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Producers who have chosen to film in the Los Angeles or New York areas have often faced interference from picketers.

More than half of the inmates reported facing "interference or intimidation" from correction officers while seeking treatment after an altercation.

In addition to avoiding police surveillance, sex workers face interference that other people don't in putting apps to work interference from tech companies themselves.

Historically, well-meant government policies have always faced political interference.

The models successfully predicted smooth specimen crack-face interference-free fatigue lives and gave reasonable estimates of the smooth specimen endurance limits of crack-face interference free tubular tests run at intermediate strain ratios (λ = 3/4, 3/2, and 3).

Doherty-Sneddon et al. (2001) report a series of five studies showing face-to-face interference during communication and memory tasks.

Middle class depositors faced hardships.

McDonald's says its franchisees are independent business operators who face minimal interference from the parent company.

Subsequent classes will face normal tuition.

Occasionally, they face government interference but for Mely, that's a positive sign because it means the government is listening.

"They were not middle class faces.