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Psychologically, that could be difficult to swallow, so changes would have to be very carefully explained".

For her effort, she has pulled even with the mayor upstate, a position that could be difficult to maintain.

Casares officials had not issued a permit to allow building on the site, a process that could be difficult.

But outside the presidential retreat, analysts said, the talks also revived old shibboleths and emotions that could be difficult to contain.

But that proposal would require writing and passing complicated new legislation that could be difficult to achieve, given the tight calendar.

But if they're looking for the next chief executive, he continues, that could be difficult: "I can't truthfully say that there's a presidential possibility in sight.

"They think, 'I will free myself from this man who is generating violence,' " without preparing for the many other matters that could be difficult to resolve.

"This is an advance, a precedent that could be difficult for hard-liners to roll back," Worden said of Thursday's announcement.

He said that he had not lost his enthusiasm to run, but suggested it was a distraction that could be difficult to recover from.

Paying for stories is a common practice in parts of Fleet Street, but Crick told me he doubted that any newspaper would hand over so much for a story that could be difficult to prove.

They also worried that not easing enough "would risk a more extended contraction of the economy and possibly even downward pressure on prices that could be difficult to counter with the current federal funds rate already quite low".

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