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The carrier has since struck agreements with several unions, though talks remain tricky in some territories.

This helps; but relations between the refugees and their hosts will doubtless remain tricky until the camps are gone.

After falling 22 percent from their April highs, global equities are likely to remain tricky," wrote Garry Evans, head of global equity strategy at HSBC in Hong Kong.

Given that cyber-attacks can be launched from almost anywhere, attribution is likely to remain tricky and to rely on context, motive and an assessment of capabilities as much as technology.

While comparisons of previous sell-offs to the public remain tricky, around 54,000 investors expressed an interest in the Royal Mail sell-off during its registration period which lasted for 16 days.

However, in spite of the consensus that early phases of a system definition are the most important in ensuring that the target system will satisfy the user's requirements, most of these models and tools address the design and implementation phases where the identification and formalisation of system properties remain tricky.

But he said it remained tricky to know where Mr. Ross stood on certain projects.

But the company, which has dual headquarters in Paris and Munich, also cautioned that predicting the future of the business remained tricky.

Christie, however, said reaching the venue remained tricky.

However, specifications of the window supports of non-NURBS basis functions remain a tricky issue.

But co-ops remain economically tricky, as those who run Fiddleheads Food Co-op in New London, established in 2008, well know.