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So far, the functional polymer molecular design is both a hot research topic, but also a difficult problem.

The conversation between Mr. Hills and Mr. Chertoff, Professor Cox said, would inevitably have been a highly nuanced one with both sides understanding there was a violation of law but also a difficult situation involving employees' lives.

Coleman said it was one of the proudest moments of his career but also a difficult situation.

"The relationship with Emma is what I am most excited for audiences to see because it is a beautiful one but also a difficult one that I hope people will be able to relate to.

It would be a glamorous and wealthy quartet, but also a devilishly difficult group.

"It was a very happy time, but also a very difficult time for us," recalled the former Sister Jeannine, now Jeannine Ayres.

A bad movie, to be sure — and yes, I'm aware of opinions to the contrary (thanks, Twitter) — but also a movie about difficult personnel issues.

Changing the system he operates in so that it produces more world-class players capable of playing with same skill-set as world champions New Zealand is arguably more important but also a lot more difficult.

"His weight was a consequence of a bad approach, but also of a difficult last third of the season: suspension; injury; re-injury; not playing; disappointment; not participating in the best period of the season, when you become champions; go on holiday; go to Brazil.

But he was also a difficult man.

But it's also a difficult country to navigate.