Beset by violence The northwest African country of Burkina Faso has been beset by extremist violence in recent months as Islamist terror groups expand their reach.
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Burkina Faso beset by violence The northwest African country of Burkina Faso has been beset by extremist violence in recent months as Islamist terror groups expand their reach.
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Barrett was facing a decimated Rutgers secondary beset by injuries.
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He also believes that America is beset by violent crime.
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HK, has been beset by delays and higher cost estimates.
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But he said the overall picture was beset by problems.
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India has been beset by a wave of gruesome lynchings.
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But the broader issues that beset the squatting movement concerned
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Other industries have supposedly been beset by worker shortages, too.
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Both Medicare and Medicaid are beset with rising drug prices.
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Yemen is a poor country, perpetually beset by internal violence.
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But the group now finds itself beset by internal conflict.
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Various obstructions beset it, but the purpose was ultimately achieved.
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The town is beset with bullying, sexual harassment and abuse.
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In addition, Carson's campaign has been beset by profligate spending.
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That all single parents are beset by weariness without end.
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Relationships between nations are increasingly beset by enmity and suspicion.
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At the same time, the Trump partisans and apolitical normies who like the North Korea summit need to recognize that the problems that beset Obama's attempt at "offshore balancing" could beset Trump's efforts as well.
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A market beset by such transparency issues was easy to exploit.
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But it has been beset by delays and allegations of corruption.
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That is not the only problem that has beset the programme.
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Trudeau has been beset by flubs and scandals in recent months.
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Yet politics in Madagascar, beset by corruption, is far from healthy.
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Game of Thrones isn't the only show beset by this annoyance.
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But another recently published algorithm is not beset by this problem.
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Turkey's connection with its own past is beset by sharp ruptures.
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So what are the compromises that usually beset cross-platform apps?
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U.N. peacekeeping missions have been beset by accusations of sexual abuse.
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Yet Kemper has been beset by cost overruns and engineering challenges.
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A host of problems beset biotech stocks in the first quarter.
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With bees beset on all fronts, the situation is pretty grim.
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Wilkie inherits an agency beset with challenges, including high-level turnover.
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There is no doubt the E.U. was beset with structural problems.
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But the South African government's efforts have been beset by problems.
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The whole endeavor is inevitably beset by lawsuits at every step.
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He was sick, dwindling; beset by fatigue, fever, cough, weight loss.
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Trump's presidency has also been beset with predictions of imminent collapse.
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Beset by infighting, many of its leading members started new parties.
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But each of them are beset with geological or technological difficulties.
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Along the way, he's beset by doubt and buoyed by hope.
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The accident is the latest to beset India's extensive rail network.
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The aircraft carrier is has long been beset with operational problems.
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Zuma's presidency has been beset by allegations of high-level corruption.
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By the next autumn there I was beset on all sides.
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Libya and Yemen are beset by civil wars, complicating routes to Africa.
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Yet the IHS has been beset for years by underfunding and mismanagement.
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North Lawndale is a community beset with high unemployment, crime and incarceration.
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In a world beset, more than ever, by turbulence she offers continuity.
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Even the left's outrage was muted this time, beset by scandal fatigue.
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But implementation of its recommendations has been beset by crises and setbacks.
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Indians are doggedly beset by poverty, ill health and other social problems.
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Such places are already beset by droughts, possibly caused by global warming.
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It is beset by domestic drama and lacks diplomats in important roles.
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I promptly was beset by a groundhog or a woodchuck, another pest.
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And life then was always beset by war and poverty and illness.
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Even though the HGTV community — beset with unrealistic expectations and a Target.
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Just as that case beset Nixon, so will this one nag Trump.
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Some calamity had beset my member; something or other was blocking it.
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Freedom of speech allows us to identify the problems that beset us.
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The program has been beset by technical problems, delays and cost overruns.
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But the science of love and attraction is especially beset with noise.
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What is unquestionably a visually appealing exhibition is beset with discordant sensibilities.
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When his arrival proves disappointing, inexplicable events begin to beset the town.
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Several of the projects were beset by delays, corruption, and inflated costs.
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But their attempts to protect red tegus have been beset with difficulties.
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"The Family Gene" is occasionally beset by incorrect explanations of the science.
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The film takes place in a Japan beset by near-endless rain.
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I am beset, too, by obsessively remembered thudding guilts and scalding shames.
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"IT organizations, CIOs, are beset by a core challenge," the CEO said.
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" "That you've been beset by the circumstances of Mollie's death is wrong.
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Elliniko was a gritty tent favela beset by fighting and drug dealing.
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The review of the Greek bailout programme has been beset by delays and The review of the Greek bailout programme has been beset by delays and disputes between Athens and its European Union and International Monetary Fund creditors.
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It's just a bleak place, beset by an extra dose of Brexit bleakness.
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His America was a dangerous and failing place, beset by crime and terrorism.
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The archaic production lines, noisy, dark and dirty, were beset by demarcation disputes.
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It's a troubling beginning for Sanchez, who was beset by injuries last season.
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The contest was beset by controversy due to it being hosted in Israel.
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But much of his first year in office was beset by slow progress.
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America today is more divided; its economy is weaker and beset by problems.
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The Arctic, beset by unusually warm temperatures this summer, is ripe for flames.
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The Russia legislation has been beset for weeks over a string of setbacks.
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That Nat Turner was indeed a madman — raving, bloodthirsty, beset by apocalyptic visions.
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The Hong Kong market is already beset with scandals and poorly run companies.
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Still, the country's central banker dismissed the allegations that have beset the country.
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The CDC was beset by several missteps while trying to develop test kits.
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Like travelers beset with reflex gluttony in airline lounges, he cannot help it.
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The announcement came as Sessions is beset by criticism from President Donald Trump.
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Since the announcement, his family has been beset by fresh anguish and questions.
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It is ridiculous nonsense that Ukraine is beset with a bunch of Nazis.
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Guinea-Bissau has been beset by political instability since declaring independence in 1974.
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Beset with bad temper and migraines, he is in treatment at the Foundation.
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The culture is overwhelming; it is beset with all kinds of visual images.
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The President-elect will also take office beset by looming political challenges in Congress.
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Home to Mexico's first oil discovery, Tabasco is beset by grinding poverty and violence.
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The Model 3 has been beset with production delays since its launch last July.
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The program is beset by rising costs and delays, making drones an attractive option.
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The country has been beset by ethnic-based violence over the past 12 months.
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Her campaign was beset by problems after she entered the race in August 2015.
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Its title also brings to mind the repetitive rhetoric that has beset Britain since.
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The Democrats on Capitol Hill, beset with other problems, are not picking a fight.
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Britain is beset by Brexit angst and worries about its role in the world.
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The sport's good governance helps win fans in a country beset by corruption scandals.
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The singer's final show in Manchester was once again beset upon by boisterous Beliebers.
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Relative newcomers to these online ecosystems were beset by exploitation from above and within.
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Beset by both a class war and a fierce culture war, Republicans are reeling.
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Like Crossrail, the new Paris express has been beset by delays and cost increases.
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This isn't good news for a breed that's already beset with serious health problems.
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Czechs suffer few of the historical grievances or cultural cleavages that beset their neighbours.
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Professor Kathuria tells me that Delhi Police's Himmat app has been beset by problems.
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Saudi Arabia may regret gambling on tech firms beset with regulatory and managerial problems.
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A renewed economic crisis could beset Greece, as its economy stubbornly refuses to recover.
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Sex and the City 3 has been beset by rumors of cast in-fighting.
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Kerry also addressed growing discontent voiced by Argentines over an economy beset by stagflation.
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Lucas Giolito (0-3) lost his third straight start, beset by crippling control problems.
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Radical Islamic Terrorism continues to beset nations with barbarous attacks – in Barcelona, Paris, London.
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Why would a company beset by fake news stick a knife into real news?
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If America is beset by wage stagnation it's not because of intricate structural problems.
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Even the walk from the front door to the gutter is beset with peril.
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An illustration showed the Kosciuszko beset by flames, wolves, and Xena the Warrior Princess.
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Beset by the cares and inconveniences of modern life, it is easy to settle.
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The latest season of Bachelor in Paradise has been beset with allegations of misconduct.
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Dionisio González's exhibition at Galerie Richard, while visually appealing, is beset with discordant sensibilities.
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But many of these studies are beset by methodological flaws, leading to overhyped results.
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Since then, my relationship with fashion since has been beset with ups and downs.
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The investment world has been beset by sluggish growth and ultra-low interest rates.
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He and his campaign are beset by conflicts of interest and potential criminal liability.
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Since then, the company has been beset by numerous scandals, lawsuits, and management changes.
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The Blue Devils, beset by 23 turnovers in the game, would not get closer.
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But it ended in 2011, as the Bowery was beset by luxury real estate.
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At the time, New York City was crumbling, beset by transit and garbage strikes.
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The former South African leader was beset by scandal during his tenure as president.
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That may make it difficult to withstand the shocks that regularly beset the aviation sector.
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There's also no denying it's been beset by bugs since Google released it last month.
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It was a hapless venture reportedly beset with problems and and lack of clear direction.
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The region is frequently beset by armed conflict between rebel fighters and the DRC government.
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The Mopti region in central Mali has been beset by sectarian violence in recent months.
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Both Labour and the UK Independence Party are beset by weak leadership and internal feuding.
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Berlin's new airport, initially due to opened in 2011, has been beset by technical problems.
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These nations have been beset by high murder rates, rampant gang violence and widespread poverty.
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Token sales have been beset by a number of problems, including scams to steal Ethereum.
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It began not just in poverty, but beset by basic uncertainty about how to develop.
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And, unlike rival Samsung, Apple isn't beset with the very serious problem of exploding batteries.
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But the process is beset by delays and attempts to dilute the laws, activists say.
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Such jobs may be under the same pressure that have already beset other, besieged professions.
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Second, Trump is beset by concerns that he's too erratic to capitalize on Clinton's weaknesses.
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Since Russia was awarded the contract in 2010, the project has been beset by delays.
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But it has been beset by squabbles over cost overruns and claims of unpaid taxes.
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Ukraine boasts a freely and fairly elected government in a region beset by democratic reversal.
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Unilever then was beset with internal politics, endless reorganizations, and an aging portfolio of brands.
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Wells Fargo has been beset by a scandal over its creation of unauthorized customer accounts.
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The Dodgers, beset by injuries to their starters, are hopeful Ryu can return in May.
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But it is an imperfect science, beset by accusations of racial bias and false positives.
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Why this matters: The White House communications and press team has been beset by leaks.
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A decade later, rural America was beset by a similar problem—but a different culprit.
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Trump comes to France beset by allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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These systems are all beset by the usual technological hurdles, cost overruns and bureaucratic pitfalls.
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Saturday's ballot was beset by technical glitches, frustrating delays for voters and election-related violence.
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Iran, 40 years after its revolution, is beset by internal contradictions and is predatory abroad.
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They were old, beset by infirmities, but when they died I was undone by grief.
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The group was slow to launch and beset by internal strife and lawsuits from critics.
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Around the same time, the law's insurance marketplaces stumbled into existence, beset by technological failures.
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However, since Russia was awarded the contract in 2010, the project has been beset by delays.
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For the last seven years, Borno has been beset by violence, economic collapse and infrastructural decay.
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The launch of Apple's iPhone 4 back in 2010 was famously beset by a similar issue.
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Unable to settle upon a project that suited him, he was beset by alcoholism and depression.
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Peru, the world's No. 2 copper producer, is beset with conflicts over mining in remote regions.
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The journey, however, will be complex and perilous, beset by wrong turnings, chicanes and elephant traps.
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Tesla, one of three companies the 25-year-old Musk runs, has been beset by problems.
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The security clearance issues that currently beset this White House are directly traceable to these failures.
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Baghdad and Ankara exchange barbs But such displays of unity have been beset by regional rivalries.
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Luzerne County is a blue area beset by a burgeoning drug trade and diminishing economic opportunities.
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Elsewhere, though, Mr Trump's administration is beset by the same old problems: lazy vetting and underpopulation.
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Silvio Berlusconi, beset by legal troubles, neglected the euro crisis until he was forced from power.
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Unfortunately public investment, which shrank by 1.2% last year, has been beset by backtracking and delays.
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Both FIFA and the government, beset by other woes, seem to have forgotten about the idea.
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Despite their ideological differences, both were beset by corruption scandals that tarnished voters' faith in them.
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Even the most prominent Franco-German industrial success, EADS-Airbus, has been beset by internal rivalries.
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Some feel increasingly beset upon to go against their beliefs, and consider themselves to be marginalized.
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Beset by scandal, Trump knows he has to shore up support from his most ardent fans.
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World stocks have sold off in October, beset by worries over corporate earnings and geopolitical uncertainty.
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Despite the very strong feelings on both sides, the gun control debate is beset by torpor.
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Long Island's toxic reputation goes far beyond one village beset by racist gangs and corrupt policing.
