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An Islamic group that has faced lawsuits, vandalism and anti-Muslim threats will not be able to move into its new mosque in Murfreesboro this week as planned, its leaders said Thursday.

The company has faced lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny as a result of this throttling of device performance.

The service has faced the most virulent push-back in San Francisco, Chicago, Massachusetts, New York and Washington D.C., where it has faced lawsuits, fines, and cease-and-desist orders and so on.

FedEx has faced lawsuits in the past for identifying its drivers as contractors instead of employees.

But what Timmons and others saw at the HOC, a century-old jail that has faced lawsuits since the 1970s because of its overcrowding, was distressing.

Ever since the 1970s, the city has faced lawsuits from civil rights attorneys on the subject of overcrowding in the facilities, arguing that inmates are subjected to "dangerous, unsanitary, severely overcrowded, degrading, and cruel conditions of confinement".

Since then the company has faced lawsuit after lawsuit.

Uber has a fast-growing business, but has faced lawsuit after lawsuit, and regulatory obstacles throughout the world.

In the last few years, joint manufacturers have faced lawsuits and have settled claims with patients after new, all-metal implants, which were meant to be more durable than the standard version, had unusually high failure rates.

Journalists who have crossed him in the past have faced lawsuits, and in 2002 three television personalities were taken off the air after criticizing Mr. Berlusconi on RAI.

In recent months, sharing companies, including ride-hailing app Uber and ridesharing app Lyft, have faced lawsuits that highlight similar problems.