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And respond to the 2006 changes dentists did, doing fewer tricky root canals and more extractions, referring more acute cases to dental hospitals and halving the treatments involving laboratory work.More generally, the gap between the necessary and the cosmetic is wider in dentistry than other areas of medicine, making it hard to agree on what the state should subsidise.

Like most innovators, I ran into a few tricky spots.

The Academy was created to get the film business out of a few tricky spots.

Ergonomically, the Ghost's cockpit is not overly complicated, despite a few tricky, transplanted BMW controls like a version of the iDrive system.

China in particular has a few tricky months to navigate before it can be sure that inflation will not go higher.

Kidney may have been unhappy with some of his players' choices in phase play, but he has a few tricky decisions of his own around the corner.

She got a bit restless once the music started, and we had a few tricky moments, but after the first course she fell asleep.

5.52pm BST Third set: Murray* 6-4, 7-5, 3-1 Verdasco (*denotes server): Murray, ever the showman, has had a few tricky moments when he's been up 40-0 on serve.

He had never performed in — or even seen — the Met's stylized 2005 production by Guy Joosten, which has a few tricky staging turns, including a love scene on a flying bed.

And while she has not appeared on Broadway in a musical since 1979 (in "Saravá," a quick-flop adaptation of "Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands"), her singing is vibrant and assured, a few tricky register shifts notwithstanding.

However a highlight of the Super League season so far has been the emergence of new international contenders who should give Noble a few tricky selection decisions of his own.