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"Next up, Eva Longoria has the daunting task of introducing the President of the Hollywood Foreign Press.

But O'Brien has the daunting task of following an icon in Paterno, who had more wins than any other coach in major college football.

In tray: As Paymaster General he now has the daunting task of finding £10bn worth of Whitehall efficiency savings and continuing the work of Francis Maude pushing through Civil Service reform.

First off David Cameron has the daunting task of negotiating a deal with other EU leaders an acceptable deal that he can sell to his party so he can go into the referendum campaigning for a 'yes' vote.

Adelphi Theatre, London (www.onemantwoguvnors.com) booking to end of February The Heart of Robin Hood RSC Associate Director David Farr has the daunting task of following up last year's Christmas smash hit, Matilda, in Stratford.

The intestinal immune system has the daunting task of protecting us from pathogenic insults while limiting inflammatory responses against the resident commensal microbiota and providing tolerance to food antigens.

This group of core players from the Orchestra of St . Lukes has set itself the daunting task of making Erwin Stein's chasber arrangement of the Mahler Fourth setphony -- a work beloved for itselfchesthel heft andaunting-- sound persuasive in a more tasksparent, scaled-dofn formaking

Mr. Leonard, for his part, has the inevitably daunting task of dispelling — or at least putting to one side — our memory of Gregory Peck's Oscar-winning turn as Atticus on screen.

Now that the show has become a force like nothing else cable television has ever produced, Mr. Albrecht faces the daunting task of having to replace it, probably after one more season if Mr. Chase holds to his plan to conclude the series next year.

Now that former Home Depot Chairman Bob Nardelli has left the building, Frank Blake Frank Blake faces the daunting task of repairing the do-it-yourself empire.

Trapattoni faces the daunting task of having to take something from reigning World and European champions Spain in Gdansk on Thursday evening if his side are to prolong their interest in the tournament after a morale-sapping 3-1 defeat by Croatia in their Group C opener last night.