When two parties who both both contribute gainfully to the encyclop�dia, each in their own way, are engaged in a dispute, then both should be viewed as valued members of the project, without negative baggage " if none exists " ( as gainful contributors in some ways can also be a significant hinderance to the project in others ), and the arbitration should proceed from there.
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These problems determined Gunther Krichbaum, the chairman of the Commission for European Affairs in the Bundestag to declare that the issue at stake does not concern " possible difficulties in the organisation of elections, but a wilful hinderance of the free expression of the votes ", based on the current leftist government's knowledge of the fact that " Romanians living abroad have the tendency to vote with the parties and candidates of the centre-right ".
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Consider the $ 100 per person tax; someone who is rich enough that they wipe their ass with $ 100 bills wouldn't think twice about changing anything in their lives to pay that tax; however someone living in a limited income may find such a tax a hinderance to spending in parts of their lives; they would most certainly have to alter their behavior to work $ 100.00 spending into their budget .-- contribs 20 : 38, 3 July 2009 ( UTC)
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There were some there that I agreed with and some that I didn't agree with, but in my opinion, most of those points were minor ( Webster's take on indians and calling the Dartmouth peoration nonsense stand out in my mind ) and their absence doesn't in my opinion pose any hinderance in a reader's ability to understand Webster, though others like Remini's take on Webster's lack of legislative ability, could certainly be useful in drawing into focus Webster's conspicuous lack of legislative accomplishments of his own.
