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the difficulties was
noun
The state of being difficult, or hard to do.
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In the article, Mr. Weber said responsibility for the difficulties was shared by all "from the C.E.O. to regional management".
Adding to the difficulties was the fact that the reductions in poverty consistently lagged behind the target to halve the rate by 2010.
Broadmoor's security camera problems were compounded after it was discovered that the process to find a contractor to fix the difficulties was seriously flawed.
When this country had its foot and mouth epidemic in 2001, one of the difficulties was that when you lose a flock of sheep, you lose the knowledge that they pass down to their young.
Furthermore, exploiting the advantages of both kinds of balloons while avoiding the difficulties was a significant goal in the current design to promote the floating performance of high-altitude balloons technology.
The extent of the difficulties was apparent when the Ministry of Education and Science website posted a toll-free hotline number for students to report institutions that were illegally demanding that they pay their fees in dollars or euros (Poisk 2015).
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But the difficulties are legion.
"The difficulties were immense," Hepworth noted.
The difficulties are only just beginning.
The difficulties were compounded by distance.
Sometimes the difficulties are incomprehensible.
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