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The issue of kosher food can be a tricky one for tourists in India.

The uniqueness of Christ is a tricky one for a start.

"Agriculture is a tricky one for him," said Paul Brenton of the Center for European Policy Studies.

I don't like Chris Tarrant, though, so Chris Tarrant Goes Fishing (Channel 5) is always going to be a tricky one for me.

Over the long term, U.S. corporations are a much safer bet than bitcoins, but this year could be a tricky one for the market.

But the issue of deportation of migrants who have not been granted asylum is a tricky one for Italy, which has criticised the EU for not doing enough to support costly deportation efforts.

So this is probably a trickier one for you, what's the shortest distance you've ever run?

The relationship between migraines and birth control is a tricky one -- for some women, hormonal contraceptive options can make things worse, while for others it's a total lifesaver.

With both parties trying to attract the support -- and dollars -- of the technology industry, the issue could become a tricky one politically for Vice President Al Gore.

And — true, again — Mr. McCain is a bit of a girlie-man when it comes to waterboarding high-value detainees; but that's a tricky one, even for macho, red-meat conservative chest-thumpers.

The food industry is a tricky one to enter for a number of reasons, including fierce competition, outdated I.T. systems, a dependence on offline channels, and more.