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That's an everyday crisis that has been ignored for decades.
Stratospheric wealth obscures the everyday crisis in wealth distribution.
While North Korea presents a potentially catastrophic future threat to America, student debt is a current, everyday crisis for over over 44 million Americans who shoulder over $1.4 trillion in loans.
This was not an everyday crisis, this was an emergency.
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Focusing attention on the everyday crises that people are facing is part of that.
Chronicling the everyday crises that separate and reunite the loving members of a midwest family in the early 20th century, it's among the most inexhaustibly hopeful and humane of all great American musicals.
It is easy to get mired by everyday crises, but a strong team needs someone who looks beyond the momentary issues and points steadily to milestones and together celebrates reaching them.
For practice theory, the 'breaking' and 'shifting' of structure must take place in everyday crises affecting routines, in constellations of interpretative interdeterminacy and of the inadequacy of knowledge with which the agent, carrying out a practice, is confronted in the face of a 'situation'[16].
Everyday crises were becoming less everyday.
These goods addressed the immediate needs resulting from everyday crises.
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