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These executives — consummate insiders who enlisted when young and worked their way up — now find themselves pushing 50 just as some brutal problems are pushing back: a collapse in DVD sales, a credit crisis that has curtailed financing for new movies, a group of corporate owners determined to pull more profits from studios to compensate for hard-hit publishing and broadcast television divisions.

It's long been clear that football has a brutal concussion problem.

But it has faced brutal inventory problems.

Running back Eddie George has had brutal foot problems, but he has toughed his way to 618 yards rushing this season.

"It was a meager reform that falls far short of solving California's brutal pension math problem," said Dan Pellissier, president of the group California Pension Reform.

Most Americans and Europeans have mentally filed away that brutal conflict as a problem solved.

He was, of course, a brutal tyrant and a problem for the global community.

Mr. López Obrador was accused of trying to create a distraction to divert attention from Mexico's problems, including brutal gang violence and a slowing economy.

"The tournament gave us a dizzy high, but the hangover, the inequality we have here and social unrest over economic problems, is brutal".

His biggest problem was the brutal murder in January of a news photographer, Jose Luis Cabezas.

Lenin resolved the problem by exceedingly brutal and ultimately counterproductive methods.