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Shennan may face tough decisions in the next few years, particularly if Wogan decides to hang up his headphones.

A potential deal for Aer Lingus may face tough opposition from antitrust authorities, which blocked Ryanair's previous bid for the Irish carrier.

And while the dividend tax cut may face tough going in the Senate, it has been getting a generally warm reception in the House, where Republicans have a firmer hold on the legislative process.

As was the case in the House vote, all Democrats present in the Senate voted against the measure; they were joined by five Republicans, a sign of the wariness with which some Republicans have come to view the budget plan, particularly members who may face tough reelection bids in 2012.

These proposals may face tough odds, too, however, CSR Director Antonio Scarpa told his advisory council yesterday.

"The priority at Badminton is to get a team together for this year's European Championships [in Germany in August]." Though horses may now qualify for the Games, that does not guarantee their selection - and, with just five places available for British riders at London 2012, GB's selectors may face tough decisions in just over a year's time.

In Port-au-Prince, the capital, residents anxiously awaited the rebels' arrival.There they may face tougher opposition.

So even if the credit crunch eases and the oil price steadies, Canada's tar sands may face tougher scrutiny from their main customer.

But his nominees for other posts — including, perhaps, Chuck Hagel, the former senator from Nebraska, to be secretary of defense — may face tougher questions.

If convicted, he may face tougher anti-child predator laws - laws he helped to pass as co-chairman of the House Caucus on Missing and Exploited Children, bloggers said.

Mr. Daschle may face tougher questions at a second confirmation hearing before the Senate Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over Medicare and Medicaid, but the real struggles will begin when a detailed plan is put forward by the Obama administration.