Most people looking at Internet privacy now seem to be contending with problems that have little to do with government oppression.
"Charter may increase the price slightly, but probably not by much," Harrigan said, adding that Time Warner Cable's substantial subscriber losses in the last six months underscores the problems the cable company is contending with -- problems that won't be too easy to solve.
Only the American State Department, which also is contending with financial problems because of budget cutbacks, is larger.
This was originally used for women who were contending with health problems or set to go through intense medical treatments such as chemotherapy.
She and her family were contending with more pressing problems.
Banks and brokerage firms have been contending with the twin problems of the mortgage meltdown and the credit market collapse in July and August.
Meanwhile, Mississippi is contending with discipline-related problems.
China's leader has been contending with a host of problems, ranging from a slowing economy to toxic pollution to bursts of protest relating to varied causes.
You might think this is veering a bit out of our lane, but the project report on the translation work from legal and computer science scholars and builders Yoshiharu Matsuura and Amy Shee had a lot in common with problems we're contending with in our own shop.
More importantly, when you look more closely at the data, the elderly Danes were contending with their share of health problems and dependence, as Dr. Christensen acknowledged.
The settlement provided welcome relief for Affymetrix, which is contending with an embarrassing, but unrelated, problem: Some of its arrays have contained scrambled mouse-DNA data, as the company first disclosed in a 7 March notice to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SECC).
