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But he suggested that life for handsome young male actors was more fraught with difficulty than the public might expect.

"One possibility we're looking at is that there was something about the accumulation of questions which caused greater difficulty than the individual questions," Mr. Kadamus said.

With this in mind, we posit the minimal test cost reduct problem which constitutes a new, but more general, difficulty than the classical reduct problem.

Because of the sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland that has caused more than 3,200 deaths in the last three decades, the province has had more difficulty than the rest of Britain in attracting foreign investors.

The American-South Africa "relationship was fraught with far more difficulty than the previous administration was willing to acknowledge," said an aide to Mrs. Clinton, speaking on condition of anonymity.

"The best of this country is represented by the generosity, kindness, solidarity and decency that Britain has at many times shown those fleeing persecution, even at times of far greater deprivation and difficulty than the present day.

It is more complicated than the ordinary systems, and its qualitative analyses involve greater difficulty than those of the ordinary ones.

In Yalta he completed two more plays for the Art Theatre, composing with greater difficulty than in the days when he "wrote serenely, the way I eat pancakes now".

Even for people who pass through security with less difficulty than Mr. Adams, the airport security system has made flying increasingly miserable in the eight years since 9/11.

The results show that the graphical password users created a valid password with fewer difficulties than the alphanumeric users.

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, a group established by Congress in 1998 to advise the government, reports that minority religions have had far more difficulties than the Russian Orthodox Church.