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All of these branding issues are still a work in progress and it's probably going to be easier to understand in the coming months when the company releases new phones.

Funding an ambitious global agenda that includes ending poverty and achieving universal food security was never going to be easy, and progress in Addis was at times as tortured as the winding road that led there.

Yet, in the Middle East, translating political reform into economic progress may be easier said than done.

Regardless of which overarching targets will be selected, the goals must be translated into measurable indicators; accountability and regular reviews of progress should be easy to perform, to share and to be understood by governments and the general public (13).

If the Sudanese regime's track record is anything to go by – with dozens of agreements reneged upon – progress will not be easy to achieve.

He explained that as Internet service progressed from narrow to broadband, it would be easier for those providing the service to favor some forms of content -- theirs -- over others.

The builders will clear up a lot today and it will be easier to assess progress.

It'll be easier to see progress this way, too.

They think it will be easier to follow the progress of a storm on the TV, radio, or on social media, if it has a name.

As Thursday proved, progress won't be easy.

The examination for tooth wear or erosion is probably easier in older age groups, assuming the wear has progressed and it is easier to see and score.