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America has at least four separate immigration problems to contend with, and on only one of them is there any progress.

Do you think we would have overlooked perhaps the fact that there would be the 'lower energies to contend with?

Easy. There was only a five-hour time difference (although we had skipped a day), so we did not have to contend with bad jetlag.

He said businesses and consumers alike were struggling to contend with tumultuous markets and a financial-services industry under siege.

That methodology might have worked for a few years if they only had to contend with bailing out Greece, Portugal and Ireland.

If he will contend with him, he cannot answer him one of a thousand.

Even with each of these issues to contend with, the dispatch architecture is still relatively simple to deal with.

First, though, China has to contend with a short-term deflationary boom, which will end up in a deflationary bust.

By warfare and exile you contend with her- with his fierce blast he drives her out, as on a day the east wind blows.

Few flight teams have had to contend with a spacecraft more demanding of their attention and ingenuity.

The US cannot control its budget deficit and must contend with infantile politics and a palpable sense of national decline.

While making headway, start-ups like Jiepang have to contend with a number of big players who've decided to enter the market.

We yelled out that we knew the answer, or kept it to ourselves; we did not have to contend with the buzzer.

If he will contend with him, he cannot answer him one for a thousand.

One after another, in what felt like a very surreal experience, I had to contend with a series of seriously insightful questions.

Let the poor old bugger enjoy the rest of his life without having to contend with officious councildom.

Third, it seems quite likely that bruised and battered financial institutions will have to contend with an additional round of pressures.

Google had to contend with local competitor Baidu, and Chinese authorities that demanded the company censor its content in the country.

She had, moreover, to contend with one disagreeable emotion entirely new to her--jealousy.

British families have to contend with a high cost of living, with fuel, food and alcohol all costing more than the European average.

Parties thus must contend with the problem of a substantial number of voters attaching diminished importance to party identification.

Mourinho has had to contend with a number of injuries this term, but he is refusing to use this as an excuse.

She had to contend with the boozing and girl-chasing of her husband.

He had to contend with many difficulties when he was a young man.

But it now also has to contend with a strong yen, thanks in part to loose monetary policy in the rich world.

The public is already dealing with the views of warring parties, without having to contend with a journalist's own agenda too.

These companies, no matter its size or quality of products, are currently unable to contend with similar foreign companies.

Aside from al-Shabaab, they also have to contend with an ineffective transitional government riven by clan rivalries.

True, few countries have had to contend with the ethnic complexity of Kenya, which has more than 40 recognized tribes.

True, few countries have had to contend with the ethnic complexity of Kenya, which has more than 40 recognised tribes.

To serve high-traffic web sites, you will have to contend with the demand that high traffic puts on your server's internal resources.

Whoever wins, America's foreign policy will continue to be bedevilled by three problems that Mr Bush has had to contend with.

To be fair, Japan's banks have had a lot to contend with.

Any US forces steaming into the region will have to contend with Chinese military aircraft and naval vessels operating from Taiwan.

As investors contend with tight credit markets, they also face weakness in the U. S. dollar and soaring commodities prices.

Of all the infectious disease humans will have to contend with as the world gets warmer, malaria may be the worst.

I hopes to invent with me management theory establish one " the team of Chinese dream " contend with with Chinese soccer team.

His departure left the field open without a clear front-running candidate to contend with Emanuel.

This treatise must, at the outset, contend with a seeming and severe contradiction: How can fraud be innocent?

Be contend with your lot, one cannot be first in everything.

As a real-estate developer, Kroenke learned long ago he'd have to contend with enemies and doubters.

But New York must contend with the series of disastrous results that have befallen the big Wall Street firms this year.

In addition, farmers have had to contend with a 20% currency appreciation and 28% rise in production costs.

Meanwhile, Flipkart must also contend with the big business groups, like Reliance Industries, which are interested in retail.

Aim's backers also have to contend with the issue of the performance of its stocks.

This time, banks will contend with opposition from consumer, union and industrial groups, as well as trading exchanges.

Give heed to me, O Jehovah, and hearken to the voice of them that contend with me.

At the same time, it has had to contend with angry shareholders, as the rising cost of beef and other ingredients has clobbered its profits.

So, while we accept Christ and are covered with His righteousness, we still must contend with the sin nature within us.

A rapidly growing country inevitably has social problems to contend with as well.

