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Mr. Silver faces a complication in fighting the malpractice proposals: Assembly Democrats also have close ties to the state's health care workers' union, 1199 S.E.I.U.

But as Congress struggles just to pass a stay-the-course highway and transit bill, the White House and Capitol Hill are facing a complication that Franklin Delano Roosevelt could not have imagined – the scope of government on which a jobs program would be layered.

Her effort to revive Fiorano faces a potential complication.

WASHINGTON — With the White House's reluctant embrace on Sunday of Hamid Karzai as the winner of Afghanistan's suddenly moot presidential runoff, President Obama now faces a new complication: enabling a badly tarnished partner to regain enough legitimacy to help the United States find the way out of an eight-year-old war.

However, this approach faces a possible complications in that the therapeutic synergy of the drug combination could be accompanied by deleterious side-effects, and by the possibility that the extracellular levels of H2O2 main drop below 1  μ M, at which concentration proliferation rather than cell death may be promoted (Rhee, 2006).

Mr. McDonald still faces a number of complications, including the fact that the local Republican establishment appeared to be coalescing behind Ms. Marchione.

After lunch the session faced a further complication: a scheduling clash with another of the comic acts at the Opera House, the Freddie Starr show.

However, Uzbeki's path to a new life in Europe is going to face a serious complication: She's from Afghanistan.

AS college acceptance letters arrive in mailboxes and parents of high school seniors reflect wistfully on the end of childhood, many New Yorkers face a special complication: their children are California dreaming.

But unfortunately, we face a technical complication here: In order to vary the sample size seamlessly (which is necessary to obtain the optimal sample size), the relative subgroup frequencies have to be maintained.

They typically outline how patients facing a medical complication at a standalone medical clinic, such as an abortion clinic, will be transferred to a local hospital.