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"My Fair Lady," clocking in at nearly three hours, was particularly onerous.

Winter surveillance was particularly onerous, since smoke from the tailpipe or steam from a heater is a giveaway.

They said the cash they were being asked to put up was destined to help cut New Look's £1bn of debts – £360m of which was particularly onerous payment-in-kind notes, issued in 2006 to pay a special dividend to its private equity owners.

Groups representing bomb survivors in Japan and overseas said the government's decision to contest the ruling was particularly onerous because many victims now living abroad were forcibly brought to Japan to serve as laborers during the country's colonial occupation of much of Asia before World War II.

Compliance with Turkish customs regulations is particularly onerous.

The family legacy has been particularly onerous for him.

Public-works schemes are particularly onerous, since they require recipients to do manual labour.

The controls on travel were particularly onerous given Russia's long and dark winters.

They are particularly onerous for the poor, since the charges eat up a higher percentage of small savings.

This is particularly onerous in the case of "invisible" conditions such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder.

They say the rules are particularly onerous and impractical in places like San Francisco or New York, where tourists are unlikely to have packed a reusable bag.