentioned trade imbalances in his meeting with Xi, calling it a "very, very big issue" that he would address.
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BUT I THINK CHINA WILL BE -- I THINK THE BIG ISSUE ARE OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH CHINA OVER A PERIOD OF TIME.
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The big issue, Birinyi said, it that today's investors have had seven years of doing really well with indexes and ETFs.
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One big issue is whether general aviation could face higher costs and access to airspace if a private board takes over.
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The big issue for Google is less what the EU might do than how the strategies of smartphone makers might evolve.
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One big issue is the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico, which Trump has repeatedly threatened to leave.
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"My big issue is that failed federal policies continue to take tremendous toll on state budgets," Reinbold wrote in an email.
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Although impeachment of the president is a big issue for independents, unlike partisans they do not lean overwhelmingly in one direction.
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The other big issue was my pay upon switching to being a line cook; it drastically lowered, to say the least.
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Its second big issue is defining the rules of citizenship and privacy in a way that has some ethics standards. Right?
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"The big issue we identified in the fourth quarter last year was the stock availability issue which we have corrected," he said.
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That has already been a big issue for Wall Street, as index funds have eaten into the share of actively managed funds.
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A third big issue that has also reportedly drawn the attention of prosecutors is how the committee spent the money it raised.
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Actually, that's not true either, because there are new properties aimed at millennials that are … Well, you're bringing up a big issue.
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Isaacson said the technology industry is still likely to win on a big issue, a tax holiday on repatriation of foreign cash.
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Despite its well-honed message that the event is above politics, the big issue of the day almost always casts its shadow.
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That suggests this may not become a big issue – though their carmakers' share prices fell on July 21 when the report emerged.
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But it leaves the big issue of governance, and how the code will be policed, for further work over the next year.
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Allies are also a big issue on the other side of Westeros, where Cersei (Lena Headey) is adamant on taking down Daenerys.
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The one big issue ... Michael pointed out Deontay (at 6'7") is way bigger than Clubber Lang ... since Mr. T is only 5'10".
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The other big issue is that the addressable market of people willing to spend four figures on a phone is inherently small.
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Motion sensing has been improved on the product to limit false alerts — a pretty big issue with most of these consumer cameras.
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The big issue for Target, to me, that hasn't been talked a lot about is, they used to own the young mom.
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"I've got a big issue with the text messages," he said on Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti's podcast Almost Famous on Tuesday.
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However, one big issue is that Soundtrap only directly publishes to Spotify itself, in addition to feeding the transcript to search engines.
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CEO Rosengren played down the inventory-build in a media conference call, saying he did not see it as a big issue.
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You're headquartered in... You know, we are in the state of Georgia, we are headquartered there, it's obviously become a big issue.
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"I think the big issue is that people underestimate the risk of not getting vaccinated, and they overestimate the risk of vaccination."
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"There has been a significant decline in law students nationally, and the big issue has been a question of cost," he said.
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So it doesn&apost matter what issue you choose, he&aposs actually created -- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: That&aposs a big issue to me.
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The big issue with the Tillerson-Trump disconnect is that it exacts a toll on Tillerson's credibility as the nation's top diplomat.
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But because of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's polarizing Green New Deal, climate change could become a big issue in the 2020 presidential elections.
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"Climate change is a big issue for the planet, but it definitely spells good news for English and Welsh wine," he adds.
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For the people who work in this industry and make their living in this town, this is a big issue for us.
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Immigration is a big issue in the election campaign, with Donald Trump promising to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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This may not sound like a big deal, but in the world of open-source projects, licensing is currently a big issue.
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A big issue in the last presidential election, current congressional races, and in state and local battles is taxpayer-funded public infrastructure.
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But trade has been a big issue when it comes to NAFTA, when it comes to our trade agreements around the world.
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The big issue at the time was the timing of tax cuts, with most predicting it would come early in the year.
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One big issue in studying vitamin D is there is no consensus on what's a healthy level of the nutrient, Avenell said.
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"We'll see, and hopefully with the federal agencies and his appointments, this won't even be a big issue next year," Lamborn said.
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Voter suppression has become a big issue in the Georgia governor's race, where Republican Brian Kemp is running against Democrat Stacy Abrams.
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On the fiscal side, the big issue is what to do with the German budget surplus of about 1 percent of GDP.
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Today a raft of companies dropped ratings on oil companies: The big issue is, when will supply come in line with demand?
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This lowers the expected return for stocks going forward, which is causing a big issue we'll get to in just a bit.
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Security is a big issue for you tonight—if you can't rely on someone or something, it's time to let it go.
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"In 2014, 2010, 2012, immigration was a big issue for the Latino community, we saw some big voter registration efforts," he says.
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"I know other folks would love to make a big issue out of this," Mr. Ayers was shown saying on the video.
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This is a big issue for me, and to see someone do it in the name of the arts is just terrible.
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One big issue, experts say, is the expansion's link to Obamacare, a law that Republicans have vowed to repeal from the beginning.
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The polling already shows voters trust Democrats over Trump on health care and that health care is a big issue for voters.
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While it wasn't a big issue during my stay, I was woken up by loud neighbors returning from a late night out.
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"You have lots of other issues, we have the big issue of impeachment which sucks the oxygen out of everything," he said.
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"The really big issue is the ratio of metal-using jobs to metal producing jobs is just huge," Hill told CNN Business.
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It was really obvious to me there was a big issue there, said Douillet, who now runs a biotechnology company in Miami.
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A big issue is there's simply no way for most people to know if a treatment is good in the first place.
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I mean, I think, so we got speed, we got subjective standards, we got ... Also, I think accountability is a big issue.
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"The big issue for polar bears in not native hunting, it's the reduction of ice due to increased CO2 levels," he said.
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There was one big issue: the new console wouldn't just have to be smaller, it also needed to be 40 percent more powerful.
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The court has also defended the right of state authorities to restrict slaughter to designated locations, which is a big issue in Belgium.
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The ability to place computing power near users lowers the delay, or latency, people experience, which is a big issue for web users.
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That sounds like a big issue for some, but Lenovo says its working with Amazon to bring full Alexa functionality down the road.
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It was outside forces later in life that made race such a big issue that made me start to feel hyperconscious about it.
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I know he's not the brightest, but it's wild we have such a big issue that POTUS can mix up the tragedies. pic.twitter.
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It's actually a positive for stocks, and really the big issue is going to be news flow around the U.S.-China trade war.
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Market share is the big issue for shippers to China, the world's largest crude importer, and there are two strands to the problem.
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The big issue that happened there, and this is what I can learn, this is what Steve's instincts told him, transformation's really hard.
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On their website, they post what percentage of people who were arrested are mentally ill, because it is such a big issue there.
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"The big issue the Chinese government faces is balancing the desire to control investment outflows against asset price bubbles within China," Bailey said.
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Impulse control is a big issue with CTE, because the prefrontal cortex, which regulates impulse, is what gets damaged the most playing football.
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Like mod vaping as a whole, the big issue with the Topbox Mini Starter Kit is all the options it assails you with.
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Finally, and this is a big issue: Ken Kratz held a press conference shortly after the confession, effectively sealing the confession as fact.
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"Urban flooding is a big issue in Latin America," said Niels Holm-Nielsen, regional coordinator for disaster risk management at the World Bank.
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If you talk to average Puerto Ricans on the Island as I often do, they are not experiencing Zika as a big issue.
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So that's something, and also again as you said, the big issue in trucking, conversations about autonomous trucking is the labor industry, right?
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The District in particular seems to have a big issue when it comes to the disappearance of young people, and young women, especially.
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"The big issue is that there are no long-term safety studies in healthy people with drugs such as modafinil," Sahakian told me.
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Democratic strategist Zac Petkanas said that Trump himself was the big issue on Tuesday and will likely remain so a year from now.
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Here's what you need to know: • The hard-fought presidential race is not the only big issue Americans will decide on Election Day.
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Shoplifting is a big issue at Victoria's Secret because the small underwear can be so easy to hide in a bag or pocket.
