He says he already is facing about a half dozen.
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Instead, he stood on a concrete landing nearby, facing about thirty people.
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And the company is already facing about a dozen federal lawsuits related to the incident.
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Subramaniam updated the post to write about the criticism she was facing about publicly shaming someone.
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Pruitt and the EPA are currently facing about a dozen investigations into various ethics, spending and management issues.
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More than 400 followers converged on a rural Nevada highway near the impounded cattle, facing about 50 government agents.
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J&J is currently facing about 13,000 talc-related lawsuits, and also announced settlements in three other cases Wednesday.
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As of November 2015, manufacturer Bayer was facing about 3,000 US lawsuits involving spontaneous uterine perforations from the Mirena.
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His estate is facing about a dozen lawsuits from women who say Epstein sexually abused them, many while they were underage.
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Monsanto, which says decades of scientific studies have shown Roundup and glyphosate are safe, is facing about 5,000 similar lawsuits nationwide.
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Manafort was likely facing about 10 years in prison for the eight guilty counts in the Virginia case alone, sentencing experts have said.
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House and Senate lawmakers will form a committee aiming to solve, by year's end, the looming pension crisis facing about 1.5 million Americans.
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Asked at what point he would cover his bet against the embattled Valeant, Chanos said the company is still facing about $37 billion in net debt and long-term liabilities.
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Manafort was likely facing about 10 years in prison - a statistical life sentence given his age - for the eight guilty counts in the Virginia case alone, sentencing experts have said.
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Pruitt is facing about a dozen investigations into his travel and security expenses, his rental of a condo linked to an energy lobbyist, and several other management and ethics issues.
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Last Wednesday in a community room at Bushwick's Mayday Space, a few people hung up a banner, gathered for a team huddle, then sat down on a riser, facing about 20073 friends and neighbors.
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The verdict, which J&J plans to appeal, was the second straight trial loss for the company, which is facing about 1,200 lawsuits accusing it of not adequately warning consumers about its talc-based products' cancer risks.
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EPA chief Scott Pruitt is facing about a dozen investigations into issues including his travel and security detail costs and his rental of a Capitol Hill condo linked to an energy lobbyist for just $50 a night.
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Chief Executive Shayne Elliott said banks were facing about 3 percent lower returns on equity due to rapidly changing technology, higher capital and liquidity requirements as well as a new government levy on the sector introduced this year.
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Fowler was facing about a year in jail -- but instead cut a deal in which he pled no contest to all 3 counts and in exchange he got 12 months probation, 75 hours of community service and more than $1,000 in fines.
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Facing about 50 reporters and television cameras outside the federal courthouse here on Friday, the United States attorney for New Jersey, Paul J. Fishman, said that his office brought charges against only the people it believed a jury would find guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Middleton now had about 68,000 officers and men in his corps, many weary and many uninitiated, along an 88-mile front facing about 200,000 veteran German troops who were deftly moving into position under the cover of darkness.
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The Confederates, now occupying a strong position, laid down a destructive fire on the 62nd. The regiment being pressed very hard was ordered to fall back on rifle pits. Despite falling back in perfect order the movement was interpreted by the enemy as a full retreat and started in pursuit. Despite the pursuit the regiment maintained its order continually loading and facing about to fire while it fell back.
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Fiberboard was an asbestos supplier near bankruptcy that attempted to negotiate a global settlement of the claims against it. The proposed settlement would have relied almost entirely on insurance claims. Before the settlement Fiberboard had unpaid debts of at least $1 billion and was facing about 50,000 asbestos injury suits. Fiberboard did not have enough cash ready to enter the Georgine settlement but decided to pursue the same type of arrangement on its own.
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The bank hired Bellingham architect F. Stanley Piper to design the building who in turn hired C.H. Beattie of Seattle as the general contractor. Work began at a quick pace and by February 1913, the concrete structure of the building was complete with laying of the brick facing about to begin. Each of the building's 124 rooms was to be equipped with hot and cold running water as well as access to the building's vacuum system. Other modern features would include two high-speed elevators and a mail chute.
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The Tulja Lena caves lie in a hill about a mile and a half or two miles north-west from Junnar, beyond the north end of Sivaneri hill. They are so named, because one of them has been appropriated by the modern Brahmans as a shrine of Tulja Devi, a form of Bhavani, the consort of Shiva (see Tulja Bhavani Temple). The caves run along the face of the cliff nearly from south-east to north-west, facing about south-west, but all the façades have fallen away. They consist of a number of cells and two small viharas, with a Chaitya cave of a form quite unique.
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But now it's about, I hope, creating a piece of science fiction that's about a really important problem we're facing, about civil liberties and homeland security and needing to sustain both those things and balance them." He described the film as a "tapestry of ideas all related to some of the biggest issues that I think we're facing right now . . . alternative fuel or the increasing obsession with celebrity and how celebrity now intertwines with politics". With the film's premise of a nuclear attack on Texas, Kelly wanted to take a look at how the United States would respond and survive while constructing a "great black comedy.
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The Battle of Vaslui (also referred to as the Battle of Podul Înalt or the Battle of Racova) was fought on 10 January 1475, between Stephen III of Moldavia and the Ottoman governor of Rumelia, Hadım Suleiman Pasha. The battle took place at Podul Înalt (the High Bridge), near the town of Vaslui, in Moldavia (now part of eastern Romania). The Ottoman troops numbered up to 120,000, facing about 40,000 Moldavian troops, plus smaller numbers of allied and mercenary troops.Kronika Polska mentions 40,000 Moldavian troops; Gentis Silesiæ Annales mentions 30,000 Ottoman troops and "no more than" 40,000 Moldavian troops; the letter of Stephen addressed to the Christian countries, sent on 25 January 1475, mentions 30,000 Ottoman troops; see also The Annals of Jan Długosz, p.
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He soon put a stop to the vigorous and insulting > pursuit of the enemy, obliged them to turn their backs, and pushed them to > the very walls of Ilerda. But the soldiers of the ninth legion, elated with > success, and eager to repair the loss we had sustained, followed the > runaways with so much heat that they were drawn into a place of > disadvantage, and found themselves directly under the hill where the town > stood, whence when they endeavoured to retire, the enemy again facing about, > charged vigorously from the higher ground. The hill was rough, and steep on > each side, extending only so far in breadth as was sufficient for drawing up > three cohorts; but they could neither be reinforced in flank, nor sustained > by the cavalry. The descent from the town was indeed something easier for > about four hundred paces, which furnished our men with the means of > extricating themselves from the danger into which their rashness had brought > them.
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