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These have been spirited meetings as the staff has grappled with issues never faced before.

The agency has grappled with issues surrounding race in recent years.

This is not the first time the Fire Department has grappled with issues of equipment — or the lack of it.

Lee, who was born in 1926 in Monroeville, Ala., has grappled with issues of her own in recent years.

In recent years, Costa Mesa has grappled with issues stemming from sober-living homes as more and more have settled in local neighborhoods.

All Web companies that allow people to post content online — Facebook and Twitter as well as Google — have grappled with issues involving content.

And recently Martin himself has grappled with the issues surrounding management education and its contribution to the corporate arena.

"The world of data describing human behavior is changing at an unprecedented rate, and John has grappled with those issues at both the Bureau and NORC," Groves said.

THIS is not the first time Congress has grappled with the issue.

"Greenwich has grappled with this issue for years," Mr. Pryor said, "undertaking, for example, efforts regarding magnet schools and facility upgrades, with limited effect to date".

Ever since Camille emerged from the shadows way back in episode one, The Returned has grappled with the issue of whether the dead coming back is something that needs to be solved, or something that should just be accepted.