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Destructive incidents have become such a big issue that there's now a course that teaches the crew how to tend to the art.
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"The big issue for the market right now is clearly the trade issue," said Ed Yardeni, president of investment advisory firm Yardeni Research.
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"The big issue was marketing with integrity and ... consumers knowing what they're getting," Mike Deering, the Missouri Cattlemen's Association spokesman, told USA Today.
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When I was growing up, income inequality wasn't yet a big issue, because the middle class was strong and the plutocracy fairly marginal.
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"Our free throws were a big issue," said Gonzaga coach Mark Few, noting the Bulldogs' 16-of-29 shooting performance from the line.
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The question of what happens to delegates after a candidate calls it quits has yet to become a big issue in the campaign.
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For the system to hold, though, both parties had to suppress the one big issue that would divide the nation by region: slavery.
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A big issue is a lack of specificity in describing the predictors and outcomes of a study, which leads to overgeneralization and confusion.
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"This is a big issue in Korea," said Ms. Cho's husband, Andy Rim, a South Korean national who works as a warehouse supervisor.
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" He said the relationship between the U.S. and Russia had changed "but for some reason we have a big issue with North Korea.
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Another big issue that these companies are likely to face is how they use repatriated cash if tax reforms are passed in Washington.
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Senator Rubio, I believe a big issue, when it comes to the debate about semiautomatic weapons and automatic weapons is large capacity magazines.
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So last January when Trump instituted a travel ban, that was a pretty big issue for us to be able to step forward.
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But, in order to grow, a big issue with investors, it has to make some major tweaks to the product that change that.
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"The recent General Election in Ireland showed that dismantling the 8th Amendment was not a big issue for voters at all," Sherlock said.
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He was a co-author of the Hurd-Aguilar bill to protect DREAMers (immigration is likely to be a big issue in November).
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That said, I am concerned how much U.S. rates can dislocate from the rest of the world, and I think that's a big issue.
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I feel like the big issue with Star Fox Zero that everyone's harping on is the controls, and honestly—I don't get the hate.
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"That's the big issue on the horizon," said Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the national Immigrants' Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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"Pregnancy discrimination is a big issue within Silicon Valley," Ramit Mizrahi, a lawyer who represents workers in sex discrimination cases throughout California, told Motherboard.
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The big issue here is that experts say that a voter ID would just suppress voter turnout and that is especially amongst poor people.
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This was a big issue if you wanted to play games or run any other GPU-intensive application that relied on the Nvidia hardware.
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The other big issue with the company is the balance sheet, and I think everyone's paying very close attention to the cash flow generation.
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My big issue with the corporate tax is, you have got about one-fifth of the Fortune 500 companies that didn&apost pay anything.
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One big issue is a band of spectrum reserved for automakers to enable vehicles to "talk" to one another that has gone largely unused.
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But he said upcoming rules on soured credit left over from the financial crisis - a big issue for Italy - will be "different" and "careful".
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Clearly, "the people's business" of jobs and incomes is such a big issue that it should be front and center at all EU summits.
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"A big issue is that the wing feathers are not well-preserved at present which is crucial towards assessing flight capability," Pittman told Gizmodo.
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But all of them share one big issue: They dramatically overestimate how much the actual issue positioning of candidates matters for how people vote.
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It became a big issue for Dwayne and Vin, but ultimately, Dwayne acknowledged it was Vin's movie -- he's listed #1 on the call sheet.
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Source: Refninitiv Niles said the decline in smartphone sales is a big issue for chips, since 25% of chip demand is the smartphone market.
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If it does become more difficult to move goods, people, and so forth, that's a big issue for the markets," he told "Squawk Box.
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Censorship has previously been a big issue for the platform, and marking images as sensitive is a huge step up from just deleting them.
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Why it matters: Higher education will be a big issue when the House and Senate merge their tax cut bills into a final version.
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"I can't deal with a big issue when I'm on the fly," he said as he hustled to a meeting in the Capitol. Sen.
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Matt Gorman, a former communications director of the National Republican Congressional Committee, insisted that the reduced tax refunds is "really not" a big issue.
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"This (conflict) had to be stopped because it started to become a big issue ... we were heading towards a national security problem," Fayed said.
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Right now there is a big issue with access, with people in bigger cities being offered tests and in other areas, not so much.
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I know tech addiction has been become a big issue, Tristan Harris and others have been talking about it for a year or more.
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For the record, I believe this is a big issue, but not as much of one when you're wearing them as when you're not.
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The big issue with the studies done so far is they tend to have fairly small sample sizes, with generally fewer than 21 participants.
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Medicaid is the big issue in this race: The Democratic candidates all vow they will expand it in Maine, while all Republicans oppose it.
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Senator Ted Cruz has made a big issue of Trump's past statements on the issue, including them in a television ad earlier this year.
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The European Union is preparing whopping tariffs to counter Mr. Trump if he imposes "national security" tariffs on cars, a big issue for Germany.
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"If it's just you in the car, it's probably not a big issue," Gerba said, but kids and other passengers make things more complicated.
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"This is a big issue that's being handled at the corporate level at Carnival," said Ross Klein, a sociologist who studies the cruise industry.
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"A big issue [in 2020] is going to be prescription drug pricing and that's why everyone needs to get it together and do something."
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App compatibility is still a big issue, performance isn't great, and the much-vaunted battery life doesn't always hold up as well as promised.
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"The one big issue I have with the president is that he's not talking about mandatory E-Verify in the first round," said Beck.
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"The big issue is to think about what has happened to the country — 239 dead in 18 months," he said, using his own count.
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But on health care—which is likely to be a big issue in 2020—Ms Warren does not have a plan of her own.
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Cooper, who was elected the MP for St Albans last week, told LBC that her lack of parliamentary experience was not a big issue.
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Tax cuts was a big issue to them and when tax cuts passed, the focus then became, believe it or not, the skilled workforce.
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Every week, for example, for the Street Diary column, I sat down and interviewed a different Big Issue vendor about his or her life.
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It's no coincidence, for example, that VICE's co-president Andrew Creighton used to sell advertising space in the Big Issue in the mid 90s.
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Immigration is a big issue for Zuckerberg, who is a huge supporter of Dreamers — undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
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And there's another big issue that weighs heavily on Erdoğan's mind: his demand that Gülen — the alleged coup instigator — be sent back to Turkey.
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AND THE OTHER BIG ISSUE FOR US WAS WE SAW, AS I SAID, OUTFLOWS OUT OF EQUITIES AND WE SAW HUGE INFLOWS IN FIXED INCOME.
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The other "big issue" for U.S and U.K. officials to discuss, according to Parakilas, would be what to do next when it comes to Iran.
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So, to have something that is verifiable and Pompeo stressed this again yesterday, that the V for verifiable is a big, big, big issue here.
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" JOSEPH LAVORGNA, CHIEF ECONOMIST, AMERICAS, NATIXIS, NEW YORK "The big issue for the Fed is whether they can resist the urge to tighten rates aggressively.
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Trump and his advisers must now regroup and try to figure out how to avoid another legislative debacle on their next big issue, tax reform.
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" "That will be the big issue which I think the prime minister has to push with the EU when she enters negotiations with them again.
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This is the big issue every Democrat I spoke to says should be at or near the top of the list of foreign policy concerns.
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Equal pay is a big issue, and it's even the subject of a bill that recently passed the House and is now in the Senate.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has one big issue regarding trade talks with the United States — the White House does not support the latest climate deal.
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But defense has been the big issue of late, as the Stars have allowed three goals or more seven times in the past 10 games.
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Ad blocking has been a big issue for Internet users, who are fed up with slow-loading, overbearing or irrelevant ads disrupting their web browsing.
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"I am concerned (about) how much U.S. rates can dislocate from the rest of the world, and I think that's a big issue," Cohn said.
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Price is a big issue for a lot of people — it's about understanding that at a certain price point, you can get that dress elsewhere.
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Marijuana legalization wasn't a big issue during the 2016 campaign, but Trump promised to leave the issue "up to the states," a fairly typical position.
