Make no mistake, it is still a brutally difficult test but – crucially – it is also a reasonable one.
Crucially, some of the more difficult vaults and tumbling tricks are ones that were pioneered by male gymnasts and that women are now attempting and mastering.
Chief executive Ian Kennedy said: "With many lenders moving and, crucially, tightening their criteria, it is difficult for consumers to know who will lend to them.
Crucially, it continued to tread the difficult line between remaining loyal to de la Renta's vision and creating something new for the fashion industry to get excited about.
Virtual reality, then, allows patients to be immersed in simulations of what has traumatized them, at a gradual pace, and helps them confront and process these difficult emotional memories and, crucially, get beyond them.
Crucially the new virus seems hard to catch and is difficult to spread.
But above all, in difficult times, they also act crucially to prevent some things, too.
Crucially, the inquiry said it would be difficult for Labour to win next time because of changes to constituency boundaries, voter registration changes, and restrictions on trade union funding of parties.
But the setting up of a well-posed problem is often difficult, as it is determined crucially by the closure conditions and the considered parameter regime as we will discuss.
Crucially, the geography meant salt was too difficult to import, so vinegar was the preservative instead, helping to deal with the humid subtropical climate.
