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The campaign is the fourth since February focused on the affordability of Kraft Singles, which confronts considerable competition from private-label cheese slices.

The federal government now confronts considerable political pressure to add CO2 to the existing set of criteria air pollutants.

Even with his new oath of office, Mr. Musharraf will confront considerable political challenges.

His actions came after confronting considerable evidence that two weeks of largely unanswered attacks were taking their toll.

British officials confronted considerable opposition to their insistence that bodies could not be repatriated and that headstones be uniform.

The police have confronted considerable danger, and a number have been injured as they sought to uphold the right to peaceful protest.

Unions and management must also confront market realities: there is considerable competition for teachers in certain academic specialties, like math, and teachers in these fields have to be paid more.

Of course, "A Small Act" has considerable competition for attention in the festival's documentary field.

Sheffield United manager, Kevin Blackwell, fought off considerable competition to sign Evans, whom he believes will be a huge success at Bramall Lane.

But because the Jets frequently employ three- and four-receiver sets, there is still considerable competition among LAVERANUES COLES, WINDRELL HAYES, FRED COLEMAN and Green...

Returning to Miami, he would have faced considerable competition at running back from Frank Gore, the projected starter in 2002 before he badly injured a knee in spring practice.