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But, he said, they reflected the Taliban's desperation because of the success of the NATO military campaign, which had made it all but impossible for Taliban fighters to secure safe havens in the south of the country.

Dr. Reemtsma undertook the controversial transplants in desperation, because of an impasse in obtaining donor organs and a reluctance to use live human donors "for ethical, scientific and legal reasons," he wrote later in a scientific journal.

But according to Japanese executives and bankers, who spoke frankly on condition that they not be named, the banks are acting not from a position of strength, but from a sense of desperation because of limited opportunities at home.

The detainees there are not protesting in desperation because of their geographical location: we want to be in Illinois rather than a Cuban island.

But the companies are also acting out of desperation because many of them can command higher prices for video ads than traditional online banner ads, which are increasingly being undermined by fast-paced algorithmic buying technologies.

Women spoke of taking up the game out of professional desperation, because they were tired of losing clients to their colleagues who mixed poaching with pleasure on the golf course.

The same speech depicted the uprising as a manifestation of desperation but because of his desire to "strike a blow and die", he did not have any idea of what he would replace colonialism with if the revolt succeeded.

Mr. Bloomberg, apprised throughout the day of Mr. Green's relentless verbal assaults, accused his opponent of smearing him out of desperation because some polls show the race growing tighter.

The Dalai Lama said Monday that a recent wave of self-immolations in southwestern China was born of desperation because Tibetans faced "cultural genocide" under Chinese rule.

"I started the accountancy firm out of desperation, because I had no money, no driving licence, I was on the dole and in debt," recalls Dolan.

May acted out of desperation because Consur had worked an overlap just yards from the England line following a scything break from centre Francisco Sansot.