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How was that possible in the face of such a global burden?
Our staff have worked their hearts out in order to protect as many people as possible in the face of extreme weather.
They have been most sympathetic to Mr. Sharon, urging that he be given as much latitude as possible in the face of daily horrors.
Look at the blitz - London was functioning and as close to normal as possible in the face of a much greater threat," says Manley.
He said maintaining their independence would not be possible in the face of the formidable competition a merged ITV would pose.
For doctors, care will become less a question of curing a disease than helping their patients to live as well as possible in the face of their illnesses.
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A factor in the decision may be the plant's possible vulnerability in the face of another major storm.
Moreover, it is possible that, in the face of determined vested interests, Japan may actually need a bit of conflict.
In a speech this week he said that governments had a "moral duty" to levy as little tax as possible.In the face of all this evidence, how could Mr Campbell's admission not have damaged his political masters?
But I also wanted it to give us a sense of hope that change is possible, even in the face of overwhelming odds.
"It began as a private project to explain that life is possible, even in the face of danger, even when you have medical limitations and I wanted to show my daughter that she is not alone," she added.
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