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Governments and aid agencies in Africa need to build a functioning capacity to handle the daunting supply and management of drugs for all AIDS patients.
Among the first tasks a newcomer will likely face will be securing a residence, a task that can be surprisingly daunting given the limited supply of new rentals on the market.
Bioterrorism -- the intentional release of potentially lethal viruses or bacteria into the air, food or water supply -- poses daunting technical challenges, and experts say it would be difficult to carry out a successful attack.
Supply logistics were daunting as cholera spread rapidly across Haiti.
International relief agencies face daunting obstacles in getting food and emergency supplies into flood-affected areas, particularly in Pakistan, where the World Food Programme estimates that six million people are at risk of going hungry.
The donation, valued at US$750,000, will cover the operational costs for the Dubai warehouse for the next six months and comes as the children's agency faces a daunting logistical challenge in managing the technical complexities of supply channels.
The prospect, for the West's oil supplies, regional stability and the Saudis' own future would then be daunting.
Equally daunting are the many ground and airborne radar systems that the United States has supplied to Taiwan to coordinate air and sea assaults.
