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This is particularly awkward for Britain.

Such an "indecent" outburst from the right constituted a "torrent of odious rubbish," wrote Philippe Bilger, a former senior French prosecutor, on his blog.The timing of all this is particularly awkward for Mr Sarkozy.

Daimler's predicament is particularly awkward, as it has a stake in, er, Airbus.

The situation is particularly awkward for gay priests like Father Crawley.

The timing is particularly awkward, in a summer of extraordinary tension with North Korea and Iran.

The turn of events is particularly awkward because HarperCollins is owned by News Corporation, the same company that owns The New York Post.

The effect is particularly awkward because a gap under the lid makes the trunk seem permanently ajar.

The dispute is particularly awkward because the exhibition was supposed to bring closure to years of bruising conflicts with Italy over antiquities said to be looted.

This is why Claude Bébéar, the president of the Institut Montaigne, has proposed that CVs should be anonymous.Discrimination against minorities is particularly awkward in France because its model of integration does not recognise that such minorities exist.

The situation is particularly awkward for the Republicans because their presumptive presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, has recklessly and incorrectly proclaimed Russia to be America's "No. 1 geopolitical foe".

In all three initial public offerings (IPOs) of shares, the state will retain effective control a point not lost on potential investors who so far seem less than enthusiastic about buying the shares.Snecma's sale is particularly awkward.