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Succession doesn't exactly seem like the most pressing matter at this point in time.
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Heading into the summit, however, the flagging global economy appeared the most pressing matter.
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Ms. Walker added that the most pressing matter for South Africans at the moment was unity.
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But the most pressing matter was the midterm elections, which for them are an important first step in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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That first set of rules dealt with what governments felt was the most pressing matter: the order of precedence among ambassadors and envoys.
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This is why the most pressing matter during the three-day state visit will be to persuade Mr Trump not to walk away from the Iran nuclear agreement on May 12th, as he has threatened to do.
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If all four fall, the Beat will be lost and the kingdom will succumb to a permanent distemperature, but it is possible to cheat the Oracle. Basilius, for whom the new king is the most pressing matter, decides to leave Arcadia to find and slay him on the road, bringing everyone along so he can keep watchful eyes on his wife and daughters. He lies to his family, explaining that Pythio only prophesized happy ends and that they must hunt a golden stag on the road. Gynecia is suspicious, but the kingdom prepares to embark anyway ("Get Up and Go").
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In addition to three permanent sub-committees (architecture and town planning, community services and education), action groups would be established to respond to urgent concerns. The first of these action groups got to work immediately on the most pressing matter: the proposed demolition of the Lee Street block.Beauchamp & Strahan, op cit, p.157. The action group prepared the case for preserving the existing buildings in a report addressed to the Commission. This report contained a comprehensive analysis of the block, demonstrating the historical significance and structural soundness of the buildings, the acceptable level of sanitation and the lack of ‘overcrowding’.
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During the course of his appointment, Palmer met with diplomats and stakeholders to try to find a solution for the Arab-Israeli conflict. He also served as the chairman of the commission, starting in January 1950. Amidst a diplomatic impasse, he had to convince French diplomat Claude Bréart de Boisanger in matters regarding remuneration for Palestinian refugees, a position rejected by Dean Acheson; ultimately, even the study of possible compensation was tabled in fanciful hopes of more negotiation. However, Palmer considered the question of compensation to be the most pressing matter, and many of his actions as chairman would attempt to resolve this issue.
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