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The conflicting accounts, she added, "go to show the difficulties in differentiating fact from fiction".

Seduced And Abandoned James Toback and Alec Baldwin show the difficulties of getting a film funded in this clandestine Cannes documentary.

An examination of the raid — which turned up no explosives — and the widely diverging accounts of events show the difficulties the coalition forces face in winning public opinion for such military operations.

Gartside said: "This year's results show the difficulties faced in the football business when a club has enjoyed a sustained and successful period in the Premier League, in our case 11 years, then suffers relegation back to the Football League Championship.

But interviews with dozens of heparin producers and traders in several Chinese provinces, as well as a visit to a village near here dominated by tiny family workshops that process crude heparin from pig intestines, show the difficulties confronting investigators as they seek to trace the supply chain.

Reports on bioaugmentation in WWT show the difficulties in evaluating the potential parameters involved, leading frequently to inconclusive outcomes.

That does not mean the automakers face a lethal threat, Mr. Brickman added, but it does show the difficulty of gauging the danger.

But it does show the difficulty for democracies in coping with the aftermath of the credit boom.

They are springing up all over the UK, and are starting to adopt colour-coded trail maps to show the difficulty of the terrain.

The acquittals from the earlier crane collapse, as well as from the 2007 blaze at the former Deutsche Bank building, show the difficulty of prosecuting such cases.

The above answers show the difficulty of the work of case-filing judges.