When shopping for an all-in-one PC, you'll often need to contend with an unfavorable price-to-performance ratio.

They gain numbers and prominence, but they also have to contend with resistance and hostility from those who feel threatened.

Barak had to contend with a very different Israeli electorate from the one Rabin had led.

So that day they called Gideon "Jerub-Baal, " saying, "Let Baal contend with him, " because he broke down Baal's altar.

Jon had enough to contend with just now without adding a drunken giant to the mix.

Other athletes contend with water, since human bodies are not optimized for an unstable, aqueous world.

Their findings indicated that earlier, pre-historic settlers also had to contend with vicious swings in climate on icy Greenland.

Cathay Pacific, of which Citic owns nearly 18%, has its own derivatives problems to contend with, not to mention slumping air traffic.

However, you must always be aware of and contend with the astrological hand you are dealt at the time of your birth.

The Doha round had to contend with powerful farm lobbies in India, Europe and the United States.

The lovers have to contend with intense work schedules, family obligations and financial stress.

The accounting systems of Asian countries must also contend with cultural factors that emphasize family networks and personal ties.

For our part, America will continue to stand with our allies, South Korea and Japan, as they contend with their belligerent neighbor.

Even food chains that have thrived in China have had to contend with startling labor and food inflation.

I had to contend with long lines before I could get a taxi at the airport.

EC systems will have to contend with many different information appliances.

Over a long period we have closely studied the human psyche, and we understand what we are likely to have to contend with.

Moreover, rural policy has had to contend with deep-seated feelings about the role of rural America in forming the Nation's character.

Further, Mr Najib has to contend with a ginger group, Perkasa, that claims to defend Malay rights within UMNO.

Now Islam is having to contend with a sharpening split between Sunni and Shia.

John Terry will have to keep him quiet through the ninety minutes, but he will also have Alan Shearer to contend with.

Those hailing from China or the Middle East, for instance, have to contend with the usual protectionist impulses.

It now also has to contend with a stronger yen, thanks in part to loose monetary policy elsewhere in the rich world.

Apple, Inc. must now contend with shopkeepers setting up fake stores posing as genuine Apple retail locations abroad.

People will also have to contend with unpredictable shifts in weather patterns.

Eventually, the markets will have to contend with what happens after the EFSF is tapped out.

While Barak didn't agree with this view, he had to contend with it.

Developing nations have always had to contend with infectious diseases.

Like Yue Yuen, Esquel must contend with a range of rising costs.

The rules of living are diverse and many and contend with each other as the peoples see fit in their perceptions.

Over the course of three months the price collapsed to $15, leaving them to contend with heavy losses.

During the course of the story, the crew contend with both other less moral pirate crews and the Navy.

While we were constructing this airport, we had to contend with 58 government departments.

There, they could still take advantage of cheap labor without having to contend with ocean crossings.

Dagestan still has powerful Islamist separatist movements to contend with.

Magni had to contend with several obstacles in his career.

In the rare case where enumerations contend with write accesses, you must lock the collection during the entire enumeration.

During his last days in Abbottabad, Pakistan, bin Laden had to contend with three wives and 17 noisy children under one roof.

As we often say: edge in man-made, were in an act of God, we should not contend with God's arrangements.

But what no other previous American envoy to China has had to contend with is their loyalty.

One of the worst things a back-end developer has to contend with is HTML.

But the chairman must contend with dissenting opinions on the federal open market committee.

They had to contend with sickness and lack of food [against superior numbers].

Now the not-so-good news: With more than 60 new members to contend with in the House, Boehner most certainly will not rule by fiat.

Nurses often have to contend with violent or drunken patients.

There was a new problem to contend with.

has a large number of factions and units to contend with so there's a lot of information to go over.

The newly mellowed Special One now has other issues to contend with in the unconventionally austere confines of Stamford Bridge.

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Third, European entrepreneurs must still contend with thick red tape.

It also had to contend with the unfettered imagination of Bezos.

However, even with another partner, Apple must contend with another barrier -- China's slow uptake of 3G technology.

Every popular social movement must contend with these elements.

But now there is a new force to contend with, and Neville knows how important it is to beat defending champions Chelsea in November.

You have to contend with traffic, long airport lines, delayed flights and rude travelers who put all their bags in the bin over your seat.

Our government decided to confederate our state with the three states nearby in order to contend with our common enemy.

In addition to the rugged terrain and isolation, military crews had to contend with mother nature.

