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I had to grapple with making the truth the first response.

And we must also grapple with the issue of anonymous speech.

But the new President's most urgent task will be to grapple with the economic crisis.

We might still grapple with the right stylistic flourishes for this flat medium, but we understand the principle perfectly.

But those proceedings have been suspended for a month while prosecution and defence grapple with the latest allegations.

In these games, the ball could be carried, kicked or thrown and the players would violently grapple with one another.

Roman Catholicism has just begun to grapple with the awareness that liberal scholarship may pose a threat to dogma.

When implementing any solution, institutions must grapple with the challenge of ensuring that it integrates with other software solutions already in place.

People say Richard Feynman had one of these extraordinary minds that could grapple with ideas of which I have no concept.

But the Tories say that failing to grapple with the spiralling public debt is itself risky: investors could lose confidence and push up the cost of borrowing.

When her husband, Ashoke Ganguli, leaves home early to work on his PhD thesis, she is left alone to grapple with the mystery of the American breakfast.

She favours free markets and a robust defence, but other than that she offers few specifics about how she would grapple with the big problems America actually faces.

He was forced to grapple with the problem when he analysed the satellite data and found a slight decline in precipitation around Adi Ha.

The European market remains much more fragmented than the American one: entrepreneurs have to grapple with a patchwork of legal codes and an expensive and time-consuming patent system.

Mr Abbas, it seems, has been forced to acknowledge that his authority—and his ability to grapple with the Israelis in negotiations if they had resumed—has been eviscerated.

As Banks globally grapple with souring investments tied to U.S. subprime mortgages, Europe's Banks have added to the problems for investors because they differ in how they value their credit exposure.

As firms grapple with a brutal economic downturn, they are taking a long, hard look at the resources they devote to everything from supporting charities to making their activities carbon-neutral.