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"I am concerned [about] how much U.S. rates can dislocate from the rest of the world, and I think that's a big issue," Cohn said.
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RIVERA: The problem with -- the problem with inflammatory remarks like Dr. Gorka&aposs attack on me just now is that it obscures the big issue.
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"One thing I do take big issue with the president on is he is saying that Democrats aren't moving forward in good faith," he said.
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Mr Trump would be missing a trick if he did not make abortion a big issue in the run-up to America's next presidential election.
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And that feeling of "nobody can do things as well or as fast as I can," is the other big issue he sees in leaders.
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"Battery life is a big issue in connected devices," said Scott Jacobson, a former Amazon devices manager and now managing director of Madrona Venture Group.
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If there was one big issue that came out front and center in this election, it is the fact that middle class Americans are struggling.
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Greenland voted to leave the club in 1982, but it is part of Denmark, has only 50,000 people and fishing was the only big issue.
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""In other countries, especially China, there is so much national sentiment and pride, anything that threatens or demeans that becomes a big issue for consumers.
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Catching a murderer is a good thing, but the ability of law enforcement to target your DNA through these testing companies is a big issue.
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The big issue, at this point, isn't what we don't know; it's that we have no idea what to do with what we do know.
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GM crops and the approval process are still a "big issue" in the discussions, said one of the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Race has been a big issue in this campaign, and one of you is going to have to bridge a very wide and bitter gap.
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The other big issue that corporate boards may soon have to confront: If your C.E.O. tests positive for the coronavirus, when do you tell investors?
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A big issue is that while Mr. Allen brings up several of the events that punctuated the Bush administration, including the 2000 election and Sept.
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Immigration was naturally a big issue in the debate; O'Rourke defended the Dreamers while Cruz implied that his opponent loved illegal immigrants more than Texans.
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Meanwhile, the athletes aren't too enamoured with the new scoring system themselves as they simply don't trust it—citing its unreliability as a big issue.
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And I think the big issue there is that most of the time when we try to raise awareness about biases, people get defensive. Yeah.
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Which Mark sort of communicated, that it wasn't … Eventually he said, "Oh yeah, yeah, it is a big issue," but after three or four tries.
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But the big issue is whether the investigation provides evidence that the Russians conspired with the Trump campaign to influence the outcome of our election.
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One big issue, according to Ms. Lintott, is that some brands make part of their collection using reclaimed materials but use synthetics for other parts.
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That sets up a political battle with those provinces and makes climate change a big issue in the next general election, expected in October 2019.
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Voter fraud is a big issue for Republicans, but Democrats believe it is a non-issue drummed up as a justification for onerous registration rules.
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Whilst this is a big issue that needs big action to tackle it, there are still some things you can do to make a difference.
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Addressing the cap on the SALT deduction is a big issue for Democrats from high-tax states such as New York, New Jersey and California.
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"The economy is always the big issue because the state of California has been irresponsible in its budget, bankrupting the state, and overregulating," he said.
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"The trend is towards transforming at relatively low speeds and I think that's the big issue that all companies face in digital transformation," he said.
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"The impeachment is not a big issue until you get into a recession," said Stan Shipley, fixed income strategist, at Evercore ISI in New York.
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"I do not think this will have any bearing on the big issue," Carter told "Squawk Box " from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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"The biggest concern with dogs is that they can jump and push you over, however this is not a big issue with most dogs," Swift explains.
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"The big issue that we're grappling with, is getting the documents from the intelligence community and my patience is getting really thin," Warner told reporters. 4.
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"The big issue is the success of the Model 3 – are you going to have a successful launch, and do you have enough liquidity," Clark said.
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In the U.S., President Donald Trump has made immigration a big issue, with his "zero tolerance" policy to criminally prosecute anyone caught crossing the border illegally.
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However, in its limited ruling, the Supreme Court did not decide on the big issue: whether a business can refuse to serve gay and lesbian people.
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Longer term the big issue is when (or if) the Fed starts to unwind the asset purchases made during the crisis and shrink its balance sheet.
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In my experience, that hasn't been a big issue, but sometimes it is nice to have a store to walk into to get in-person help.
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Gun control emerged as a big issue during the Democratic presidential debate Tuesday in Detroit, but then it grew into an argument about money in politics.
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Facebook currently has a big issue with bot discovery, having launched the automated messaging agents last year without an easy way to find ones to use.
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" The President also addressed trade issues before his meeting with Xi. "Trade, as you know, is a very, very big issue for the United States now.
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He made it clear, however that a big issue today is that the law has failed to keep up with technology and that had to change.
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When it comes to the interaction of economics and politics, the big issue is whether the rise of populism will actually shift the balance of power.
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One big issue, he says, is that centers will hire nurses to provide this extra guidance, but they'll also require them to be caretakers and administrators.
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Barb's death was a big issue, and hopefully, it will spell out some of the greater consequences of the first season in lasting and meaningful ways.
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"My big issue is, if you dehumanize us, then you're never going to make policies for us," said Joely Proudfit, who leads the Cal State center.
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With one existing vacancy on the Supreme Court and two sitting justices in their eighties, judicial appointments were an understandably big issue in the recent election.
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"It's not a big issue for now, but could become more of an issue for the dollar if the U.S. administration responds in kind," he said.
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But seeing as you can buy Switch games at any game store, or download them in minutes from the Nintendo eShop, that's not a big issue.
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"Deteriorating performance in the United States is a big issue that we're facing," Motoo Nagai, chairman of the automaker's newly formed audit committee, said on Wednesday.
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With the March for Our Lives and surrounding demonstrations, gun violence and mass shootings suddenly became a big issue in some of the 2018 midterm elections.
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"It's going to be a big issue," Geoffrey Hinton, a vice president with Alphabet Inc's Google, said at a Reuters Newsmaker event in Toronto on Monday.
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"Water scarcity is a big issue for us," he said, adding that local farmers had made irrigation channels for their fields at great cost to themselves.
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Sustainability is a big issue around here, and if you've already replaced your paper towels with bamboo ones, it's time to give the hankie some consideration.
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And a massive citizenry makes social distancing nearly impossible — a big issue when around 100 million people in the country are over the age of 221.
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Federal elections aren't likely to be held until next year but a big issue is already shaping up — a possible ban on handguns and assault weapons.
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The couple seems to have been welcomed by the other good people of Snow Hill, but their race is a big issue for the bad guys.
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Well, one thing that you have talked about a lot, and you know it's my big issue, is the state of ethics in tech right now.
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Taylor scrambled to cover the damage, defensively repeating that her big issue with the song was the word "bitch," which Kanye had never told her about.
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If the big issue over which no compromise can be found and which must therefore be escalated to upper management is nail clipping, then sure: Escalate.
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Another potential issue: unremediated oil tanks, which Lesh said are a big issue on the East Coast, because so many homes there use oil for heat.
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During those meetings, Kozar found that work-related stress was a big issue, so she provided all employees with free subscriptions to the meditation app Headspace.
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The big issue is that they may play a part in a potential coalition government, said Shandana Mohmand, research fellow at the Institute of Development Studies.
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"Ethnicity is quite a big issue, and it isn't an easy thing to address," said Tim Cole, a professor of medical statistics at University College London.
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"In terms of the prescription drugs, that's a very big issue in our caucus, and we hope that we can resolve that," Pelosi said in October.
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One of my beats at VICE News is immigration, which, if you haven't already noticed, has been kind of a big issue in the Trump era.
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While he wasn't expecting to have to address comments made by the president, Kurtz said election interference remains a big issue heading into the 2020 election.
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A big issue here is that the mere possibility of an Italian exit from the eurozone sometime in the future can cause problems in the present.
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There's a big issue with the current discussion about college campuses and safe spaces: A lot of people are getting the definition of safe spaces wrong.
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I'm not one of these saber-rattlers, but this is a really big issue of espionage, Chinese espionage, and alleged spying and all kinds of stuff.
