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... to this disease are years and years of exposure to many hits. And those hits may be relatively mild. JEFFREY BROWN: And, Mark, let me just ask you very briefly. You mentioned that lawsuit. Just tell us briefly where do things stand? That goes on, right? MARK FAINARU-WADA: Yes ...
... and work together and solve these challenges. KEITH ELLISON: We do embrace talking about this. JEFFREY BROWN: Yes, you do embrace that. But let me just ask, Mr. Ellison, on that mandate question, would it be better, do you think, to have no deal than one that you think goes ...
... by Jennie Bowser. She's a senior fellow with the National Conference of State Legislatures. And we thank you for being with us. Let me just ask you to start out by helping us, reminding us what is the difference between a referendum, a ballot initiative and so forth. JENNIE ...
... Foreign Relations, and former U.S. diplomat Nicholas Burns, now with the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Welcome to you both. Let me just ask you to start. Broadly speaking, what do we take away from last night's debate in terms of how well these two candidates ...
... of interests together. And that has actually cost Hezbollah politically in Lebanon, being so publicly associated with the Syrian regime. JEFFREY BROWN: Well, let me just ask you finally, Abigail, personally there, what's the tension level at this point? How close does it feel to a return to the ...
... Romney had raised the critique in June of 2009. That's when you have to begin the story. JUDY WOODRUFF: All right, well, let me just ask you very quickly, would Governor Romney, for example, be more willing to let Israel go ahead and attack Iran if it came to ...
... movie. It was very audience-tested in the way that my standup comedy actually is audience-tested, which was not by design but it was just sort of how it happened. JEFFREY BROWN: Let me just ask you both before I let you go, is it something you'd think ...
... s the chair of the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior at the University at Buffalo in New York. Welcome to you. Let me just ask you first, what was the most important thing that came from this study for you? GARY GIOVINO, State University of New York at ...
... stop sequestration that has gotten a single vote? JEFFREY ZIENTS, Office of Management and Budget: The root cause problem here is the Republicans' refusal to ask the top 10 percent to pay their fair share... REP. RANDY FORBES: Mr. Zients, I understand your partisanship. I'm just asking you if ...
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