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"This Court is no longer faced with a facially discriminatory order coupled with contemporaneous statements suggesting discriminatory intent," he wrote.

We are no longer faced with a world in which supply-side economic remedies — easy money, reduced taxation, fiscal belt-tightening and deregulation — can spur new capacity and the creation of well-paying private sector jobs.

And thanks to the video-streaming websites, viewers are no longer faced with a stark choice between a handful of live broadcast channels and a pay-TV service with hundreds of channels.

Those who expect spending to be consolidated reckon that when people are no longer faced with a physical choice, they will simply use whichever card or account has been set as the default.

"We've managed to pull Maduro out of his comfort zone, we have shaken the status quo and you are no longer faced with a revolution that feels entrenched in power," Paparoni said.

In the current era of always-on broadband, publishers and web service makers are not necessarily adopting the minimalist look because they're concerned about bandwidth constraints, as we're no longer faced with slow dial-up connections and slow-to-download imagery.

As many punters will no longer be faced with a chilly wait at the bus stop and a likely long ride home, pubs, restaurants and clubs have welcomed the night service.

A good sense of humour and patience is also beneficial, as sometimes even the smallest things take a lot longer when faced with cold temperatures, strong winds, and limited facilities.

At Metova, we specialize in helping businesses navigate the digital transformation process, and I find that the narrative is common: A business with a proven track record of decades or longer is faced with transforming.

So the debate appears to become more complex: we are no longer only faced with the dilemma previously cited between sacredness of life and QoL.

Authors of full-length, printed articles with illustrations and photographs will also benefit as they will no longer be faced with the potential costs of reproducing color figures for the print journal.