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But reversing Yahoo's declining revenue is turning out to be a far stiffer challenge.
After winning every award going at last year's Edinburgh Fringe festival, Gregory Burke's play is now on the road, where it faces a far stiffer test.
Once considered among the best players in the game, Rodriguez received a far stiffer penalty than the others cited by baseball on Monday, who all accepted 50-game suspensions, effectively ending their 2013 seasons.
The hangovers have finally cleared and there are grounds for optimism on the eve of the new campaign, but this time around it will be a far stiffer test.
Still, if "No Country for Old Men" were a simple face-off between the sheriff's goodness and Chigurh's undiluted evil, it would be a far stiffer, less entertaining picture.
Still, the potency of ESPN's name, and the muscle it flexes daily as it builds its global empire, presents a far stiffer challenge to WFAN than Sporting News Radio ever has.
Notably, Rackspace's debt load rose from $47.2 million in the year-ago quarter, to a far stiffer $140 in its recent third quarter.
Fellow Democrats not only backed it but risked voter retribution after carrying the burden for a Quinn tax increase far stiffer than anything he had broached as a candidate.
Most important is a new frame that is far stiffer than the one before.
By bringing a separate lawsuit that seeks far stiffer penalties, Mr. Bloomberg is copying Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's approach.
Still, Mr. Akin, a conservative who had already shocked many establishment Republicans in Missouri this month by winning a primary against two other well-known candidates for a Senate seat that Republicans have seen as a prime pickup from the Democrats, faces far stiffer odds than he did even a few days ago.
