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A spokeswoman for Colony declined on Friday to say whether the buyers intended to restart Miramax as an operating studio — a daunting, expensive task when small film companies like Overture Films, Apparition and Senator Entertainment have struggled or folded.

With the daunting, expensive task of dismantling and destroying Syrian chemical weapons still in process, a U.S. Supreme Court ruling currently under deliberation may even more deeply jeopardize the tenuous push and pull between the United States and Syria.

Casting by the lost wax method, especially with a large bronze like this -- it weighs 200 pounds -- was daunting, expensive and often chaotic.

Getting the right support can be daunting, expensive and emotionally draining.

Nordstrom made it to New Jersey years ago, but it found Manhattan daunting and expensive.

The prospect of rebuilding a home that had been built around an individual disability can also be daunting and expensive ― particularly considering disabled workers typically earn significantly less than their able-bodied counterparts.

For many eukaryotic species, including humans, the number of protein coding sequences exceeds 15,000 genes, making the production of comprehensive sequence-verified ORF clone collections daunting and expensive.

Deploying tens of thousands of new federal screeners by November is a daunting, and expensive, logistical challenge.

Yet when Jodie Welkes, a financial planner, returned to New York this summer, she found the search for an apartment a daunting and expensive experience.

That option is still a bit expensive and technologically daunting for many libraries, but more and more are offering it.

That is enticing for all four campaigns (they can win delegates in Congressional districts) but also daunting (it is the most expensive state to advertise in).