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Further, our study monitored all end-of-life cancer with a life expectancy of half a year or shorter and identified 110 patients who were too gravely ill to enter the protocol, demonstrating yet again the difficulty to predict life expectancy.

Again, this underlies the difficulty to predict alloreactivity, given the huge number of HLA alleles and diversity of clonotypes directed against a particular p/MHC complex.

Again, the reason might be the difficulty to distinguish cello from other string instruments.

Again, the limitation is most often the difficulty to recruit representative samples.

WASHINGTON, April 11 (Reuters) - Republicans, Democrats and even the White House distanced themselves Thursday from President Barack Obama's proposal to trim Social Security and other safety-net benefits, illustrating yet again the difficulty of reaching a bargain to reduce spending and tame the deficit.

The contradictory statements and sudden round of finger-pointing seemed to underscore once again the difficulty of obtaining reliable information — and making educated guesses — about one of the world's most closed societies.

Once again, the difficulty is in reconciling the contradictions.

The seemingly contradictory messages from the agency highlighted yet again the difficulty interpreting the economy's statistical signals.

Then again, the difficulty may be that one of the book's virtues -- Mose's chatty amiability -- ultimately works against the narrative as a whole.

Again, the difficulty becomes apparent when we consider lower-level abstractions.

Burma has been in the news this year, and once again the difficulty of the project's task is being highlighted.