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Almost everyone admits it would be hard, if not impossible, to meaningfully curb smuggling in Agadez.

Some clubs would be happy, Mr Aigner says, but admits it would be hard to police the figures.He blames much of the trouble on the 1995 "Bosman decision".

One EU official admits it would be politically "difficult" to decide where to send planes when fires are raging in several countries.

Well, he admits, it would be easier for the FSA to explain itself to taxpayers and politicians if it approved a sale to a Japanese bank.

Even though Tomkins admits it would be a thrill to lift the trophy on his farewell appearance, he would give that up to have O'Loughlin on the field.

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The attack comes as the Nigerian government admitted it would be unable to meet its own timetable to destroy the militant uprising to the country's north.

Stephen Harper, the Canadian Prime Minister, admitted it would be hard to secure President Putin's support.

Carmichael admitted it would be difficult for the new home secretary, Amber Rudd, to tackle the issue.

While congratulating themselves on avoiding marriage, he admitted it would be nice to celebrate their relationship.

Starr admitted it would be "a real wrench to leave that beautiful theatre".