Civilians bore the brunt of continued fighting in Colombia.

In Africa, small farmers bear the brunt of this risk.

Black queer women have to bear the brunt of it all.

And these people are the people who take the brunt of it.

Levels of HIV infection among adolescents are significant, with young females experiencing the brunt of HIV transmission.

The southern and parts of the eastern regions of the country have borne the brunt of the recent upsurge in violence.

The poverty level has also increased drastically over the last fifteen years or so and women have borne the brunt of it.

And globalization has left over 2 billion people behind people who bear the brunt of conflict, of disease, of grinding poverty.

Unless and until US consumption patterns change or a rebounding dollar increases oil production, Americans will bear the brunt of single currency oil pricing.

An already precarious security situation in Ituri experienced a considerable setback during the reporting period, with the civilian population again bearing the brunt of the violence.

And that's actually the brunt of what we do is, people going straight from their workplace, straight from home, straight into the classroom and working directly with the students.

As observed during earlier meetings, millions of people in Africa continue to bear the brunt of famine, extreme poverty and pandemics, and they survive each day in squalor.

Part of the reason is that corruption remains high and administrative capacity to levy taxes remains woefully limited. Meanwhile, low income Greek households have borne the brunt of austerity.

The need to eliminate such inequalities and ensure that women did not bear the brunt of the negative effects of globalization was perhaps the primary challenge in the period beyond Beijing 10.

We are bearing the brunt of thousands of our people being slaughtered by foreign extremists or thugs of the former regime, bitter for having lost their iron grip on Iraq's riches.

Considering that, among refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons, women and children are the majority of the population affected by conflict and bear the brunt of atrocities and other consequences of conflict,

Considering that, among refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons, women and children are the majority of the population affected by conflict and bear the brunt of atrocities and other consequences of conflict,

Considering that, among refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons, women and children are the majority of the population affected by conflict and bear the brunt of atrocities and other consequences of conflict,

BRUSSELS The price of freedom, it is said, is eternal vigilance. But that price can take the form of morally squalid decisions in which innocent people bear the brunt of the cost of freedom s defense.

WASHINGTON, DC When economists discuss fiscal adjustment, they typically frame it as an abstract and complex goal. But the issue is actually simple Who will bear the brunt of measures to reduce the budget deficit?

Typically this transition to potential peace is very demanding on troops, particularly on those infantry, engineers and ammunition technical officers who will bear the brunt of securing the areas concerned and then disposing of or securing the munitions.

Is, then, one who has to fear the brunt of the Penalty on the Day of Judgment (and receive it) on his face, (like one guarded therefrom)? It will be said to the wrong doers Taste ye (the fruits of) what ye earned!

Is, then, one who has to fear the brunt of the Penalty on the Day of Judgment (and receive it) on his face, (like one guarded therefrom)? It will be said to the wrong doers Taste ye (the fruits of) what ye earned!

Regrettably, the international community continued to favour high profile emergencies at the expense of less visible disasters that were far from the media or political spotlight, and where the brunt of the response and recovery effort was borne by the affected communities and countries.

This crisis of long term unemployment is having a profoundly damaging impact on the lives of those bearing the brunt of it. We know this thanks to a series of careful studies of the problem conducted in the depths of the 1930 s Great Depression.

The taking of hostages

Men taking the lead

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Desperate to sustain their political and economic momentum, most have taken a wide variety of steps to prevent their economies from feeling the full brunt of the commodity price hikes. As a result, higher commodity prices are eating into fiscal cushions rather than curtailing demand.

I didn't get out, but was in the water taking prednisone shots, taking Xanax, oxygen to the face.

Taking The Madrid Agenda Forward

And by taking giant mirrors and here she's taking giant mirrors and pulling them into the dirt.

Public pessimism in southern Europe is largely attributable to the absence of such a reward. As declining consumer confidence and household purchasing power deepen the recession, projections of when the crisis will end are repeatedly pushed back, and those bearing the brunt of austerity are losing hope.

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Taking Corbynomics Seriously

Taking Safety Littorally

Taking Back Immigration

Taking August Seriously

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