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But the real test for his approach will come if the going gets tough.

The first test of Obama's approach will come in March, when the current continuing resolution that's funding the federal government expires.

The real test of this approach will come toward the end of this week, when the marchers hope that tens of thousands of people will join them for the final stretch.

An early test of the administration's approach will come at the end of February, when the law mandates that it cut off private financial institutions that conduct non-oil transactions with Iran's central bank, except for the sale of food, medicine and medical devices.

In theory, Palestinian security forces would assume the responsibility of preventing such attacks, and a test of that approach will come this summer when a 600-member battalion of the Palestinian National Security Force completes an American-financed training program in Jordan.

Tangible signs of his approach will come in January, when he directs "Elemeno Pea" by first-time playwright Molly Smith Metzler.

Especially now that Mr. Sternfeld has left his longtime dealer, PaceWildenstein, to show in Luhring Augustine, which is also Mr. Crewdson's gallery, their two approaches will come into even sharper contrast.

Customer expectations regarding the speed, ease and security of payments are being driven by the new technology, and banks understand that older and more time-consuming approaches will come increasingly under attack.

Novel tunnel-based approaches will come to fruition, perhaps within the next five years.

The ad hoc clustering algorithm by Gu et al. [ 41] could possibly be adapted for exploration of differential co-expression network, and it is of interest to see continuous improvement of these algorithms and hopefully a comparative evaluation of these related approaches will come out soon.

This glacial approach, though, will come as less of a shock to viewers watching Stephen Poliakoff's Dancing on the Edge (Mondays, 9pm, BBC2).