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They also face habitat destruction.
While young people are generally perceived as a vibrant generation full of potential, they also face real threats of social exclusion.
They also face age discrimination in the job market.
When enterprises use technology that requires massive resources such as cloud computing orbig data analysis, they also face expansion problems for the difference between available and needed capacities.
They also face and kill a prototype Tyrant released by Wesker.
Thus, while cities serve as engines of economic growth andsocial progress, they also face challenges related to sustainability, social inclusion and disparities, and they are increasingly vulnerable to natural disasters and other shocks.
They also faced early marriage and premature parenthood.
Once employed, they also face barriers to promotion and other career development opportunities.
They also face considerable barriers in accessing health care services.
In addition, they also face considerable barriers to accessing those small number of services that are available.
They also faced criminalization, threats, arrest and intimidation.
In the 21st century they also face the difficult task of keeping monuments safe from a fringe of Islamist radicals who want the destruction of pharanoic monuments.
They also faced shortages of qualified personnel, adequate premises and equipment.
They also face other challenges, such as a lack of management skills or industry knowledge.
They also face discrimination when accessing services from public offices, such as the Chief's Office.
They also face social, economic and political barriers that limit their coping capacity.
They also face insecurity and abuse within their own communities, including domestic violence.
They also face blockages within their homes and communities that deny them a role in decision-making.
They also face problems in getting rental apartments owned by the local authorities or non-profit organisations.
They also face direct discrimination, including verbal abuse or being refused medicines by health workers.
They also faced risks of exposing their identities, which are protected by witness protection orders issued by Trial Chambers.
They also face difficulties in the introduction of improved work and management practices needed to enhance competitiveness in global markets.
They also faced economic challenges, at a time of financial crisis, relating to sustainable development, environmental protection and food security.
They also face double stigma, discrimination, social exclusion, and violence, due to both drug-userphobia and sex-workerphobia.
They also faced discrimination in the justice system, suffered high rates of police violence and had low levels of political participation.
They also face abuse, compounded by racism, cultural and language barriers, lack of documentation and information on social and legal rights, fear of deportation and a general sense of isolation.
They also face the daunting challenge to bridge the inequality gap within their societies, and to ensure more widely distributed trade and development gains for women and the urban and rural poor.
They also face problems related to compliance with relevant customs requirements and procedures, problems compounded by the fact that they are not parties to the relevant international customs conventions on road transit.
They also face government pressures to control or exclude content seen as illegal or inappropriate, or to assist State law enforcement agencies in the conduct of criminal investigations.
They also face financial barriers such as higher fees as international students, non-eligibility for financial aid or scholarships and inaccessibility of the formal job market to finance their studies.