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It also comes at a time when chief rival Uber is beset with public relations issues.
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We face a world beset by war and awash in nationalism and nativism—our own included.
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Kavanaugh's involvement in the Pickering nomination is only the latest trouble to beset his own nomination.
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Chamblee described a "perfect storm" of issues that have simultaneously beset 14-times major champion Woods.
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Najib was beset by a multi-billion-dollar scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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That is yet another problem for them, in what has been a tenure beset with difficulties.
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In a city and state beset by political corruption, James has fashioned herself as a reformer.
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It's also been beset by accusations of gender and age discrimination as well as self-dealing.
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One woman, impregnated in an attack and beset by morning sickness, keeps vomiting into a bucket.
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Soon Lizzy, left alone while Isaac fetches supplies, is also beset by terrifying, shape-shifting apparitions.
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He posted a Byte video to Twitter and claimed the post had been beset by spam.
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Unfortunately, the absence of common standards has beset the American and European banking partnership with inconsistencies.
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Metal surfaces are beset with rust, and an overwhelmed sewage system leads to small floods everywhere.
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The Bears were beset by the turnovers with Utah scoring 26 points off their 22 turnovers.
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Since winning a landslide victory in June, Raggi has been beset by resignations, infighting and scandals.
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The region has been beset by violence from suspected Islamist militant groups over in recent months.
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If you say something like this on social media, you'll be beset by furious Sanders supporters.
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Of course, there are many works of art beset by obstacles that limit our viewing experience.
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The case has prompted a fierce debate in a country beset by high levels of violent crime.
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The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter has been beset by spiraling costs, failed testing and schedule delays.
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Its development has been beset by delays and cost overruns, making it the subject of intense criticism.
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Yes, I knew the road would be hard, beset with opposition from the left and the right.
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But the corporate giants that do this work have been beset by mounting losses and profit warnings.
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At home, Thailand was poor, beset with regular blackouts, unreliable waterworks and unpaved roads in most places.
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The company has also been beset with allegations of sexual harassment and reports of a misogynistic culture.
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The actor, who plays Dustin, often shines in a show that is somewhat beset by incoherent characterization.
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That was a project that has been beset with setbacks, lack of congressional interest and funding problems.
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Those who knew the couple have described a seemingly normal home life possibly beset by marital tension.
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The site is beset by fake reviews and attacks from businesses who want bad reviews taken down.
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Rich countries can and must do more to help those beset by war, persecution or economic duress.
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The second aim, building treatment plants, has been beset by disagreements over the design of the scheme.
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Those who know the Watts family have described a seemingly happy union possibly beset by mounting tension.
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In many other countries, a project on this scale would be beset with delays and cost overruns.
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The bar had a power connection to the national grid, but was often beset by power outages.
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That prompted a military crackdown beset by allegations of rape, killings and arson by the security forces.
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To enumerate every local leader beset with investigation or indictment would be an Infinite Jest–length read.
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Berlusconi has been prime minister four times in a political career beset by corruption and sex scandals.
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Amid a news cycle beset by crisis, turmoil, and recriminations, a tragedy recently hit the United Nations.
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Now beset by plunging polls and abysmal trust ratings, she urgently needs more of that positive press.
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At the very least, it's a start in tackling problems that have beset the CPD for decades.
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Mumbai, India's financial capital, has been beset with unrelenting rain, that has turned its streets into rivers.
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The Lockheed Martin-made jet has been beset by numerous issues, including cost overruns and technical glitches.
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Big-hitting Vandeweghe's downfall was the careless mistakes that beset her game throughout, leaving her increasingly frustrated.
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Tesla has been beset by production delays for its Model 3 sedans, attributing the problems to suppliers.
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A controversial task from the start The commission has been beset by controversy virtually since it began.
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Honorable mentions * Doug Jones: Yes, Roy Moore was a terrible candidate, beset by serious allegations of wrongdoing.
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Carmakers are under increasing pressure to consolidate in an industry beset by rising costs and disruptive technologies.
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He vowed to raise morale at an agency that lawmakers say has been beset by internal politics.
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Meanwhile the European economy is now beset by a whole host of largely politically generated economic problems.
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Beset by a scratchy throat, he tried drinking water from a stemmed cup, but it didn't help.
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She notes, though, that there is no panacea for all of the problems that beset electoral arrangements.
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Up until 2014, China was beset by a string of violent attacks and riots involving discontented Uighurs.
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Workers speak of an industry beset by forced overtime, unsafe working conditions and the obstruction of unionisation.
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The hospitalization is the latest in a string of health scares that have beset the liberal justice.
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From The Wall Street Journal: Tesla and Panasonic's battery partnership is beset by tensions and culture clash.
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Kenya's wildlife population has been beset by poachers targeting lucrative markets in Asia in the last decade.
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PA On top of its dire financial state, Areva is beset by technical, regulatory and legal problems.
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Nigeria is beset by security challenges, including a jihadist insurgency and communal violence between farmers and herders.
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More than six months of protests have beset the city with frequent confrontations between protesters and police.
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Both Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman, meanwhile, are beset by truly muddled stories and narrative structures.
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In the photo, Schwarzenegger could be seen wearing a stunning engagement ring beset with an enormous diamond.
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In the post, Schwarzenegger can be seen wearing a stunning engagement ring beset with an enormous diamond.
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It caps off an improbable season for a team beset for decades by an improbably long championship drought.
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The scandal has further shaken confidence in an economy beset by high inflation and a tumbling peso currency.
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Collectively, the contracts are worth $6.8 billion, according to GAO, but the programs have been beset with delays.
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Beset by shame, Bastidas had developed a drinking problem in Japan as a way to numb the pain.
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Malawi, a lakeside southern African nation, depends heavily on foreign aid and is frequently beset by worsening droughts.
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Since the primaries his campaign has been steady; Mr DeSantis's has been disorganised and beset by racial controversies.
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Beset by corruption scandals, he faces a strong challenge from a centrist coalition led by a top general.
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It is actually the second time that Gaines has been beset by false gossip of her impending exit.
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Coming from a family of teachers, Bartleby can attest that school staff rooms are beset by bitter rivalries.
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China is beset by a trade war, pushback against its global infrastructure plans and allegations of industrial spying.
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But the weakness reflects the minimalist transition planning and thin staffing that have beset the whole Trump machine.
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In contrast, Trump's cabinet is destined to be beset by scandals both major and minor from day one.
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Trump like Nixon seems beset by paranoia, loathing and contempt for the press and even loyal political opposition.
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Even he, the darling of the modern European dream, is like Trump beset by his own modest hubris.
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The escalation comes as Russia struggles financially, beset by low oil prices, Western sanctions and a falling rouble.
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Republicans find themselves beset by angry and alarmed constituents at their district offices and public events every weekend.
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Germany's Weimar government, beset by political unrest and burdened with war debts and reparations, stumbled into economic oblivion.
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Today, beset by budget woes, anemic economic growth, and a failing education system, Mississippi is not particularly competitive.
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The 25-year old has been beset with accusations he bilked tax authorities in both Spain and Brazil.
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The recent adaptation of the BBC's War and Peace was beset by claims that the actors are indecipherable.
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In 1713, he arrived in France, which was beset by a problem he was well suited to tackle.
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Haiti, beset by natural disasters, a lack of infrastructure and poor sanitation, has had a more difficult path.
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CHARGES OF ANTI-SEMITISM During Corbyn's time as leader, Labour has been beset by accusations of anti-Semitism.
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The escalation comes as Russia struggles financially, beset by low oil prices, Western sanctions and a falling ruble.
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A population beset with shame so heavy they can barely think about climate change — let alone fight it.
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And it capped a season in which Notre Dame had been beset by injuries, with little going right.
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CHARGES OF ANTI-SEMITISM During Corbyn's time as leader, Labour has been beset by accusations of anti-Semitism.
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Today, just ordering a meal at the end of an exhausting day is beset by predation and uncertainty.
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But like supercritical wells, enhanced geothermal systems have been beset by technical challenges and fears of massive earthquakes.
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The court today is beset by partisan divides in a way that Holmes's generation could barely have understood.
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Exceling at sprinting, he first dreamed of representing the Netherlands at London 2012 but was beset by injury.
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And conservative speakers have been beset by the "groypers" at events in Texas, Tennessee and Arizona as well.
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The White House was beset by leaks of highly sensitive information in the early days of Trump's presidency.
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UMKC was beset by poor 3-point shooting (2 of 11) and turnovers (nine) in the first half.
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Nuclear plants could supply steady clean power, but they attract fierce opposition and are beset by cost overruns.
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The Trump administration has been beset by a constant stream of leaks since taking over in late January.
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Putin said last month the proposed summit was beset by problems and was not working out for now.
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The country is beset by a range of endemic infectious diseases, particularly during monsoon season, between May and October.
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Suddenly this man is beset on all sides by various stresses, at his work and especially at his home.
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South Sudan, which declared its independence from Sudan in 2011, has been beset by conflict and violence since 2013.
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However, Williams has been beset with health issues, including a nagging knee injury that has haunted her this season.
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Beset by a pioneer spirit, Zuckerberg sculpted ambition into reality, upending the way we document, exchange, and consume information.
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The courts have been beset by massive backlogs on dockets, resulting in cases sometimes taking years to be closed.
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It was a far cry from his inaugural address, where he decried the "carnage" he said has beset America.
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The flamboyant Berlusconi has been prime minister four times in a political career beset by corruption and sex scandals.
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But, like Malaysia's politics, beset by lurid tales of financial malfeasance, the currency has been unusually skittish (see chart).
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Beset by international sanctions, the North Korean government has begun hacking into cryptocurrency exchanges to steal bitcoins, researchers say.
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THE controversies that beset America's financial markets extend to even the most basic activities, such as trading a security.
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After a year beset by strikes, the company, which provides one in 200 German jobs, is rebuilding its profits.
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The IAAF itself has also been beset by corruption allegations regarding the taking of bribes to cover up doping.
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In a dark, chilling speech, he described an America beset by roving gangs of foreign murderers: Think of it.
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Beset by public-relations crises, Facebook spent this year trying to win back the public's trust, with uneven results.
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But Nintendo's just-released console — while brimming with promise — is beset by other issues that are arguably more pressing.
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Kouandjio stepped into the lineup last season with six starts after the Redskins' offensive line was beset by injuries.
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It's really odd ... especially because Moore was so beset by multiple allegations he'd sexually assaulted minors many years ago.
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Moments after they set foot in the United States, however, the travelers were beset by a gang of thieves.
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As the Beatles, beset by legal issues and differing philosophies, started splitting apart, Martin grew weary of the atmosphere.
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Take any of the anxieties that have lately beset Europe's politics and you find the Dutch got there first.
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The mosque opened in August 2012, after vandalism, arson and a bomb threat had beset its planning and construction.
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The case has prompted a fierce debate in a country beset by high levels of violent crime against women.
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But the SLS program has been beset with years of delays and has billions of dollars in cost overruns.
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Facebook has been beset by privacy scandals over the past year, and has faced backlash from users and lawmakers.
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To further add to the complexity, many schools are now beset with budget cuts, teacher shortages and overflowing classrooms.
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Beset by hunger, exhaustion and fear, governments desperate to ensure peace sought to extend their care of ordinary people.
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This antic historical novel conjures the New Orleans of 1918, beset by an axe murderer and the Spanish flu.
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But Mr Sharif has been beset by corruption allegations, by disputes with the army and by open-heart surgery.
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Pruitt has been beset by scandalous news reports, including allegations of exorbitant spending on his office suite and travel.
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Despite Whitman's adamant optimism, he understood that the American people are and will always be beset by divisive narratives.
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Legal analysts were divided by the ruling in a country beset by high levels of violent crime against women.
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But the talks have been beset by diplomatic hurdles, including a months-long dispute over the Iran nuclear deal.
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He shares responsibility with New Jersey for overseeing the agency, which has been beset with political and managerial problems.
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Secure in our partisan strongholds, we build barricades and set traps to beset the creep of perceived enemy ideas.
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However, the mark of rare bipartisanship was beset by news about the government funding bill, which stood in limbo.
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This is especially the case since you will be inheriting an economy that is beset by two conflicting tendencies.
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Due to the huge amounts of money involved in the international drug trade, violence will continue to beset Mexico.
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The 20-billion-euro project has been beset by political wrangling since its inception more than a decade ago.
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Both the Afghan capital and the wider country are beset with attacks on its military, police and civilian populations.
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Benin maintains low import tariffs compared with Nigeria, which for years been beset by chronic congestion in its ports.
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The rudderless SPA floundered through the next decade, beset by internal disagreements, and eventually split in the early 1970s.
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The area has long been beset by poverty and crime; in 2010, it was the country's poorest congressional district.
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The bottom line: Cuba is beset by major challenges, including crumbling infrastructure, low productivity and a two-currency system.
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The Bulldogs, who led 240-229 at halftime, were beset by poor free throw shooting in the first half.
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But from the start the government has been beset by disputes over appointments being carved up on ethnic lines.
