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But the economics of food presents perhaps the biggest obstacle.

Climate risk presents perhaps the most obvious systemic risk.

The recent alarming escalation in North Korea's nuclear ambitions presents perhaps the most hazardous Twitter minefield.

This production presents, perhaps an overly intimate view as her dress refused to stay on.

This presents "perhaps the most difficult privacy issues in all of human history," says Edward Felten, a privacy expert at Princeton University.

"They have adopted a structure that assures their longevity". The insurgency's survivability presents perhaps the most difficult long-term challenge for the Iraqi government and American commanders.

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A good Christmas present perhaps, for the mother-in-law.

Fluorinated polymers present perhaps the trickiest case: they are useful and are widely regarded as safe.

Mr. Harvey said he was currently looking at presenting perhaps two to four options.