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Overfishing and climate change had already hammered local populations of winter flounder and lobster ― leading to strict new catch limits to preserve the future of those species and new struggles for the industry.

According to Tanya Kersson, author of Grabbing Power: The New Struggles for Land, Food and Democracy in Northern Honduras, a few powerful landowners grabbed more than 21,000 hectares in a short period between 1990 and 1994.

And so, a new struggle for Iraq's nightlife has begun to play out in Baghdad.

A case-by-case basis that's a new struggle for every patient, every time.

"This is a new struggle for freedom," Kamla Bhasin, the South Asia coordinator for the campaign, said of One Billion Rising.

"Fever Moon," at No. 2 on the hardcover graphic books best-seller list this week, chronicles a new struggle for Mac.

The demise of the two-state solution will only lead to a new struggle for equal rights, within one state.

Reprints Related items Aid for ArgentinaNov 16th 2000 Argentina’s new struggle for confidence and growthNov 16th 2000Unfortunately, all is not well in Argentina.

Switzerland said it had frozen the assets of Slobodan Milosevic and four other Serbs facing criminal charges.See article: The new struggle for KosovoGermany's chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, announced measures to cut taxes and trim the budget deficit.

Many questions are unanswered, but some experts suspect that the Marines are positioning themselves for a new American president — when troops would be phased out of Iraq and a new struggle for budget resources would be in play.

And so, in the 1990's, Moss Ngoasheng and Soto Ndukwana found themselves in business together, their camaraderie in captivity appearing to be grounds enough for partnership in this new struggle for capital accumulation.