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It was beset by both technical difficulties and the candidate's apparent unfamiliarity with the concept of live video streaming.
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There, Persephone joins a fearful group of virtually enslaved young women beset by a creeping sickness and strange visions.
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They've been beset by years and income inequality, stagnation, and have a hard enough time already making ends meet.
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She's beset by fears that her jet-engine work drive will never be compatible with a sane family life.
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The nation is crowded, it is beset by fierce industrial and social problems, and its isolation has disappeared forever.
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Nishant Mishra from Princeton, N.J. on "Why I Refuse to Avoid White People": Our country is beset with anger.
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Her ouster marks yet another departure from an administration beset by a series of exits by high-ranking officials.
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The party was beset by "laxity and softness" before he took charge, Mr. Xi told the delegates on Wednesday.
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The company has been beset by scandals for years, but that has done little to impede its blockbuster profits.
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Only about a dozen diplomats remain in America's once-teeming embassy in Baghdad, a city beset by deadly protests.
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Ryanair only recognized trade unions for the first time in December 2017 and has been beset by industrial action.
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The production seems beset by panic at the thought of the audience being less than wowed at all times.
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Yet the film is thoroughly stripped of the sniggering ironies that beset, and often wreck, the modern fright fest.
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The White House has been beset by leaks since its very first days, earning the fury of the president.
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The problems that beset our public pensions are not the result of random chance, evil spirits, or swamp gas.
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Credit reporting agency Equifax (EFX) and discount retail giant Target (TGT) have been beset with such problems, for example.
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Mr Volcker writes that, time and again, governments accept "a little inflation" only to find themselves beset by spiralling prices.
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The latest numbers for Trump, beset this week by fresh reports of Russian efforts to boost his candidacy, are stark.
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Beset by all these mounting scandals, Facebook's stock lost nearly 22 percent compared to its February 2nd peak by midweek.
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Random illnesses beset his friends and family members, lights flickered on and off, and unexplained noises occured throughout the house.
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Like other retailers, the company has been beset by increased competition in recent years from Amazon, Wal-Mart, and others.
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And I am happy that the Cupertino crew is at least listening to those of us beset by this annoyance.
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The German pharmaceutical and chemicals firm Bayer has outlined a mammoth bid for a U.S. firm beset by reputational issues.
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Vice President Joe Biden meanwhile, beset by personal tragedy after the death of his son Beau, also skipped the race.
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Saleh's deputy, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, took over as president in 2012, but Hadi's government has been beset with difficulties.
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Malawi is dependent on foreign aid and is frequently beset by drought which threatens the lives of thousands of people.
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A newspaper business that two years ago was beset with existentially worrying losses appears on the verge of breaking even.
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He's the guy who best navigated the incredibly tumultuous rapids that have beset the last 20 years of American television.
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Fiscal austerity in a slowing Italian economy — beset by high unemployment, rising poverty and crumbling infrastructure — would be sheer lunacy.
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While the best picture mix-up took top spot in the evening's embarrassments, the ceremony was beset with smaller blunders.
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So it is only natural that the alpine town is beset with private jets for the duration of the meeting.
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Trump Tower has been beset by protests for months and the people of New York have largely rejected his presidency.
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The theme was nominally "Make America Safe Again," as if the country has recently been beset by new, existential dangers.
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The Gulf Arab kingdom has been beset by a growing rift between its Shi'ite Muslim majority and its Sunni rulers.
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Many of those dogs live in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, and can be beset with health problems, the ASPCA says.
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Since then, the project has been beset by problems related to the construction in a busy part of central Singapore.
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Woods, beset by injuries, was unable to jump-start his career until 2013, when he racked up tournament victories again.
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Dealing with Iran, which is beset by political infighting between pragmatic and hardline factions, can be complex and time consuming.
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This is a flailing administration, beset on all sides and with no clear idea where it even wants to go.
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Going ahead with the Turkish gig (beset by security worries even before the parliamentary vote) wasn't their first brave deed.
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All are outpourings from Mr. Creed's psyche, a delicate but highly tuned instrument beset by odd compulsions and Freudian obsessions.
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For these people, everyday life is beset with great danger—and even close family and friends aren't to be trusted.
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The $9.66 billion project has been beset with numerous delays, but such is the price of unprecedented outer space endeavors.
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Pimco has been beset by managerial turmoil since the departures of founder Bill Gross and former CEO Mohamed El-Erian.
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Jerry Brown on Saturday visited Ventura County, beset by the Thomas Fire, the biggest of the six fires currently raging.
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The Middle East is beset by problems; but for a moment, blessedly, they have literally nothing to do with Israel.
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Bancor was beset by trading glitches — its coin is worth less today than it was at the time of launch.
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But at home, it risks reopening a longstanding wound in Cameron's Conservative Party, beset by division over Europe for decades.
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Dutton is protecting a way of life, one beset by greedy developers, tribal interests (some operating casinos) and corrupt politicians.
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King is accessible today because he was a reformer seeking nonviolent change in an America beset by reactionaries and radicals.
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The White House, beset by leaks and low morale, is in no position to lead Congress through complex legislative fights.
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The Steelers were beset by injuries in the divisional round, but that can't be said of the Patriots on Sunday.
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" Williams's talk will answer the question of how to "exercise responsibility in a world of innovation beset by unintended consequences.
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Though none crosses into hate speech or fake news, in the aggregate, they portray Germany as beset by dangerous foreigners.
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Biden's campaign — for months beset by a comedy of errors, low enthusiasm and lackluster fundraising — knew what this likely meant.
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In addition to the Navy secretary, the Pentagon has been beset by other vacancies, turnover and firings in recent months.
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But millennials also live in a world that seems beset by crisis, whether that's mass shootings, climate change, or coronavirus.
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The country's mostly rural south—undereducated, beset by vote-buying and clientelism, isolated from the global supply chain—remains impoverished.
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But in a domestic market beset by weak growth and a shrinking population, Line has hunted overseas for new markets.
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Bill Clinton made the country a better place, but his biggest legislative plans failed and he was beset by scandal.
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In recent weeks, Iraq, Lebanon and Iran have been beset by demonstrations that are, at least in part, opposing Tehran.
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Will the free press, now beset by cacophony, echo chambers and fake news, be capable of providing a dispassionate view?
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Using the ready-made partitions of the window supports, Mr. Frank displayed the racial divisions that beset his adopted country.
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The country has been beset by protests and killings as military forces battle pro-democracy supporters to control the country.
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Though none crosses into hate speech or fake news, in the aggregate, they portray Germany as beset by dangerous foreigners.
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Burrow reflected on his journey from Athens, Ohio, which sits on the edge of Appalachia and is beset by poverty.
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Now, often beset by tourists, these edifices are emptying as their congregations shrink or simply become too expensive to maintain.
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But it's been beset by lawsuits and controversy, including a widely rejected request that states send in voter roll data.
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Seven months in, the administration has failed to pass major legislation and has been beset by infighting and intraparty sparring.
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News reports this autumn detailed her disorganised, riven and functionally leaderless campaign, beset by internal rivalries and fund-raising woes.
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The government is beset by repeated political crises as parliamentary elections, delayed for three years, are scheduled for this month.
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Boeing's plan to ramp up production of its 737 airliner has been beset by bottles caused by engine and fuselage shortages.
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Second, amid the Trump phenomenon, conservatives are beset by a desire to attribute his rise to external factors beyond their control.
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In a world defined by trends, we've been beset by a highly worrying one: There is an undeniable lack of IPOs.
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The A400M programme has been beset with delays and Airbus is currently working on a revised delivery schedule for this year.
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The country has been beset by a series of economic protests in recent days as the country's currency, the rial, crashes.
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The Venezuelan opposition has been beset by infighting and ideological differences since Mr. Chávez, a socialist leader, took power in 1999.
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As the lawsuits and inquiries stack up against Facebook, the beset tech giant is taking some legal action of its own.
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He blames his legal troubles on the liberal elite and leftist media; he is beset by witch-hunts and fake news.
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"NG's returns remain the envy of a sector beset by challenges," analysts at Jefferies, who rate the stock as a 'hold'.
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But that's the kind of thinking that California – beset by a public pension crisis, rising inequality and infrastructure shortcomings – should debate.
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The construction of two new units at Mochovce, which already operates two reactors, has been beset by delays and budget overruns.
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Due to the default and the previous president's refusal to negotiate with creditors, he inherited a government beset by wide deficits.
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But that will be a long, fraught process, beset at every step by resistance — from agency employees, civil society, and courts.
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The French parliament started debating the bill in 2013, but it has been beset by two years of rows between politicians.
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Adrian Titieni plays Romeo, an upstanding, middle-aged surgeon living in a small Transylvanian town beset by crime, unemployment, and corruption.
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Like any royal court, this one is beset by factionalism and infighting; everyone is in charge, and so no one is.
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Perhaps half of Mexicans are still poor and parochial, beset by crime and corruption, and poorly served by schools and banks.
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Those who still live by the lake struggle to survive, beset by chronic drought and the slow onset of ecological catastrophe.
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The company is beset by a flurry of corruption charges—the last thing you want to hear about a nuclear utility.
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They are frequently beset with issues that mean they can either not operate at all or cannot work at full capacity.
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It has been beset by the structural flaws of the euro and a weak response to the financial meltdown of 2008.
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Congo has been beset by a wave of prison breaks, rebellions and lawlessness since Kabila's refusal to step down in December.
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Groups critical of Facebook began to crop up after a spate of controversies beset the company in the last two years.
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Though Saudi Arabia is a longtime ally to the US, the country is beset by a range of human rights abuses.
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But while the workshop that Valadier established after his father's death thrived, it was beset by soaring overhead and lagging receivables.
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Beset by political difficulties at home — where hard-line Brexit supporters in her cabinet are said to be contemplating resignation — Mrs.
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Social trust is higher in South Korea than in many other countries, particularly Western democracies beset by polarization and populist backlash.
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Only problem: The two main sectors Altria is eyeing for growth — vaping and cannabis — are new fields beset by regulatory challenges.
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Her current husband was beset by sudden rages because of a Vicodin addiction that he kept hidden from her for months.
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Clemson was also beset by 15 turnovers, which resulted in Wake Forest having a 16-4 advantage in points-off-turnovers.
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The project has been beset by controversies since the laying of the foundation stone by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in 1961.
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By Francine Prose Jane Mayer's "Dark Money" explores the roots of the intense class divisions and gross inequalities that beset us.
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In a country that was already beset by a suffering, the earthquake was the worst natural disaster in the nation's history.
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Four years ago, the company expanded its foster care programs to take in a new group of clients beset by troubles.
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If they vote "yes" the quorum will be restored and an avalanche of pipeline approvals will beset communities across our nation.
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He isn't, for example, beset by unwanted images of horrible crimes or racked with guilt about lives he failed to save.
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Trump on Monday denied his public appearances are beset by heated conflicts, arguing that his events have had "no violence" overall.
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Germany is beset by anniversaries, many of them celebrating unhappy or ambiguous events, which it nonetheless feels duty bound to observe.
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But this year's games are beset by financial problems, accusations of graft, and concern over the threat of the Zika virus.
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That show crystallized conservative fears about America under Obama by depicting small communities of stalwart traditionalists being beset by hordes of outsiders.
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The United States backed Abadi because it saw him as a moderate who could stabilize a country beset by sectarian, turbulent politics.
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This comes as the news division has otherwise been beset by a series of cutbacks and a steady trickle of lay-offs.
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The best solution would be to replace our lead lines systematically and proactively, not just one crisis-beset city at a time.
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The Silicon Valley social network firm has long harbored plans to launch a satellite, but it has been beset by yearlong delays.
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Immediately, he noticed the age beset on her brow and calculated the time differential for her was 10 years and a month.
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Their time together was beset with poor reliability and a lack of performance from a Honda engine struggling to compete with rivals.
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Meanwhile the president, beset by a battered economy, violent student protests and factional disputes within his party, has his own legal woes.
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Beset by feuding, Smer will struggle in the run-up to a parliamentary vote that must be held in the next year.
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Turkish and Iranian dams along the Tigris, Euphrates and other rivers have raised similar ire in Iraq, which is beset by droughts.
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And in capturing how they struggle when beset by dubious information and emotional pressure from peers, it also holds lessons for economists.
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The Saudis are beset by problems ranging from the low price of oil to Iran's regional activism to the rise of ISIS.
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Nordic banks make bonny returns—although both Danske Bank and Swedbank, beset by money-laundering scandals, have sacked their chief executives recently.
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Emerging markets remain beset by political concerns and issues with their cost of financing, but the malaise is not translating into crisis.
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But it has been a process beset with delays, hindered also by a cyclone that hit months later, according to community groups.
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A relaxation of visa restrictions would be provide some relief to Australia's rural travelers, which have been beset by frequent flight cancellations.
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Trump and his campaign are reportedly mired in a deep funk; beset on all sides, including by members of their own party.
