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Insurers in the US may face as much as $20bn losses this year, their biggest ever loss in agriculture.

The Kentucky Derby champion Barbaro may face as few as five horses in the Preakness Stakes on Saturday in the second leg of the Triple Crown.

This article looks at the steps they must take and the issues they may face, as well as showing how the success of a programme can be measured using KPIs.

Tepco may face as much as 11 trillion yen in compensation claims, according to Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit.The cost of dismantling the Fukushima plant may reach 20 trillion yen, and compensation for households in a 20-kilometer evacuation zone may total 630 billion yen over 10 years, according to the Japan Center for Economic Research.

Farms within the same integrator group as an infected farm may face as much as a fivefold increase in exposure risk compared to farms affiliated with a different group," said Jessica Leibler, a doctoral candidate in the Bloomberg School's Sommer Scholars program.

As my leaders are going through seminars of how to lead a generation of millennials in the military, they are slowly learning how to lead and support LGBT members and their unique struggles they may face as well.

Because manhwas have such a loyal fanbase, adaptations may face criticism as often as they earn praise.

They generally felt medical tourists were uninformed about risks they may face abroad, as well as factors they should consider when selecting a facility.

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Cephalon is hoping to use Nuvigil as a revenue replacement for Provigil, a similar drug that may face generic competition as early as 2012.

So Russia may face financial pressures as well as a loss of political clout.