Contrary to the view that a one-party state can act as it wants, Beijing, too, has to contend with domestic politics.

Openly gay people must contend with the constant fear of violence.

Even if a projectile can adjust its flight path, it still must contend with the prospect of enemy electronic jamming .

And what the Swiss banks face today, those eyeing private banking will contend with tomorrow.

Thus, Mid-autumn Day and the Spring Festival contend with the Western New Year, Christmas, and Valentine's Day.

As a site administrator, you must also contend with input formats and filters.

It is hard to contend with God; let us yield ourselves at once.

In other words, Woods wouldn't have to contend with his conscience in the morning.

The first issue he had to contend with was serious population problems with Otoh Gunga and other underwater cities.

You did not seriously think that a Hobbit could contend with the will of Sauron?

But Jingdong Mall also has some major challenges to contend with.

Every animal has its peculiarities that you have to contend with.

More recently, he has had to contend with thorny personnel issues.

And now we have another great global contagion to contend with.

NBC Universal has been forced to contend with a slowing economy that is forcing many marketers to pull back.

I have so many problems to contend with at the moment.

They've done well because the boss has needed them following all the injuries he's had to contend with, but they still have much to learn.

The wounds of war will scar them for ever, and you will have an even more bitter and hateful diaspora to contend with.

But first it needs to contend with customers like Joe Murphy.

He has to contend with yapping dogs as well as people who are reluctant to talk.

The Chinese fast food develops vigorously, though it still cannot contend with McDonalds and KFC by now.

Let those hitters get close, though, and they'll have to contend with Beguile.

No one can contend with the past, not a disastrous love can Dide Guo time.

Contend with a person about sth.

I had to contend with difficulties.

' On top of which, we have our own 'inner expert' to contend with.

They HAD to contend with wind and sand storms.

They have two new factors to contend with since their last visit.

Perhaps one day in the future the West will have to contend with "Easternization" .

Not only do you have to contend with Struts, you also have to wrestle with the data layer and its implicit coupling to a database!

Then there is the rivalry between India and Pakistan to contend with.

eg. American businesses could soon have a new kind of lawsuit to contend with.

They will not be put to shame when they contend with their enemies in the gate.

Will you always have the strength to contend with US and Chinese power to shield yourselves?

Seldom did he contend with others.

Other broadcast advertising platform structures, we can contend with CCTV.

John has to contend with great difficulties.

Meanwhile, Becca's friends contend with their own romantic issues - all of which collide at the prom.

I contend with destiny, and I race and life, and I can not find the direction, I can not inconsistent with sadness.

Stress is caused by daily having to contend with crowds of people and restricted space.

We must contend with difficulties.

In the aspect of tolerance ability, any groups born in New York can not contend with these sweated new immigrant servants.

Contend with royal bank of China.

And now there is President-elect Obama to contend with.

It is hard to contend with poverty.

Not only do they have extreme weather and salt to contend with, they also have a mass of man-made pollutants to overcome.

Until last year, China Mobile was competing with China Unicom, but it now has to contend with China Telecom as well.

A good teacher can contend with several problems at the same time.

Owners, on the other hand, must contend with volatile prices, partly because housing supply is so unresponsive to demand.

Because we can't completely avoid it, we need a strategy that allows us to contend with, and conquer self-doubt.

And like all companies in China, it also has to contend with rampant name-brand counterfeiting.

You can see he's tormented, but that isn't all he has to contend with.

TCS must also contend with annual staff turnover of 18 per cent in China, compared with 10 per cent in India.

It's always summer here, and we don't have any cloudy days or storms to contend with.

We must contend with all kinds of wrong ideas.

Last year we had to contend with air temperatures of 36 degrees on race day.

Our country has many concrete problems to contend with, and not all can be solved at one stroke.

and since then we have had to contend with Tibetan protests, Olympic Torch Relay Riots, and possible boycotts;

A competitive activity or sport in which players contend with each other according to a set of rules

For the most part, warmer winters benefit others too: oil prospectors have less sea ice to contend with;

He had to contend with a lot of shouting from the audience

Olympic Games, China demonstrated its ability to show that her players can contend with any country in the world athletes

Then the Lord said, 'My Spirit will not contend with man forever, for he is mortal ;

Contend with others for a prize

they had to contend with a lot of problems

Staff at the zoo have more than 450 different species to contend with