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Rural, low-income communities like Fair Bluff - already beset by economic difficulties - were hardest hit and remain most at risk this week.
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In both instances, Kevin is beset by two bumbling burglars, Harry and Marv, who proceed to chase him around and all that.
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A small nation of 7.4 million people, it has been beset with more than its fair share of tragedies in the past.
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In a way, his administration enjoys continuity with his dark horse presidential campaign, which was similarly beset by incompetence, melodrama, and criticism.
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Colman's, no less beset by troubles, has acquired a stately new resolve: the mask of authority has grown to fit the face.
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The latest outbreak is particularly threatening as it is in North Kivu province, an area beset with violence between rival militia groups.
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The Altius-U, beset with production delays, is Russia's answer to the US' RQ-4 Global Hawk, which is used for reconnaissance.
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Yet we are also beset by increasingly evident downdraft in democratic resilience in countries that have long been part of the West.
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Natural disasters, while varying in size and devastation, often wreak havoc upon those who find themselves beset by circumstances beyond their control.
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Raised in a house beset by mental illness, he had to learn to protect himself from harmful emotions and focus on goals.
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The dramatic twist in the sale process, beset by legal wrangling and revised bids, comes just a day before Toshiba's latest deadline.
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The PAN has been beset by infighting since it lost power and has yet to agree on a candidate with the PRD.
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The landlocked country in northwest Africa has been beset by extremist violence in recent months as Islamist terror groups expand their reach.
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Beset by engineering difficulties and rising costs, the government in November said that completion would be delayed by a year to 2017.
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Trump's call for strengthening UN whistleblower protections came despite his frequent heavy-handed criticism of the leaks that have beset his administration.
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Other tidbits: The group, which has been beset by leaks and media reports of infighting, ran team-building exercises on large notepads.
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It's a continuous grind beset with injustice on all sides but, like my parents and my grandparents and our ancestors, we endure.
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A TV reboot of the same name has been beset with more difficulties than someone who's eaten a brain tumor for breakfast.
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To many, the conference is also a referendum on the tenure of Zuma, who has been beset by corruption scandals for years.
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The movie's futuristic city is dark and dreary, beset by permanent darkness and drizzling rain, hinting at a history of environmental calamities.
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Embiid, of course, has been beset by injuries since the 225.4ers selected him with the third overall pick in the 231 draft.
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During the coronavirus surge, an escalating pandemic, New Rochelle has been largely painted as an idyllic community beset by an unexpected outbreak.
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Now, New York and other cities are beset by a growing number of infected people, a shortage of supplies and strained hospitals.
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But I know that all moms who have suffered a loss definitely do this, beset by the anxiety and PTSD of loss.
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He has not upgraded American infrastructure or revived a coal industry still beset by economic and environmental pressures that drive down demand.
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Although he was beset by injuries in his final two seasons with St. Louis, Holliday might have been expected to deliver power.
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In recent years the ride-hailing company has been beset by sexual-harassment scandals, lawsuits over drivers' contracts and battles with regulators.
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Beset by injuries, including those to center Marc Gasol and point guard Mike Conley, the Grizzlies used an NBA-record 28 players.
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The program is widely understood to be beset by significant design flaws but has evaded reforms throughout its fifty years of existence.
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He took a nation beset by uncertainty and he gave it a series of "explanations" that were simple, crude, affirming and wrong.
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Greek soccer has been in turmoil for decades, beset by financial woes amplified by the country's debt crisis, and frequent crowd trouble.
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In-home Medicaid care is beset also, and assisted living facilities receive only $85033 daily for 24/7 care, meals and housing.
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In the early days, rumors that Trump planned to fire chief of staff Reince Priebus beset the former Republican National Committee chairman.
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And he's used his North Korea efforts as evidence his presidency is proceeding apace, even as he's beset by persistent legal questions.
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Eskom has been beset by technical and financial difficulties that have caused rolling power blackouts across Africa's most industrialised nation this year.
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Such adjustments are harder to perform in Russia, where oilfields and production equipment in Siberia, for example, are beset by freezing temperatures.
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In several cities in California, outbreaks of hepatitis A, a food-borne illness, beset homeless populations and claimed 20 lives last year.
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Corporate bond trading has suffered from a dearth of liquidity for several years with banks beset by higher capital costs and greater regulation.
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Like any awards, the Grammys reflect the biases of the people who take part in it, a human process beset by human weakness.
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McLaren are the only team yet to score a point this season, the former champions beset by a lack of reliability and performance.
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The Balkan states are tiresome partners, beset by political bickering, crony economies and border quarrels over slivers of water or rocky mountain tops.
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It is not a matter of sheriffs and outlaws, of taming a wild land, of law-abiding citizens beset by scoundrels and lowlifes.
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Mi Barrio has plenty of regulars, and is sometimes beset upon by new kids who've happened upon the block for the first time.
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The 25-year rate has reversed its 22 climb in recent weeks, beset by falling oil prices, trade worries and volatile equity markets.
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Trump's U-turns come just as he embarks on his 2020 reelection campaign, beset by polls that show him losing to most Democrats.
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But Labour under left-wing leader Jeremy Corbyn is divided and beset by a controversy over allegations of anti-Semitism within its ranks.
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And on Hillary Clinton's side, the organization is seen as so beset by controversy that it might be more trouble than it's worth.
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Unlike the endearing, Oliver-esque antics of Winks and Kane, however, the Hammers are beset by a fate more comparable to Tiny Tim.
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It has been beset by delays, funding woes—and even online chatter that the whole thing might be moved from Kiev to Russia.
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But through the doom and gloom, Gathering Storm offers an optimistic view of a world beset with perils, both natural and human-made.
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Over the past few months, as Android Police has dutifully chronicled, Cyanogen has beset itself with a relentless cycle of drama and confusion.
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Tinder's enjoyed success in the online dating app market, but it is currently beset by competitors looking to gobble up its market share.
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As soon as the new First Couple arrived in Washington from Arkansas, they were beset by rumors of wrongdoing and mini ethics scandals.
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Solo was of course beset by high-profile production challenges, including the removal (read: firing) of original directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
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The Iranian economy has been beset by high unemployment and inflation and a rial currency that has lost half its value since April.
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Like the Tories, the Labour Party took a pounding in the recent European elections; it is also beset by allegations of anti-Semitism.
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Even so, beset by the ticking clock, rebellious MPs and an intransigent EU, Mrs May will find the next few weeks exceptionally trying.
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Miguel de la Madrid, then the president, was already beset by multiple crises, including the effects of falling oil prices and excessive debt.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela and Nigeria - beset by militant attacks - have each racked up year-to-date declines of roughly 150,000 bpd versus 2015.
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But the project, first unveiled in 2014, has been beset by setback after technical setback, and is tentatively set for a 2017 release.
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But as most zeroed in on the message behind his speech, eagle-eyed history buffs and language wonks were beset with another question.
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But the company was also beset by delays from the outset, and by November 2018, had quietly sold off all its IP assets.
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That is an exaggeration, but it would threaten European co-operation in other areas and knock back a club already beset by crises.
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My Mini, for instance, was beset with electric gremlins — like a turn signal that would only engage when it was in the mood.
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The development of the Joint Strike Fighter F-35, a fifth-generation stealth jet, has been beset by spiraling costs and schedule delays.
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Beset by appeals from foreign leaders and corporate titans to put the planet first, he pulled out of the Paris climate accord Thursday.
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Uber has been beset by allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination for months, started by a blog post from a former Uber engineer.
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Retailers big and small have been beset by a plague of problems: You might think that retail sales are collapsing, but they're not.
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However, Maiduguri has been beset for years by bloody attacks supported, planned and carried out by members of extremist Islamist group Boko Haram.
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From the 1950s onwards China has been beset by political oscillations, with occasional periods of opening up followed by phases of tightened control.
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They detailed an industry beset by financial pressure and fierce competition, increasingly reliant on a freelance workforce vulnerable to gaps in labor protections.
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Dumping crypto ads when the space remains so beset with scams and (at best) unregulated claims seems the very least it could do.
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Dany has two dragons, but they are beset by injuries and were off their food even before they gave their all over Winterfell.
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Several emerging currencies have been beset by weakness in recent weeks and - much like in 2018 - Turkey and Argentina are hogging the limelight.
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Consecutive landslide elections, in 2006 and 2008, left their caucuses overrun with unseasoned legislators, steeped in opposition politics and beset by conflicting priorities.
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Priebus' time at the White House was beset with stories of chaos and strife, whereas Kelly has been credited with bringing more order.
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The memoir is written in a Boys' Own style: Though beset by wild beasts and mortal peril, Aldred makes it to the top.
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In recent months Silicon Valley has been beset with proven cases of sexism against women at work and sexual harassment of female employees.
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Putin said last month that the proposed summit between him and Trump was not working out for now and was beset by problems.
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Having lost their star slugger Bryce Harper to free agency and beset by bullpen woes, Washington plummeted to 19-31 in late May.
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Beset by volatile household spending, squeezes on real incomes and uncertainty over Brexit, royal nuptials aren't enough to provide a much-needed bump.
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She has written feelingly in the past about the anguish, the pangs of professional envy that are wont to beset an obscure writer.
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While she seeks to understand her father's motives, the family is beset by mounting catastrophes, which eventually give way, somewhat soppily, to happiness.
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The deployment could also unintentionally incentivize Chinese first strikes as Beijing, ringed by U.S. firepower, perceives itself beset by a serious security dilemma.
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The government has been beset with chaos and division in the time since as leaders negotiate how to go about leaving the organization.
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The president, beset by questions over his administration's ties with Russia, has promised "massive" tax reductions but has yet to put forward legislation.
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Why it matters: It's the latest organizational shakeup at Facebook, which continues to be beset by negative news after the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Ireland was spared the kind of walkouts and protests that beset its fellow bailout recipients - Greece, Spain and Portugal - throughout the financial crisis.
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Throw in the histrionics that beset several of the principal performances, and the result makes for a long 75 minutes, with no intermission.
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Finck writes beautifully of this struggle but is suddenly beset with self-doubt that gnaws at her in the form of literal rats.
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Inpex and Shell's major LNG projects, which are tipped to have reserves to last a generation, are beset by delays and cost overruns.
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Eskom is scrambling to complete two new mammoth coal plants, Medupi and Kusile, which have been beset by huge cost and time overruns.
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While that clemency process has moved far too slowly — beset by both administrative obstacles and bureaucratic resistance — grants have been accelerating throughout 2016.
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The West Hollywood-based company, which primarily produced graphic tees, was beset by poor management, family struggles, excess inventory and high overhead costs.
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They were beset with anxiety that they might fail to maintain their objectivity in the face of the overwhelming emotions totality would bring.
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The problems that beset the Democratic Party's first state caucus of the presidential race ran far deeper and wider than one bad app.
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The court has been beset by lengthy proceedings and scanty investigations, Mr. Newton said, and this case could prove it can deliver justice.
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Which of those two things actually happened could have sweeping implications that could throw an agency beset with challenges even further into turmoil.
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And when Petrobras was beset with corruption scandals and crippling debts nearly two years ago, he agreed to take the role of CEO.
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Invoking Trump's nightmare vision of America as beset by lawlessness, the department can unbind the hands of law-enforcement agencies around the country.
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GM's predecessor filed for bankruptcy in 2009, beset by a deep U.S. recession, an enormous debtload, high labor costs and outdated car models.
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It came a day after excerpts from an upcoming book by veteran journalist Bob Woodward published, portraying a White House beset by chaos.
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The party lost the presidency during impeachment proceedings in 2016 as Brazil was beset by a recession, rising violence and a corruption scandal.
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The country's main political parties, the Conservatives and Labour, buffeted by the Brexit maelstrom, are in crisis — beset by desertions, insurrections and division.
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What does his selection mean for a UN beset by peacekeeping scandals abroad and a failed effort to stop the carnage in Syria?
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The software, central to GE's strategy under former Chief Executive Jeff Immelt, has been beset with technical problems, prompting GE to shift strategy.
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He became the sixth overall pick in the 1996 NFL draft but his career was beset by unproductive play and off-the-field problems.
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Beset by sexual misconduct allegations, Wynn left the company and sold his entire 11.8 percent stake in Wynn Resorts for $2.1 billion last month.
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Even old, feeble and in failing health, beset with infirmities, and perhaps with traces of senility, Fidel continued to discharge the role of symbol.
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Anna used to be a prominent child psychiatrist, but since her mysterious trauma — which I won't spoil here — she's been beset by crippling agoraphobia.
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Other experts, though, point out that nuclear power plants are beset with so many problems that they're poised to die a natural death anyway.
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The threats that beset the world's technological infrastructure, to say nothing of our mutual humanity, are dire, diffuse, immense in scope, and rapidly evolving.
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Still, once he is embarked upon a presidency that will beset by global challenges, Trump may decide he doesn't want to ignite another crisis.
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The prime minister added that the violence that has beset France in recent weeks must stop and that no tax should endanger national unity.
