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Delbanco dismissed these concerns, saying that the symptoms were caused by a particularly difficult piece by Brahms that the musician was performing.

Struggle for subsistence Due to erratic rainfall, cereal production in Niger has fallen short by almost 120,000 tonnes –a particularly difficult situation given that most Nigeriens are subsistence farmers.

The term "coping" can be viewed in two ways: through the collection of relatively fixed characteristics of the individual (so-called coping styles) and in relation to activities undertaken by him/her in a particularly difficult situation (so-called coping strategies) [ 41, 42].

In an area of perceived significant diversity, chronic pain was viewed by the participants as a particularly difficult issue to navigate, and thus familiarity with a practitioner or with a therapeutic approach was key to decision-making.

Although I had had a "good" lesson observation with a particularly difficult class by a senior colleague I had lost all my confidence and was suspicious of everyone.

Although the pope has frequently supported peace talks to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, analysts said the Vatican had been thrust into a particularly difficult position by the expansion of street fighting into Bethlehem, where Palestinian gunmen and Christian monks and nuns have reportedly been trapped inside the Church of the Nativity.

The ability to passively monitor glucose levels without breaking skin — an achievement that could give unprecedented insight into someone's diet — has also long been cited as a particularly difficult feat by medical and health tracking device makers.

Though she had missed out on Commonwealth Games selection, Kydd had established a reputation as a particularly difficult opponent by the beginning of the 2002 Commonwealth Bank Trophy season.

Facebook is in a particularly difficult predicament.

Delyth Morgan, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now which is funding the ongoing study, said: "Many women often question whether their breast cancer could have been triggered by stress or a particularly difficult experience.

Hospital administrators, constrained by budget restrictions and confronted by increasing demand, find it a particularly difficult challenge to maintain services and quality, while controlling costs; decision makers (or leaders) lack guidance and information for priority setting and are unaware of priority setting tools available to them [ 2- 4].