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The company, which developed a blood test called OVA1 to measure the likelihood that ovarian tumors are malignant, was facing worries about whether it could pay bondholders before the financial crisis hit.

The announcement comes as ministers said their ability to keep things secret from the public was facing "worrying" erosion.

This is not a surprising move for Nokia and Microsoft: the two have been facing some worry over whether the platform will ever have the content muscle to ever grow into a significant competitor against Apple and Google in the mobile space.

Mr. Binger said that one weak spot on Wall Street — the financial sector — was faced with a new worry of higher interest rates while still trying to navigate a tight credit market and fallout from bad bets on home loans.

Even so, Gigerenzer says, it's surprising how few specialists understand the risk a woman with a positive mammogram result is facing - and worrying too.

If young, disaffected Muslim women are, in fact, increasingly moving toward extremism, then the disengagement of young women from nonviolent activism and their confusion over which direction their anger should be facing is particularly worrying.

But in any context when it refers to shallow talk about others who are facing their share of worries and tribulations in life, we really must remember that gossip is not at all as trivial as we may construe it in the midst of conversation.

And, they were faced with worries by city health officials and downtown merchants who were crying out for business.

When an infectious epidemic is being faced, the worries of cross-infection and the well-being of family members are critical in determining the mental health effects of the epidemic on a person.

Private colleges, which are more expensive than public institutions, are facing a different problem: worried about losing students, they are trying to find ways to increase financial aid.

People with epilepsy are facing discrimination and many worry about leaving their homes in case they have an attack, a survey has suggested.