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Still, the managers' biggest difficulty has been a decline in orders from South Korean buyers, who they said had stopped buying from Kaesong factories for fear the complex might suddenly be closed down for political reasons.
Stephane Bois, a software consultant on the project, said the biggest difficulty has been figuring out how to overlay the new system over the old, while making sure both still work.
"It's much simpler to be an opposition party than a governing party," says César Nava, the PAN's president.In this section Ethanol's mid-life crisis The new old guard ReprintsThe biggest difficulty has been managing relations between party and government, which, Mr Nava says, each have "their own temperament and their own ends".
For the authorities, the biggest difficulty has been distinguishing between the "real" gilets jaunes, intent on demonstrating peacefully, a thuggish element and the extremist political agitators, and knowing who to deal with when the organisation has no official leaders or organisation.
One of her biggest difficulties has been explaining the work-play balance at American universities to her Taiwanese parents.
"The big difficulty has been in tracing soldiers," he said.
"The biggest difficulty it has is trying to get out of the shadow of Coachella.
"Every single agreement we've had, the biggest difficulty in it has been implementation, that's why we're dealing with three issues that were already dealt with in the Good Friday Agreement and the St Andrews Agreement".
The biggest challenge, however, has been overcoming the difficulty of generating sufficient cell numbers of ES cell-derived HPCs.
