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Mr Miliband is also promising to improve the lot of less able children a group that he calls "the forgotten 50%".Whoever prevails in the tussle of values and policies will face a daunting obstacle.

While Clarke hopes for an upset Sunday at La Costa Resort & Spa, he will face a daunting obstacle in Woods, who looked primed to win for the third time this year and for the seventh time since last August.

He also faced a daunting obstacle: Mr Chávez's government had banned him from holding public office because of dubious allegations of corruption.

He has advocated a public plan similar to the federally funded Medicare plan (which is only for retirees) to compete with private plans, but even that is open to negotiation.That scaled back goal, like many of Mr Obama's ambitions, faces a daunting obstacle: money.

Any would-be cure for Alzheimer's disease or other brain disorder faces a daunting obstacle: the blood-brain barrier.

But the shooting last week in Charleston, S.C., has highlighted a daunting obstacle he faces in the Democratic primary contest: Black voters have shown little interest in him.

That might seem a daunting obstacle, but Poblete has another take.

It was a daunting obstacle course just to reach the steps to exit.

They face a daunting set of obstacles.

Even if scientists were to successfully capture vaquitas, they would face a daunting litany of logistical obstacles.

Although some companies are doing more to recruit and accommodate them, the disabled face particularly daunting obstacles, notably employers' skittishness about hiring them and, in a weakened economy, stiffening competition for scarce openings from highly skilled rivals without physical impairments.