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"It's a metaphor for athletes tackling their goal".

Lawmakers in Maine have found an unusual tool for tackling their state's pension woes: Social Security.

They still lack a plan for tackling their farmers, who are becoming increasingly restive.

By contrast, Wales ended with coolness, tackling their way to the countdown with easy discipline.

None of these will be solved without tackling their root causes: ongoing instability and extreme poverty.

Both semi-finals this weekend feature former assistant coaches tackling their old master.

Certainly the Balkans have proven adept at tackling their recent tragedies with dark humor.

Typically, they would go for lucrative jobs with financial-services firms or management consultants, before tackling their long-term goals.

They convince companies that they are tackling their problems, distracting time and attention from the real business of management.

Larger corporations, especially those operating in both the United States and Europe, have gone furthest in tackling their emissions.

"But we aren't just dealing with potential terrorists at home, we are tackling their inspiration abroad," Abbott said.