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Smith offers insight and context around nearly every big issue facing tech, from consumer privacy and cybersecurity to artificial intelligence and the digital arms race with China.
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A big issue they're fighting for is a fair workweek — a lot of employees say that their hours were cut after the company raised its minimum pay.
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But there was one big issue missing from the debate, as it has been from the rest of the 2016 campaign: the US-led war on drugs.
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As to why they started with a patch, "We know from our consumer insight research that UV exposure is a big issue for people," Mr. Balooch said.
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"A big problem in emerging pathogen vaccine development is it's in the news, it's a big issue, governments respond by throwing money on the table," Poland said.
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For city dwellers, a big issue is that urban planners prefer to plant male trees, because they don't produce seeds, pods, or fruit that can become litter.
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"The big issue is how you're functioning during the day, so that can be applied to whether you're sleep deprived or getting too much sleep," he says.
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Nick Savvides, a "security evangelist" at Symantec, said the level of upset reflected the fact that privacy was now a big issue for all social media users.
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You know, obviously the U.S. does this, everyone does it, but it's been a big issue in the election with the Russians hacking voting, the Chinese hacking.
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The big issue though is even with that most likely off the table, the market will be more and more focused on the wording from the FED.
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Chinese market crashes have hurt spending power throughout the country, which is obviously going to pose a big issue for companies heavily marketing to consumers in China.
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The reintroduction of wolves in Germany was another big issue facing farmers, Rukwied said, repeating his call that farmers should be allowed to shoot wolves if necessary.
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Turns out they had a big issue ... she claimed they separated May 29, 2016, but the "Entourage" star fired back the date of separation was October 2008.
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Secrecy becomes a big issue for interns because it hinders your access to information you need in order to work and can be a big time drain.
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The big issue is on the pitching staff, which lost ace Gerrit Cole (triceps) and now counts Jonathon Niese's 23.07 ERA as the best in the rotation.
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We're told his people are going to fight this tooth and nail, and it appears the big issue is whether 21 has been convicted of a felony.
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"I don't see a big issue here unless there is actual knowledge and conspiracy that runs all the way up the top of the company," Heitner said.
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That's a big issue in terms of competition because every time there's a tournament, we have to question whether this is actually the best of the best.
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"Since inflation was below target for such a long time it is not a big issue if inflation would be above target for some time," he said.
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Democratic strategist Holly Shulman said that Trump's tax returns will be a big issue for him because he has made his business experience central to his campaign.
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Now the big issue for the men is whether they will be able to cram in all their matches and conclude with a Sunday final, as scheduled.
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I just wanted to be like this guy, and now to work with him, it's a big issue for me, it's a big surprise and it's amazing.
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Another big issue is that a lot of these laws and regulations do not go into effect immediately and there is a lack of multi-industry regulations.
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Many Africans rely on cooking with wood and charcoal, making indoor pollution a big issue -- 600,000 people in sub-Saharan Africa die every year from indoor pollution.
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A big issue is that the quality varies so much from brand to brand on their site that I was unintentionally getting dresses that were sheer fabric.
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My big issue is climate change, and I felt that the progressive wave behind Bernie would bring us the mammoth changes we need to make much sooner.
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Turning to migration policy, another big issue vexing the EU, Coveney called for "action and practical measures" and said all member states needed to make a contribution.
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Countries tend to go to war with one another when they have irreconcilable differences on a big issue on which they entertain very different points of view.
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"I think health care is going to be one of the major issues punctuating outside the Beltway and a big issue in races in 2018," she said.
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Long answer: The response to this image highlighted a big issue in our world today — the way women's bodies are portrayed, and the idea of self-love.
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Age might have been a very big issue this year, were it not for the fact that both of our candidates are in the same calendric boat.
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Why it matters: All five of the Republican AGs are up for reelection in 22019 or 2020, and health care is likely to be a big issue.
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"The big issue for the Fed is whether they can resist the urge to tighten rates aggressively," said Joseph Lavorgna, chief economist for the Americas at Natixis.
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"The Palestinian situation has been written off so many times but it remains a big issue for many Arab citizens," said Mr. Young of the Carnegie center.
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When voters in a party are divided on a big issue, it's a well-known fact that cues from respected party leaders can have a galvanizing effect.
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"If there are local cases in Hong Kong that is not directly connected to Wuhan, this is a big issue," Dr. Yuen said in a phone interview.
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"I think that with the Rings and some of the other new products out there that are incorporating audio that it's going to be a big issue."
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"The big issue that none of us really have the answers to is what the impact of coronavirus will be," Berson told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"2) Trade conflicts (35%)Moritz: "The big issue today that&aposs at top of mind for a lot of organizations and individual people is the trade conflict.
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A big issue for Casper: The billion-dollar valuation may find skeptics from a market that has not been kind to recent mattress and home-furnishing IPOs.
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For Donna Buxton, who had a very demanding job in computer operations in the health care industry until her retirement at 46, the big issue was guilt.
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But if you pull something aside, tell everyone not to put it back, and buy it at the end of your shift, it's not a big issue.
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"That's a particularly big issue for teenage athletes who may not want to report concussion symptoms for fear of being held out of the game," Eisenberg said.
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If Brexit is the big issue, voters may not vote for the candidate they like best, but the one most likely to either fulfill or stop Brexit.
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All right, but I would say it was ... There wasn't latency in this one, as you said it was local, but that's gonna be a big issue.
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If there was any doubt that gun control will be a big issue in the 2020 Democratic primary, the first round of debates helped put that to rest.
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"Suddenly it became a big issue because of the murder," said the trader, adding he was questioned by the police and the foreign ministry over a March purchase.
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Another former Tesla employee told Reuters that the aesthetic look of the tiles, which is not always up to par with Musk's standards, is the "big issue" here.
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"The trade war is a big issue today," said Leung, Hong Kong-based CEO of Xingtai Capital, noting the timing of any resolution to the dispute remains uncertain.
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" Samantha Orduna, a 29-year-old working in customer service living in San Antonio, said she doesn't understand "what the big issue is on giving people health care.
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But there was one big issue: When I took a look at my body in the mirror, and really considered it, I couldn't bring myself to love it.
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However, one big issue that the pair saw for their future was Bella's desire to have children — something Cena did not seem to want in the same capacity.
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"The big issue is with the life cycle of the worm," says Craig Withers, a senior Carter Center health official who has worked with Hopkins for many years.
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Sessions, meanwhile, has long been concerned about possible misuse of these visa programs by companies, and made it a big issue during his time in the U.S. Senate.
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Mr Northam, a doctor who has described treating children and soldiers for bullet wounds, made gun control a big issue in his campaign for the governorship in 2017.
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One big issue with scaling up geothermal energy solutions prior to Dandelion has been the up-front installation costs, both from a financial and practical point of view.
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A big issue is fuel consumption, so the company is putting photovoltaic solar panels on the vessel to power the boat while its idling or using less power.
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"The importance of creating a more sustainable Olympic Games is clearly a big issue -- it is one of the key concepts of the IOC's Agenda 2020," says Peña.
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Why it matters: While non-work tasks are a big issue throughout the year, March Madness is a notorious drain on corporate networks in and out of government.
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American arms sales to Taiwan, of which a package worth $1.8 billion was approved last month, may again become a big issue in relations between China and America.
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" Business Insider founder and CEO Henry Blodget addressed worries around Lyft's valuation, which is currently hovering around $25 billion: "The big issue is valuation, how much it's worth.
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There are shock-absorber feet which minimize rumbling and vibrations in the recording for the most part — a big issue for any microphone that's standing on your desk.
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Yeah, I think the big issue here is the problems that money can't solve, and under the reconciliation rules the Senate is living in, those problems are regulations.
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The big issue right now is that making custom, realistic VR content able to take advantage of everything the medium has to offer really isn't worth the effort.
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Identity theft is a big issue for the IRS, with the agency having detected 2202 million fraudulent tax returns with stolen identities in 2628, according to the report.
