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John N. Nassikas III and Baruch Weiss, two of the defense lawyers, said Tuesday that they believed the appellate ruling and an earlier one by the trial judge greatly increased the prosecutors' difficulty in continuing the case.

But, even more than in the two previous periods of cohabitation, France should have little difficulty in continuing to "speak with one voice".In this section Russia's capital: beacon or bogey?

But, even more than in the two previous periods of cohabitation, France should have little difficulty in continuing to "speak with one voice".In this section Flagging progress A new foreign policy?

IPF was found to have a substantial impact on daily life in terms of reduced independence, difficulty in continuing relationships and struggling financially through being unable to work.

The major difficulty in continuing plantation expansion is land availability particularly since almost all the available Government land has been planted.

Exercise without Prescription was designed to address a further aspect that was deemed important by participants in the process evaluation of EoP, namely that participants experienced difficulty in continuing the desired behavior after the EoP program.

The majority face difficulties in continuing education, having bank accounts, receiving paperwork to leave the country or accessing work.

People like Jalali face immense difficulties in continuing their education, having bank accounts, receiving paperwork to leave the country or have access to work in Iran.

Michael Jackson's indictment on Wednesday by a grand jury in Santa Barbara on charges of child molestation will only intensify Mr. Jackson's difficulties in continuing his career as a recording artist and businessman, his former advisers say.

That outcome suggests that Mr Uribe himself will win a second term in a presidential election in May, and, if so, that he should face few political difficulties in continuing his tough policies on security and drugs over the next four years.In a region that has drifted to the left in the past few years, Colombia's politics stand out.

While Wray says she understands the difficulties in continuing to fund her school, she believes its closure could be the final nail in the coffin for this already ravaged community: "Not so long ago, this was a vibrant place with a thriving school of 100 pupils, and a number of successful dairy-farming businesses," Wray explains.