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Getting past them promises to be as tricky for Mr. Obama as was this first victory.
Exactly what to say about the tough economic situation faced by most Americans could be as tricky for Clinton in the general election as it will be in the primary season.
"The question is, are you willing to play by the new rules?" The task of negotiating with self-important media moguls, though, is likely to be as tricky for Mr. Ojanpera as it was for Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, who met resistance from entertainment companies and wireless carriers unwilling to give up a measure of control.
It documents an issue that is as tricky for residents of the Vineyard as it is for beach destinations everywhere: how to protect small communities from the distortions created by an influx of wealthy visitors who come for just eight weeks of the year.
Marcus Christenson Neither a true forward nor a playmaker in the classic sense, Hamsik's precise role for Napoli can be as tricky to pin down as the player himself is on the pitch.
It is as tricky to find jobs for princes and partners as it is for the long-term unemployed: what are they qualified to do?
"Conditions weren't as tricky for the batsmen as they were on day one, but Yorkshire bowled tightly throughout and had the better of the second session taking four wickets.
It was not as tricky for Park.
Dickey, 35, had one of the best knuckleballs of his career Friday, and as much difficulty as it caused the Orioles hitters, it was just as tricky for Barajas, especially with that old mitt.
And after racing had finished each day, it made a change not to have to wait for two hours for a taxi or a table, although one suspects that Nigel Twiston-Davies' local, The Hollow Bottom, will have been as full as ever after wins for Tricky Trickster and Imperial Commander.
Keeping up with the animals, which can run 30 miles per hour, may be just as tricky these days for Eastern ranchers as trying to keep up with the retail demand for bison meat — which all say is crucial to profitability.
