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

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

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.

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

BHP's recent rebuff by Canada's government in its quest to buy PotashCorp and before that the collapse of an iron-ore joint venture with Rio, after regulators objected, show the difficulty of completing a mega-mining deal these days.

Unlike versions of Antigone that try to capture the drama's grandeur (such as Robert Fagles's translation for Penguin) or to make it relevant (including Don Taylor's version, currently at the National Theatre, Carsonn's aims to show the difficulty of translation, the truly "unbearable" nature of tragedy.

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.

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

The comparisons with the predictions show the difficulties to estimate the fatigue life on structures presenting high stress gradient due to scale effects.

But slippages in the performance also showed the difficulty and strain of those endless repetitions.