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| This is a | difficult and time-consuming task compared to that of |
| wed it down to their two favorites but had a | difficult time making a final decision. |
| ossed over from one series to another, not a | difficult feat since they were all actually shot on th |
| The decision came at a | difficult time for the LPGA, which lost a number of ev |
| ge to Hollings' re-election in what became a | difficult year for Republicans. |
| retreat, Murray commanded the rear-guard, a | difficult task considering the proximity of government |
| The temple of Amada was a | difficult case, because of its small, beautifully pain |
| Somma, who is married to a woman, had "had a | difficult time locating his license in his purse". |
| Success in a | difficult salvage operation refloated her 26 October. |
| mistakes ... because schizophrenia is such a | difficult diagnosis to make." |
| called her decision to leave Mount Carmel a | difficult one. |
| Rawlings and Arkaah had a | difficult working relationship throughout their four y |
| Plant nutrition is a | difficult subject to understand completely, partially |
| He endured a | difficult start at Ibrox in defence; however, followin |
| The Olympic medal came after a | difficult season battling with glandular fever, and th |
| i a casa by Luigi Comencini or Dino Risi's A | Difficult Life |
| Dispensing of microspheres can be a | difficult task. |
| Bob Holden had a | difficult term as Missouri Governor starting at his In |
| After a | difficult year in which they won only four of thirty-f |
| ver, re-writing an entire model checker is a | difficult task, so the approach of libdmc is to give a |
| A | difficult season followed, with a first league win not |
| To be a keeper is a | difficult role. |
| y man', indicating that it could have been a | difficult marriage. |
| While with the Cubs, Durocher encountered a | difficult dilemma in regards to the Cubs aging superst |
| The crew revealed that a | difficult ten day schedule was completed in September |
| reat ability, Scrutton had a reputation as a | difficult judge to appear before : "he did not suffer |
| ulturist whose father dies, and leaves him a | difficult mission: to support his family. |
| hat Brian is the Silent Knight and that is a | difficult thing for Brian to deal with. |
| ity of Whitehorse, city officials have had a | difficult time finding land within its boundaries to t |
| Following a | difficult transition and recording only 11 points in 2 |
| sary), and connecting to each other can be a | difficult and/or tedious process, especially for those |
| Holliday had a | difficult time getting started in football. |
| s angered to write "Death of a Salt Pond," a | difficult task, since he was virtually blind by then. |
| th at the wet Daytona circuit, in what was a | difficult season in the AMA. |
| This was a | difficult time for the Bishop and his diocese, with mo |
| es establishing communication between them a | difficult task. |
| Mayor's office, the town was experiencing a | difficult time in its history as the town lost its lar |
| off semi final, again against Cardiff, was a | difficult time for Koenig as before and after the game |
| This was a | difficult undertaking that saw him injured several tim |
| Ghiz faced a | difficult controversy during the lead-up to the 2007 p |
| fensive Haidar's battalion was tasked with a | difficult assault crossing of the Senio River. |
| pended on a small and hard-won majority in a | difficult constituency. |
| The subsequent winter at Cape Evans was a | difficult and tense time for the depleted expedition c |
| n-remote breeding sites, makes this petrel a | difficult bird to see from land. |
| It was a | difficult task, in view of the financial challenges fa |
| ave pointed out that Jarring had to manage a | difficult conflict of interest since he had to maintai |
| At first teaching was a | difficult assignment for him, and his students were kn |
| It is a | difficult role to perform as the Firefighter regards t |
| Once the nation is decided, it's a | difficult and expensive process to switch nations. |
| Matching philology to archaeology is a | difficult task, and only a handful of sites are identi |
| The Scotland and Wales Bill had a | difficult passage through Parliament and the governmen |
| ve been generally positive, he says it was a | difficult decision to make and that he had even contem |
| y be fed up to five times a day, making it a | difficult species to keep. |
| At the Reds, he had a | difficult start, going on to serve a two-year loan at |
| This makes obtaining such a bird a | difficult task in North America. |
| It was a | difficult design inasmuch as each step in the process |
| movement was having upon the Church during a | difficult time of transition, especially in her book e |
| It also is a | difficult side-scroller where the user plays as either |
| ic equator where dust obscuration makes it a | difficult object for both amateur and professional ast |
| bound passage of this same voyage was also a | difficult one; on 3 May, one of the escorts was torped |
| Like Waterlily, Gloku had also had a | difficult childhood. |
| Mr. Cameron said it was a | difficult decision to approve the assault, but he says |
| e the crime scene each time he encountered a | difficult case of homicide or physical assault. |
| In March 1880, he made a | difficult march from Kandahar to Kabul, fighting on th |
| g is such a glamorous profession, but it's a | difficult profession." |
| lifelong things -- a baby born in danger, a | difficult reunion at a funeral. |
