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It may also be covertly training rebel fighters.But the French have recently sounded less confident as the prospect of intervention seems ever more daunting, whereas Britain sounds a bit more gung-ho.

With his five-year deadline almost up, he landed a spot on Channel 4's The 11 O'Clock Show The character remained the same, but the situations he placed himself in grew ever more daunting.

Hence the intensification: as the effort of coaxing us from our homes becomes ever more daunting, so the number of movies coat-tailing on the golden age of cinema rises.

Its legal burden was growing ever more daunting: in addition to the video-game cases, the NCAA is also fighting a decision by a labour judge in March that classified Northwestern University's football players as employees and let them vote on forming a union.

But the technical difficulties become ever more daunting as the wavelengths shrink.

The company charges anywhere from a lofty $999 for one quiz a month, to an ever more daunting $2,999, which gets a site four quizzes per month.

More than ever, as we face environmental health problems, including old foes such as toxic exposures and even more daunting new ones such as global climate change, the world's citizens require open, accessible, and most importantly, credible scientific information from their governments and other public institutions.

In California, the health insurance exchange faces an even more daunting task.

Ms Rousseff can be thankful her opponents' difficulties seem even more daunting than her own.

Six years later, Dr. Healy faced even more daunting challenges at the Red Cross.

But the numbers may be even more daunting than the Tories have said.