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Still, the numbers who have chosen to move already stand as a remarkable development, all the more so in light of mounting signs that Afghanistan remains deeply unstable.

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats reached an agreement with Republican moderates on Friday to pare a huge economic recovery measure, clearing the way for approval of a package that President Obama said was urgently needed in light of mounting job losses.

Updated, 8 42 p.m. | Detroit's emergency manager wants to freeze the city's pension system for public workers in light of mounting evidence that it was operated in an unsound manner for many years, contributing to the city's downfall.

In today's report, economists said the drop in existing-home sales reflected the fact that some prospective buyers were put off by the choppy economy and felt insecure about their jobs in light of mounting layoffs that have been announced over the last several months.

In light of mounting reader concern, we reached out to the company to see what's up.

In light of mounting deficits, a growing majority of voters are deeply wary of creating an expensive new entitlement.

The footage was shot in 2012, but the scenes it exposes take on added resonance in the light of mounting concerns about the number of Europeans believed to be flocking to Syria.

Worst of all, its action has highlighted the inaction of everyone else, especially in light of the mounting plight of the Palestinians.

Mr. Obama's campaign intends to focus heavily on the economy, especially in light of the mounting job losses, and to keep up the effort to tie the McCain-Palin ticket to the policies of President Bush.

But in light of the mounting evidence of the problems student loans so often cause in the lives of borrowers, it's worth it.Q.What about those students (and their families) who feel they have no choice to but to borrow?

In light of the mounting research on the "new punitiveness", an important but largely unanswered question is the extent to which a country's penal policies and punitive sentiments are actually reflected in prisoners' experiences.