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The big issue isn't the number of insurers, much less the number of plans offered by each (in general, more plans add unnecessary complexity and increase risk segmentation).
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"I think health care's going to continue to be a big issue, unless the Republican party has learned their lesson and they just fold on this," she argued.
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The big issue here is an imbalance between the way the show was writing Piz and Parker as characters and how it's using them on a structural level.
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"At my school, body image is a really big issue for girls my age," began the girl, Brennan Leach, 15, who had a red bow in her hair.
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But we know there's one big issue that has to be tackled: Funding for some of the government, including the Department of Homeland Security, expires on Dec. 8.
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Matthew Futterman: My one big issue with the Southgate lineup is playing Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who has a yellow card and misses the next game with another one.
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Identity theft is a big issue for the IRS, with the agency having detected 1.8 million fraudulent tax returns with stolen identities in 2014, according to the report.
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"Nixon succeeded, as Carl pointed out, but we don't know the impact of the Russian meddling, and that's a big issue and maybe we'll never know," Woodward said.
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Also, the lack of a 3.5mm headphone jack will be frustrating for some folks, but I prefer to use Bluetooth headphones so didn't find it a big issue.
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Another big issue is the use of temporary workers, who have no pathway to full-time job status and few rights related to sick time or vacation days.
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Despite Cameron's plea to his final EU summit last week to rethink freedom of movement, labor mobility within the EU is not a big issue for Britain's partners.
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"Now they have to resolve the big issue: The father has to divorce himself from his conflict by appointing an independent trustee for his businesses," Mr. Eisen said.
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Still, the backward slide in incentives "is going to be a big issue and crash this market further," said Jessica Caldwell, executive director for industry analysis at Edmunds.com.
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In the early days, much of this was done with just a fax machine and a landline, as emails didn't happen at the Big Issue until about 2000.
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"The big issue for me is how long this buildup is going to last," said Eric Wertheim, an independent naval analyst and author of Combat Fleets of the World.
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The other big issue in the campaign is a surge in property crime, which is linked to the opioid crisis: Alaska ranks toward the top on drug overdose deaths.
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I definitely learned that I should tell people what's going on with me in the future, because that was a big issue with my former girlfriend—not opening up.
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OBAMACARE&aposS FUTURE BECOMES BIG ISSUE IN MIDTERM ELECTIONS The D.C. Council in June passed its own individual mandate, which would require city residents to have health insurance coverage.
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Because you're having, you know, a lot of people mention it being an issue, so it's a minor issue for most companies, but it's a big issue for some.
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"Northern Ireland is still the big issue," an EU official, who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the talks, told CNBC over the phone.
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Deepfakes Will End The World Deepfakes, or when people use complicated technology to transplant one person's face onto another's in a video, have become a big issue in porn.
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"Mindful of skill shortages, which is a big issue within the industry, and the implications of Brexit potentially, we've started to look at all the mainstream alternatives," he said.
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Criminal justice reform will almost certainly be a big issue in the primary, and some critics say Harris has been too close with law enforcement during her political rise.
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That makes it harder for consumers to recoup the original cost of a platinum piece - a big issue for those who see jewelry as a source of ready cash.
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"Spirituality is a big issue, but we need somebody who's strong," said Charles E. Henderson, 61, a disabled veteran from Lexington, Ky., who grew up attending a Nazarene church.
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Even with the plant-based meat, the big issue is that people do this in labs at a small scale, but really, scaling up is a completely different problem.
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Zone two is the really big issue, and one in which a subcontractor dropped the ball, and then Tesla only realized how badly it had been dropped very recently.
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"Broadband privacy won't simply be a big issue in 2018, it will be one of the biggest," Malkia Cyril, executive director of the Center for Media Justice, told Motherboard.
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"But for Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia, the issue was they could not get a reliable supply of dry ice, and power was a big issue, too," Friend says.
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The big issue for Lacy ... dude loves Chinese food -- LOVES IT. We did some Yelping -- looks like there's a handful of Chinese joints right near the Hawks practice facility.
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If anything, it motivated me to break that stereotype or whatever it is [because] that's a big issue that we have... women aren't a big part of the industry.
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The blackouts became a big issue—we'd be scrambling to find a way to watch the game last minute because we had no idea it would be blacked out.
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Myles Martin, a spokesman for the FEC, told The New York Times on Monday that big issue is whether a mailer discloses that it is from a political campaign.
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"Firms have moved from thinking it's not a big issue, or that it's just a personal matter between two staff, to seeing it as relevant for them," she says.
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After several election cycles in which Democrats rarely pushed gun control as a big issue, the third night of the Democratic National Convention showed just how much that's changed.
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Fair scheduling is a big issue for a lot of women, especially those who are trying to raise families and taking responsibility at home, but trying to improve themselves.
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And whether people delete their app over it or just don't feel good about using Facebook, that's a big issue that I think we have a responsibility to rectify.
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Congress has often dragged its feet on re-upping their funding and finding a way to pay for it (this was a big issue back in 27, for example).
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Health care has been a big issue in all the contests so far, with 42% who said it was their top issue in Iowa and 37% in New Hampshire.
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Berlin's big issue now is how to get a lock on the ECB by putting in a German, or a suitable (North European) surrogate, as the bank's next president.
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A big issue would be whether U.S. regulators would sign off on a merger of the third and fourth-largest wireless carriers or block it on anti-trust grounds.
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"Overdraft is still a very big issue for some consumers," said Nick Bourke, director of consumer finance at the Pew Charitable Trusts, which has published studies on the subject.
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So a good essay will prove that the writer belongs around the seminar table, mixing it up on social class or whatever the big issue of the day is.
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I don't think actually the big issue is the globalization or the trade issues with the U.S., it is actually much more within the US infrastructure education systems etc.
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SO LOOK, YEAH, THERE'S ISSUES OUT THERE -- BUT LET US GET AT IT, BUT I DON'T THINK MARGIN COMPRESSION IS A BIG ISSUE FOR US. FABER: ED, CAPITAL RETURN.
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Pete Hart, who hawked The Big Issue, a magazine meant to give homeless people a way to make money without panhandling, was a fixture in front of the shop.
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One big issue the analysis says Republicans will face is Pennsylvania's congressional district map, which was recently redrawn by the state's Supreme Court despite protests from state GOP leaders.
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And whether people delete their app over it or just don't feel good about using Facebook, that's a big issue that I think we have a responsibility to rectify.
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The big issue, says Lexi Beach, who runs New York City's Astoria Bookshop, is that it is overwhelmingly unlikely that Amazon will face any consequences for violating the embargo.
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"The big issue is that people are afraid of being in vehicles where they cannot exercise some control," said Gartner research director Mike Ramsey, in an interview with CNBC.
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One big issue is U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff on steel and aluminium, which many investors worry could trigger retaliatory moves by U.S. trade partners and hurt the economy.
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Now it goes down further in the government and I think that's going to be the big issue facing the facing the global economy at the at the moment.
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"The big issue facing shale is the core inventory depletion," said Matt Portillo, research analyst at Tudor Pickering Holt & Co, referring to the rapid output decline in shale wells.
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I think monopoly is going to become a big issue in 2020 because we have concentration in all these industries and it's having an effect on the labor market.
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But Duke was an enthusiastic supporter of Trump as far back as the Republican primary in 2016, and Trump's reluctance to disavow that support was, briefly, a big issue.
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Because the message here from those close to him was NATO was formed at a time when we were fighting communism, and actually now the big issue is Islamic State.
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"Dust is a big issue ... if you open windows, dust appears on the sill and we breath it in," said Grigory, who did not want to give his last name.
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The big issue comes down to the condensation, and the potential for biofilms to develop inside the air conditioner, and for the fan to disseminate those bacteria into the air.
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The big issue for Rodman ... he was on probation at the time for a 2016 wrong way car crash and had been ordered to stay clean or else face jail.
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Burnout was a big issue during the first season of OWL, and while Blizzard made some changes to mitigate it in season 2, player wellness still remains a hot topic.
