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The volume of new cases has created friction between federal and state prosecutors in Texas.

The surge in competency cases has created a range of new problems for San Francisco's juvenile justice system.

For many species interactions, evolutionary change has clearly shaped one or both partners and in some cases has created fantastic adaptations.

However, during recent years the infection has been diagnosed in countries worldwide [ 2], and the growing number of reported cases has created a clearer picture of the route of infection and the distribution pattern of nematodes in horses.

"The court cases have created a climate of fear.

Dozens of lawmakers are facing their own corruption charges, and their cases have created a backlog at the Supreme Court — the only court that can try them.

Mr. Weisfelner said that decisions in previous cases have created a precedent requiring WorldCom to show that the accounts of the various entities were so commingled that the result is "hopeless obscurity".

I don't believe there is a conscious racial bias in the system but these cases have created for some people a perception of prejudice which is damaging to the justice system.

A series of coup threats, conspiracies and constitutional court cases have created the impression of a country in political turmoil, helping to stoke European opposition to Turkish membership.Third was the economic crisis that began in 2008 and hit Europe especially hard in 2009.

The new paper says that debt totaling £42.79bn are due under the contracts and that in some cases have created "one for the price of two" deals as annual repayments to PFI consortia are up to 2.4 times higher than the amount that the Government would have been charged to borrow the money.

Collectively these cases have created a rise in social media posts with a poignant and all-too-familiar hash tag, #translivesmatter.