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This would prove particularly painful for the industry if Chinese production were to continue rising.

A repeat of last year's shock win would prove particularly expensive," said Donohue.

Finding qualified students to replace the Chinese researchers in his lab would prove particularly challenging, Mr. Voyles said.

McNamara also writes that should Trump sue, the author and publisher are "quite confident" that Trump political and financial documents would prove "particularly relevant" for the defense.

As Spain and Italy grapple with downturns amid deep spending cuts and tax increases intended to cut high deficits, "a further deterioration of the fundamental news would prove particularly toxic, now that banks have increased their exposure," the note said.

I appreciate that interest payments can be offset against tax, but I wonder how long this situation will continue – it is a grossly unfair advantage that homeowners cannot receive, yet would prove particularly beneficial for first-time buyers.

In keeping with Le Soir's editorial standpoint, The Shooting Star espoused an anti-Semitic and anti-American attitude, with the antagonist being a wealthy Jewish American businessman; it would thus prove particularly controversial in the post-war period, although Hergé denied any malicious anti-Semitic intention.

This would prove controversial, particularly in countries like Uganda, where British pronouncements on gay rights have already been condemned as imperialist.

Third, he seems to want rich-world central bankers to say what they would do if those side-effects prove particularly large and damaging:[T]here is a lot of forward guidance that industrial countries' central banks give on what happens if the domestic situation changes.

"What I would say is, we have something to prove, particularly at the high end of the product line," Ms. McDowell said.

Indeed, Conservative voters prove particularly supportive.