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But former officials in Mr. Chávez's government interviewed here said the problems were more daunting than a lack of rain.

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The bureaucratic hurdles are more daunting.

Even here, few tasks are more daunting.

The strategic considerations are more daunting still.

For Quinney, 29, the task is more daunting.

The task of regenerating east London, long the poorest part of town and often a first stopping place for immigrants needing somewhere cheap to live, is more daunting.

But the task facing Manchester City in this season's Champions League could hardly be more daunting.

Tracking the countless variables that go into creating an innovation superpower is more daunting.

Motherwell's trip to Valencia in a week's time could scarcely be more daunting.

However, it is also the case that the policy challenges, such as inducing genuine economic reform in the PRC, are more daunting.