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They must also deal with a host of regional factors including war, censorship, poverty, religious fervor and illiteracy, all combining to threaten the very future of fiction.
Trees in New York City must deal with a host of nuisances: car exhaust, dog waste and, recently, the dreaded Asian long-horned beetle.
Today's decision comes as Mr. Bremer faces increasing pressure to put an Iraqi government in place to deal with a host of issues.
The imperiled desert tortoise sets the pace here in the desert Southwest, and how developers deal with a host of protected plants and animals has become crucial to getting vast renewable energy projects built.
In his announcement that he was stepping down, Stewart told the audience that he didn't want to force it to deal with a host who was checked out.
Because the United States is now so unpopular within the broader region, Arab leaders who might otherwise share U.S. goals are reluctant to help us openly, a predicament that cripples U.S. efforts to deal with a host of regional challenges".
But nearly three months into his new posting, General Eberhart said he was pleased to find the government reasonably prepared to deal with a host of threats from terrorist groups.
They said they believed that lawmakers intended the No Early Release Act, or N.E.R.A., to deal with a host of other "violent first- and second-degree crimes" that they felt were not drawing sufficiently long sentences.
Every year, Hamburg's red-light district has to deal with a host of rowdy foreigners – from lairy Scandinavians hunting cheap beer to British stag parties let loose in strip clubs.
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