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The presence of Secret Service agents alongside Mr. Cain's own entourage could add to difficulty of moving around Iowa, New Hampshire and the other early-voting states.

The delay of the primary because of the World Trade Center attack may add to difficulties, the group said.

On Wednesday Clarke is expected to report a decline in profits and sales in nearly every country of operation over the last six months – with poor trade in Europe, particularly Poland and Turkey, adding to difficulties in Korea.

The combined effect of variations added at different stages of the process are non-linear, sometimes unintentional, and adds to difficulties in prediction.

The peace agreement has been broken many times, adding to difficulties faced by U.N. forces trying to stabilize the former French colony.

However, they stressed an important caveat: "Unfortunately, in the current political climate, the actions of certain law enforcement agencies - whether spying on peaceful activist groups and houses of worship without reasonable suspicion, or religious profiling - have added to difficulties".

The small patient sample sizes and varying male populations also add to the difficulty in comparing studies.

All of these add to the difficulty in understanding the genesis of deep-buried high-porosity and high-permeability reservoirs.

To add to the difficulty of nabbing a subscription-friendly Xbox, Microsoft Interactive Entertainment President Don Mattick has said that fans have (perhaps unsurprisingly) reacted enthusiastically to the new pricing model.

This ephemerality may also add to the difficulty of moderating stories.

Don't add to the difficulty by being hard on yourself.