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Wallinger, rightly, is keen that the sculpture should be faced in "some kind of cement that is local" in order that it is in keeping with the cultural and physical landscape, and maintains its nod to Britain's ancient chalk horses.

Each case was supposed to have one matched control (match on ± 2 years and province of residence), however some problems were faced in recruiting controls in older age groups, specially 69 years and older, therefore we have 1506 controls.

That's a pretty big miss, and another indicator that the company will be facing some challenges in the wearable market.

This seems like a reasonable thing to do when that infrastructure obviously is going to be facing some stress in the near future.

Regular survey of the data by the DCC also permits targeted intervention at sites that may be facing challenges in executing some aspects of the protocol.

You cannot let go of one another's hands.When the circle is formed, some people can be facing out and some in.

You may well be facing some huge challenges in your life right now.

He's faced some retaliation in his unrelenting war of words, from getting called a "dotard" by Kim Jong-un to a "motherfucker" by Spike Lee.

While it's faced initial setbacks in some markets, it's won victories in most of the cities where it's faced scrutiny.

Now in retirement, he is faced with some choices.

The financial crisis at Koyasan is an example of the losses that cash-rich Japanese religious groups, schools, small companies and individuals are facing — and in some cases fighting in court — because of financial derivatives tied to the yen.