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Sellers have to accept the reality of lower prices but also a tricky initial pricing decision.
What Mr. Biden knows is that gun control is not only a fiercely emotional topic for many Americans but also a tricky area for legislation.
His death by suicide in 2008, aged 46, has lent him the grim patina of a martyr, preserving the vitality of his voice from the erosion of time.In this section The significations of his words World without end Looking ahead Infinite struggle Same as it ever was ReprintsAll of which makes Wallace a seductive subject for a biography, but also a tricky one.
But food is also a tricky subject: everyone eats, but not everyone is qualified to talk about it for mass consumption.
Eliminating the NEA and NEH has long been a conservative pet project, but it's also a tricky one to accomplish, even when the Republican Party controls both legislative bodies.
The process of coming up with a good blend can be a tricky (but also a creative and rewarding) project.
But the question of control is also a tricky issue in Rushdie's own writing.
Tracking that development was also a tricky task for the actors.
"But this was also a trickier play to write than the others.
The stated goal of privatization was to spur innovation and efficiency, but it also raised a tricky problem.
