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"a difficult case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a challenging or complicated problem or situation. For example: 1. The lawyer took on a difficult case that required months of research and preparation. 2. The doctor was faced with a difficult case of a rare disease that had no known cure. 3. The teacher struggled with finding a solution for the difficult case of a student with learning disabilities. 4. The detective was assigned to a difficult case involving a string of unsolved murders. 5. The judge had to carefully consider all the evidence presented in the difficult case before making a ruling.
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(It had not been a difficult case.
It may be a difficult case to make.
Some noted that it had always been a difficult case.
This should not be a difficult case to decide.
"I have to work on a difficult case this afternoon.
For India, in some ways, Australia represents a difficult case.
It could be a difficult case to make.
It should not have been a difficult case.
And that, quite often, is a difficult case to make.
"Everyone is a difficult case," Mr. Fleischer said.
"I think this is a difficult case for public policy," he told the justices, "but is not a difficult case for legal doctrine".
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