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The devastation caused by the earthquake has added another level of logistical difficulty to storm preparations.
The country was already experiencing economic difficulties when the storm struck, following the collapse of the Soviet Union in a crisis known as the Special Period.
Numerous technical difficulties and repeated storm damage meant that it was not completed until 1841, twenty years after Rennie's death.
Unprecedented pressures on the global ocean ecosystem from several directions are combining to create a perfect storm of difficulties for virtually everything that lives in the sea, says the WWF's Living Blue Planet report.
Some lived in informal arrangements without leases and had difficulties proving their pre-storm addresses.
Mr. Kimberlain said the difficulty in gauging a storm's intensity led the National Hurricane Center to be cautious when updating its forecasts, as it has been doing every several hours in the case of Irene.
Mr. Cook, 35, said reporting on a religiously and politically divisive topic so poorly understood that scientists disagree on its basic facts made for "kind of a perfect storm of difficulty -- it's arcane, people lie about it and people mislead about it".
Damage assessments of Nanmadol's impacts in the Philippines found difficulty in distinguishing the storm's impacts from those of Typhoon Muifa, Tropical Storm Merbok, and Tropical Depression Winnie due to their rapid succession of effects.
When Inez was over Cuba, forecasters had difficulty in predicting the storm's future; it was expected that the hurricane would move to the north off the east coast of the United States due to a weakness in the ridge to the north.
