But Mr Christopher took the patient route, struggling back and forth to Algeria to talk to "bazaar" Iranians until he closed the deal.For Mr Clinton he did the same, acquiring thousands of air miles and several ulcers to negotiate new trade structures NAFTA, APEC, GATT and to exercise his mediation skills on quarrellers abroad.
The hero is struggling back and forth with his life's choices and the events that are out of his control: the economic crisis, his job loss, his mother's dying of ages and so on.
Some participants hope the plan will be a model for others, in New York City and beyond, who struggle with back-and-forth migration.
The battle was characterized by a vicious back-and-forth struggle for the two villages of Aspern and Essling, the focal points of the French bridgehead.
Fighters from the rebel Free Syrian Army also claimed to have seized at least one major crossing point into Turkey, after a back-and-forth struggle with government forces.
Samsung retaliated by asserting its own patents against Apple, and from there it's been a back-and-forth struggle.
It's a constant back-and-forth struggle for the couple, creating delightfully painful consequences.
After minutes of back-and-forth struggle, one officer let loose a stream of pepper spray into several protesters' eyes.
Over time, as ISIS cannibalized its former rebel allies, the war became an existential back-and-forth struggle between the YPG and ISIS across the wider region.
Silicon Valley and Washington have recently been locked in a back-and-forth struggle over security and consumer protections as lawmakers considered a cybersecurity sharing bill and the renewal of NSA's bulk data collection under the USA Freedom Act, first passed in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
The grueling process included neighborhood opposition (calling the project the "Tower of Traffic"), numerous revisions of the application, a constant back-and-forth struggle with the City of Houston, followed by a federal lawsuit against the City, and finally a settlement in 2012.
