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Primary: Michigan got some attention and influence, but system needs ...
The state's original date in late February seemed all but meaningless after the national parties allowed "Tsunami Tuesday" to take place on Feb. 5, with results from more than 20 states likely to settle nominations. The state's goal was partially achieved. For a few days, Michigan and its economic struggles had center stage in national media - which clearly would not have happened had the state stuck with the late February primary date. Indeed, when national polls showed the economy emerging as the top campaign issue, Michigan became Exhibit A as pundits examined candidate messages. .
Pakistan - 2004 Annual Report
He did indeed permit the creation of new, privately-owned broadcast media, but this was for fear of being left behind by neighbouring India, where the independent press is growing fast. His ministers, especially information minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad, also said the government had no intention of obstructing journalists in their work. What the authorities tolerated least were reports about the presence of Taliban and Al Qaeda members in Pakistani territory. Foreign journalists found it very difficult to obtain permission to visit border regions especially those near Peshawar or Quetta and the security services kept anyone going there under close surveillance. In October, the Pakistani army invited the press to follow part of its operations in one of the tribal areas on the "embedded journalist" model used for the invasion of Iraq.
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