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The fruit flavors present the most difficult challenge for Mr. Genin.

Baseball's postponements present the most difficult problem because the season has only 18 days remaining, and that stretch is a critical time for several teams in division and wild-card races, and for Barry Bonds, who is only 8 home runs from breaking Mark McGwire's home run record of 70.

But we cannot ignore the large- and medium-scale farms that produce a high proportion of the food needs of people and often present the most difficult environmental challenges.

Whether or not to choose a song as ubiquitous as Blue Monday presented the most difficult dilemma with this list.

Numerical simulation of velocity and stress fields for flowing powder composed of an infinite number of particles presents a most difficult problem in powder technology.

"We can cover the airport with marble and gold and make strategic, global decisions, but the small interests of small people -- that presents the most difficult problem," he said.

It can be said that it was the resistance movement, which started from the very first day and was supported by our enemies, which presented the most difficult problem I had to cope with during all these years.

The first is that pure music often presents the most difficult philosophical problems.

Should the church be present in the most difficult and compromised of situations – like a war?

In addition, people who are having post-trauma affects may find the present moment *the* most difficult place to be.

He presents probably our most difficult challenge in that front".