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If anything, people predict that prices will climb even more, further pressured by the decline of the Syrian pound.

Ford, meanwhile, rushed to ready the Pinto in light of Roche's announcement and was further pressured by the ascension of a small-car advocate, Lee A. Iacocca, to the company's presidency.

"The decision to have an abortion is already an incredibly personal one, without women being further pressured by aggressive protesters". She said the review would provide "firm recommendations" on action to tackle the problem.

The club was further pressured by NFF, who were going to limit the exceptions allowed for Nadderud and other stadiums not meeting their criteria.

In addition, bream populations already under stress from one invasive competitor will be further pressured by the proliferation of a vigorous sympatric hybrid.

Italy's already fraught diplomatic relations with France have been put under further pressure by Haftar's attack.

Branson's intervention crowned a day that saw one of the Conservative party's flagship election pledges put under further pressure by its own side, when the former minister and current chair of the energy select committee, Tim Yeo, warned that David Cameron would consign Britain to insignificance if he did not reverse a ban on a third runway at Heathrow.

The president was put under further pressure by the resignation of six ministers from his government on Monday, including Foreign Minister Kamel Amr.

Mr Morsi was put under further pressure by the resignation of six ministers from his government on Monday, including Foreign Minister Kamel Amr.

In June of this year the insurgents were put under further pressure by a massive army offensive in the group's bastion of North Waziristan, an operation launched in response to a deadly assault on Karachi Airport.

The Internet and satellite television — the dishes are so plentiful that landing in Tripoli is like descending on a migrant storm of white moths — have brought further pressure for reform, by making that larger world visible.