| Now, Varsha and Raja together start on a | difficult journey to bring the villains to justice. |
| newborn's health, Abbey is presented with a | difficult decision that could potentially affect both |
| ation to Edgworth, but lack of parking and a | difficult approach along minor roads make it unpopular |
| In the face of a | difficult economy, the Green Park Inn was closed seeki |
| Even repairing it after the battle was a | difficult job; the mainbrace ran through blocks, so it |
| ost was one of three children, and endured a | difficult upbringing. |
| old that getting the cats to cooperate was a | difficult step. |
| After a | difficult siege, wherein the troops suffered heavily f |
| 2001 was a | difficult year for the company and by July several key |
| We were having a | difficult time, and you know how the axe comes down an |
| ood's Ian Graham had a chance to goal with a | difficult snap from the boundary but missed. |
| “This is obviously also a | difficult one because Africa definitely is in one of t |
| ationship between Marshall and Kennedy had a | difficult beginning. |
| In a | difficult season, the club finished fourteenth out of |
| The Olympics proved to be a | difficult competition for Marinescu. |
| m of Unwed Fathers: A Psychiatric Study of a | Difficult Situation, with Sidelights on Unmarried Moth |
| After independence war she had a | difficult life depending on food (bread) help given by |
| Her low profile made her a | difficult target, while her armor protected her agains |
| ice success, but audiences and critics had a | difficult time accepting all-American-teenager Duke as |
| Cassidy faced a | difficult re-election in Ottawa Centre, and defeated P |
| Baird's job was a | difficult one: taking a small-market, dismal team and |
| ”...was a good pastor in a | difficult and poor diocese which called for the best f |
| For an optimal aesthetic result a | difficult nose reconstruction is often followed by rev |
| temptations, and he inflicted upon himself a | difficult and painful penance: he had himself tied to |
| ort diversion to avoid the main street and a | difficult right-angled bend. |
| al and pectoral fins, which makes shipping a | difficult task, since the spines can pierce plastic ba |
| g given birth a son the previous year with a | difficult birth. |
| st congested port in the world simply made a | difficult situation impossible. |
| e and the missionary lifestyle, as well as a | difficult companion. |
| 9, followed by A.F.C. Bournemouth, but had a | difficult time at both. |
| His life is a | difficult one indeed, but he's a natural born genius, |
| huania at home and four days later secured a | difficult 1-0 victory against the Faeroe Islands. |
| ir expansion into the suburbs proved to be a | difficult obstacle for Goldblatt's. |
| the Butler/Hoffman team struggled through a | difficult season marred by crashes and mechanical prob |
| kindly and naive to have succeeded in such a | difficult position. |
| al comment from Starbucks read that "It is a | difficult economic situation in the US and around the |
| f the team he continues to perform well in a | difficult year. |
| In the 2005-06 season, however, he had a | difficult time getting off the bench once again was tr |
| otion of the Moon has because of this been a | difficult task, the best and most accurate modeling fo |
| In December 2004, after a | difficult year, Afflerbach announced that he would not |
| Its continued ambiguity stance puts it in a | difficult position, since to issue a statement pledgin |
| World War II was a | difficult time for the monastery in several respects. |
| Meanwhile, across town, a man must make a | difficult decision regarding his wife, who needs a tra |
| managed to do something even Obama has had a | difficult time pulling off lately: Finding the silver |
| d that the design was cleverly executed on a | difficult site, and incorporated elements appropriate |
| After a | difficult start, including the ravages of the plague i |
| The 2001 season was a | difficult one for the Minutemen, as they collected the |
| It was a | difficult idea to sell to EA, because already 40% of M |
| to a CBN article of Ma's testimony, he had a | difficult childhood in San Jose, California, and was i |
| In early years, Lancaster was becoming a | difficult place to be Catholic, and Aldcliffe Hall bec |
| trength exercise that involves maintaining a | difficult position for extended periods of time. |
| ive Booth Gardner, Governor Spellman faced a | difficult battle in the general election against Democ |
| After a | difficult search she finds a job as a waitress, but sh |
| They went through a | difficult time in the 1960s, and had to merge with the |
| bit of ditching Penny whenever Penny is in a | difficult situation. |
| Malick had a | difficult time shaping the film and getting the pieces |
| CTY and its counterpart in Rwanda have had a | difficult time feeling their way in a previously unexp |
| Davies endured a | difficult start to the 2008-09 season, with Chester co |
| A | Difficult Woman |
| He has been described as a | difficult opponent by both Kotaku and Operation Sports |
| a strong fortress on a hill in the area in a | difficult position on steep wooded slopes. |
| 1992 champion Tim Harvey, who had endured a | difficult 2001 with the struggling JSM Alfa Romeo. |
| of the structure along foundation rails is a | difficult process. |
| It was also a | difficult afternoon for series returnee Romain Grosjea |
| the possibility of out -flanking Arbogast a | difficult one. |
| on certainties, Port Talbot recovered from a | difficult start with their captain once again playing |
