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Thirty years after the first Earth Day, the incoming administration was still confronting power-plant smokestacks spewing fumes.

The president also said Myanmar was still confronting protracted ethnic insurgencies, including a dispute with the Kachin, a Christian minority near the China border, and the Rohingya Muslims along the Bangladesh border.

Although the telephone interviews could increase the response rate, our study (as most population surveys) was still confronted with the problem of non-response.

The video game industry is still confronting a troubled economy.

But Hulu is still confronting big questions about its future prospects.

Despite a regime change, they are still confronting underlying issues, issues illuminated by this quarterback saga.

But many Chinese cities are still confronting serious labor shortages, even though the holiday ended weeks ago.

Despite its improved financial performance, Lloyds is still confronting a number of past wrongdoings that have cost the firm billions of dollars in legal costs.

"Women are still confronting barriers to their success," said Dr. JoAnn Manson, a professor of endocrinology at Harvard Medical School, who was not involved in the study.

The two men were never close, and as the ad points out, the 2008 presidential primary campaign got pretty testy, with Mr. McCain accusing Mr. Romney of being a flip-flopper — a charge Mr. Romney is still confronting.

CORDOVA, Alaska — As the oil spill spreads ominously in the Gulf of Mexico, its impact uncertain, communities here beside Prince William Sound are still confronting the consequences of March 24 , 1989 the day of the wreck of the Exxon Valdez.