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But sending American soldiers to help Filipino forces fight terrorism has proved delicate and divisive.
Working among conflicting rebel factions has proved a delicate task.
The BBC's Assistant Political Editor Norman Smith looks at why the selection has proved so delicate for the government.
The issue has proved a vexing and politically delicate one, because the vaccine is made from a live virus that itself can lead to fatal complications in people who receive it or come into contact with people who receive it.
As for trying to set up regional internet clusters, China seems committed, but so far Silicon Valley has proved far too complex and delicate a system for a bureaucrat to copy.Let me in to the dragon's denIf the argument that the Chinese state is uniquely innovative is at best unproven, the obstacles in front of a small private-sector innovator are clear.
Mixing the Sept. 11 remembrances with the apolitical intent of Olympics has proven a delicate task, and Bush seemed determined today to blur the dividing line.
Natalia Lafourcade MUJER DIVINA: HOMENAJE A AGUSTÍN LARA Since her 2002 debut album, Natalia Lafourcade, from Mexico, has proved herself as a songwriter whose impulses span bossa nova, delicate pop-folk songs, twitchy electronica and fuzz-toned rock.
The issue is particularly delicate in Germany, where the Mittelstand, a collection of mostly family-owned companies that has proved highly resilient to the crisis, forms the backbone of employment.
That has proved inadequate.
