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He immediately visited units serving on the front lines in Pakistan's tribal areas, and said that sorting out the difficulties plaguing western Pakistan was a priority, a Western military official said.

A BBC correspondent says another meeting will have to be called to sort out the difficulties but it is unclear how differences will be resolved.

This article presents a theory of customary international law ("CIL") that seeks to sort out the many well-known difficulties with standard accounts of CIL.

On Wall Street, traders had difficulty sorting out the Fed's message and by the end of the day still seemed convinced that the Fed was keeping the door open to a rate cut later this year.

Accounts describing the thickness of the tephra deposited at Kodiak on 6 9 June 1912 illustrate the difficulties in sorting out the influences of compaction, erosion and redeposition.

As in prior months, economists' difficulty in sorting out the job picture was compounded by large discrepancies between the Bureau of Labor Statistics' two samplings of the labor market -- a survey of 400,000 businesses used to measure job creation and a survey of 60,000 households used to calculate the unemployment rate.

Since Yelin published his editorial, health care professionals and other decision makers still experience difficulties in sorting out the elements that make a model work, the requirement for implementing a model locally, and the resources needed for sustaining a model.

One of the main difficulties is in sorting out the alterations that drive tumorigenesis from those that are only byproducts of the high number of divisions cancer cells undergo and have no effect on the cancerogenic phenotype.

He would sort out the logistics later.

The key challenge is to sort out the latter effect.

The difficulties involved in monitoring terrorist activity and preventing future attacks are more than just a matter of being able to monitor communications, it means sorting out the signal from the noise.