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Such restrictions would have posed considerable complications in campaigning had Mr. Giuliani remained as the Republican candidate in the Senate race against Hillary Rodham Clinton.
See articleThe IMF said that contagion from the Greek crisis posed considerable risks to the Spanish economy and that efforts on reform must not slow.
The report concluded that health apps posed "considerable" privacy risks for consumers, and users shouldn't assume any of their data on a mobile app was private.
Wall Street analysts said that news of the bid of about $44 a share in cash and $26 a share in WellPoint stock was not supposed to leak to the public and that it posed considerable risk for Aetna shareholders.
Of its gains, the northern Italian territories were of the greatest value to Austria; the possession of Naples and the Netherlands, on the other hand, posed considerable military and political risks.
A show that emphasised the ancient tradition of the haj, one of the five pillars of Islam, would be a source of pride for Muslims and a clear reminder of Saudi Arabia's pre-eminent position in the Islamic world.But organising the show has posed considerable challenges.
But it could also pose considerable risks to any political ambitions she may harbor.
Nonetheless, they pose considerable concern to many children and warrant serious attention and intervention by government, schools, industry and parents.
"A mandatory living wage would pose considerable risks to small businesses in certain sectors, especially retail and health and social care.
"A low-rate environment poses considerable challenges to all lenders, and we must respond to what is happening in the economy and the market.
It can hardly be described as merely "pretty," and it still poses considerable challenges, both technical and dramaturgical, to players and listeners.