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The Kremlin leader said last month that his own proposed meeting with Trump was not working out for now and was beset by problems.
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It's a version of what some smart researchers call "reality apathy": beset by a torrent of constant misinformation, people simply start to give up.
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Left-wing presidents in Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua portrayed themselves as leaders of a civil-military revolutionary vanguard beset by enemies foreign and domestic.
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People still exist, in small towns and stables, but much of Hyrule is beset by hordes of monsters who have bivouacked into the hills.
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It's an insulting portrait of motherhood — of parenthood in general — that amplifies the general mom-shaming trend that has beset us in recent years.
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Production of the car was beset by difficulties which limited the amount that Tesla could produce and the economies of scale it could achieve.
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Most of the world's cobalt supply comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which has been beset by governance and human rights concerns.
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But the market has been beset by news of hacks, regulatory uncertainty and failed projects, and bitcoin's price has dropped back to around $6,500.
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The case is set to go to trial later this month after being beset by over a year of surreal sideshow controversies and delays.
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CKE is currently beset by other lawsuits; in 2014, Puzder said CKE had spent $20 million in labor lawsuits over the previous eight years.
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At this point, beset by their seeming inability to govern and by Trump's shortcomings, Republicans have lost the focus they had in previous midterms.
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Instead, beset by network breaches they find hard to stop, governments carry out their own intrusions to try to get ahead of the problem.
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In return, the warring West Wing team, beset by factions and infighting, has rewarded him with a constant stream of unflattering leaks and speculation.
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The implementation of a new national Goods and Services Tax (GST) last July, was beset with problems, hurting small businesses and hitting economic growth.
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Nearly two months since Inauguration Day, the Trump administration still can't find its sea legs and is increasingly beset with internal strife and suspicion.
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Boris Johnson understood, in his scurrilous way, that the E.U. had become a perfect scapegoat for Western societies beset by the dilemmas of modernity.
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McLaren are the only team yet to score a point this season, their Honda-engined car beset by engine problems and lack of performance.
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Again, the case was beset by political obstacles, not least from the Senegalese government, which arrested Habré in 2000 but then dragged its feet.
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In October, Rohingya militants killed nine border police officers, sparking a security operation beset by allegations of rape, killings and torture by government troops.
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As a result, Xi entered into leadership as China was beset by debt of nearly 276 percent of GDP, and market reform had stalled.
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The Silicon Valley social networking giant has been beset by scandals over the past two years — but its core business has been largely unscathed.
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And the United States has embarked on a trade war with China, which is further complicating a relationship already beset by multiple other disputes.
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Fox's bid for full control of Sky has been beset by a series of obstacles, including the CMA investigation and opposition from some politicians.
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Now, though, Mexico is in crisis—beset from inside by corruption and drug violence, and from outside by the antagonism of the Trump Administration.
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The justification for the fix: A bankrupt refinery, already bailed out once by the Obama administration, and beset by bad business strategy and mismanagement.
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The nonprofit is being closely scrutinized for signs of life after it failed to collect early money from donors and was beset by infighting.
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The ANC has been beset by infighting as factions supporting different candidates to succeed President Jacob Zuma as party leader have jostled for influence.
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They are being staged against the backdrop of doping scandals that have beset the nation and still hang over athletes' heads like Damocles' sword.
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She and Hughes separated, and Plath was beset by fevers, and troubled by thoughts of amputees, bees, and the icy scrutiny of the moon.
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He is hungry and exhausted, and when beset by visions and visitations, he is unsure which might be real and which might be dreams.
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"In today's post-9/11 climate, New York City is beset with widespread hostility toward and baseless fear of Muslim-Americans," the suit says.
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But at all times, regardless of its performance, it was beset and undermined by the weakness or total incapacity of institutions and civil society.
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The compliance allegations are the latest in a wave of problems to beset the bank which faces investors at its annual meeting on Thursday.
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Sure. They are the same as those that beset any older, established organization: bureaucratic rigidity and an inability to adapt quickly to new challenges.
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But the Obamacare mandates, even under President Barack Obama, were beset by delays because of intense lobbying from various factions of the food industry.
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The report noted that the Australian military is beset by one of the same ills hurting its American allies -- spreading its forces too thinly.
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The trip will help gain global attention for Guaido as Venezuela's political stalemate drags on and the country's parliament is increasingly beset by violence.
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Last time I checked, there were not a lot of laughs in Shakespeare's tragedy about a Moorish general beset by the green-eyed monster.
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The Patriots were also beset by no first-half points or rebounds by guard Javon Greene, who was whistled for three fouls before halftime.
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The Canadian publicly traded licensed producers that have been beset by missed and slow market development have bet heavily on these new product forms.
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Armed conflict Burkina Faso has been beset by armed conflict and terrorist networks operate with impunity targeting public places of gathering, including hotels, restaurants.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Beset by economic hardship, enterprising Turkmens have found a way to supplement their incomes - smuggling towels and bed linen into neighboring Kazakhstan.
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That tension came to a head earlier this month, when the Jeremy Renner Official app was shut down after being beset by trolls (again).
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President Trump's visit to Asia will put in the spotlight one of the biggest problems that has beset the administration's policy toward North Korea.
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The Venezuelan economy, beset by unemployment, hyperinflation and severe shortages, has shrunk by half since 2013, and millions of people have fled the country.
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Around the world, the Catholic Church has been beset by sex abuse crimes in recent years, with allegations often initially dismissed before finally being addressed.
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He may be beset on all sides by enemies, but unlike the frontiersman at the Alamo, victory and death are not his only two options.
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The United States is beset by serious problems, ranging from persistent inequality at home and Islamist radicalism abroad to the seemingly intractable quicksand in Washington.
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Iran has been beset by economic protests in recent days; a group of protesters chant slogans at the old grand bazaar in Tehran on Monday
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Northam remains in office, but became beset by scandal earlier this year after admitting to using black face as a young adult in the 1980s.
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"Caterpillar has certainly been beset by trade war impact, so it wasn't necessarily all that surprising," said Shannon Saccocia, chief investment officer at Boston Private.
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"Caterpillar has certainly been beset by trade war impact, so it wasn't necessarily all that surprising," said Shannon Saccocia, chief investment officer at Boston Private.
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This 230-year experiment at times has been beset by crises — by moments when events tore at the fabric of the Constitution's promise and prescriptions.
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The Kenyan has defied the trends that often beset marathoners, avoiding injury and sustaining a peak at the 26.2-mile distance for a half-decade.
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Milwaukee was beset by protests and calls for police reform after an officer shot and killed Dontre Hamilton, a mentally ill black man, in 2014.
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RELATED: Clinton on Trump: 'Everything is a game' to him Another closely watched relationship, the US-Israel alliance, has also been beset by diplomatic slights.
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Britain is a member of the World Trade Organization so tariffs and other terms governing its trade with the EU would beset under WTO rules.
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Preparations for the talks, due to start in Geneva on Friday, have been beset by problems including a dispute over who should represent the opposition.
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Tom finds his new surroundings difficult; he is shy and anxious, with Raisin developing a character whose every physical movement feels beset with nervous tension.
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He was immediately beset by speculation that he would become a lame-duck leader and face a behind-the-scenes power struggle to replace him.
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The troubled Trump International Hotel & Tower, situated in the heart of Toronto's financial district, has been beset by issues since opening its doors in 2012.
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Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and CEO of beset blood analysis startup Theranos, is no longer mentioned on the Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship (PAGE) website.
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The restive Baluchistan province beset by militant violence was won by a mix of small parties who will have to form a coalition to rule.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto, beset by corruption scandals, has a paltry 23 percent approval rating, according to a poll released by Reforma newspaper last week.
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ISIS seen as growing threat in Afghanistan Afghanistan has been beset by militant organizations for years, with the Taliban and al Qaeda notorious among them.
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But in India's fast growing economy, demand for land for industrial and development projects is increasing, and land allocation is beset with challenges, Landesa said.
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About 75,000 Rohingya fled to Bangladesh during the ensuing military crackdown, which was beset by allegations of rape, torture and extrajudicial killings by security forces.
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Cribbing from the perverted homily of mid-century horror, The Witch tells the story of an ostracized Puritanical family beset by witchcraft, possession, and doubt.
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This is a prescription for insuring a Supreme Court beset by the lamentable hyper-partisan polarization that is at the root of current congressional dysfunction.
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Nevertheless, Washington, which has U.S. forces in Syria and Iraq, is telegraphing a more tempered stance toward the confrontation in a region beset with turmoil.
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The industry is indeed in a hole, beset by pricing and pollution problems, plus NGO pressure on creditors and investors to pull out their money.
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His White House has been beset by the leaks to the media, and increased scrutiny over possible collusion between Russia and Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Democrats are hoping to ride the wave of anti-administration sentiment that has beset the party in the White House in other recent midterm cycles.
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A new Macedonian government, which has been in place since May, and a Greek government beset by economic challenges are rather keener to improve relations.
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The morbidities and infirmities that beset the extremely aged are not so much ignored as abandoned to the efforts of medical services and social care.
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His abiding last memory of Texas, before he returned a couple of decades later, was of a dead cow in the road, beset by vultures.
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In the very cities that Mr. Trump derides as full of poor African-Americans beset by crime and poor schools, led by corrupt Democratic mayors.
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The project was beset by expensive problems and was eventually scrapped by his successor Sadiq Khan, but not before it had cost taxpayers £43 million.
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For the last 20 months, as the Trump administration has been beset by scandal after scandal, conservatives have held on to a simple mantra: judges.
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Beset by protests from their activist base, Pelosi and Schumer are insisting on passing a clean DACA bill without any border security or enforcement measures.
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In the eighties, beset by takeover ambitions from Chiquita, Del Monte, and Dole, Driscoll's embarked on a new vision: all four berries, all year round.
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Strange lost the Republican primary to Moore, whose candidacy was beset by allegations that he sexually assaulted or pursued teenage girls while in his 30s.
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The Maldives has been beset by political instability since a police mutiny forced its first democratically elected leader, Mohamed Nasheed, out of office in 2012.
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The ride-hailing firm, valued at nearly $70 billion in its most recent funding round, is beset by multiple controversies, managerial turmoil and huge losses.
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In one story, from 1987, a Biblical plague of toads emerges from a bathtub to beset a woman at the house of some sinister acquaintances.
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The Jesus of Last Temptation is beset by fears, constantly changing his mind about how to approach his work on earth, and anything but courageous.
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But it's true that it's taking a significant amount of time to eradicate the deflationary mindset that beset the economy during 15 years of deflation.
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It was published in 1947, after World War II. On the surface, it's a story about an Algerian coastal town beset by a mysterious plague.
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The company is beset by wealthy competitors, is losing tons of money, and its business model does not offer an obvious path to huge profits.
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In other words, the AHCA isn't just on thin ice in the House and the Senate — it's beset by critics who want diametrically opposed changes.
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In 2005 the European Union launched the world's most ambitious carbon-trading program to much fanfare: It has been beset by corruption and mismanagement. Biofuels?
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On a sunny day in late May, the director walked into the series's bustling postproduction office in SoHo and was immediately beset on all sides.
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Was the United States a stumbling, but well intentioned, colossus beset by overmatched presidents, bumbling military leaders, divisive protesters, an invasive press and bad allies?
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Thousands of migrants crossing Mexico in a leaderless caravan heading for the U.S. are beset by danger, hunger, hardship and a lack of reliable information.
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A world beset by terrorism and increasingly violent weather may not yet be ready to abandon currency, despite the inconvenience to bureaucrats, bankers, and millennials.
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But there was a pall over their meeting Monday, since both men are beset by staffing issues, criminal issues, familial scandal and a skeptical press.
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Almost immediately, I get lost in these tunnels, wandering underground, beset by the sorts of monsters that only come out in vanilla Minecraft at night.
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Many saw Soleimani as a pillar of the Islamic Republic at a moment when it is beset by U.S. sanctions and recent anti-government protests.
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Pat McCrory (R) is beset by low poll numbers after controversies over a so-called "bathroom bill" and the conservative direction of the state legislature.
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And Democrats are champing at the bit to take on the president's Cabinet, which has been beset by controversies, scandals and turnover from the start.
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In three of the four countries beset by famine, transnational terrorist organizations are driving or thriving in the same conflict that threatens the food supply.
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Even Europe's biggest financier, Deutsche Bank, is beset by weak income and there is continued speculation that it will soon merge with fellow lender Commerzbank.
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The review of the Greek bailout program has been beset by delays and disputes between Athens and its European Union and International Monetary Fund creditors.
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Because while both Trump and Netanyahu are extremely polarizing figures in their home countries, Israel is not beset by a real left-right partisan divide.
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Can President Trump be beset with such suicidal stupidity as to deny climate change and install an enemy of the earth as his environmental czar?
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The country's beleaguered attorney general, beset by questions over ties to the Latin America-wide Odebrecht corruption scandal, resigned in protest over the JEP's decision.
