To grapple with this dilemma, we must understand culture's place in human life.

Many of the EU s newest members continue to grapple with questions of geopolitical trust.

They mobilize armies, organize political factions, combat warlords, or try to grapple with religious extremism.

As other societies grapple with their own increasing diversity, they may follow the US into crisis.

GV Many regional territories grapple with these insidious and often accepted forms of privilege and prejudice.

So it is right that the EU Council of Ministers is meeting to grapple with this challenge.

It is so much easier to avert your eyes from citizens than to grapple with their plight.

As in Georgia and Ukraine, Tunisia and Egypt will have new governments to grapple with old problems.

The issue cuts at some of the core challenges we grapple with as a community each day.

The US never had to grapple with any one of these problems in the severity that they grip Africa.

BEIRUT Revolution across the Arab world has forced the region s peoples and governments to grapple with the need for change.

As we grapple with our joint water future, we will face a time of trial and error in finding workable solutions.

We are only beginning to grapple with how big data s tremendous potential for learning can be harnessed while protecting students privacy.

This will be no easy task, and one that may be far from policymakers minds as they grapple with the current crisis.

The situation has severely impacted daily life in the region, as businesses, students, and journalists grapple with the effects of the ban.

But many Japanese were dumbfounded to learn that their finance minister began to grapple with the basic principles of economics only after assuming office.

Peoples in transition from authoritarian rule peaceful in Poland in 1989, bloody in Libya today grapple with decisions that determine their fate for decades.

When viewing it, we first grapple with the naked, crying young girl in the foreground, her singed skin against the backdrop of napalm smoke.

The only way to grapple with these problems is through cooperation with others, and that requires the soft power of attraction as well as the hard power of coercion.

As other countries in the region grapple with chaos, wars, and authoritarianism, Tunisia is often described as the success story of the so called Arab Spring.

Is the new German law a model for other countries to follow as we grapple with the ethical issues posed by our growing knowledge of human genetics?

India and Britain, for example, have had strong women prime ministers in Indira Gandhi and Margaret Thatcher, but now must grapple with the woman as man archetype of female success.

The war on terror has forced democracies to grapple with the extent to which they can afford to protect the civil rights and liberties of both their citizens and foreigners.

As in Georgia and Ukraine, Tunisia and Egypt will have new governments to grapple with old problems. Other Arab regimes are now spending their way back to stability with money that most former Soviet states didn t have.

As the world begins to grapple with the creation of a new economic order, the moderating role of a third party in conflicts between the US and China will be extremely important.

Rejecting Huxley s insistence 130 years ago that humans could never harm our planet s expansive oceans, delegations came prepared to grapple with what they had to do to ensure sustainable management of the seas.

Conservationists have no choice but to grasp the future and grapple with its risky technologies if rhinos and thousands of other species are to continue to exist in any condition resembling their wild, ancient way.

I've been working on issues of poverty for more than 20 years, and so it's ironic that the problem that and question that I most grapple with is how you actually define poverty. What does it mean?

CAMBRIDGE As the world watches the United States grapple with its fiscal future, the contours of the battle reflect larger social and philosophical divisions that are likely to play out in various guises around the world in the coming decades.

Marcell Shehwaro's award winning series for Global Voices about life in Aleppo, the heart of Syria's armed conflict, painted a nuanced portrait of the challenges that Syrians home and away must grapple with since their country was besieged by violence.

I thought to myself, why not take the individual cells out of the pancreas the cells that secrete insulin to cure diabetes and transplant these cells? technically a much simpler procedure than having to grapple with the complexities of transplanting a whole organ.

Moreover, for too many investors, Portugal, with its poor growth prospects and insufficient domestic savings to fund the public sector deficit, looks like Greece. And Spain clearly has to grapple with its own Irish problem, namely a huge housing over hang and probably large losses in the banking sector following the collapse of an outsized real estate bubble.

And so I'm going to try to talk to you over the next few minutes about my career in terms of how I'm able to actually try to study music and really try to grapple with all these questions of how the brain is able to be creative.

People all over the world react with visceral horror to attacks on civilians by Al Quaeda, by Palestinian suicide bombers, by Basque or Chechen separatists, or by IRA militants. As there now seems to be a pause in the spate of suicide bombings and other terrorist acts if only momentary perhaps now is a moment to grapple with a fundamental question What makes terrorist killings any more worthy of condemnation than other forms of murder?

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Thus p contrasts with pʰ , t with tʰ , k with kʰ , and the affricate t ʃ with t ʃʰ .

Argentina trades with Brazil, America with Japan.

Koznyshev agreed with both, but with limitations.

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We were experimenting with type, with illustration, with photos. And we had fun.

Divided with two themes, with two logos and even with two different flags.

Xabi Alonso follows them with 91, Fernando Torres, with 90, David Villa and Sergio Ramos, both with 81, Andres Iniesta, with 62, Cesc Fabregas, with 61, and David Silva, with 53.

We see with our eyes, we hear with our ears, we touch with our skin, we smell with our nose, and we taste with our tongue.