According to the article, what questions does the first face transplant raise among doctors and the general public?
Guess the first faced-down card.
The candidate forum, held at the City Club of San Francisco and sponsored by the San Francisco Chronicle, was the second face-off among the Democratic candidates in three days.
This sector was among the first to face sales declines and faced the steepest drops during 2008 and 2009, but it has regained some momentum in the last two years as the housing market and economy have improved.
As austerity sweeps Europe, artistic and cultural institutions have been among the first to face cuts, with theatres, opera houses, orchestras, galleries and educational programmes all facing existential threats as their budgets and public subsidies are slashed.
They are by far the largest group yet to face the federal cutoff that has long loomed in the nation's welfare overhaul, and they are among the first to face it in a recession.
"Russia was among the first to face the dangers posed by global terrorism, and unfortunately, knows firsthand what Al Qaeda is," the statement said, offering to cooperate in "a united war with global terrorism".
In a joint GE/WRI report, we highlight several countries and industries that are among the first to face the challenges of finding reliable supplies of water for energy production or supplies of energy for meeting water treatment needs.
Rebekah Brooks, the former editor of Mr. Murdoch's Sun and News of the World tabloids, who rose to become chief executive of his British newspaper subsidiary, News International, and a close friend to Prime Minister David Cameron, was among the first to face criminal charges, the authorities announced Tuesday.
Instead, Schusterick and Coleman were among the first homeowners faced with a dilemma that residents say threatens the island's signature old-fashioned charm.
