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The phrase "a few obstacles of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe challenges related to a specific subject, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "There are a few obstacles of the project that we need to address before moving forward."
Alternatives: "a few challenges regarding" or "some hurdles related to".
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Mr O'Neill points out that consumption in the United States amounts to about 70% of GDP; in the long run it will probably fall to around 65%. "That's not good if you're setting yourself up as an exporter next door," he says.Slimming the monopoliesBut Mexico has created a few obstacles of its own which it urgently needs to remove.
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It was one of a few obstacles on his way to victory, as Troicki offered stiff resistance all the way to the end.
There are a few obstacles to the practical use of mass administration of cytokine proteins in livestock and poultry, such as cost, labor, and time, as well as protein stability.
Mr. Gleason had a few obstacles to overcome, like the lack of professional acting experience and the house-arrest time remaining.
The Ravens still have a few obstacles to worry about.
There were a few obstacles to the mastication.
It is not yielding to mindless cynicism, though, to note a few obstacles in the path of unbridled optimism: questions of money, union work rules, overlapping subway lines and the sheer vastness of the system, to name a few.
It's not as if this onslaught of dubious info will prevent us from doing what's natural – meeting people and having relationships with them – but it certainly hurls a few obstacles in the way of people who might be struggling.
Asians and Asian Americans have a few obstacles in Hollywood, one of them being visibility.
That may be the hope, but there are more than a few obstacles that are worthy of careful attention.
There are a few obstacles, however, that prevent the adoption of such proposals in practice.
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