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The other menace is less well publicized, but even more formidable --climate change.

The other menace is less publicized, but even more formidable -- climate change.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — It is challenging enough to build two state-of-the-art medical education buildings, but the challenge is even more formidable when the project site is clipped by elevated railroad tracks.

But its competition in the UK is even more formidable.

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No United States senator has been elected president since John F. Kennedy in 1960, but former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is challenging an even more formidable historical hurdle: No former mayor has been elected president since Grover Cleveland of Buffalo in 1884 and Calvin Coolidge of Northampton, Mass., in 1924.

Kootenai Falls, which drops some 90 m within a run of a few hundred meters, forms a natural boundary between fishes of the upper and lower river, but Libby Dam, several kilometres upstream, is an even more formidable barrier.

But in Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, Phillips found an enemy even more formidable than Roosevelt.

Come the finals, Australia will be an even more formidable unit than they are now, but for the Welsh it is the other game that obviously catches the eye.

But for her husband and her family, the 2011-12 season represented an even more formidable vortex.

But even with the clock ticking, the Gang of 16 has two opponents perhaps even more formidable than Father Time: Big Oil and environmentalists.