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The nation has its woes and when President Barack Obama steps before Congress on Tuesday night for his eighth and last State of the Union address, he will surely acknowledge them, from gun violence to rifts on immigration.

HOLLYWOOD film-making may have its woes (see this piece in our print issue), but Oscar punditry is booming as never before.

60 (new entry) Anthony Watson Chief information officer, Barclays Barclays has had its woes this year with sky-high executive pay and the Libor scandal, but Watson has impressed with his vision of making the bank the Google of its industry.

Sansom's challenge is different: for all that the Scottish arts scene has had its woes (the head of Creative Scotland recently resigned after bungled funding changes), arts cuts are less wounding.

Lockheed has its own woes.

The Osama Shortfall 03.04.02 Al-Jazeera has its share of woes in the global media recession.

Still, Jersey City has its share of urban woes: nearly 20percentt of its 232,000 residents live in poverty, and illegal drug sales and crime flourish in many neighborhoods.

Harrisburg's tale of woe has its roots in the exuberance of financial markets over the past decade.

The wing has had its recruiting woes.

Yahoo revenues were down 13%, and Microsoft had its own woes to deal with.

That's not to say that Detroit doesn't have its parking woes, but bulldozing buildings for surface lots decreases density and walkability in a downtown district that's already rife with vacancy.