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I advised Mr. Rubin of the predicament created by my impending hammertoe operation, adding that my requirements in a cane were influenced by vanity as well as by necessity.

England's predicament had been created by Pakistan's solitary right-handed paceman, the first we have seen in this series.

There has been talk of Park's predicament creating a "Trump effect" in South Korea, fuelled by public fury towards the political establishment and, as underlined by the current scandal, its cosy ties with the country's powerful conglomerates.

There has been talk of Park's predicament creating a "Trump effect" in South Korea, fuelled by public fury towards the political establishment and, as underlined by the current cronyism scandal, its cozy ties with the country's wealthy, and powerful family-owned "chaebol" conglomerates.

But Spain's economic predicament creates its own restrictions.

This predicament is like so many of the messes created by Wall Street in recent years: Easy to make.

But his predicament was that of an entire generation of producers created by the writer-led Golden Age system.

Our current food predicament resembles a Malthusian scenario — misery and famine — but one largely created by overproduction rather than underproduction.

The predicament over the presidency has revived a public debate over whether the Electoral College -- created by the founding fathers in 1787 in part to protect states from encroaching federal power -- is obsolete and should be replaced by the popular vote.

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Connecticut could address its predicament by creating eight school districts matching its eight counties, so that the thirty poorer districts whose challenges remain severe could become integrated into richer districts.