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Even as the Mariners continue on in their familiar way, beset by injuries and waywardness, unable to cross that elusive postseason threshold, things have changed.
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However, since launch, the system has been beset by problems from a confusing tax structure with four main rates to technical glitches that make it unstable.
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He commands the admiration and loyalty of millions of Turks particularly for raising living standards and restoring order to an economy once beset by regular crises.
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The country's beleaguered attorney general, already beset by questions over ties to the Latin America-wide Odebrecht corruption scandal, resigned in protest over the JEP's decision.
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Yet according to the thousands of migrants seeking asylum in the U.S., all three countries remain mired in poverty and beset by gang and drug violence.
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A longtime Las Vegas resident, Lewis had been beset for many years with various ailments, including heart attacks, an inflammatory lung disorder and chronic back pain.
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Beset by stagnant wage growth, less than half of respondents in America, Britain and France believe that globalisation is a "force for good" in the world.
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The rail line connecting east to west London has been beset by various delays and is now expected to miss its revised launch date in 228.
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First off, you might think of oil, which is beset by huge oversupply imbalances despite the recent bounce inspired in great part by bullish financial speculators.
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All presidents become more active abroad as their troubles mount at home; and he, beset by legal peril, could use a foreign distraction more than most.
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If Ronald Reagan looked at America and saw a shining city on a hill, Trump described a crumbling fortress beset by external threats and enemies within.
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Early in the year Jawbone, maker of the UP fitness trackers, continued to be beset with manufacturing woes delaying its latest wearable, the UP3 (pictured below).
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Guatemala, which has seen the biggest increase in migration to the US in the current surge, is generally more beset by crushing poverty than gang violence.
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But larger, more complex issues are also at play, exposing long-simmering assumptions about each country that have been exacerbated by an Olympics beset by stumbles.
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But many of the industrial jobs are gone, and nearly a third of Paterson&aposs population lives in poverty, the city beset by crime and drugs.
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The Indian airline is beset by a funding crisis that has left some staff unpaid since December and led to its aircraft being seized by creditors.
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While the intro could be described as chipper, before long the track is beset with an infection erupting across its skin in fifteen directions at once.
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Voters of all persuasions will be beset by mass disinformation campaigns meant to eliminate points of consensus that allow open societies to make reasoned public decisions.
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With the economy frequently beset by blackouts and state-owned power supplier Eskom bleeding money, the country's creaking power industry would seem a potential starting point.
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An army crackdown, unleashed in response to Rohingya militant attacks on security forces in August, has been beset by allegations of murder, rape, arson and looting.
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Nevertheless, relations have been beset by mistrust, with Paris and Moscow backing opposing sides in the Syrian civil war and at odds over the Ukraine conflict.
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Sibanye may win most of the battles but it will lose the war in a country beset by joblessness, poverty, crime and porous borders, experts say.
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He is struggling to sell his flagship reform to a skeptical public, the economy is slowing down again and the banks are beset by bad loans.
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Though beset by its own theoretical problems (its upper middle class aesthetic, its exclusion of forced migrants), cosmopolitanism is the better model for the mobile subject.
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Turmoil at the White House With his relations with fellow Republicans compromised, the President has also been beset by turmoil in his own political inner circle.
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But exhaustive independent studies have shown that the ANC-led government's attempts to redistribute land have been beset by corruption, mismanagement and a lack of will.
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The African nation has been beset by violence between the government, which is led by French speakers, and Anglophones who inhabit English-speaking regions of Cameroon.
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And he has led a program to rewrite MCAS to alleviate all of those conditions that ultimately beset two unfortunate crews and the families and victims.
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The plant, being built by the British arm of France's EDF with China General Nuclear Power Corp, has been beset by delays and higher cost estimates.
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The recent German economic slowdown is occurring in the context of the other major European economies being beset by economic and political challenges of their own.
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Finding himself beset by impulses to cruelty and sexual domination, he ascribed them to Nature, which, after the eighteenth-century French fashion, he equated with God.
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Tokyo (CNN)A high-ranking Japanese political figure has resigned in the wake of sex harassment allegations, a further blow to a government beset by scandal.
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In a country beset by a prolonged economic downturn, it makes sense for the youth to look back to the city's productive industrial past for answers.
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That is no small thing, as California, like all states, is beset with NIMBYs and bureaucracies that make siting and building renewable energy plants endlessly difficult.
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The miner has billed QB2 as key to reducing its heavy reliance on steelmaking coal, but the expansion has been beset by delays and rising costs.
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A gleaming oasis of weird in a town beset by 230st-century slickening, it's always made people its primary business, no matter who those people are.
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With Facebook under antitrust scrutiny around the world, the company is spending more time making the case that it is beset on all sides by competitors.
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The labor market has been the bedrock of strength in a US economy which has been beset by fears of a looming recession in recent weeks.
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Roger Cohen Opinion Columnist PARIS — City of leafy boulevards, of Haussmann's perspectives, Paris is also a collection of villages beset by old jealousies and family feuds.
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For a city that has historically fallen prey to easy divisions—beset by gang strife, corrupt politics, and racial discord—those years linked us as one.
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For its part, Latin America's economy is beset by economic policy uncertainty in Brazil and Mexico and by political uncertainty in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Venezuela.
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But voting was beset by violence in pockets of the country, and there were some reports of ballot boxes being snatched and voting papers set alight.
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The new international airport has been beset by delays caused by red tape and technical problems such as with smoke ventilation systems, cabling and the doors.
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He has endured three difficult years at former champions McLaren, whose Honda engines have been beset with problems and are down on power compared to rivals.
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Utilities, for example, are beset by swings in interest rates, while consumer staples are less of a certainty as Amazon casts a longer shadow over retail.
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He's much more comfortable with an America that is somehow the underdog, beset by haters and losers without and within, but is finally punching its way back.
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While a full picture of the couple's life may never be made public, those who knew them have described a seemingly happy union possibly beset by tension.
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But that group has been beset by constant drama over its direction, and the frustrated Mercers for weeks have been said to be eyeing their own group.
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Such problems mean the Museum has been beset with severe financial issues since moving to its new $450 million building in 2008, mere blocks from the NLEM.
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Alphabet CEO Eric Schmidt once told The New York Times' Miguel Helft that he thought Google had a "moral imperative" to reimburse publishers beset by falling revenue.
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Capacity of Turkish air force 'collapsed' Turkey, a NATO member, has been beset by crises, including terrorist attacks at home and complex wars in Syria and Iraq.
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The Secret Service has been beset by scandals in recent years after security intrusions and a number of agents were found to have hired prostitutes in Colombia.
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By the third, John is as beset by admirers as Reeves was at that Bakersfield bus stop, only in the film they're affectionately trying to murder him.
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Some "snapshot" studies show that companies with more women on their boards have better returns and are less likely to be beset by fraud or shareholder battles.
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A second source said the governor in Shanxi, a coal-rich northern province beset by corruption scandals, would move to Beijing to take over as transport minister.
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"The credibility of the upcoming election is vital to break with the cycle of instability and uncertainty which has beset my country for too long," Privert said.
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Since June, when Solomon announced his plan, the merger has been beset by doubts over the strategy's wisdom and internal rivalries, people told Business Insider in July.
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The new international airport has been beset by delays caused by red tape and technical problems, including issues with smoke ventilation systems, cabling and more recently doors.
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Alongside unicorns boasting sky-high IPOs and sparkling urban redevelopments, superstar cities like New York and San Francisco are beset by ever-deepening inequality and housing crises.
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As acting VA secretary, Wilkie has sought to rebuild morale at an agency beset with inner turmoil and rebellion over Trump&aposs push to expand private care.
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The U.N. mission in Central African Republic has been beset by accusations of sexual abuse since taking over control from an African Union mission in September 2014.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, PiS's boss and the country's de facto leader, accuses Poland's courts of being "subordinated to foreign forces" and beset by a "collapse of moral principles".
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Trump allies will be quick to point out that, even as the candidate is again beset by sexism charges, two of his most influential aides are women.
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Michelle Obama came into the White House beset by criticism, reviled by the far right for a speech in which she appeared to criticize the country's history.
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Through this journey, I am beset on all sides by those who failed, who fell to madness and in their despair lash out at anyone who approaches.
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The NFL, already beset by problems with player safety and discipline, risks further erosion of its fan base, as reflected both in attendance and especially television ratings.
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But it's a big moment for Lyft, which has seen its star rise this year as its main rival Uber was beset by numerous self-inflicted scandals.
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In March, beset by fraud common to the industry, MoviePass began demanding that some users take photos of their ticket stubs and upload them to the app.
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Construction on the Flamanville site in northern France started in 2007, but it was then beset with a series of technical problems, which resulted in several delays.
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A positive breakthrough in the relations was reached last year with the signing of a bilateral friendship pact in a region beset by ethnic and territorial disputes.
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In the '80s, as now, he sees the U.S. and Russia as status quo powers beset by turbulent upstart nations, and thus, as having essentially similar goals.
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President Jacob Zuma's reign has been beset by allegations of influence-peddling in government and mismanagement of state-owned enterprises which have dented consumer and business confidence.
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Puerto Rico is beset with problems already hampering the response: abundant mosquitoes, high levels of insecticide resistance and economic woes that have left vector control in shambles.
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With the U.S. and Brazil beset by political turmoil and Chinese stocks on the downswing, the big trade of 2017 increasingly looks like a rotation to Europe.
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The Dutch team said their own staff had resolved many of the issues that beset their building, but they threatened to seek financial compensation for their work.
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Deeply impoverished and beset by tribal feuds and militant attacks even before the war, Yemen's economy shrank by about 28 percent in 2015, according to government statistics.
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Kelly took over as chief of staff, looking to instill order in a chaotic White House beset by internal divisions, staff infighting and a storm of controversies.
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Having fled the Nazis as a boy, Fritz Stern spent the rest of his life trying to understand and explain the murderous frenzy which beset his homeland.
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The Indian Ocean tourist island has been beset by political instability since a police mutiny forced its first democratically elected leader, Mohamed Nasheed, to quit in 2012.
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On the campaign trail, and in his "American carnage" inaugural address, he depicted a nation beset by crime that only his "law and order" presidency could stop.
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However, Erdogan commands the admiration and loyalty of millions of Turks particularly for raising living standards and restoring order to an economy once beset by regular crises.
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Staples, which make up about 6.7 percent of the S&P 500, have been beset by multiple issues that go beyond whether this is a potential top.
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Many renters are spending more than half of their income on housing — forcing them into squalid living conditions or neighborhoods beset by crime or poor educational opportunities.
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Congo has been beset by violence from armed groups in the country and the UN says nearly 4.5 million Congolese have been forced to flee their homes.
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C Tucker Barnhart continues to make the most of his opportunity since taking over as the starting catcher in May 2016 with Devin Mesoraco beset with injuries.
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The office is responsible for vetting thousands of political appointees across the Trump administration, which has been beset by staff issues since Trump took office last year.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The FANGs have gotten their bite back, and they are helping Wall Street erase the wrenching correction that beset it in February.
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Then, one night, when I was beset by anguish at my deformation, I confided to Viki in the darkness of our bedroom that I felt overwhelmingly confused.
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After all, the market rallied this year at least in part on hopes for tax reform, though the effort remained clogged in a Congress beset by infighting.
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Planners for events surrounding the April 29 scholarship dinner, Washington's equivalent of Oscars night, have been beset with uncertainty because of Trump administration attacks on the press.
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Tencent is diversifying from its core Chinese gaming business, which has been beset by regulatory problems, pushing revenue growth to its slowest-ever in the first quarter.
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"Since the early 216s, the subway system has been beset by chronic financial woes, and there's never been a satisfactory political solution to it," he told me.
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Ten years after the Lisbon Treaty came into force, a bloc conceived to forge unity from the ashes of World War Two finds itself beset by divisions.
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Facebook says Libra is designed to address inefficiencies in the global payments system, which is beset by high fees, lengthy transfer times and a lack of reliability.
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Zuma, in power since 2009 and beset by corruption allegations, has been in a weakened position since Deputy President Ramaphosa replaced him as ANC leader in December.
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A month later, wildfires ravaged southern California and arctic cold beset the Midwest and East Coast just as the JPSS-28500 instruments were starting to capture imagery.
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The situation in which Trump finds himself is bleak: beset by historically low approval ratings and enduring a fractious relationship with his party colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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As an industry reliant on patient records and beset by outdated technology, health care is widely thought to be a prime target for an artificial intelligence revolution.
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Each side assumes the existence of a flawless, ruthlessly executed plan on the other side, while bemoaning the chaos and excessive scruples that beset their own allies.
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Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos, a megacity of around 20 million inhabitants built on a lagoon where Uber began operating in July 2014, is beset by heavy congestion.
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Beset with corruption allegations, a weakening economy and a confrontation with a former ally, Erdogan abandoned previous policy approaches that focused on governance in favor of power politics.
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But the Thailand project, which began in 2014 with formal talks, has been beset by delays, including disagreements over the design and funding as well as technical assistance.
