"We thank Micky for his work at Tranmere Rovers, having taken over at a difficult time, and wish him all the best for the future," said a club statement. .
He managed a difficult balancing act in wishing Margaret Thatcher a happy birthday next week, while replacing her approach that "there is no such thing as society" with a speech talking about fairness in "a civilised society".
Joseph Mallord William Turner -- the British like to intone his full name -- was an elusive artist and a difficult, secretive man who wished to express complex thoughts through the genre of landscape.
It's a difficult lesson that perhaps I wish I'd learned sooner, but then, without angst as my companion all this time I never would have written Drop.
"The president, when he heard the news, called Senator Craig and told him that he knew it was a difficult decision and that he wished him well," Mr. Stanzel said.
Democrats say they are being confronted with a difficult choice: Go against the wishes of a president who is popular and well respected in their caucus, or defy voters back home who are overwhelmingly opposed to another United States military intervention overseas.
Jeff Gaspin, the chairman of NBC Universal Television, instructed both parties that he did not wish to make a difficult decision but that the most appropriate solution was to move Leno back to his previous timeslot and push O'Brien to 12 05.
This 'new amnesia' relied heavily on nostalgia as a means of coping, as Haugbolle writes 'people wish to connect a difficult past with a bearable perspective of their present and future self'.
"Congress has a job to do and that among other things is to pass a farm bill," said Representative Peter Welch, Democrat of Vermont, who is trying to use a petition to force the farm bill to the floor against the wishes of leadership, a difficult procedural maneuver that will require Republican help.
