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But now it must make a tricky choice to spurn the offer of an extension to Kyoto, which would paint it firmly as the villain, the wrecker of a deal and thus of the climate; or to move away from its entrenched opposition to a legally binding treaty, and start being treated more like a developed country.

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He now faces a tricky choice – fleeing to London, as other tycoons have, or toughing things out.

WHO officials will soon face a tricky choice of whether to urge vaccine manufacturers to ramp up stores of seasonal influenza vaccine, as they do every year, or to focus their efforts on a swine flu vaccine.

BlackBerry -loving device clutchers are facing a tricky choice if they wish to continue to interact with their friends: WhatsApp, Facebook and Facebook Messenger all hit the "unfriend" button on the struggling phone maker's latest operating system, BlackBerry 10.

Mr Osborne faces a tricky choice as he tries to balance widespread concerns about the impact on the lowest paid with his manifesto pledge to cut £12bn from the welfare bill, which are crucial to his plan to balance the books by 2019.

The increasingly clear evidence of economic growth poses a tricky choice for the Federal Reserve, which has contributed mightily to current growth by reducing short-term interest rates to their lowest level in 45 years.

But if the current tour was intended to road test unreleased songs — a tricky choice in the era of cellphone video and YouTube — it has so far only unveiled one: "By and Down," the brawny, morose finale to Wednesday's concert.

Mr Giuliani faces a tricky choice: invest in the brand, or milk it aggressively while he can.This choice is likely to be especially difficult for somebody like Mr Giuliani, who still has ambitions in the public sector perhaps even for the White House.

As the price and processing power of these types of toys begin to approach those of real tablets, more parents are finding themselves with a tricky choice.

If not, the rest may face a tricky choice.To be employed by a philanthropic billionaire can have its compensations if not a generous salary, then at least the prospect of a job for the foreseeable future.

They face a tricky choice.

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