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The e-mails show Mr. Berger and Mr. Tsypin, the designer of the complex set, to be planning a rewrite — Plan X — that would avoid using a giant web in the finale that Mr. Tsypin was apparently struggling to deploy.
They have moved to block the deployment of a 2,200-member 2,200-memberon judicial mission, lEuropean Unionted Nations at least temporarily in charge of functions like policing, and the European Union struggling to deploy police officers, judicialnd customissioncers whose housing remains occupied by United Nations staff members.
"The Administration has been seeking authority through the President's proposed budgets to direct more operating funding to cities like Detroit that are struggling to deploy adequate transit service," he said.
But even they have struggled to deploy money profitably.
And after the Sept. 11 attacks the organization struggled to deploy some $1 billion in donations.
Other practical issues mean the school has struggled to deploy technology in the way that 21st-century learning demands.
A1 Relief organizations from around the globe struggled to deploy emergency supplies and personnel, even as the list of communities scarred by the disaster continued to balloon.
Senior officers, in particular in the Metropolitan police, accept they struggled to deploy sufficient numbers of officers to contain the violence during all four days of rioting in London.
More immediately, the long-sought international peacekeeping missions in both countries have struggled to deploy, because of the new violence here in Chad and the Sudanese government's stalling tactics in Darfur.
This is meant to avoid both scenarios where companies struggle to deploy the platform but also issues down the line.
Although well understood methods, such as spraying and insecticidal nets, are identified as effective deterrents to malaria transmission by mosquitoes, the nations that have the greatest burden from the disease also struggle to deploy such measures sufficiently.