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Attrition has been a big issue for Tesla in the last two years as the company has missed some of its production goals and its stock price has swung wildly.
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"Optimism surrounding a potential trade deal has really been the big issue here in the United States the last couple days," said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho.
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The other big issue in the campaign has been a surge in property crime, which is linked to the opioid crisis: Alaska ranks toward the top on drug overdose deaths.
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Officials estimate that roughly $3.6 billion in self-bond liabilities could fall to taxpayers and "it is a big issue," Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell told Congress in December.
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He said a big issue right now in academia is "what to do about speech that offends vulnerable populations and how to protect speech and safety at the same time."
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It was exactly what you'd expect: new big issue, both parties working together, hearings, bills -- John McCain even campaigned for president as a Republican on a strong climate change platform.
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"For a long time, surgeons have been happy with surgical outcomes as long as a big issue didn't come up, such as an infection," he said in a phone interview.
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Bonds' big issue has been that hard economic data this year has been weaker than sentiment indicators, whose post-election surge convinced markets that faster growth was near at hand.
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Still, as their wealth increased, she wanted to do more on a big issue: stopping the trafficking of women and girls and, more broadly, changing gender norms around the world.
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"The big issue for the Liberal Party of Canada is that this undercuts their top asset - the prime minister's brand," said Darrell Bricker, head of polling company Ipsos Public Affairs.
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French banks have said that Brexit was not a big issue for them, given that they have Paris trading hubs and all the necessary licenses to operate in the region.
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That might be a good outcome, but it's an odd defense from an administration that has made a big issue of its opposition to free trade deals such as NAFTA.
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"I think it's a big issue, but look, I designed the platform, so if someone's going to be fired for this, it should be me," he said at the time.
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Travel Tips Traveling by bus abroad can be a fun and affordable way to see the sights, but depending on where you go, road safety can be a big issue.
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To me, the big issue is whether the things done as a teen were just part of an abhorrent culture of that age or signs of a lasting character weakness.
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As an electrician, worker's rights and labor unions were a big issue for him, and when Payne shared Warren's plan for empowering workers and raising wages, it won him over.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, formulated the plan to call legislators back to Albany this week for a rare special session to address one big issue: the extension of mayoral control.
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The trust issue is a big issue and the drip drip drip of the emails that Bernie Sanders "doesn't give a damn about" have a corrosive impact on her image.
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Content adjacency — or the images and videos that ads appear next to — has become a big issue for advertisers after reports showed ads running next to inappropriate content on YouTube.
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For capital markets professionals, the price of an asset in decline was not a big issue and hadn't deterred interest in those looking to enter the segment, Chow told CNBC.
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Until public health authorities put out alerts about the fungus and doctors began actively looking for it, "we weren't aware that Candida auris was such a big issue," Eyre said.
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In fact, Europe has less today than it had before, partly because if you're a small country, the issue of people leaving, changing their residence, is a fairly big issue.
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We have one big issue we're not in agreement on, but I think everyone wants to work together, so we're not going to make a big play of it tomorrow.
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"This is kind of the U.S. equivalent in abuse of the Russian doping ... It might well (become the next big issue)," Pound told Reuters in a telephone interview from Florida.
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Tim Hetherington, who worked at the Big Issue in the late 90s before he became a world-renowned war photojournalist, was killed by a mortar blast in Libya in 2011.
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This wasn't a big issue, but this meant that for years we were unable to create the most fun part of our family life — the moments when we were all together.
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Though delivering on time in Lagos can be tough, with the notorious unpredictability of the traffic, delays and unforeseen hindrances, Kehinde says delays have not been a big issue so far.
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In areas with lots of internet infrastructure and a competitive market, that's not a big issue, but for many communities in Colorado, high-speed internet is limited, expensive, or non existent.
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Cellphone carriers are dropping holiday deals left and right, but the big issue is that the phones usually take forever to ship — and who wants to give a belated holiday gift?
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The big issue was a pair of Apollo 7s would set you back $299, a price tag that was way too high considering the earbuds had no buttons or extra features.
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There's also the very big issue that the results you get in the assistant are often different than what you'll get with other versions of Google you'll find on the Pixel.
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Payments for show reruns and movies that play on traditional TV are well-covered, but residuals for streaming and other digital viewing became a big issue in this round of talks.
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"The big issue is looking at any impact that a disorderly Brexit will have on the UK economy, and as you'd expect we've got lots of early warning indicators," Golding said.
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Jay Inslee, the Washington state governor and 2020 candidate, has made it the centerpiece of his campaign, and no Democratic foreign policy platform has neglected to make it a big issue.
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Bargaining position Zhang Baohui, a professor of political science at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said the big issue was whether the Syria strike would affect China's bargaining position on North Korea.
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" The real estate mogul added that the host of this year's ceremony, stand-up legend Chris Rock, will "probably make a big issue out of it, and I think that's fine.
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But on Tuesday, Trump gave us a deeper look into why, exactly, he doesn't think climate change is such a big issue—because his "natural instinct" tells him so, AP reports.
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Netflix has been a longtime critic of basically anything that hampers internet access (with some strange exceptions), so it's no surprise to see it taking on another big issue this year.
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Perceived tax avoidance by large foreign companies is a big issue in Australia, and the government is now enforcing new measures known as the "Earned here, Taxed here" corporate tax laws.
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Land rights are a particularly big issue in Brazil, where the government has said an estimated 100 million people, half of its population, cannot prove full legal ownership of their homes.
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"The big issue is cost of living — other issues like corruption are secondary to Malaysians' bread and butter," said Rashaad Ali, research analyst at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
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A big issue with the design is that the ear cups are small and, while the padding is soft and breathable, the headphones are still uncomfortable to wear for extended periods.
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That has made climate a big issue in the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, although none of the senators running have yet signed onto the Coons carbon tax bill.
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But by voting against it, Booker — who pretty much everyone expects to run for president in 2020 — put himself on the wrong side of a big issue for progressive Democratic voters.
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"I'm not the one who's making a big issue of it," President Obama said when asked about the importance of transgender bathroom access during a PBS town hall meeting in Indiana.
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That was a big issue for the creators of "The Bible: In the Beginning" (1966), an all-star version of Holy Writ—or, at least, of its first twenty-two books.
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Palmer: The other big issue is the testing and the lack of the tests, and the lapse from when the people take the tests and when they actually get the results.
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"I don't think inflation is a big issue for China so far," said Yu Yongding, a prominent economist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, an elite government institution in Beijing.
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The big issue is central banks globally are just out of bullets, just at the same time tings are moving south...You feel like the central bank puts are less powerful.
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Congress is on recess for the holiday week, but when they return to the Hill, they'll need to deal with a big issue that wasn't really addressed in the Omnibus: immigration.
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"The big issue is how people feel about the government's performance...it's performance in relation to housing and child poverty, and there will be a debate about climate change," said Duncan.
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Concerns over his campaign's finances don't appear to be going away, as Nilsen and Stewart explained: Getting money out of politics is a big issue for Democrats, whether liberal or moderate.
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Interestingly, Danny Sullivan, who first highlighted Google's big issue with featured snippets, now works at the company to help educate people on how search works and look into issues like these.
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"I know this is a big issue for women, for me to work these games, and I think it's a sad state of affairs that this is the case," she said.
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I cannot support that claim entirely, but I would say that it's the first time in a long time that Russia has become such a big issue in an American election.
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I thought I was going to have a big issue coming back with my hands full of coffee, but I managed to clear it with minimal spillage, so that was good!
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"We punched well above our weight when it came to exposing big-name companies and organizations that treated people badly," says Jane Cassidy, a former news editor at the Big Issue.
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I spoke with Wolf this weekend about how gerrymandering became such a big issue in Pennsylvania and what role governors can play when it comes time to redraw maps after 2020.
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The face-covering, or niqab, became a big issue in the 2015 Canadian federal election, especially in Quebec, where the majority of the population supported a ban on it at citizenship ceremonies.
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Luckily, a lot of our favorite brands are aware of the problem, and they are making efforts to help you recycle your old clothes and put a dent in this big issue.
