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Developing rules for such tricky prizes is one reason why the foundation needs $50m for its running costs, which will support a staff of 40 "prize experts" who will identify suitable prizes, write the rules and try to generate public excitement.Even clear rules and a big prize may not deliver the desired result.

But Samsung continues to invest heavily in Tizen, an operating system of its own, that powers its simpler handsets and other devices a weapon that could be deployed more widely if the need arose.As Samsung's "chief customer officer", a job created for him, the younger Mr Lee has already been in charge of such tricky relations for several years, says Shaun Cochran of CLSA, a stockbroker.

Intelligence officials in the United States and European diplomats said documents from Libya and Iran showed the Khan network had offered for sale instructions on such tricky manufacturing steps as purifying uranium, casting it into a nuclear core and making the explosives that compress the core and set off a chain reaction.

So, that's an apt analogy for such a tricky election".

Concessions will be needed on such tricky issues as letting foreign firms bid for government contracts.

But human conversations are such tricky things.

Disagreements over such tricky matters could easily scupper the deal.

And getting good eggs for such research is trickier than it may seem.

It's such a tricky, tricky subject matter".

But determining the fees for such campaigns can be tricky, because it is hard to calculate with any precision how much an online campaign contributes to offline sales.

Counting the audience for such videos can be tricky, as sites like YouTube list only the number of times they have been viewed, not the number of people who view them.