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Now, it appears that the Supreme Court will try once again to resolve the hard questions of race, history, privilege and merit raised by affirmative action.

In the rare cases where there are inconsistencies that may affect PAINT annotations, the phylogeny is reviewed and reconstructed again to resolve the issues.

But they again failed to resolve disputes over control of security forces.

The finance ministers are to meet again Monday to resolve issues remaining with another part of the campaign to restore confidence in the euro: the bailout fund for struggling member states.

BERLIN — Military officials from the European countries with orders to buy the Airbus A400M military transport plane tried and failed again Friday to resolve differences over how to share billions of euros in cost overruns.

The finance ministers will meet again Monday to resolve issues remaining with another part of the campaign to restore confidence in the euro: the bailout fund for struggling member states.

Or maybe the dream has come to you while were you on hold, once again, hoping to resolve the latest billing mix-up caused by Verizon, SBC or whichever local phone company dominates your market.

Like so many of the other supposedly decisive moments in this campaign — the New Hampshire primary and Super Tuesday spring to mind — Tuesday night's showdown in Texas and Ohio once again failed to resolve the Democratic presidential nominating contest.

The member states of the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance failed again today to resolve the crisis over the defense of Turkey, but diplomats said that a new, narrower proposal showed some promise of bridging the gap.

Fifteen heads of state from across southern Africa will try again soon to resolve Zimbabwe's festering political crisis, now dragging into its eighth month since disputed elections, as hunger spreads among millions of people across the country.

Last week, Congress again failed to resolve the impasse that has held up an agreement, including battles over subsidies for flights to rural airports and — something dear to the hearts of out-of-town lawmakers — adding more flights at Reagan National Airport near Washington.