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It's a tale that's been written about in a Facebook post by filmmaker Lance Smith, who was buying a coffee when he ran into him selling the street magazine, The Big Issue.
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And you know what, the big issue for my critics and the president&aposs critics and the economic area, you&aposll never get to three percent, you can&apost beat two percent.
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Duke's enthusiasm for Trump was a big issue earlier in the campaign season, with many Republican politicians professing to be appalled by Trump's reluctance to denounce the former Ku Klux Klan leader.
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Florida's 26th district: Health care is a big issue here, and it'll be a test of whether a moderate Republican in the Trump era can hold on to a largely Hispanic district.
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The directional pad — a big issue with Nyko's NES Classic offering — is much better this time around, though it's a big larger than I would like, and at times can feel imprecise.
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"The big issue there is always with the Taliban," said Gates, whose multi-billion dollar philanthropic Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is one of the biggest funders of the polio eradication campaign.
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Taking rent into account when it comes to credit scores has already been tested with the Rental Exchange, an initiative set up by Big Issue Invest with the credit scoring agency Experian.
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Jay Inslee, the Washington state governor and 2020 candidate, has made it the centerpiece of his campaign, and every Democratic foreign policy platform released so far has made it a big issue.
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"Currency convertibility is a big issue for investors," said Richard Tait, a director at Harare-based private equity outfit Mangwana Capital - which is trying to raise $150 million for investments in Zimbabwe.
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That divide could be a big issue, because if the goal of the Go is to deliver high quality VR to everyone, the current selection of Gear VR content simply isn't enough.
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A man had a big issue with Donald Trump, or more specifically his hotel ... so he made his point by climbing on a ledge 7 floors above earth and threatening to jump.
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"The big issue would be if you have economic growth accelerate, because in an economic acceleration environment, you want to be more value, more cyclicals as opposed to secular growth," he said.
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"Clearly the escalation of tensions with Iran is a big issue, no question about it," Jan Friederich, head of Middle East and Africa sovereign ratings at Fitch Ratings, told CNBC's Hadley Gamble.
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Because these Americans and their families and friends know that drug costs can be a significant part of the monthly budget, this topic will be a big issue in the next election.
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"The big issue that I grapple with is that the regulatory state keeps growing," said Robert Hahn, an economist and a regulatory expert at the Smith School at the University of Oxford.
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One big issue: At the Republican National Convention in July in Cleveland, the Trump campaign stripped the party platform of language calling for the United States to provide lethal weapons to Ukraine.
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"This isn't a few percent here and there; this is severalfold difference in prediction accuracy so it's a pretty big issue," the paper's lead author Alicia Martin told me over the phone.
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Pilot mental health is another big issue to tackle, says Quay Snyder, a former Air Force flight surgeon and a member of the Aerospace Medical Association Working Group on Pilot Mental Health.
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But Iowa's privatization of Medicaid under Reynolds is a big issue hobbling her reelection bid, and, right now, and Hubble is polling a few points ahead of her here in late October.
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So, maybe if the president of the United States decided to make it a big issue, I bet they could find a way to claw back some of that amount of money.
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While Noah (Dominic West) and Helen (Maura Tierney) are dealing with the biggest event in their day, Vik's (Omar Metwally) funeral, Janelle (Sanaa Lathan) is dealing with a very different big issue.
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From her reform work for police and fire pensions, to changing laws about the use of golf carts (a big issue there), Republicans point to her grassroots work at the local level.
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But let's first address the big issue: You can tow 9,300 pounds with this configuration, which is well down from the nearly 13,500 pounds that the mightiest gas-powered V8 Silverado offers.
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Another big issue is that the co-op is an "at will" shop, meaning that workers can be let go at any time for any reason, without managers having to offer cause.
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That means that the slice is already very small, and it's even more difficult given one big issue: the way studios grant access to press screenings and junkets to critics and journalists.
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"In the past, it's been a big issue that the retailer says you can get your order in a couple of hours but don't tell you when it will be done," Osburn said.
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"Man, I just watch all the news that's going on with race being such a big issue again now in America and I just think of what was said by Selassie," Keznamdi said.
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Field of view has been a big issue for past Leap Motion systems; it's very disorienting to accidentally move your hands out of the sensor's range and see it lose track of them.
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Corruption is a big issue for most of the demonstrators, who are angry at those few who can buy their way into high-ranking jobs and then demand payments from those beneath them.
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Still, the breadth of Facebook's reach and questions of how much data it collects continues to be a big issue for the company and how well it communicates that externally will be critical.
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Although it's almost always a big issue in presidential campaigns, the number of abortions in the US has been generally declining since the 1990s, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Because that's the big issue, when you look at income inequality, and the disruption has come more so from digitization and technology than it has from policy issues and trade issues right now.
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The second thing is that ... And with all due respect, because it is a big issue for a lot of people, I don't know that many people that are dying of dental issues.
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One big issue: The new digital-native financial system is certain to draw scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators who have been criticizing Facebook over its handling of data privacy and potential antitrust issues.
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Trade is just a big issue that' snot going away…It feels to me like it's a campaign issue…Wall Street Republicans hate it, but Main Street Republicans don't, so it makes sense.
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In order to remain backwards compatible, future Moto Z phones are going to have to stay more or less the same size — a big issue in this age of ever-shifting screen sizes.
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Exit polls suggest Trump's big issue margins were among voters who said immigration and terrorism — which Trump managed to turn into another form of immigration by focusing on refugees — were their top priority.
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But the project was abandoned in January 2016 due to a lack of land and permits, before the question of Trump's business ties to Russia became a big issue on the campaign trail.
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It has become a big issue because the estate and gift tax exemption is now $2000 million per person or $225 million for a couple — more than double what it was last year.
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Felicity Huffman got the best deal she could this week at the great expense of prosecutors, and Kevin Hart's car crash raises a big issue -- should safety harnesses be required on classic cars?
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"I do think for elite athletes, if it's only for a couple days, it's not such a big issue, but for someone with asthma, it could be a very different story," she said.
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"In terms of the prescription drugs, that's a very big issue in our caucus, and we hope that we can resolve that," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday at her weekly news conference.
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One big issue for TV networks is that they don't exactly have the data that advertisers are craving these days — especially compared with the Silicon Valley companies that keep gobbling up ad dollars.
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Engadget calls the Mate Xs a good-looking product, but notes that the lack of software to try out — due to the absence of the Google Play app store — was a big issue.
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Edwards said selling "The Big Issue" - a magazine founded in 1991 to help the homeless earn a living - while sleeping on the streets had helped give him back "a bit of self-respect".
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Ruan says although most of the founders he backs are from referrals, he considers candidates who send good cold emails, pinpoint a big issue, and demonstrate how they plan to fix it succinctly.
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When you're trying to get these high standards, another big issue seems to me at Uber — and then I want to finish up talking about Silicon Valley in general — you have moral problems.
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"The big issue is the Socialist party - it might well be that we have to go through a failed investiture to later get a government," said Antonio Barroso, a political analyst at Teneo Intelligence.
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As intelligent machines begin muscling into daily life, a big issue remaining is how deeply people will trust them to take over critical tasks like driving, elder or child care, and even military operations.
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Medicaid expansion has been a big issue here — Maine voters supported in a 2017 ballot referendum but outgoing Republican LePage has obstructed it — and every Democrat has said they would implement it if elected.
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"A big issue is the ability to gather evidence of impact," she said, referring to the time it takes for global policies like the gag rule to have tangible, documentable impacts on world health.
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"It's only a matter of time until one of these cases comes back to the court, and it could be that Justice Kennedy didn't want to be there for that big issue," she said.
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So far, it hasn't been a big issue for them: All three are competing for the same primary voters, so as long as they all fail equally it's not a big deal for them.
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British officials will, though, be aware that while money and expatriates are a big issue for some countries, notably in the poorer east, Germany and other rich states are more anxious to keep trading.