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Not long after, in 1722, the island was beset upon by an influx of European colonizers which contributed to the devastation of its indigenous population and unique structures.
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The growth outlook for 2019 is also beset with trade concerns, a slowdown in China, Brexit and political uncertainty in Europe making forecasts for the global economy tricky.
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Beset by chronically high unemployment, Spain currently only hosts minor European agencies including the EU Agency for Safety and Health at Work and the European Fisheries Control Agency.
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It was beset by crime, housing problems and spiking demand for social services that Mr Stewart attributed to rising numbers of Hispanics who lived in the country illegally.
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However, critics accuse him of cronyism and failing to tackle graft in the southern African nation, which is frequently beset by droughts and depends heavily on foreign aid.
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The Iowa caucuses, the first-in-the-nation nominating contest, has been beset by delays and controversy after technical difficulties and reporting discrepancies delayed the results for days.
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Long Lake has also been beset with problems, including an explosion in early 2016 that killed two workers and prompted Nexen to suspend repairs on its upgrader indefinitely.
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The Galaxy Fold is also beset with issues that stack up into a pile that you can't excuse away by saying this is just a first-generation product.
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Major was also beset by divisions over Europe, describing three euroskeptic cabinet ministers as "bastards" in 22300 after narrowly surviving a confidence vote over the EU Maastricht Treaty.
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The sale of a 67 percent stake in Thessaloniki Port , which is required as part of Greece's international bailout, began in 13 but has been beset by delays.
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China's approval process for biotech crops is beset by regulatory hurdles and delays that have cost U.S. companies billions of dollars and added to challenges for American farmers.
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Every new technology is initially beset by accidents, and that has been particularly true in transportation, where early steam engines, automobiles and aircraft were all initially accident-prone.
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The bass, treble and volume knobs flanking the right speaker are a nice touch, providing a solid tactile sensation in a world beset by feedback-less touch screens.
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This time, she's standing in the dairy aisle in full costume as Beauty And The Beast's Belle, beset by yogurts and gallons of milk, waiting for her prince.
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Freeing performers from their chronological age need not be purely a matter of vanity, career prolongation or story continuity in franchises beset with both prequels and time travel.
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His campaign was the first in history to use digital tools to raise money and organize, and might have succeeded had it not been beset by internal dysfunction.
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McLaren had been beset by a series of problems, from engine failure to lack of spare parts, and they were being outpaced by Red Bull on the track.
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He said the United States treats Pakistan like a mercenary, giving it billions of dollars to fight the war on terrorism in a region beset with militant extremists.
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It will not be able to store energy but has overcome another problem that beset solar towers - whether or not power towers were killing large numbers of birds.
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FX Threatens Stable Performance: Digicel's relatively stable performance based on constant currency terms have been beset by negative impact from the local currency depreciation against the U.S. dollar.
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We're living in an age of apocalypse media; we're beset on all sides with brilliant fantasies of the worst things that can happen to us as a species.
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As she made her way out of the park to leave the event, she was beset upon by fans, who grabbed desperately to get a photo with her.
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Beset by allegations of corruption in AK and opposed by former allies, he is single-mindedly pursuing a constitutional change that would extend the powers of his presidency.
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But the project has been beset with delays, partly over a long-running row between developers and those who fear it will damage the environment and cultural heritage.
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The Amaravati project, built on greenfield land on the banks of the sacred Krishna River, has been beset by accusations from activist groups of corruption and environmental damage.
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New Zealand, Australia offer aid Photos shared on social media with the hashtag #PrayForFiji showed an idyllic paradise beset by flooded streets, roofless houses and downed palm trees.
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Sure, if this were a skittish market beset by multiple challenges and looking for an excuse to pull back hard, the political headlines could easily serve the purpose.
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Martinez, who has been beset by questions over ties to the Latin America-wide Odebrecht corruption scandal, took office in 2016 and was meant to serve until 2020.
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A survey by Deloitte released on Monday showed Britain's biggest companies are beset by doubts about the future after last month's vote and have slashed their investment plans.
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What all of the leaked stories have in common is that they were immediately beset with multiple leaks from highly placed officials meant to deeply defame President Trump.
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Since launch, Model X deliveries have been off to a slower-than-expected start, beset by quality issues and troubles with the vaunted "falcon" doors that hinge upward.
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Since 2009, we've been waiting for announcements about the game, which has been beset with delays after originally being announced for a 2011 release on the PlayStation 3.
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Volkswagen rose 1.7 percent on news of plans to show U.S. regulators that it can fix some of the diesel emissions problems that have beset the German company.
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One woman's mission to raise awareness about Congolese suffering is beset by problems both big and small, provoking questions about what this aid is truly in aid of.
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John Kelly took over as chief of staff, looking to instill order in a chaotic White House beset by internal divisions, staff infighting and a storm of controversies.
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The game is also only available in a few countries, and has been beset by technical problems, with server issues that often prevent people from actually playing it.
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However, the German automaker stuck to its full-year forecasts, avoiding the profit warnings that have beset the industry and helping to push its shares higher on Thursday.
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Major was also beset by divisions over Europe, describing three euroskeptic cabinet ministers as "bastards" in 1993 after narrowly surviving a confidence vote over the EU Maastricht Treaty.
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Myo Nyunt, a spokesman for Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) party, said the jade industry was beset by "many difficulties because regulations are not being followed".
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Zimbabwe is battling its worst drought in a quarter of a century, while the economy is beset by cash shortages, prompting small, spontaneous protests over the past month.
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Beset by a prolonged dry spell and day-time temperatures reaching above 36 degrees Celsius (97 degrees Farenheit), the village has seen all of its wells run dry.
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When the wings are opened yet again, one sees St. Paul and St. Anthony in the desert, and the temptation of St. Anthony, beset by monsters and demons.
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Although the main opposition party has yet to select a candidate, the president's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has been beset by a series of high-profile defections.
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All three Northern Triangle countries rank among the top 85033 globally for murder rates and have been beset by narco trafficking organizations branching out from Mexico and Colombia.
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Volkswagen rose 4.4 percent on news of plans to show U.S. regulators that it can fix some of the diesel emissions problems that have beset the German company.
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Although the main opposition party is yet to pick a candidate, the president's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has been beset by a series of high-profile defections.
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Central African Republic has been beset by violence between mainly Muslim Seleka rebels and Christian anti-balaka militias since the rebels ousted the then president in early 2013.
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Major was also beset by divisions over Europe, describing three eurosceptic cabinet ministers as "bastards" in 250 after narrowly surviving a confidence vote over the EU Maastricht Treaty.
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The department raised its global travel advisory to Level 153, the top warning level, which is usually reserved for nations with war zones or beset by serious disruptions.
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Lenders who start these programs greatly underestimate the administrative difficulties of determining incomes and collecting on debts, problems that have beset even the federal income-based repayment program.
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Mr. Biden enters the Democratic race as something of a front-runner, albeit one beset by challenges from all flanks and looming questions about his long political record.
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In another, though, it is unprecedented, both in its scale and its implications for how Australians can manage a land that is increasingly beset by flood and flame.
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Scheer has come under fire from within his own party since the election because he failed to defeat Trudeau, who was beset by scandals heading into the vote.
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The anti-establishment movement, which won twice as many votes as its nearest rival at the last national election in 2018, has been beset with problems ever since.
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Both the Boeing and SpaceX capsules have been beset by delays and testing mishaps that have prevented either company from achieving goals for manned orbital missions in 2019.
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Volkswagen rose 3.9 percent on news of plans to show U.S. regulators that it can fix some of the diesel emissions problems that have beset the German company.
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Zuma's nine-year tenure as president had been beset by allegations of corruption, in particular concerning his links to the Gupta brothers, Indian-born businessmen in South Africa.
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Weimer aims to open a new chapter after Deutsche Boerse was beset by an insider trading scandal, a failed merger with its London counterpart and a profit warning.
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The slogan dates from contract talks last year but shows their defiant spirit during uncertain times for a European steel industry beset by overcapacity and cheap Chinese competition.
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Many economists believe negative rates are the wrong tool for fixing economies beset by structural problems or for tackling more fundamental economic trends such as an aging population.
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But the project has been beset with delays, partly due to a long-running dispute with critics who fear it will damage the local environment and cultural heritage.
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"It's true it's taking a significant amount of time to eradicate the deflationary mindset that beset the economy during 15 years of deflation," Governor Haruhiko Kuroda told reporters.
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The court acknowledged the importance of supporting the finality of verdicts, protecting candor and confidentiality within the jury room and discouraging efforts to flip jurors beset by regrets.
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Wells Fargo has been beset since September 225 by a series of scandals over how it treats customers, including wrongly charging an estimated 333,000 auto loan borrowers for insurance.
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The unity government was named under a plan to end the political chaos and conflict that has beset Libya since the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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May, beset by demands from hardline Brexit supporters to simply walk away without any deal, says the bill can be worked out only when the future relationship is clearer.
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Its troubles have been a running sore at Toshiba, its Japanese parent, a headache for its creditors, and the latest bad tidings for a nuclear industry beset with problems.
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Beset by a deepening impeachment storm and fury among Republicans about his Syria withdrawal, Trump broke into America's Sunday morning to announce an unequivocal win for the nation abroad.
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Beset by days of damaging revelations, Republicans charged Pelosi with depriving Trump of fair representation and shutting Americans out of a closed-door bid to trash the 2016 election.
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Decried by critics as a boondoggle, the program has been beset by cost overruns, with software delays for the jets, corrosion and problems with tire durability and ejection seats.
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The mine west of Johannesburg, which has been beset by problems as the company has tried to mechanise the operation, employs around 3,600 full-time workers and 1,900 contractors.
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Kizza Besigye, who used to be the doctor of President Yoweri Museveni, has been beset by legal challenges thrown at him ever since he became Museveni's primary political opponent.
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The Republican nominee is selling an apocalyptic vision -- the US as an impoverished hellscape beset by bloodthirsty urban anarchists, a terrorist fifth column, and the machinations of globalist elites.
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The country is beset by low growth the fallout from credit downgrades by S&P Global Ratings and Fitch and in-fighting in the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
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Yet every election, candidates and aides, seeking silver linings when beset by bad polls, indulge the wishful thought that bulging rallies will mean a stampede at the ballot box.
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President Mauricio Macri went on television to explain that he had turned to the IMF to avoid the type of economic crises that have beset Argentina in the past.
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Many countries already beset by organised crime and weak states have their troubles compounded by their proximity to America, the country with the rich world's most permissive gun laws.
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Things immediately got "exponentially" more intense, said Matheny, and he was beset by "hardcore saucerheads," and maybe worse, ordinary-seeming people who were just confused out of their gourds.
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Voting machine issues Early reports suggest that districts have been beset with problems, including technical issues that are not allowing voters -- and even some candidates -- to register their choices.
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And a combative back and forth will do little to obscure the reality of an administration increasingly beset by scandal that has achieved very little of substance so far.
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Wells Fargo has been beset since September 2016 by scandals in several business lines over its treatment of customers, often caused by employees under pressure to meet sales quotas.
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As a partnership, wholly owned and run by just 44 partners, the firm doesn't face the organizational constraints that beset most firms that manage billions and billions in assets.
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Its development has been beset by ongoing conflicts, most notably the Darfur conflict, which began around 2003, when several rebel groups took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
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With production having steadied at around 1 million barrels per day (bpd) since the middle of last year, Libya, beset by factional fighting, has become a less unstable supplier.
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The stock market, which is beset with worries over low growth, dropped 0.5 percent on Wednesday as brokers say the rate cut was too little to stimulate the economy.
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John Kelly took over as chief of staff with a goal of instilling order in a chaotic operation beset by internal divisions, staff infighting and a storm of controversies.
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As continuing leaks and legislative malaise beset the president, the Trump administration feels it needs all the firepower it can get to beat back a barrage of negative press.
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John Kelly took over as chief of staff with a goal of instilling order in a chaotic operation beset by internal divisions, staff infighting and a string of controversies.
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The Swedish Academy has been beset by scandal ever since Jean-Claude Arnault, the husband of member Katarina Frostenson, was accused of sexual assault by 18 women last November.
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What to watch: El Salvador's population of 6.3 million has been beset in recent years by high crime, stagnant growth and corruption scandals that have shaken faith in government.
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They fear corruption accusations against Temer and his Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) could further tarnish their own party that is already beset by scandals involving its own leaders.
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And Clinton is even sort of right about the DNC and Wasserman Schultz, who was beset by problems even before the email hack that led to the WikiLeaks releases.
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Although the company share price has steadily improved since June, the months of July and August saw the company beset by another round of racist bullying and negative press.
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The column, which was clearly timed with advance details from the latest book by Bob Woodward, contained a similar gossipy narrative of an administration beset by infighting and ineptitude.
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The Honda engine has been beset by reliability and performance problems, with McLaren's patience stretched to breaking point by the lack of straight line speed compared to rival teams.
