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Speaking to reporters at the White House after meeting with his cabinet Monday morning, Mr. Bush said the budget reflected the progress the country was making in dealing with terrorism, war and recession.

The 100-page report aims to establish a baseline for the risks of NCDs, measure their prevalence, examine the progress various countries are making in dealing with NCDs, and outline what steps countries can take to both prevent and combat NCDs.

The knowledge gained from studying biological communities in cities may assist in the development of improved urban design and decision making in dealing with such problems.

Some inroads will be made in dealing with the disparity between high-revenue and low-revenue clubs.

But this is a picture not of runaway borrowing, but of progress being made in dealing with an excessive level of private debt.

We bishops are profoundly sorry that mistakes we have made in dealing with priest abusers have caused some to call into question your own good name and your reputation as priests.

Richard Haass has warned that violence could re-emerge in Northern Ireland if progress is not made in dealing with the legacy of the Troubles.

"While no organisation is immune from errors, it has become apparent recently that a very serious error was made in dealing with Mr Downey's case, which is a matter I regret very deeply.

There's overseeing of production, the mistakes made in dealing with vendors, partners, and money.

One thing is certain, though: Because there's so much money to be made in dealing the drug, each level of the supply chain adds some sort of white powder to the cocaine to maximize profits.

One thing is certain, though: as there's so much money to be made in dealing the drug, each level of the supply chain adds some sort of white powder to the cocaine to maximise their profits.