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Its consumer-electronics companies recently reported a dire set of annual earnings.

The other papers followed the Guardian story, leaving the prime minister facing a dire set of headlines from across the political spectrum on Tuesday morning.

Britain's airport operators will issue a plea for help to the government this week, revealing the extent of the industry's financial woes and issuing a dire set of predictions for the rest of the year.

11.11am BST French bond auction France posted a dire set of services PMIs for March today, coming in at 41.3 and further underlining the country's economic divergence from Germany.

Still, at home and in the U.S., RIM is looking at a dire set of circumstances.

It is hard to imagine a more dire set of circumstances, and a more compelling reason for bold government action.

No Shins for me, thanks, I've got a more dire set of aesthetics to mimic.

DiRE selects a set of candidate REs from the gene loci based on the inter-species conservation pattern which is available in the form of precomputed alignments of genomic sequence from fish, rodent, human and other vertebrate lineages [ 54].

The consequences for the nutritional and economic status of the household can be dire, setting off a downward spiral of declining health.

The people of #occupywallstreet have largely been the invisible mass of folks that do most of the working and living and dying in the country, and whose lives didn't become a set of dire conditions until a few years ago, when the financial avalanche happened and the snow settled at the lowest point on the mountain and then refused to thaw.

Contemporary reality is like an overlapping set of dire science-fictional scenarios.