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He's contending with declining oil production and, following his loss in the constitutional referendum last month, growing domestic political constraints.

We also determined the paging per second by looking at the number of applications and processes contending for the memory allocated for paging.

In nearly a century, no Treasury secretary has faced a more difficult financial crisis than that Mr. Paulson is contending with.

Expect the "usual suspects, " including past champions, to be contending for this year's title, said Mitch Seavey, winner of the 2004 race. "Some of the younger guys are going to be a factor."

According to the research accomplishment in the hilly area of south Ningxia in resent20 years, the authors put forward the major way for farming and graziery developing healthily only when grassland agriculture possessing the basic function of contending with the unstability of district ecology.

Meanwhile, Alaskans are contending with soaring energy costs.

This week, Goodna was contending with over 26 feet of water in normally populated areas.

Mr Mehdorn seems likely to end up contending with institutional investors and hedge funds that want to shake things up.

United Nations agencies put the death toll from Chernobyl at 4, 000 to 9, 000, with anti-nuclear groups contending the number is much higher.

In practice, we did not find this occurring with any real frequency except in environments that had a large number of users contending for a very small pool of conference rooms.

Exxon is contending with two major challenges.

In baseball, the Most Valuable player award generally goes to a player on a pennant-contending team.

A woman who could betray me for such a rival was not worth contending for; she deserved only scorn; less, however, than I, who had been her dupe.

So women are now contending with what we might call the new scarcity.

Yet Michael the archangel, when contending with the devil he disputed about the body of Moses, durst not bring against him a railing accusation, but said, the Lord rebuke thee.

Politicians now contending for the parliamentary “throne” might be advised to read about this Henry VII guy.