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It would seem that fraud prevention really requires a much more general assessment of value and one that only rarely posed a hurdle for a legitimate arms-length transaction.
If you've been following my startup story here on Forbes, you know that the search for startup capital has posed a hurdle for me.
And that could pose a hurdle for a project that could need Inglewood voters to approve a zoning change later this year.
Apart from the engineering challenges of building a gargantuan structure at a radioactive site, Hink said that obtaining regulatory approvals, and the declining local economic conditions also posed a hurdle.
That poses a concern for the Yankees.
That poses a dilemma for the neighbours.
He said that far from posing a hurdle for homeowners, MERS had helped reduce mortgage fraud and imposed order on a sprawling industry where, in the past, lenders might have gone out of business and left no contact information for borrowers seeking assistance.
I agree that this poses a hurdle but it still does not address the caveat that at present the data are restricted to culture studies with a cell line.
Jeb Bush acknowledges he is an introvert, and his name and cerebral style of politics pose a hurdle that he will have to overcome.
Due to this intensely lipid-rich character, the stratum corneum is largely impermeable to hydrophilic substances, posing a hurdle to any drug that is to be delivered topically.
