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But Ms. Taveras's plight has led clinicians and community officials to rally to her side.

Silverstone's plight has led to it paying the hosting fee for the British race in arrears and Ecclestone has the right to terminate the contract next year.

Catalonia's financial plight has led an increasing number of Catalans to conclude that their recovery prospects would be enhanced by loosening, or even breaking, ties with the rest of Spain.

Although the political economy focus has provided valuable insights into the plight of older people (and predominantly older women), it has led to viewing older people as a homogeneous group who live in deprived circumstances.

The film depicts the plight of a poor family in Hebei province, where steel production has led to heavy pollution.

That has led many people to question if Mr. Jackson and Mr. Sharpton are sincere in their efforts to improve the plight of artists who they say are exploited.

Indeed, these social issues exacerbate the plight of many of the economically vulnerable in Vietnam and public outcry over allegations of such abuses by both multinational corporations (MNCs) and domestic firms has led to a number of strikes in the past decade (Phuong, 2017).

This paper argues that these difficulties, along with a concerted effort by international and Liberian advocacy groups to publicize the plight of communities, have led peacebuilders to rethink the privileged status of timber extraction towards a policy goal that affords communities more rights in determining how forests are managed and used.

Their plight has also led to a greater recognition of the impact of violence on children.

National coverage of their plight has already led to more than $100,000 in donations for some of the patients affected by the budget cuts.

Those problems have led to Arthur Andersen's current plight, but they will not be solved by that firm's apparent fate.