Regulations are only part of the many difficulties feeding Mr. Nguyen's frustration.
Their move into gold underscores the many difficulties of ending Colombia's devilishly complex four-decade war.
Falwell persists in that identification, and he has run up against one of the many difficulties involved with it.
"We mustn't be too pessimistic," Mr. Ashkenazy said of the many difficulties still ahead of him and the orchestra.
Despite the many difficulties and challenges, I feel enormously energised by this role and the future for British sport.
"I firmly believe in spite of the many difficulties I think our law enforcement are more than capable enough to unearth these cases if they put in effort".
First, despite the many difficulties, neither country wants to risk the possibility of conflict, let alone war – neither their governments, nor their populations, nor even their militaries.
Among the many difficulties inherent in editing a wanted man is access: some of the texts are as elusive as bin Laden himself.
Correction to this articleTHIS has been Rupert Murdoch week in New York, which has only added to the many difficulties of Arthur Sulzberger junior.
Despite the many difficulties, Stephen P. Cohen, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said Mr. Clinton should open lines of communication to the general that would be important if India and Pakistan end up in an armed conflict.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida just issued a report on the many difficulties that ex-felons in that state face when they try to register, a process that is filled with needless paperwork and bureaucratic confusion.
