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Although most Yemenis are reluctant to admit it publicly, there does appear to be widespread support for the American drone strikes that hit substantial Qaeda figures like Mr. Shihri, a Saudi and the affiliate's deputy leader, who died in January of wounds received in a drone strike late last year.

The launch of Grand Theft Auto Online has hit substantial teething problems, as the anticipated flood of players has stretched Rockstar Games's servers to breaking point.

Mr. Corzine has warned that drivers could be hit with substantial increases.

"Some parents can be hit with substantial bills for arrears," says a spokesman.

Ericsson has been hit by substantial losses in its handset operations.

In a speech to the New Jersey State League of Municipalities two weeks ago, Mr. Corzine warned that drivers could be hit with "substantial" increases.

Its progress was initially easy – the Park District Board approved a 99-year lease, the City Council approved the proposal – but then the museum hit a substantial roadblock rooted in the ambiguous legal status of museums on public land.

To earn Nocsae certification, companies must not only visually inspect the helmets for cracks and other problems but also subject about 2percenttoto drop tests in which they are hit with substantial forces from different angles.

OTTAWA — The province of Saskatchewan could be hit by substantial revenue losses from a takeover of the Potash Corporation, according to an independent study released by the government on Monday.

In Episode V, after Luke and the Resistance (the good guy army) hit some substantial blows against the Empire (the bad guys), we learn the main villain (who is trying to control the universe) the masked Darth Vader is Luke's father (say whaaaaat).

It will be based in London and will create a new brand of handsets that will be marketed in addition to those sold by the two firms.Ericsson, the world's third-largest maker of mobile telephones after Finland's Nokia and America's Motorola, had announced 12,000 job cuts on April 20th after being hit by substantial losses in its handset operations.