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If convicted, he could face from four years to life in prison.

He could face from 3 to 11 years in prison, said Ama Dwimoh, one of the prosecutors in the case.

But its acquisition of YouTube was tricky because of the potential legal issues the company could face from those same partners for copyrights violations.

No longer on parole but still a registered sex offender, Ayala could face from 5 to 99 years in prison if convicted of burglary.

Democrats have also attacked a provision that would cap the amount of damages that two airport-screening companies on duty on Sept. 11 could face from private lawsuits.

The paper also has extensive analysis of potential future losses that the Fed could face from its large holdings of bonds acquired in recent years; more on that later today.

Though the soldiers have been released from detention, they could face anything from reprimands to courts-martial.

­Border-state lawmakers face concerns from landowners and businesses that could face disruption from the construction of a massive barrier.

Apple Inc. and Unicom also could face competition from an unusual source: unlocked iPhones brought in from abroad that have WiFi.

Further tensions have been caused by indications from Corbyn supporters that rebellious Labour MPs could face deselection from their seats.

Any deal could face scrutiny from regulators in Washington.