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In short, he said, the case for military action has moved so rapidly that it has become difficult for those counseling restraint.

Opponents said the proposed law was unneeded because most ivory purchases are made in China and other Asian countries and it would become difficult for those who legally purchased ivory in the U.S. before 1977 to sell or keep it.

Still, it was a stark reminder that without Green, things become difficult for the league's best team.

Because of the actions of a few, the executives say, life has become difficult for the many.

Life has become difficult for the Republican Party as their base -- mostly old, Fox-watching white people -- is fading into oblivion.

At moderate temperatures (e.g., 1600 K), it becomes difficult for these PAH monomers, except circumcoronene grows into incipient soot particles.

The better-off might be able to afford to take risks and afford to pay for advice, but it becomes difficult for those lower down the economic spectrum".

As a result, it has become difficult for consumers to find thoughtful gifts for those on their lists.

"It's become difficult for observers to see the global picture anymore," he explained.

"I knew if the bad run carried on it would become difficult for me.

It has become difficult for Republicans to please both suburban soccer moms and up-country Christian Coalition members.