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Of course, it may prove difficult for the Knicks to do so.

And, for now at least, it may prove difficult for the league to persuade fans to forget about what has happened and move on.

About $483m of the $1.5bn is dependent on dubious income streams, such as higher property tax collections, steep parking ticket fees, and other revenue sources that may prove difficult for a city with rising unemployment and a declining tax base.

It was reported over the weekend that a deal to spin off Daw Mill might involve a transfer of some of UK Coal's pension obligations, though such a move may prove difficult for pensions regulators to sanction.

Yet, even as lawyers and real estate agents confidently say the changes will increase Turkey's attractiveness to foreigners, new visa regulations and uncertainty about residence permits may prove difficult for buyers intending to visit their new homes.

But since most of the allegations involve illegal activities and corporate records in China, it may prove difficult for the police to even bring charges let alone secure convictions.

With the general election scheduled for May 2015 it may prove difficult to appoint his successor until the next government is formed, given the size of the stake controlled by the Treasury through UK Financial Investments.

Some computer based vision therapy systems may prove difficult and confusing for children, especially those of younger age, and the relatively time consuming nature of the treatment may cause children and parents to give up easily and not to persist with treatment if improvements in visual function are not immediately noticeable.

Like Jakarta, Bangkok is considering moving its poultry markets and abattoirs out of residential areas.Laurence Gleeson of the FAO says it may prove difficult to win public backing for such drastic moves.

But this may prove difficult; it certainly isn't possible for the 180 schools in my area to sit on our local board.

This antagonism has been heightened by the fee-for-service model, and it may prove difficult to shed.