| After a | difficult 2004 season in which injuries drained him ph |
| th his family to Rich, Mississippi; he had a | difficult childhood, and was regarded as a loner by ma |
| andards into enforceable laws proved to be a | difficult task. |
| gislator, Leung Kwok-hung ('Long Hair') in a | difficult position. |
| lies along the Knobstone Escarpment, it is a | difficult hike, which is why many use the Knobstone Tr |
| tion left in France, showing great tact in a | difficult position. |
| "So, it's a | difficult one. |
| nically poor African countries, funding is a | difficult issue. |
| The case was a | difficult one, Bainimarama said, with politics colouri |
| able of writing for a long time because of a | difficult accident. |
| s multiple personalities, speaks of having a | difficult time in his relationship with a young woman |
| universal because a railroad locomotive is a | difficult environment for a mechanical gearbox, as the |
| he drugs, the reformed young man must make a | difficult and possibly dangerous choice. |
| al figure Henry Brougham and helped him in a | difficult abduction case; when Brougham became Lord Ch |
| Leiper had a | difficult debut, scoring 6 and 0 runs during the game. |
| Premier Choix had a | difficult time attracting enough subscribers, as did a |
| After a | difficult passage through several other countries, the |
| This, as we know, is often a | difficult and anxious time for a man to go through. |
| complimentary of Pilgrim's performance in a | difficult situation, and criticised the coastal suppor |
| Whereas converting codeine to morphine is a | difficult and unrewarding task, dihydrocodeine can be |
| ommunication with that planet would not be a | difficult enough challenge. |
| The album's creation came during a | difficult emotional period for Good. |
| He married a | difficult wife. |
| It is a | difficult situation to perform a caesarian section whe |
| This means that 'digital history' is a | difficult term to define. |
| ands War, the military found themselves in a | difficult position as the terrain was hazardous for mo |
| Deciding that the 1500m was a | difficult event to crack and due to his relative lack |
| he airport is considered dangerous, having a | difficult approach, an upslope runway and a hill with |
| tepmother, Ann (Margaret Lindsay), and has a | difficult relationship with his father (Conrad Nagel) |
| ne of the best young players introduced in a | difficult season in Omonia. |
| owers of diplomacy came to the fore during a | difficult situation at Nairobi Airport. |
| After a | difficult crossing in which weather and disease took a |
| ted, isolated, and depressed individual in a | difficult marriage, to become an outgoing character wh |
| The team could not qualify from a | difficult Champions League group, but was able to get |
| twentieth birthday batting at number 10 on a | difficult pitch. |
| rown, an opponent of the death penalty, in a | difficult situation. |
| It proved to be a | difficult site to launch from and so in 1867 it was re |
| rd Johnston in 1921, was hospitalized with a | difficult pregnancy. |
| He headed Harrow at a | difficult time for British public schools generally, w |
| members for the band, Adam and Edison had a | difficult time finding people they truly worked well w |
| cover and is retiring in its habits and is a | difficult bird to observe or study. |
| After a | difficult year, in which the DFL Party majority was se |
| The first level was criticized for having a | difficult hedge maze that discouraged many gamers . |
| She has an excellent donut spin, a | difficult variation of the Camel spin, that requires g |
| ge amount at that time for a challenger in a | difficult district. |
| Extracting trehalose used to be a | difficult and costly process, but, recently, the Hayas |
| from the Shoshone Lake area, the group had a | difficult time re-crossing the divide. |
| After surviving a | difficult but successful battle, he dedicated his “sec |
| Norwich made a | difficult start to the 2008/09 season although there w |
| This is a | difficult instruction to follow. |
| Following marital problems and a | difficult divorce, Fee relocated to New York and resum |
| This change was a | difficult one for their father, who was suspicious of |
| conversation: Lombardy to Fischer 'That's a | difficult position. |
| At the top of Urresti there is a | difficult rock climb that leads to the Elosua col rout |
| Access for disabled passengers is a | difficult as passengers traveling in either direction |
| Those that do make it face a | difficult decision - spend their childhood and teen ye |
| Their first season was a | difficult one, as the team failed to win for some 40 g |
| The Hochkarspitze may be climbed in a | difficult mountain tour from the south, partly over tr |
| Innsbruck Airport is well known for having a | difficult approach due to surrounding terrain, prohibi |
| ti while the Bundeswehr was about to begin a | difficult mission in republic of Macedonia. |
| ospered during the 1970s but closed during a | difficult period in the 1980s, when it was owned by In |
| fy endogenous genes has traditionally been a | difficult task due mainly to the challenge of generati |
| The Dwarf is a | difficult character to learn as his strengths lie in h |
| who has committed crimes due to having had a | difficult upbringing. |
| e route south out of Creal Springs lead to a | difficult passage over the Shawnee Summit. |
| A | Difficult Life (Italian: Una vita difficile) is a Comm |
| lotron being regarded, rather unfairly, as a | difficult instrument to tune. |
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