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Divisions between the Taliban's political wing and its military commanders represent another obstacle to serious talks.

Modifying people's behavior represents another obstacle to the economical disposal of yard waste.

The continuing discord between the two represents another obstacle to an orderly debt renegotiation that would allow Mr. Redstone to maintain his grip on Viacom and CBS.

The loss to the 11-1 Titans represented another obstacle overcome in the Lions' bid to become the first team in league history to finish 0-16.

To the Jets, the Giants represented another obstacle to overcome on what they believed was their birthright — a trip to the playoffs, to the Super Bowl.

"If light is delivered from both sides of the tissue, ten-centimetre-thick tissue can potentially be imaged," he says.Bone tissue represents another obstacle to the technology, but not for the reason you might think.

Additionally, low-abundant transcripts represent another big obstacle in the use of SuperSAGE-based microarrays.

The presence of colonized patients in a chronically overcrowded and understaffed ER may represent another substantial obstacle to implementing hospital infection control measures [ 28], especially where resources are limited, and thus requiring specifically customized strategies.

While Mackail-Smith posed one big problem, the insidiously elusive Boyd represented another major obstacle roaming across the pitch in a floating role, drifting between attack and defence.

The largely undefined and likely complex contribution of environmental factors to both the etiology and maintenance of behavior represents another formidable obstacle to reliable QTL mapping.

For critics, the new questionnaire represents yet another obstacle that the government is putting in the path of potential immigrants, would-be students and qualified researchers and teachers that may otherwise want to come to the United States.