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Lithium-ion battery fires have obviously been a big issue over the past few months after the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, but RoboSimian's unfortunate meltdown was an extreme example of what can happen.
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I mean, this is a big issue, and we are introducing comprehensive legislation at a time when we have Donald Trump as president, who wanted to throw 32 million people off the health insurance.
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It is a big issue for the developed world since, with workforces likely to stagnate or shrink as the baby boomers retire, productivity will have to do all the work of generating economic growth.
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One big issue, of course, is that you can only see the scientists' comments if you're using the tool, just like you'd reach for a pair of reading glasses to gain a clearer view.
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Selfie and snapshot culture mixed with a lack of knowledge about wildlife issues and the carefully preserved populations of animals like bison in national parks has created a big issue for places like Yellowstone.
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"For us, it's a big issue, because in a normal factory farm, if there is any problem with a cow, they just send her for slaughter, and we would never do that," he said.
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While weddings are notoriously expensive in the US, and wedding debt is undoubtedly a big issue, believe it or not, there are eight countries where weddings send a greater percentage of couples into debt.
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Whoever wins on Tuesday has a real shot at beating Hurd, who was a co-author of the Hurd-Aguilar bill to protect DREAMers (immigration is likely to be a big issue in November).
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There will have to be a lot of work after this to assess if it causes problems in humans, but the fact that you can do it in rats will be a big issue.
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"The great new President of Mexico has made this a big issue, but the cartels have become so large and powerful that you sometimes need an army to defeat an army!" the president tweeted.
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Whenever there's an issue where someone's data gets passed to someone who the rules of the system shouldn't have allowed it to, that's rightfully a big issue and deserves to be a big uproar.
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The big issue here — just like the last bug the company announced which changed the privacy settings for millions of users without their permission — is that, little by little, Facebook keeps eroding user trust.
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"A big issue with the volunteer service is how long they can continue to do this as the season stretches into weeks and months," NSW Rural Fire Service volunteer Peter Holding told ABC News.
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"To me, the big issue in markets is actually we have been in denial as investors globally about how good things are," Eric Lonergan, macro fund manager at M&G, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But at the same time it's a big issue in America today, whether or not it's in football, whether or not it's in everyday life, whether or not it's in politics, it's out there.
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We're here with a really great panel talking about America's Hiring, a Tech Tour that is taking place, to try to bring more tech jobs across the country, which has been a big issue.
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A big issue has been the storage of food, as bears can quickly become accustomed to vistors' picnics and then lose their fear of humans, returning again and again to tasty spots and becoming aggressive.
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That was a big issue, Telegram's Durov pointed out, because it meant the iOS version of the app was not compliant with the European Union's new GDPR privacy law that went into effect last week.
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A big issue for countries most vulnerable to climate change is a mechanism to find ways to cover the growing costs of "loss and damage", which has been relegated to a footnote in the draft.
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It's a big issue with democrats -- a lot of dems feel Bernie is damaging the party by refusing to drop out and continuing to go after Hillary ... when the focus should be uniting against Trump.
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This week marks the end of the federal comment period for a big issue facing many Americans -- will hardworking families be left to foot the bill for the clean-up responsibilities of bankrupt coal companies?
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Already in India, WhatsApp — which counts 200 million users in the country — has a range of community groups, but the big issue is discovery since new users have to be added to the group directly.
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Just one BIG issue with the artwork ... Genie says it makes her look BALD because it doesn't have a braid ... so we take it the fan's tattoo artist will have some more work to do.
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It's certainly an approach that appealed to Insight, who saw a company that was solving a big issue for enterprises as they moved from an older Waterfall development methodology to a more modern Agile one.
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Ross, speaking to reporters in Hong Kong two days after his visit to Beijing, also said overcapacity was still a big issue in some sectors and highlighted new industries such as robotics as potential threats.
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The Peter G. Peterson Foundation said Friday that their September fiscal confidence index is 28503, up a point from 22019 in August, a sign that the the fiscal outlook remains a big issue for voters.
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Online security has become a big issue for large corporations, in particular financial institutions, given the growing sophistication of hackers who breach computer networks and gain access to sensitive information about customers and corporate strategies.
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"Corruption and kick-backs are a big issue at public sector banks," said a Mumbai-based banker at a global lender, adding that the government needed to overhaul credit rules, including those for consortium lending.
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Some officials said that a potential delay in the euro zone integration talks was not a big issue because they concerned the future architecture of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), now encompassing 19 countries.
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DRUG-SNIFFING K-9S ARE OVERDOSING ON OPIOIDS DURING ROUTINE SEARCHES: &aposTHIS IS A REALLY BIG ISSUE&apos The Urabenos gang is "Colombia&aposs most powerful criminal group," according to nonprofit investigative organization InSight Crime .
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The big issue: The hardliners don't like the tax credits to help people in the individual market buy coverage, although it's only one of many problems they have with a leaked draft of the plan.
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The big issue behind the budding civil war in a faith of 1.3 billion people — a rift that could plunge the church back into a medieval mind-set on sexuality — is the same old thing.
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So this is a big issue that Disney, Fox, Viacom, Comcast, Verizon, AT&T and others need to solve for, and an area where new entrants like YouTube are hoping to find their way in.
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Ironically, the Benghazi attack does raise one very big issue that's getting relatively little GOP attention: what it says about the US intervention in Libya, which contributed to the chaos in which Stevens was killed.
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But while there is plenty of capital to invest in things like ClimateTech, a lot of the data that's needed to tackle this big issue is badly applied, leading to a big misallocation of resources.
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"Straws are one of top five items found in beach cleanup, so they are still a really big issue," said Johnson, a marine biologist and founder of Ocean Collectiv, an organization that works for sustainability.
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"I think to ask that they be superhuman saints is not what we should do because nobody is like that," he said in an interview with The Big Issue, a magazine that helps the homeless.
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The big issue is that the investment boom boosters promised didn't come to fruition, any more than Republicans delivered on the promise of a tax code simple enough that you can file on a postcard.
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"If you are prepared that there will be a line and spend the time just enjoying all the impressive poses many of the tourists are doing, the waiting is not a big issue," said Soldal.
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"I think to ask that they be superhuman saints is not what we should do because nobody is like that," he said in an interview with The Big Issue, a magazine that helps the homeless.
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Operating costs were a big issue when military officials from the United States, Israel and F-35 user nations in Europe - Britain, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Turkey, the Netherlands - met in Germany in September last year.
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"I think it's a big issue, but look, I designed the platform, so if someone's going to be fired for this, it should be me," Zuckerberg told Recode's Kara Swisher on this week's Recode Decode podcast.
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"It has a big potential growth ... in India because energy supply reliability is a big issue in India," he said at a media briefing in Singapore, referring to LNG being transported in trucks to industrial users.
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We caught up with the conference's director, Filippo Rean, to hear about the three hottest themes at this year's conference: Housing supply has become a big issue for stakeholders from a wide variety of vantage points.
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"Designing an entire engine and designing the entire infrastructure around it so that you can develop it and maintain it, that is the big issue," said Jorg Schluter, a senior engineering lecturer at Australia's Deakin University.
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The big issue is that, while there have been some great and successful companies, Boston largely missed a market shift toward consumer technologies, the cloud and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) in the 2000-2010 timeframe.
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Maybe there's two people who used the app and they asked for relatively innocuous data — so the chance that that is a big issue is a lot lower than an app that was widely in circulation.
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If he's not right, that's a big issue—especially if the Warriors want to go to their Death Lineup as often as possible in order to play Tristan Thompson, Kevin Love, or both off the floor.
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Speaking as one who has been able to break into a voting machine before, I can tell you right now that focusing on the security of the devices themselves is not the big issue at hand.
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Obama's decision to nominate a Supreme Court justice as Republicans and Democrats are embroiled in a heated primary season makes it all but certain that the Court will become a big issue on the campaign trail.
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Operating costs were a big issue when senior military officials from the United States, Israel and F-14 user nations in Europe - Britain, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Turkey, the Netherlands - met in Germany last week, they said.
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