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Dr. Postiglione said that research needed to be done in English to have the greatest impact and that the lack of a common language could present difficulties in parts of Asia where English is not widely spoken.
Wednesday's hearing, which featured testimony from five state insurance regulators, produced a more nuanced picture ― of a law that has done a lot of good while running into some severe difficulties in parts of the country.
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Katherine Murphy, chief executive of the Patients Associationn, told the Telegraph: "It is an absolute disgrace when patients are waiting longer for care, when frontline staff are so overloaded, and when there are such difficulties in some parts of the service, to see this scale of excess at the top of the organisation.
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At present we in the UK are protected by our location, but we know from past experience that the intricacies of global markets, resource trading and politics mean that difficulties in other parts of the world have global impact.
Economic indicators while few and difficult to interpret are generally held to suggest growing difficulties in many parts of France.
Fanned by the economic difficulties in other parts of the world, the currency's rise has made Japanese goods more expensive for shoppers abroad and has helped dent exporters' profits.
We became aware that the principal barriers to a study would not be the very real difficulties in reaching parts of this mountainous country, with its tough terrain and unreliable transport, but the potential barriers to communication between interviewers and prospective participants, which would be less linguistic (in a country with more than 100 languages) than sociocultural.
Similar difficulties were encountered in Africa and in parts of eastern Europe, particularly Poland.
It is true that housing discrimination is an urban reality in parts of India and Harris previously wrote about the difficulties Muslims found in renting homes in parts of the Indian state of Gujarat's cities.
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