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A white supremacist is facing years behind bars today after being convicted of terrorism and explosives offences.

The 71-year-old publicist is facing years in jail when he is sentenced by judge Anthony Leonard at 2pm.

While the press and public are now honoring the museum, Prokopi is facing years in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.

Even people with good incomes who have not been hit as hard as the Condras are convinced that Ireland is facing years, perhaps a full generation, of economic struggle.

Several magazines have portrayed them as dueling wise men, with Mr. Shiller saying the stock market is facing years of little if any growth and Mr. Siegel arguing that it remains the best investment around.

Profits are down, and even the healthier Austrian banks like Erste Group and Raiffeisen International may be facing years of high uncertainty and slow growth.

He was facing years of prison time — expected to start later this month — in that case, as well as time from an earlier tax case.

A woman and her lesbian lover are facing years behind bars for torturing, abusing and killing her eight-year-old daughter while in the grip of a "sophisticated web of lies and deceit".

It's the Greeks and the Irish, who can't inflate their way out of the crisis via Anglo-Saxon "quantitative easing" and who are facing years of austerity to compensate for the profligate ways of the past.

Unable to devalue their currencies to help regain industrial competitiveness, and impelled by E.U. fiscal agreements to meet certain budget targets, they are facing years of belt-tightening just when their economies could use a lift from additional spending.

Several of those stories managed to communicate the tragedy of the situation: three young women, two of whom have young children, are facing years in jail for staging a peaceful protest.