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Accurate correction and restoration of facial contour defects have historically posed arduous challenges for reconstructive and aesthetic surgeons, but technological innovations in the design and manufacture of facial prostheses have significantly improved the precision, fit, and reliability of these restorative devices.
Although the carbon intensity target is lower than China achieved over the previous 15 years, Wan said it posed an "arduous task" because the government has already picked most of the low-hanging fruit when it came to upgrading inefficient power stations.
Midweek powder days pose some of life's most arduous dilemmas: Should I go, or should I stay?
The fact Harrelson's character speaks in muffled grunts like he is perpetually eating a bowl of Ready Brek, and McConaughey's character – an erudite, troubled soul – replies mainly to questions that were never posed, makes their friendship an even more arduous affair.
A move by the European parliament to ban the phosphates necessary to keep seasoned kebab meat moist and flavoursome, even after the most arduous periods on a spit, is said to pose a direct threat to the future of the high street delicacy.
The chief executive of a Fortune 500 company, posing for a photo with executives of a Japanese corporation at the end of arduous negotiations in Tokyo to seal a business deal, stuck his hand behind one of his colleagues' heads and made rabbit ears.
That poses a dilemma for the city, which began unloading the properties in the mid-1990s as part of an arduous effort to divest itself of thousands of decrepit buildings seized because of tax delinquencies.
The conditions were arduous.
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