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Going forward, we simply cannot allow ourselves to fall prey to the failure of imagination that the 9/11 Commission concluded beset our leadership prior to September 11, 2001.
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And although Republican factionalism now draws most of the attention in Alabama, the state's Democrats have long held a reputation as a fractured bunch beset by rivalries and fiefs.
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China developed the Hualong One reactor as a rival to the Westinghouse-developed AP1000 and Europe's "Evolutionary Pressurised Reactor", with both models beset by cost overruns and construction delays.
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In the campaign against Sanders, Clinton has hugged Obama as a shield against criticism but also tended to accept the insurgent's basic narrative of a country beset by troubles.
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Although he said he was pleased with Sunday's results, he complained that the government had been beset by "fake news," and had to compete in an often hostile environment.
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I feel like what Jesse [Armstrong, executive producer] and the others had kind of conceived is that they think of it like 'a universe beset of ambition and greed.
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By 19663, seven out of 10 black Americans in Northern and Western cities resided in majority-black neighborhoods, which were often beset by high levels of poverty and crime.
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It has had setbacks at European and local elections and been so beset by internal divisions that 37 of its original 163 parliamentarians have left to join other parties.
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The group was beset by departures shortly after its launch and came under criticism from the White House for not giving Trump enough air cover during the healthcare debate.
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Others are more concerned with the ongoing mental health of protestors beset by anxiety and fatigue, or the benefits of mutual aid and support, like Humchuck's Post-Protest Emotions.
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Bloomberg News reported that Bolsonaro slammed Thunberg's regular presence in the media after he was questioned about the killing of two indigenous leaders in regions beset by illegal logging.
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The 4,800 megawatt Akkuyu plant is a intended to reduce Turkey's dependence on energy imports but has been beset by delays since Russia was awarded the contract in 2010.
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Beset by problems including the decline of Nokia's former phone business, Finland is forecast to be the worst performing economy in the European Union this year except for Greece.
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Here's why: Trump is not only beset on all sides by bad stories -- Russia investigations, a feud with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Ben Carson's taste for fine furniture, etc.
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A resumption of legal exports could boost an economy beset with triple-digit inflation and shortages of basic foods that has led to millions of Venezuelans suffering from hunger.
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Puerto Rico, beset with financial woes and political turmoil, averted a potential new disaster last month when Hurricane Dorian skirted past it before laying waste to the northern Bahamas.
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The scandal-hungry tabloid, which has been beset by scandals of its own making in the past year, is on the block, along with American Media's other tabloid magazines.
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Kimball is merciless — with exquisite prose — in detailing the travails that beset her family; it's nerve-racking simply to read about problems that are unimaginable to most of us.
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It depicts the United States like Gulliver in Lilliput, beset at every turn by weaker nations that would tie it down, constrain its choices, and infringe on its prerogatives.
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Wells Fargo has been beset since September 202797 by a series of scandals over how it treats customers, including wrongly charging an estimated 600,000 auto loan borrowers for insurance.
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If Canada does go back to the drawing board, it could be bad news for the international F-35 program, which has been beset by one problem after another.
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Credit could offer better and more stable returns compared to stocks in a market increasingly beset by volatility, according to an executive at one of the largest private equity firms.
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The engineering firm had warned for months that the dump was beset with risks — from damaged drainage ditches to poorly packed waste — that could destabilize the towering pile of debris.
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A more interesting protagonist would be a bit like Clinton himself—well-intentioned, beset by dishonest and hypocritical political opponents, but also with a fatal flaw that drags him down.
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Sudan Sudan's development has been beset by ongoing conflicts, most notably the Darfur conflict, which began around 2003 when several rebel groups took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
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Unfortunately, this "Tales of the City" is afflicted by issues that beset too many revivals, offering nostalgia but failing to do much more than cash in on its name recognition.
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Brooking no tolerance of Islamists at home and working to resist their strength abroad, the UAE considers itself a bastion of stability in a region beset by religiously-tinged conflict.
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Her scandal-beset company Theranos—which promised to use amazing advances in a hybrid scientific field of microfluidics to detect multiple conditions from a single drop of blood—didn't exist.
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This sector of the industry has been beset by a largely placid and gently rising market, which generates little of the volatility needed to force banks' big clients to trade.
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It is now considering moving back—but only if the security lasts, a tough call in a country beset by economic crisis and dire warnings of a possible impending genocide.
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That is a troubling state of affairs, even if one accepts, for the sake of argument, the claim that challenges no less pressing beset mankind in the early 21st century.
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Since creating Alphabet as a holding company last August to break out core Google from the so-called moonshots, the futuristic projects have been beset by high-profile executive departures.
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Recurring waves of good and ill fortune have beset it, as successive governors have imposed diverse agendas and the nation's moral fashions have swung between desires for vengeance and forgiveness.
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Beset by pressure from regulators, an unexpectedly prolonged period of Fed-induced low interest rates and damaging headlines at Wells Fargo and Deutsche Bank, bank shares have been getting hammered.
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Yet it also ushered in a sense of uncertainty for Thais who had grown used to Bhumibol serving as a unifying presence in a country regularly beset by political upheaval.
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Co-owned by Mallya, who has been beset by well-documented financial and legal troubles, and India's Sahara Group, Force India had been surviving mostly on prize money and sponsorship.
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Earlier this year, Charlie Warzel spoke to the researcher Aviv Ovadya about the concept of "reality apathy": Beset by a torrent of constant misinformation, people simply start to give up.
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The big parties' primary races were beset by problems, she said, and independent lawmakers might be more willing to stand up to corruption since they did not risk party censure.
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The project is beset by conflict between foreigners brought in to help monitor it and Honduran officials responsible for putting it into practice, and by strife among the Hondurans themselves.
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Sadr and Amiri's groupings won first and second place respectively in May's election, which has been beset by allegations of fraud and raised fears of bloodshed among Shi'ite paramilitary groups.
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Mr Yudhoyono proclaimed a "zero tolerance" policy towards graft at the start of his presidency in 2004 and made some progress, but was beset by scandals within his own party.
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The comments come as AirAsia is emerging from a period of turbulence after it was beset by fears it had over-extended itself, triggering an extended fall in its shares.
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The had been beset by client withdrawals and heavy losses, and had stopped reporting its daily asset figures to two of the industry's top tracking firms as of mid-December.
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The labour dispute is the latest problem to beset Eskom, which has struggled to meet power demand in Africa's most industrialised country due to its aging power plants and grid.
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John Kelly has largely focused on instilling new order in a chaotic White House beset by internal division and controversies since he was tapped for the position late last month.
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In the fight Trump wants to have, he casts himself as a champion of the typical white American Christian who is beset by various alien forces and politically correct elites.
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El Salvador, a country that's been beset by poverty and gang violence for decades, has historically been an outsize contributor to illegal immigration and asylum claims in the United States.
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But the strategy has been beset by doubts and internal rivalries, according to seven people with knowledge of the discussions or who have been briefed on the months-long debate.
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Olympus also told me that the lens is designed to be optically sound and distortion free across the entire zoom range, avoiding the "sweet spot" pitfalls that beset most telephotos.
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However, even he acknowledged that as a developing nation beset with problems, Brazil will always find it tough to produce players who can compete with the Americans, Australians and Europeans.
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The re-emergence of Giuliani comes as Trump is beset by problems on all sides -- politically, legally -- and left without any truly close allies and friends within the White House.
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For Hill, having his top offensive performance of the season meant more in terms of rounding back into the form he showed earlier this season before multiple injuries beset him.
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Beijing officials have been outspoken recently about financial risks in the country, which is beset by high levels of debt, and investors are worried about a domino credit event unfolding.
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The New York Times is fighting to maintain a middle course while being beset by criticism on all sides — and it has suffered some self-inflicted wounds in the process.
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Freeport's long-held aim to continue mining in Indonesia beyond 2021 has been beset by controversy, resignations and a political scandal that led to the resignation of the parliamentary speaker.
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After Buhari spent five months in Britain last year being treated for an undisclosed ailment, opposition critics said he was unfit for office and his administration was beset by inertia.
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He will probably need to move quickly to stimulate an economy beset by weak farm incomes, slow jobs growth and falling sales of key consumer goods including cars and motorbikes.
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"Linton, being a Hollywood nobody, has not exactly been beset with paparazzi, but this is the age of social media, and so she has become her own paparazzo," he wrote.
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But Washington was disappointed to find that Mr. Karzai, rather than rising above the problems of corruption and cronyism that had beset Afghanistan, established an inner circle that embodied them.
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The campaign had been beset with operational problems in the early stages, from poor fundraising to ground-game stumbles that led to big defeats in the first three early states.
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Health officials have stressed the inhabitants of the city, which is beset by economic disparities, are more vulnerable to the disease because of a higher rate of underlying health conditions.
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New York has become what experts have labeled an "epicenter" of the pandemic, beset by over 66,000 confirmed cases and 1,200 deaths as a result of the virus thus far.
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That David Makes Man unfolds in a community beset by addiction issues, sexual abuse, and violence—and all against a backdrop of soft pinks and powder blues—is no mistake.
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A native of Afghanistan who arrived 16 years ago as a refugee from Azerbaijan, Rahimi has become a fixture in a city center beset with vacant homes and abandoned buildings.
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The former New York City mayor has been beset by accusations that he made sexually suggestive comments in the 1990s, and that Bloomberg LP was a hostile workplace for women.
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But the plan was beset by protests of farmers unwilling to give up land, and warnings of the ecological impact and potential for flooding from building close to the river.
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He was beset in the early 252s with a mysterious ailment of his vocal cords, leaving him with a permanent rasp that derailed a career as a country-western musician.
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Lee said in July that activists and journalists continued to be followed and questioned by state surveillance agents, and that her visit was beset by official snooping and access restrictions.
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The European aircraft maker is slowing output of the A4003, the world's largest passenger jet, due to weak demand, while its A400M has been beset by delays and cost overruns.
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Progress on the project, which has been beset by delays, is being watched by Greece's creditors as a test of Athens' commitment to privatisation under its multi-billion euro bailout.
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"Efforts were beset from the start by the challenge of insufficient funding, which has had a dramatic negative impact on the capacity to respond effectively to the disease," he said.
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Mumias, which used to be the East African nation's leading producer at more than 250,000 tonnes a year, has been beset by poor management and mounting losses in recent years.
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Judging from the local reaction, it was quite viral indeed — and it seems to have set the tone for the clown-related madness that has beset the country ever since.
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The law's insurance markets have already been beset by skyrocketing premiums and diminishing competition, problems that are likely to grow worse if the customer base becomes even smaller and sicker.
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Baldwin thought Lorde was too hard on black men — who he argued are beset by racism in exceptionally pernicious ways — when she criticized their treatment of black girls and women.
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Tehran has not given an inch to Trump's pressure despite an economy beset by high unemployment and inflation and a rial currency that has lost half its value since April.
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In addition to coping with a migration crisis, Colombia is also beset by deeply entrenched inequality and still navigating the early, fragile stages of an historic peace process with leftist rebels.
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Tom Price, Trump's nominee for secretary of Health Human Services, just got confirmed — after hearings that were also beset by confusion over concerns about conflicts of interest and potential insider trading.
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However, Japan needs to avoid the problems that beset Germany's liberalisation, particularly a collapse in wholesale power prices due to a flood of subsidised green energy that gutted its big utilities.
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The 11-minute track "Frost" is from its new album "Pyroclasts," and its anchoring, meditative electric-guitar drone is beset by dissonant sustained notes, looming overtones and gusts of white noise.
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Iraq is beset by political infighting, corruption, a growing fiscal crisis and the Shiite Muslim-led government's fitful efforts to reconcile with aggrieved minority Sunnis, the bedrock of Islamic State support.
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His appearance comes as his company is beset by a slew of controversies, including its competitive behavior, how it handles political speech, its efforts to block misinformation and its privacy practices.
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The unity government was named under a plan to end the political chaos and conflict that has beset Libya since the Western-backed uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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Ultimately, in spite of these efforts, Apple has taken a commercial decision not to proceed, making it clear that the delays that beset this project caused them to reconsider their plan.
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Kinder Morgan said earlier this month it was halting most work on the Trans Mountain expansion project, which was approved by Canada in 2016 but has been beset by legal tussles.
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That world was dangerous because it was beset by Orcs, or by Cauldron-Born, or by Tripods, or by whatever adversary that was most easily battered into submission with a sword.
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Ahmed and Amal are beset by cultural divides, much like Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare was Chahine's go-to inspiration for high-stakes drama), but with the specificity of class added in.
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Cruz has predicted in recent weeks that he expects to be beset by "millions of dollars of attack ads" now that he's topping polls in Iowa and in second place nationally.
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But the broad contours of the attacks — seemingly random assaults on civilians in Israeli cities — is consistent with a wave of violence that's beset the country for the past six months.
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The most striking example is in baseball, a sport beset by doping scandals: the proportion of Major League Baseball players taking medication for ADHD is reportedly three times the national average.
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