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It's no secret that high school is a big petri dish for prejudice and abuse, and the growing numbers of children of gay parents may soon (may already) find themselves the victimized vanguard of a new flavor of bullying.
AMD stepped out of Intel's shadow last week with the official launch of the first Windows-compatible 64-bit processors, but UK system builders may already find them hard to get.
Beyond any physical damage wrought on the battlefield, rates of post traumatic stress disorder among returning troops are climbing, begging more investment in mental health services for veterans who may already find the transition into civilian life challenging.
Uploaded information may be removed from the database on request, at any time, but the provider is clearly warned that it may have already found its way into places from which it cannot be erased.Sage Bionetworks hopes 25,000 people will sign up in the first year, either because trial organisers choose to adopt the protocol or volunteers insist on it.
While these immigrant artists may have already found their voice, others are still searching.
Williams may have already found one, however: keeping her streak alive.
Whatever he was searching for, Edwyn Collins smiles like a man who may have already found it.
If Arsène Wenger was looking to recast his Invincibles for a tilt at the title next year, the Arsenal manager may have already found his Patrick Vieira.
[C1.] Awkward Spot for Time Warner and Lazard Director A day after Carl C. Icahn teamed up with Bruce Wasserstein's Lazard to wage a shareholder war against Time Warner, a major figure in the fight may have already found himself caught in the crossfire.
It's only been two days since Ed Miliband resigned as Labour leader, but a picture has emerged that suggests he may have already found a new vocation in life.
It is also true (as the environment minister Michael Meacher has acknowledged) that there are still many in the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs who may have already found an alternative use for the Curry report as a fuel supplement on their open fires.
