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More than a dozen members of the Muslim American Homeland Security Congress, an advisory group initiated by Sheriff Baca, said at a meeting last week that Muslims in particular had a large stake in preventing further terrorist attacks because if something happens, it is their community that comes under scrutiny, their members who face suspicion and discrimination.

Anyone in the camp who comes under any suspicion will face torture and murder.

While declaring climate change the most "consequential, urgent, sweeping collection of challenges we face as a nation and a world", Clinton has faced suspicion from liberal elements in the party because of her close connections to the oil and gas industry.

However the firm has long faced suspicion due to Ren's background.

"For years, some relatives themselves unfairly faced suspicion that is particularly oppressive," said the chancellor.

Like Huawei, it has faced suspicion from western governments, who worry that it could be undermining their infrastructure.

The rugby club initially faced suspicion because most of its members were Western expatriates and its official head a British diplomat.

As Alloa academy's first campus cop, Andy Ward faced suspicion from parents and pupils when he took up his post in the market town east of Stirling.

I constantly faced suspicion because of the colour of my skin.

As a Mormon, he faced suspicion and skepticism by some in the Evangelical portion of the party.

"We are consistently facing suspicion of any foreigner working in the country," he told a press conference in Geneva.