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More than two years after the Egyptian uprising, the country's new Islamist government has struggled to confront a drop in tourism and the faltering economy.
CAIRO — More than two years after the Egyptian uprising, the country's new Islamist government has struggled to confront a drop in tourism and the faltering economy.
If a student expects to transfer, say, 30 credits of online coursework toward a bachelor's degree at a residential institution, won't that college or university confront a corresponding drop in revenues?
Millions of Americans, who have religiously paid their term life insurance premiums for decades, are confronting a no-win decision: Drop their insurance now, exposing their loved ones to potential financial disaster in the event of their death; or continue to shovel larger and larger barrels-full of scarce cash into their policies which each year actually become worth less.
So, we're confronting a fraudulent manipulation".
WASHINGTON — When President Obama dropped in to give a pep talk to workers at the American Red Cross here on Tuesday afternoon, it seemed like a standard ritual for a leader confronting a natural disaster.
It is confronting a $300 million deficit.
Mr. King outlined difficulties confronting policy makers, including a drop in the value of the euro, which posed problems for British exporters and complicated the task of moving the British economy away from its reliance on financial services and toward manufacturing.
The E.P.A. now confronts a choice.
