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This all adds to the complexity, and providing advice can be a delicate task, to be sure.

The nature of the work is a seemingly simple lift, transfer and place operation, but it's a delicate task to maintain speed and safety.

And, of course, NASA abandoned manned space travel altogether, ceding that delicate task to private companies such as Boeing and SpaceX, which already has contracts to deliver astronauts to the International Space Station, in 2017.

Mr. Rasmussen will have a delicate task to perform when he visits Moscow on Wednesday to prepare for the summit meeting two weeks later, as relations between NATO and Russia have been strained.

As the U.N thus demonstrates its nation-building usefulness, the U.S. will face its own delicate task: to persuade the Kurds in the north not to demand so much autonomy that it may endanger the nation's unity.

In these cases the cardiologist may have the delicate task to decide if a cat with findings in agreement with less pronounced signs of HCM, like SAM, moderate hypertrophy of the papillary muscles or left ventricular wall of between 5,0 and 6,0 mm, should be considered being affected, and what recommendations should be given to the owner concerning breeding.

German bankers are confident that he will help to turn Frankfurt into the undisputed financial hub.The second, more delicate, task is to shake up his own institution.

That delicate task went to Powell's friend, Vernon Jordan.

WASHINGTON — Ben S. Bernanke, having survived a surprising challenge to his second term as Federal Reserve chairman, now faces the delicate task of beginning to pull the central bank out of its extraordinary effort to prop up the economy.

A Republican-led Senate creates a handy foil for her to run against: Rather than the delicate task of trying to draw a stark contrast with an unpopular president in whose administration she served, her loyalists say, Mrs. Clinton can instead present herself as a pragmatic alternative to what they predict will be an obstructionist Republican Congress….Mrs.

Leiter cannot be part of the Piazza-Clemens affair, other than continuing to tutor his protégé Shawn Estes, who will be the Mets' starter with the delicate task of pitching to Clemens.