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Our instinctive unease about making babies by human cloning cannot be ruled out in grappling with that possibility.

Many families are grappling with similar questions as a family tree today is beginning to look more like a tangled forest.

Grace is still grappling with the disappearance of her daughter five years earlier. Her husband Lukas is trapped in his own helpless grief.

Facebook says it has been grappling with how to handle the ghosts in its machine but acknowledges that it has not found a good solution.

He said the arrest could offer "a chance for new thinking" in Bosnia, still grappling with the scars of war.

He said many schools were grappling with the issues, particular those schools in what he described as more conservative areas.

The problem the world leaders faced was that they were grappling with subjects that had little resonance with most recession-struck voters.

Mr Obama's quandary is obvious: in grappling with that second point, he would fall out with the Democratic base.

Japanese companies have been grappling with a strong yen and a faltering global economy, which could undermine vital exports.

Auditors have been grappling with the headache of what exactly construes as a Chinese 'state secret' for the last few months.

Voters may have been responding to his tenacity, in grappling with the crisis and his own illness.

All this means that grappling with entrenched joblessness deserves to be far higher on America's policy agenda.

The nation's retail, tourism, education and manufacturing industries are grappling with a strong dollar and weak consumer spending.

have issued blunt warnings at the beginning of a tour of southeast Asian nations grappling with bird flu outbreaks.

It is now impossible to talk sensibly about this subject without first grappling with Mr Kaplan.

Other sites are also grappling with the thorny question of what to do with users' information after they die.

Dr. Ishiki was also grappling with an overwhelming personal loss. His wife, Tatsuko, perished in the tsunami.

Japan, with a rapidly aging population and a declining birth rate, is grappling with a severe shortage of working obstetricians .

But now this place like New York and London is grappling with the worldwide credit crunch, and its economy is in a technical recession.

But the political actors are also grappling with a complicated problem that US budget rules were not set up to address.

European companies are also grappling with the iron law of currency movements: that what you gain on the swings you lose on the roundabouts.

The jihadists say they are grappling with the sewage system and trying to provide water.

Airlines fear that this behavior will stick, exacerbating the "new normal" the industry has been grappling with for the past eight years.

and I, having no weapon to raise in self-defence, commenced grappling with Joseph, my nearest and most ferocious assailant, for his.

Conoco is grappling with intense public scrutiny as China's political leaders and state-run media take aim at the company.

Answering this question requires grappling with one of the most fundamental debates in modern finance.

Governments around the world are grappling with some of the toughest decisions faced in generations.

The G20 leading industrialised states will be grappling with those choices when it meets in London in April.

Many U. S. workers are stuck at the office grappling with the twists and turns of world markets, economies and company performances.

The move will be widely welcomed at a time when the world is grappling with its response to swine flu.

Spain is grappling with a 20% unemployment rate amid the collapse of its labor -intensive construction industry .

In Europe, leaders are grappling with a widening debt crisis, which started in Greece and spread to Italy and Spain.

Grappling with the unwinding of its interventions would be hard enough for the Fed in any event.

He also has solid experience both of grappling with bureaucrats and of running something big: the entire navy and marine corps.

The power of the state prompts firms to spend more time grovelling to politicians than grappling with original thoughts.

Thomson Reuters and Mr. Glocer have been grappling with slow sales of those products, partly due to the weak economic recovery.

For American investors grappling with European debt woes and plenty of uncertainty at home, China may not rank high on the list of concerns.

People have been grappling with a definition of customer experience for several years.

Yet polls suggest that Canadians, still grappling with the after-effects of recession, do not want another election.

Inspired by Mr Delors, some in Europe now grappling with the fate of the euro argue that crises always lead to a leap in EU integration.

The memos provide a glimpse, in often candid language, into how Wall Street is grappling with its pariah status.

CCTV reporter, Xia Qu, went to one village grappling with the deluge, to see how serious the problems have become.

While the rest of Asia is grappling with the specter of rising inflation and policy tightening, Taiwan appears to be the lucky anomaly.

