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The approval of Trade Promotion Authority doesn't guarantee the passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal Obama is currently negotiating with 11 other nations, but does make the agreement's path forward far easier by barring Congress from filibustering or amending whatever deal Obama reaches.

Of the terrorism industry's two raw materials -- bombs and people -- people are far easier to come by.

With that good income, Anonymous will have a far easier time getting by while serving on a jury than will the low-wage worker who would replace him.

They can also recognise that cricketing income is far easier to come by when playing in the various T20 tournaments around the world than when playing for West Indies.

Birdies will be far easier to come by at Hazeltine than they were at this year's United States Open, where Woods was the only player to finish under par at Bethpage State Park's Black Course on Long Island.

Leverage on specific assets could be far easier to come by than an entity-level financing package on the entire deal.

I'll tell you the difference: It would be far easier to die by the sword.

Stephen Viscusi's conventional wisdom for today's job market is: New friends are far easier to come by today than are new jobs.

Polar bear pelts are commonly used as wall décor and you realize they're far easier to come by than paintings.

The use of bacterial laccases would open up new perspectives for biotechnological applications, because their expression level, activity and selectivity are far easier to improve by means of directed evolution compared to fungal laccases.

His hobbies include fishing, and it remains far easier to imagine him by the riverbank than making celebrity appearances on television.