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Ministers have said those areas whose funding is not protected could face that level of cuts.

But leaders of Congress's Republican majority decided that lawmakers could face that unpleasant reality when actual tax legislation is completed, probably this summer.

Mr. Bashir, the only sitting head of state to be indicted on charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, has repeatedly scoffed at the arrest warrants and has even traveled abroad despite the risk of arrest, although he could face that threat again next month if he attends an African Union summit meeting in Malawi.

But she could not face that — that or the town in general — so she headed for downtown Toronto.

I also remember sitting in rooms and realising it was dawn, and that I would have to stay because I couldn't face that mob.

It wouldn't have been a Stones tour, it would have been the big banana and I just couldn't face that".

I couldn't face that crowd to save my life".

"I couldn't face that weather," she said of England.

David Cameron said on Wednesday that Europe could not turn a blind eye to Russia's involvement in Ukraine, warning Vladimir Putin that he could face sanctions that would have financial and economic consequences for his country for many years to come.

A fully unvaccinated population could face dangers that would not be easy to control with the crisis approach.

If the court finds the destruction was more than one event backing trade center leaseholder Silverstein the insurers could face double that claim.