That is always a difficult task for an authority, because it is left with discretion. |
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They say that retaining a county championship is a difficult task to say the least. |
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The more difficult task is to institutionalize a process that can achieve his vision. |
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Already there are signs that implementing the new justice will be a difficult task. |
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But for all the speeches, the acres of coverage and hours of TV footage, marking the anniversary proved a peculiarly difficult task. |
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The difficult task is to find ways of being merciful to the guilty without being cruel to the innocent. |
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Appealing to one's rational sense in their moment of deep anguish and distress is indeed a difficult task. |
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Mendelssohn did not attempt his very difficult task until he felt himself fully equal to it. |
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Keeping the clay roads passable, especially in winter, was a difficult task. |
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The story itself, if efficacious, should give no inkling of the sweat of the author's peculiarly difficult task. |
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We have the difficult task of fighting them, while protecting innocents in a war where the enemy deliberately and cynically conflates the two. |
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The purpose of this article is to attempt the difficult task of trying to describe how the Indians developed this ingenious system. |
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I know translation is a difficult task, but is it this much of an inexact science? |
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Analysis of protein loop conformations is a notoriously difficult task because they do not have easily identifiable regular geometric patterns. |
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Learning how to manage this phenomenon is a profoundly difficult task for any state. |
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And for many writers this allotment of time can seem altogether binding and a difficult task to stick to. |
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Generating an accurate prognosis is a difficult task under the best of conditions. |
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We had to hold floats between our feet while swimming the butterfly stroke, a difficult task. |
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Admittedly a difficult task, advancements in materials technology make it increasingly more achievable. |
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He has decent size, so bumping him off his route at the line is a difficult task. |
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The most difficult task for the mothers was to explain the concept of abstract nouns and mimetic words in Korean. |
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A team of judges buckled down yesterday to the difficult task of shortlisting nominees in the first category of Gift of Life. |
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The annotation of coreferential chains in a text is a difficult task, which requires a lot of concentration. |
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Portlaoise face a very difficult task if they are to advance to the final four in this year's Town Cup. |
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However, the education programme is a difficult task because of the large floating population and frequent international comings and goings. |
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The teaching of science subjects to secondary school students and college and university freshmen is often regarded as a difficult task. |
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It is certainly a difficult task for it works on the basis of trial and error. |
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The court then has a difficult task in determining which parent should have custody of Michael. |
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Second, proving that a supposedly life extending drug will be efficacious is an extremely difficult task. |
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Finding a job becomes a more difficult task for International students because their social networks take a while to establish. |
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Are bilingual parents making a difficult task even more difficult for those taking on the treacherous jungles of Nappy Valley? |
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The mundane chore of security by interdiction is morphing into the more difficult task of security by imagination. |
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We may be wrong, but we thought that most voters managed to juggle the difficult task of working and voting without bilocation. |
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Developing an effective vaccine against HIV has proven to be a difficult task. |
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Condensing lengthy, rambling stories written in different styles into a coherent narrative is a difficult task. |
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It is a difficult task to fundraise all the time but we have been greatly supported by the local community. |
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Caring behaviors in the context of health must be operationalized in order to be incorporated, a difficult task at best. |
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Yes, it's a difficult task, maybe even a Sisyphean one, but it's that challenge that ennobles what journalists do. |
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The diagnosis of sudden infant death syndrome can also be a difficult task for the forensic pathologist. |
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It's a very, very difficult task to setup a democratic and free and fair society out of the ashes of that dictatorship. |
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Unfortunately, the relatively small organs of Arabidopsis make the functional analysis of its plant cuticle a difficult task. |
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Hawley achieves the difficult task of walking the tightrope between sweet and sickly sweet, between sentiment and sentimentality. |
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It is a fiendishly difficult task at a time when nothing seems to shake Labour's iron grip on power in Scotland. |
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Choosing what's right for you can be a difficult task, and almost all sites will tout their wares as the strongest Salvia available. |
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The family physician has the difficult task of helping the family make decisions about terminal care. |
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It will be a difficult task as the ship has become overloaded, capricious and the ocean is tempestuous. |
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Controlling the diet of a child is a difficult task and depends on age and personality. |
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It was a difficult task, he said, but so far they had managed to stay on top of it. |
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The headmaster and staff of the town's schools have a fearsomely difficult task in the face of an apparent lack of firm guidance from parents. |
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Crossing the busy circle is a difficult task for pedestrians in the absence of a subway. |
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To determine their views is a difficult task, no doubt, but not entirely impossible. |
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It is my hope that people respond to the spirit of hate, wherever it appears, by renewing their commitment to the long and difficult task of healing and reconciliation. |
