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The donors include some of the biggest names in the business, many of whom are grappling with intense pressures in the current slowdown.

Reuters' financial arm was already grappling with intense competition from Bloomberg and other rivals before the financial storm hit its major clients.

The documents also raise new questions about Facebook, which is already grappling with intense criticism over the spread of Russian propaganda and fake news.

Some areas are grappling with intense flooding, while hundreds in the city of New Bern required rescue in the early hours of the day.

Some areas are grappling with intense flooding, while many in the city of New Bern required rescue in the early hours of the day.

Apple had to constantly grapple with intense consumer demand for Plus models of the iPhone as consumer demand for larger phones seemed to far outstrip what everyone thought.

The allocation of a unique personal number to all Swedish citizens and in-migrants facilitated a national database that is envied by many countries still grappling with the difficulty of accurately assessing basic aspects their population's health.

"It's absolutely grappling with the difficulties," he said.

But among all these stories about men grappling with the difficulties of fatherhood, there's a notable lack of any mother protagonists in this year's most prominent hits.

While Jackson was grappling with the difficulties of his situation, James returned to Cleveland and accomplished something even tougher: the city's first championship since 1964.

"The university was already grappling with financial difficulties following poor managerial decisions," he said.