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The Schering-Plough Corporation, which is struggling to overcome declining orders for its Claritin allergy treatment, said yesterday that it plans to buy back marketing rights to the cancer medicine Leucomax from Novartis.

The Democratic leaders of the Senate and House urged President Bush in a letter to oust Mr. Pitt, who has become a lightning rod for renewed criticism of the administration's handling of the economy and what some see as its inability to overcome declining confidence among stock market investors.

To overcome declining markets and low-cost competition, Canadian pulp and paper (P&P) mills are considering the diversification of their product platform.

That year, the party's campaign focused on overcoming declining popularity among the public, fuelled in part by anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny, whose epithet for United Russia – "the party of crooks and thieves" – became widely popular.

Deere, based in Moline, Ill., said the strong agricultural sales enabled it to overcome declines in other sectors because of the housing slump in the United States.

The association would be granted a 25-year extension, which supporters say will provide stability for the New York horse-racing industry as it seeks to overcome years of declining attendance, financial problems and scandal.

While Toyota recorded growth in Asia and other developing areas, it was not enough to overcome steep declines in the developed markets of North America, Japan and Europe.

The transport group said it was unable to overcome the decline of one million in the number of elderly coach customers which followed the removal by the UK government of its concessionary scheme.

For the Obama campaign, the challenge is to overcome a decline in voter enthusiasm from 2008 that has existed throughout the year and has been aggravated by Mr. Obama's lackluster performance in the first presidential debate two weeks ago.

The next elections are scheduled for 2012 on the island, which won independence in 1966 and has overcome the decline of its once powerful sugar industry to grow relatively wealthy through high-end tourism, light industry and offshore financial services.

The Post, like most other big metropolitan newspapers, has struggled to overcome the decline in classified and other local advertising revenue as more business has shifted to online advertising.