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To arrive at a definition of those whose presence here was so questionable as to give rise to an assumption of ineligibility for services would be a difficult task. |
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Profound Self-Confidence is exemplified when a child is confronted with a difficult task and his first response is the certainty that he can accomplish it. |
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A much larger and more difficult task was convincing or forcing owners of operating mills to maintain fishways and refrain from throwing refuse into the streams. |
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The judges, it was said, had a most difficult task selecting the prizewinners, such was the excellent quality of frieze, flannel, yarn and items of clothing on show. |
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As the crime rate escalates, many citizens are faced with the difficult task of having to weigh their love for their country against their personal safety. |
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This might be a difficult task and you will be dying to taste, but if you unmold it too soon the cake will break. |
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You need to pull yourself together for an upcoming difficult task, but the thought comes to your mind that you should watch some cartoons. |
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This is always a difficult task particularly in second level schools where curricula are more proscriptive. |
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No doubt, it is always a difficult task to shine the light on one's own problems, but it is a critical first step. |
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It was soon recognized that universalization of primary education for an overpopulated developing country like Bangladesh is a difficult task. |
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It was inherently a difficult task and our unrefined zealousness made it worse. |
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A boring head or trepan has the difficult task to ensure access to the oil. |
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This is the time to be immodest, a difficult task even for the most assured business person. |
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Regulating oil prices is a difficult task as the price of these products has an inbuilt volatility. |
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When the course is finished, I start them on the difficult task of making a bedside table, requiring several techniques. |
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Attempting to transform an appointed body to an elected chamber is a difficult task and does indeed affect the central character of this chamber. |
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It has been a very difficult task and, excuse the pun, a difficult road for him to travel down. |
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This way you put a bit of pressure on yourself to work harder at the difficult task of paying off your debts. |
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Tackle the difficult task of paying off your debts with every ounce of will you can muster. |
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Pollutant firms are synonym of inefficiency, but to become an efficient company is usually seen as a very difficult task. |
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Our company once again splendidly handled the difficult task of providing integrated linguistic support of a large international event. |
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However, translating this into reality will be an immensely difficult task. |
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What's the best way for parents to go about the difficult task of helping their children adjust to divorce? |
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This was a very difficult task for us, and yet we shared the modest means at our disposal with these refugees. |
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Thus a new and difficult task takes shape: educate to have active and responsible citizens. |
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Acquiring a foreign airline, or starting a new airline with foreign capital, is a difficult task. |
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Despite all this technical progress, identifying the target with precision remained a difficult task. |
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This is an extremely difficult task since even seemingly benign issues can arouse passionate opposition from a small minority. |
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If you need to accomplish a long and difficult task, such as cleaning the house, pace yourself. |
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One of the most difficult task associated with placer mining is the sampling of the deposit. |
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The much more difficult task was the establishment and creation of a complete financial services section. |
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This was a difficult task as the sample was very small and therefore could provide a very variable number of results. |
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I would like to spend some time discussing what I believe should be done in Afghanistan and why it is such a difficult task. |
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In late December 2001, we began the difficult task of establishing both services. |
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Within an organization the size and the complexity of the government, this is a difficult task. |
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Selecting the best among the number of entries was a difficult task, but we were unanimous in our choice. |
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With ten classes ranging from a stag over 11 kg, to a brace of seasonal turkeys and a butchers presentation class, the judge was given a difficult task. |
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A hematologist can assist in the often difficult task of determining the exact type of sickle cell disease, especially in the presence of rarer hemoglobin variants. |
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If we consider the stratagems of persuasive communication proposed by Pratkanis and Aronson, we can easily see how counteracting legends may be a difficult task. |
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The panellists faced the difficult task of demystifying the sustainability reporting landscape for the many practitioners that spend more time on reporting than ensuring progress on their work. |
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For six long months, the Youngs had the difficult task of babysitting Hunter and her infant child. |
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When styles of conflict have changed throughout history, kingdoms, empires and nations have been faced with the difficult task of adapting or dying. |
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As a ballerina, to embody the duality of the Swan Queen and the black swan can be a fiendishly difficult task. |
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Determining meaningful qualitative values for the magnitudes of quantities is a difficult task when building qualitative models about populations. |
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To beat the Seahawks on any occasion is difficult enough, but to do so in Seattle has become a famously difficult task. |
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Henry also managed the difficult task of ruling lands on both sides of the Channel by instituting bodies of viceregal administrators for each region. |
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Their atrophied sense of integrity and largely incoherent rambling suggested that this would prove a far more difficult task than I first imagined. |
