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In addition to grappling with inflation and currency controls aimed at curbing capital flight, Mr. Macri will now face the challenge of governing with much of his opposition under the sway of Peronism, the ideologically diverse political grouping that has dominated Argentine politics for decades.

In this case it was Denis Healey, the chancellor from 1974 to 1979, who, in addition to grappling with the inflationary consequences of the quintupling of oil prices in 1973-74, also had to deal with the demands of powerful trade unions and unhelpful policy suggestions from the Liberals.

Through the years, Jim Robarts remained close to the Reed family, enough to know that Terry Reed, in addition to mourning, is grappling with cancer.

In addition to the grapple system players are given four boosts per lap, which provide a temporary burst of speed.

In addition to this division, members grappled with ideological questions both old and new: Was the concept of "art as research" viable as a way to transcend traditional artistic creation?

In addition to the declining dollar, countries are grappling with their own budget pressures.

In addition to the worker protest, shareholders are grappling with the role the fast food giant plays in the global obesity epidemic, the Tribune reports.

Furthermore, the results of this study indicate that in addition to freeing the arms to strike and grapple with an opponent, bipedal posture allows a significant increase in the force and power of forelimb strikes.

Coding must mean consciously grappling with ethical choices in addition to architecting systems that respect core human rights like privacy, he suggested.

In addition to the weak economy, the industry is also grappling with a range of concerns, including overcapacity, price instability and lack of funding for projects.

For typical upper-division problems, students often grapple with complex systems in addition to considering how multiple elements and their relationships facilitate a solution (e.g., using the calculus of variations to determine Snell's law).