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But the world's boardrooms have started to grapple with a much broader set of questions about Asia.

Recently, in pieces like his playfully dazzling Clarinet Concerto and the cool, elegant Violin Concerto he composed for the Mostly Mozart Festival in 2006, he started to grapple with melody.

As the fighting on the front line in eastern Libya settles into a stalemate 100 miles south of here, this city where the revolution against the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi began in earnest on Feb. 17 has started to grapple with a daunting problem: building democracy in a society where there never was such a thing.

These seismic changes hit the music industry first and Anderson believes that it has started to grapple with what they mean but needs to go further in clearing rights to archive recordings, loosening pricing structures and continuing to innovate with "digital only" labels that lower costs.

We are coming up to the year anniversary of the recent #MeToo movement, a watershed in which society started to grapple with the disbelief shown to survivor women naming their attackers.

that the media really started to grapple with the issue.

While this trend is well known, countries are only just starting to grapple with the implications.

The TV industry is also starting to grapple with another trend.

I think Facebook is starting to grapple with that, but it's going to be tricky to figure out.

The medical profession is just starting to grapple with the problem of physician burnout, which is reaching epidemic proportions.

The 33 miners rescued from a Chilean mine are just starting to grapple with what happened to them.