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Denying absolute predestination was easy enough, but articulating a middle ground between that and Arminianism proved a more difficult task. |
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Defining the shoreline is a difficult task due to its dynamic nature and the intended application. |
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To check the consistency of inventories and to attribute the contribution of particular sources is considered a rather difficult task on a regular basis in the monitoring networks. |
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Acquiring funding to rebuild the centre has proven to be a difficult task, since priority is being given to other more pressing areas of national concern. |
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In accomplishing this difficult task, I pledge to work side by side with you, and to regularly keep you abreast of the efforts we will have to make to that end. |
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He had the difficult task of keeping the various strands of opinions in the LRC united. |
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Blunt shared a part in the difficult task of addressing the potentially violent international incident. |
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While his brother constructed the throat and larynx, Bell tackled the more difficult task of recreating a realistic skull. |
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We should also pay tribute to the jury members who have the difficult task of picking out a small number of works from an ever-increasing abundance of entries. |
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You deserve full recognition for achieving this difficult task. |
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It would certainly be a difficult task to reproduce such a property nowadays, given the quality of the materials and the attention to detail throughout. |
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To help with this difficult task, the judge gives the jury explanations and directions on the rules of law that they must follow to arrive at a verdict. |
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Pepin at his death had been in process of building an empire, a difficult task. |
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Experts have already said that destroying chemical weapons would be a very laborous and difficult task which could take decades. |
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We need men like you in this difficult task of seeking peace. |
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This, however, is a difficult task that only a true philosopher, and not a mere philodox, will be willing to tackle. |
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It is a painful, difficult task, but it needs to be done. |
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The model was entirely made up of free form surfaces, so the most difficult task was planning the sequence of operations and positioning the job datum. |
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Conversion is not encouraged by mainstream Judaism, and is considered a difficult task. |
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The problem is that galaxies, nebulae, white dwarfs and any other number of cosmic objects lie light-years away from Earth and capturing these images can be a difficult task. |
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It falls to you to undertake the extremely important task of establishing the agenda and launching the conference, sometimes, I suspect, a rather thankless and difficult task nonetheless. |
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Snitch accepts the Wildcats could face a difficult task against the Crusaders, who have been getting close to that elusive first win. |
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The process of coming to terms with the Euro is a difficult task for most consumers as money provides a framework of values affecting a person's thoughts and behaviour which are not easily changed. |
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Since no central bank has the ability to foretell the future or has perfect knowledge of the various linkages in the economy, this is a difficult task. |
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Despite the convergence of ready-to-wear trends in the Western world, the deployment of this company's brand name in Spain proved to be a difficult task for company executives. |
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I would add that I am prepared to be fully involved in the delicate and difficult task of mediating between Parliament and the Council with a view to concluding this third rail package. |
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The negotiators had a difficult task ahead of them: extract from these 174 pages the pith and marrow that would allow the foundations of this new regime to be laid. |
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Finding shelter can become a difficult task for poor people and many of these people currently live in low quality and even sometimes insanitary housing. |
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This is a difficult task because purchasing patterns and even the goods available to purchase differ across countries. |
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Many people in these groups indicate that 12 choosing an appropriate career path is in fact the most difficult task facing them, and that things would tend to fall into place once that decision had been made. |
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Before he begins the difficult task of defining shamanism, Pearson implies that it is a panhuman and archaic phenomenon. |
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Sometimes they have the even more difficult task of having to admit that because of problems of access to justice or because of the law's own delays, the road to vindicating their legal rights will be long and arduous. |
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This is a difficult task, and many of us thought there must be some easier methods available. We put these problems to our sister company Sommer-Technik, who then came up with some absolutely amazing products. |
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It was a difficult task that was not achieved because of the depth of the Axis minefields. |
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You have a very difficult task and I have the impression that, in order to progress from intentions to actions, you must put your foot down and take risks, as President Prodi promised us when he began his five-year mandate. |
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This is a difficult task since it is made out of a living tree that would require being cut down, a fact that only the real Odysseus would know, thus proving his identity. |
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Polybius was charged with the difficult task of organizing the new form of government in the Greek cities, and in this office he gained great recognition. |
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Writer David Nussbaum had the difficult task of extrapolating the recipes created during the tapings and organizing them into something that would make sense to the reader. |
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Strictly observant, Waugh admitted to Diana Cooper that his most difficult task was how to square the obligations of his faith with his indifference to his fellow men. |
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In the traditional way of Descriptive Geometry teaching, for example, the most difficult task for the teacher is to explain the spatial relationship among planes and objects. |
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She has the difficult task of bringing together a number of discordant elements. |
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Managing and handling large files and maintaining their discernibleness in ramified data structures become, in practice, a difficult task for both end users and producers. |
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