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He said southern Africa also was having a food crisis, which was resulting in a lack of attention to the situation in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Hearing how senior figures at the CQC not only failed to deal with known concerns about the standard of care at Morecambe Bay, which was resulting in unnecessary deaths of babies and others, but sought to cover up findings about its own failings even after Stafford, is hard to take.

In the States, it sells barely 800,000, which is resulting in an annual loss of $3m.

He did, however, have incipient mental health problems, which were resulting in his refusing food as a result of delusions.

We want to see the Board of Education harness the overspending in the non-educational portion of the budget, which is resulting in cuts in education and transportation.

Ms Carson originally took the UK government to court last year, claiming it was operating a policy of mass discrimination which is resulting in financial hardship for many British citizens living around the world.

It is also observed that these entities are evading the mandate of additional authentication/validation by following business/payment models which are resulting in foreign exchange outflow".

COO Sheryl Sandberg also said that Facebook is doing more to review political ads, which is resulting in more delays before those ads appear.

Supporters have their temperatures checked and are then asked to clean their hands with sanitising gel as they enter stadiums, which is resulting in long queues.

The DUP is in the middle of a crisis of confidence which is resulting in a crisis of confidence within unionism.

A number of these platforms have evolved to offer many more features, beyond just sending messages, which is resulting in their users staying on them longer.