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Gorbachev had to devise a reform program in the face of oppostion from many top Party leaders.

Mr. Shapiro also mentions the federal government's withdrawal of the Total Information Awareness program in the face of broad criticism, not least from the A.C.L.U.

He has faced the difficult decision of whether to move ahead with an antimissile program in the face of Russian opposition and concerns that it would violate the ABM treaty.

But Pentagon officials also emphasized that Iraqi rejection of a resolution, or a speedy collapse of the inspection program in the face of Iraqi resistance, would probably accelerate the president's decision to use force.

The initiative, called World Ahead, comes as Intel, the No. 1 chip maker, is embarking on what it says will be a $1 billion revamping program in the face of declining market share and a lagging share price.

[A8.] Hurt by Ad Decline, NBC Plans Cuts NBC, accelerating a continuing cost-cutting program in the face of a drop in advertising, will cut 5 to 10percentt of its work force, or 300 to 600 jobs.

What's not working is taking away funding for these programs in the face of budget cuts.

Europe, newly enamored of penny-pinching and stress-testing, still grapples with expensive social programs in the face of grim growth prospects.

Scott Shane writes that the next administration must decide whether and how to scale back spending on domestic security programs in the face of guaranteed opposition from the public, Congress and lobbyists.

Channel 4 is to focus on preserving its "commercially successful" programming in the face of swingeing budget cuts and will remain unable to commission new content for the 11pm slot, the broadcaster's head of programming, Julian Bellamy, confirmed today.

As the Environmental Protection Agency officials face off against skeptical Republicans in round after round of hearings concerning regulations, and as Democrats fight to save their pet programs in the face of Republican-led budget slashing, the battle over the best way to serve the House special (often a burrito, with too many green peppers, and a 16-ounce soda) is over money and beliefs.