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In its basics, our global war is less complicated to understand than you might think, despite the difficult-to-keep-track-of enemies you will be sent after -- whether al-Qaeda ("central," al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, in the Magreb, etc)., or the Taliban, or al-Shabab in Somalia, or ISIS (aka ISIL, or the Islamic State), or Iran, or the al-Nusra Front, or Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.

"For people to have done this despite the difficult logistics really speaks to the commitment of parents to speak up and say to Albany that this is wrong, that we will not sacrifice our children so that some politician can wave numbers around to talk about how our schools are doing".

"By contrast, despite taking the difficult decision to reduce the deficit and making savings across Whitehall, we have been able to protect the schools budget in real terms, so that as pupil numbers increase, so too will the amount of money in our schools".

Despite the difficult experimental access to this class of proteins, single structures of ectodomains of IgSF proteins are solved with regularity.

"Despite the difficult economy Americans want to give to help others in need," said Red Cross President and CEO Gail J. McGovern.

So I signed up because the piano, despite being difficult to play in a marching band, is my favorite instrument.

Despite the marked overrepresentation of these difficult to diagnose histological variants, the classification accuracy was still as high as 93%.

This serves both to demonstrate that the mobile populations, despite being difficult to control in a number of ways and often politically marginalised, are nevertheless members of the nation state and potentially governable but also that the nation itself is part of a wider global governance.

(male, 87) Preoperative information, and especially the first meeting with the surgeon, was described as important despite participants finding the information difficult to understand.

Achieving both poles simultaneously is the managerial ideal promised by ambidextrous designs that enable organizations to accommodate competing demands in order to gain higher performance (Bøe-Lillegraven 2014; O'Reilly and Tushman 2013), despite the ideal being difficult to achieve, costly to maintain, and unstable in action (Burton et al. 2015; Gibson and Birkinshaw 2004).

Despite being difficult to estimate directly, the ability of species to disperse is often estimated for actively dispersing organisms from their morphological characteristics55.

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