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Back before gasoline-fueled shopping jaunts clocked in at a daunting $4.50 per gallon.

Gourmet's northern Thai menu clocks in at a daunting 13 hours and 35 minutes.

India 387 4 v England, Chennai, 2008 England looked to be coasting to an excellent victory as second-innings centuries from Andrew Strauss and Paul Collingwood left India looking at a daunting total.

His debt from buying the team and building the new stadium still is at a daunting $300 million, and in the NFL all glory is fleeting.

At the same time, ABC has generated a long list of 10 p.m. failures, at a daunting cost.

Some of the faster works -- the short G major Prelude, for example -- are played at a daunting clip but with jackhammer clarity.

At Yahoo a daunting 40% of ad revenue still comes from dot-coms, a wobbly market; but it also serves a blue-chip roster in the real world, including Visa, Eddie Bauer and Volkswagen.

At Yahoo a daunting 40% of ad revenue still comes from dot-coms, a wobbly market, but it also serves a blue-chip roster in the real world, including Visa, Eddie Bauer, FTD and Spiegel.

With a forbidding fief in the never-conquered tribal area of South Waziristan, a well-armed militia and suicide-bombers at his disposal, he is a daunting foe.

Ashley Silver, an MBA student at IMD in Switzerland, undertakes a daunting "Integrated Exercise" that demands an interdisciplinary approach to problem-solving THE first two months of my MBA have already changed my outlook.

Tottenham lacked creativity but defended resolutely to secure a point in a daunting atmosphere at Partizan Stadium, where some home fans displayed what appeared to be an antisemitic banner.