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In some ways, Mr. Bloomberg, who has served as the post-9/11 mayor almost three times as long as Mr. Giuliani did, has a more daunting task than Mr. Giuliani, who enjoyed almost unanimous support from a battered constituency right after the attack last year.

Republicans have a more daunting task.

The paper also asserts that the influence of the headquarters of IBs as well as their home and host countries will continue to impact the CSR operations of these firms and as societies become more informed and the world smaller due to technology, IBs would have a more daunting task navigating the sometimes conflicting priorities.

And attacks like "distributed denial of service," which last year temporarily blocked access to Yahoo, eBay and other sites, have made security a more daunting task.

However, this was a more daunting task than molecular biologists had expected; developments between 1977 and 1980 showed that, due to the phenomena of split genes and splicing, higher organisms had a much more complex system of gene expression than the bacteria models of earlier studies.

A more daunting task was laid before Mr. Jacobs.

Is there a team in the National Football League with a more daunting task this week than the Jets?

But first, a more daunting task.

However, it can be a more daunting task than it sounds.

The figures make clear that those countries that have fallen short on progress since 1990 now have a much more daunting task.

"Biology and chemistry instructors," Laws says, "have a much more daunting task".