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I could speculate that if you asked Americans what was the most important issue facing the country in 1800, virtually no one would identify ending slavery.
The next set of politicians to serve Egypt will face the same, virtually insoluble issues that confronted Morsi's administration.
The 167 rooms and 16 suites, virtually all facing the sea, were expanded and elegantly updated in 2011.
Mr. Fleischer said today that the task facing the United Nations inspectors was a virtually hopeless one without the active aid of the Iraqi government or defectors with knowledge of the weapons programs.
Systematic personal transfer of CUA patients to specialized research and clinical expert facilities is virtually impossible facing the overwhelming disease burden of these patients.
The Cougars now have the opportunity for redemption when they face the Penn State Nittany Lions in the virtually unknown TicketCity Bowl in Dallas on January 2. Penn State and the Catholic Church have a few noticeable things in common.
The three defendants who could face the death penalty are virtually unknown today, the memo says, and if sentenced to life imprisonment, along with the others, they "will vanish from view and soon be forgotten.
Just ask yourself why, though India and the far-eastern countries faced virtually the same external trade barriers in the quarter-century after the 1960s, inward-looking India registered a miserable export performance while outward-looking South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong chalked up spectacular exports.
With the 2002 Winter Olympics only 13 months away, Eldredge faces the prospect that he has virtually no chance of winning a medal in Salt Lake City unless he can consistently negotiate a jump of four rotations in both the short and long programs.
Patients ultimately face the loss of independence in virtually all aspects of life.
