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Unfortunately for Baker, a knee injury has again forced him off court for much of 2013.

And, by again raising the question of why a statue of Robert E. Lee is more offensive than one of a slaveholding Founding Father like Thomas Jefferson, the statue debates have again forced Americans to reckon with the foundational role of slavery in the construction of the Republic.

"In terms of now having to lift the ban, our hand has again been forced as we are duty bound to act in accordance with the law.

Frank Zappa's son Dweezil Zappa has again been forced to change the name of his upcoming band and tour after receiving a cease and desist letter from the Zappa Family Trust, which owns and administers the recordings and rights to all of the late composer's work and is run by Dweezil's siblings Ahmet and Diva. .

Despite all the talk of global power shifts and the rise of emerging economies, the runup to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) ministerial meeting in Bali next week has once again forced developing countries on to the back foot despite having reason and ethics on their side.

But the renewed focus on possible impropriety by individuals in Trump's orbit has once again forced the administration to play defense.

The horrific and senseless shooting has once again forced us to face the spectre of violence that hangs over this country.

But the massacre last week of nine black people inside Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, has once again forced white Christians in America to re-examine the white church's historical ties to racism -- and how hateful rhetoric like Verot's had more power because it came from the pulpit.

By 1425 Murad had eliminated his rivals, had reestablished Ottoman rule over the Turkmen principalities of western Anatolia, and had once again forced Byzantium to pay tribute.

As Russia has again tried to force higher rates on Ukraine by halting supplies, exports to the rest of the Continent are invariably put at risk.

"In the short term, however, plummeting revenues and record deficits have once again forced me to take extraordinary cash-management actions in order to ensure the continued orderly operation of our government".