South and Southeast Asian countries are grappling with new outbreaks of bird flu as winter weather sweeps across the region .

Western regulators are grappling with a growing list of frauds at Chinese companies listed overseas.

There are no easy answers to these questions, but grappling with them can be meaningful and useful to dads in the long run.

Since then, lawyers have been grappling with mountains of paperwork connected to disclosure issues for the listing.

Exports are robust and unemployment is falling but South Koreans are still grappling with a threat to their wellbeing -- a kimchi crisis.

The fires come as large swathes of Australia have been grappling with a severe drought.

The president's home state, like many others, is grappling with an ailing economy.

Now that same independent central bank is grappling with an ugly conjuncture of rising inflation and falling growth.

Comac, in particular, is also grappling with its ARJ21 regional jet programme even as it dedicates vast resources to the C919.

And, unlike America, China is grappling with wage inflation due to demographic changes and still faces the risk of elevated property prices.

THEY are two of the biggest names in technology and each is grappling with a huge and highly embarrassing debacle.

The region is grappling with changing demographics, that includes expanding middle class as well as ageing societies.

I've worn them as my "comfort clothes" on long walks of many miles while grappling with life's curve balls and unforeseen frustrations.

As it happens, real-life "robo-ethicists" are now grappling with the same question (see article).

It is hard to argue against that now, but the real lesson from grappling with the fog of war is not to blow the fog away but to avoid wars.

This is an auspicious moment for making an appointment for a checkup, organizing your medical records, or grappling with insurance.

Hard-boiled physicists, unburdened by theistic encumbrances, have also had difficulty grappling with this question.

Yet the federal government (and the states) are forever grappling with its edicts.

Closer to home, fans at Old Trafford stadium are grappling with marketing of a different kind.

Grappling with such a structure is as trickyas it sounds.

China is now grappling with a rise in social unrest, and the Chinese leadership is taking it seriously.

Wang Jianzhou is grappling with a much-changed Chinese telecoms industry.

But the banks are also grappling with a backlog of unsold leveraged loans, which is placing additional pressure on their balance sheets .

POLICYMAKERS and academics are still grappling with the causes and consequences of the credit crunch.

Japan isn't the only nation grappling with aging nuclear reactors.

Patients and their families also often don't realize that their doctors may be grappling with their own set of worries.

China also is grappling with a possible housing bubble, as average urban property prices rose 12. 8% in April from the year earlier.

Compared with vague fantasies about achieving great things, grappling with the nitty-gritty realities of action is hard.

Plenty of artistic work is taking place below the media radar which shows people grappling with climate change.

If you are grappling with temptation, Jesus is interceding for you with the Father even now.

Looking to Mao may seem hypocritical. But some argue that grappling with such contradictions is key to understanding China.

Other industries may have neglected more lasting threats while grappling with the recession.

Producers have been grappling with lower grade deposits, which are costlier to develop .

In addition, farmers in Alberta and Saskatchewan were grappling with fears of a third year of drought conditions.

For French, India's unique essence lies in its confused grappling with historical process.

As a result, the United States and the European Union, already grappling with shaky credit markets, would teeter on recession.

Moreover Nissan is currently grappling with the aftermath of Japan's devastating earthquake.

Looking out over that landscape, and seeing my daughter grappling with the immensity of nature, I felt stupid about my morning tirade.

There is no denying that the entire media industry is grappling with tectonic change.

He notes, though, that it's a problem lots of universities, not just Delaware, are grappling with.

In The Big Thirst, Fishman examines different areas of the world already grappling with water shortages.

Our family is hardly alone in grappling with that question.

A museum planned for the site of the notorious labor camp Perm 36 will prod visitor into grappling with those horrific tales.

Wells Fargo also is grappling with the impact of possibly improper disclosures on foreclosures.

Understanding and grappling with this transformed economy is the first step on a road to recovery.

Its new government is grappling with a deficit that rivals Spain's.

