Meanwhile, Chicago and Baltimore, both extreme outliers, are grappling with highly localized outbreaks of homicide, with Chicago alone accounting for more than 55percentt of the increase in urban murders last year.
At a time when the United States economy is grappling recession, extreme risk aversion and the corollary chilling effect are avoidable at least unless Judge Rakoff can show a more compelling rationale for the prosecutions; (Surely, there cannot be an argument that too much deterrence is sub-optimal, especially when the economy is trying to come out of recession).
Violence in Mosul pushed nearly 1 million residents out of the city, forcing hundreds of thousands into displacement camps and leaving many grappling with extreme trauma.
But those readers seeking a fuller, messier rendering of human existence might find themselves chafing at Mr. Maksik's stylized and sanitized prose, which sometimes turns Jacqueline into an exoticized Cinderella, always grappling with extremes.
'I wear my fake face as soon as I enter the workplace; I pretend all is fine while inside I am stressed and unhappy.' Some clients grapple with extreme disillusionment with the financial sector.
While the two front-runners compete year after year for the La Liga title, the two top clubs and the others are left wallowing in debt as the nation grapples with extreme economic problems that have beset other countries in the Euro zone.
The play, which had its first New York staging Off Broadway in 1998, is an actor's tour de force about an exacting poetry professor who undergoes a brutal — and by now outdated — experimental treatment for Stage 4 ovarian cancer, a woman who excelled all her life by analytical brainpower suddenly forced to grapple with extreme, unwelcome emotions.
But that is changing as we grapple with extreme economic and political inequality much closer to home.
The world's youngest country turns six on Sunday, as six million South Sudanese people ― more than half the ailing nation's population ― grapple with extreme food insecurity.
The catastrophe is most severe in the towns of Leer, Koch and Mayendit, which have grappled with extreme hunger, along with fighting, massacres and gang rapes, over the last two years.
Businesses and investors are grappling with an extreme version of a problem that was diagnosed in 1921 by the economist Frank Knight, who drew a distinction between risk and uncertainty.
