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The phrase "and likely most difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is probably the hardest among a group of challenges or tasks being discussed.
Example: "This project is complex, and likely most difficult of all the tasks we have undertaken this year."
Alternatives: "and probably the hardest" or "and likely the toughest".
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The first, and likely most difficult, stage is locating and catching the elusive cetaceans in the choppy, murky waters of the gulf.
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Cyberbullying is likely the most difficult form of bullying for schools to address, with constant technological advancements (e.g., new social networking sites, new types of devices with online accessibility like iPADs, and online gaming sites) and increased access among youth (Madden et al. 2013).
It needs to be said that defending the network is likely the most difficult technical challenge in the digital age.
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Based on the mean values for these two items (S8, S9), they were likely the most difficult tasks as well.
Most likely, the most difficult question to get by will be the question of needing it.
This is likely the most difficult part of the process, but it ensures that the chocolate will be shiny and have a "snap" to it, rather than being matte and soft enough to melt in your hands.
(This is likely the most difficult sound to produce as it doesn't exist in English. Think 'sue' with your tongue starting between your teeth).. Notice that the kanji is simply ichi and hiragana tsu.
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