All three will still be grappling with the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

While they were still grappling with each other, a fisherman passed by and netted them both.

And Russia is grappling with myriad health and social problems that have reduced the average life expectancy for men to 60.

In the 1990s, the country began grappling with the emergence of "freeters, " young workers who hop from one casual job to the next.

Again, I found myself grappling with the registration process.

Bhutan is grappling with the dilemma of conservation versus development.

Grappling with these and other questions have been hindered by a paucity of data.

For the Chinese government, already grappling with the fallout from a global economic crisis, this drought is inauspicious.

What lessons does the telegraph hold for newspapers now grappling with the internet?

The government acknowledges the country is grappling with a huge infrastructure deficit.

Employees grappling with layoffs don't just feel guilty for having survived the latest round of cuts.

Governments from India to Indonesia are also grappling with higher food prices.

Working wives are grappling with the day-to-day challenge of balancing family and work.

For now, businesses are already grappling with rising production costs.

Western dealers say they are grappling with mounting stockpiles whose value in many cases continues to sink.

Given that California is already grappling with a $19 billion budget deficit, that is an alarming prospect.

But her experience of grappling with foreign powers is slighter than she often implies.

Both China and the US are grappling with these fundamental issues that globalisation poses.

But at the same time, they were grappling with the challenge of repairing patients after partial mastectomy and lumpectomy.

Many countries are grappling with record deficits and spending cuts.

Why are so many traders at their wits' end, grappling with the obvious contradiction?

People grappling with diets often eat until their plate is clean, rather than when they feel full.

Of course, countries in this region are grappling with challenges.

I've been grappling with this question ever since I moved to New York from Texas four years ago.

Romance's an honest strategy, leaves me grappling with my pride!

The end game is that they've got very low energy. People assume CEOs are superhuman but they're grappling with a really hard job.

They are now grappling with questions of production: where will, and should, growth come from?

They are grappling with a fiendish dilemma.

The federal government has been grappling with the safety of BPA for nearly three years.

Some students were grappling with what they saw as linguistic oddities.

But if that is bad, what makes it worse is that policymakers and investors are grappling with at least two other big "unknowns" .

They are still grappling with growing losses from residential mortgages.

Stress comes from the worrying rather than the work assignment and problem you are grappling with.

He has been grappling with this delicate balancing act of making profitable quality films since being appointed chief executive in 2005.

Once again politicians are grappling with the problem of moral hazard.

But Mr McCain sounds less assured than his young rival when grappling with complex economic issues such as the housing crunch.

Still, many companies are grappling with how to create healthy products without compromising on taste.

With the arrivals of teams in full swing, competing nations were grappling with their own problems.

I've spent all afternoon grappling with these accounts.

Europe, too, is grappling with weak or falling prices.

He has been grappling with the problem for a longtime.

Alcoa is grappling with rising production costs while the price of aluminum on the London Metal Exchange has fallen in the past two months.

Governments in Asia are grappling with how best to keep their economies growing as capital flows increase and exchange rates rise.

Answer: You are in good company grappling with this issue.

That still leaves Europe's policymakers grappling with the problem of how to impose fiscal discipline.

We know that he traveled to Yemen, a country grappling with crushing poverty and deadly insurgencies.

And, many other legacy Internet businesses are grappling with the same kinds of problems.

Still, these are dilemmas capital regulators are already grappling with.

But most bigger banks are still grappling with how to move forward, according to Martin Whybrow of IBS Intelligence, a research firm.

These are just some of the experiences we've had and some of the key issues we've been grappling with.

Least developed and developing countries were still grappling with this implementation.

At the same time, nations are grappling with thorny questions of how to slow climate change.

At the same time, China is grappling with inflation, which reached 4. 4 per cent in October.

For most of that time, I've been struggling and grappling with questions about the nature of God. Who is God?

The Yilin Press, a leading publisher in China, has been grappling with how to cope with losing many of its readers to digital media.

And over in China they are grappling with a big one.

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