The other takeaway from this year's CGII is more daunting.
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Over the mountains are mountains, some more daunting than others.
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With voice search, companies face an even more daunting challenge.
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Today, winning Republican votes is a much more daunting prospect.
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It is far more daunting without that kind of cushion.
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But the challenge facing Houston now is even more daunting.
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It's the general election, Wasserman maintains, that presents more daunting problems.
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The Senate, however, is a more daunting challenge for the party.
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And the choices Americans must now make are much more daunting.
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For the homeless, the cold was an even more daunting problem.
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Globally, the need for more emissions reductions is even more daunting.
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The quick succession of powerful storms makes the challenges even more daunting.
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New York is more punishing, more daunting, a more pronounced proving ground.
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Long-term plans, on the other hand, are a little more daunting.
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Doing it without electricity or a giant machine is even more daunting.
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Inevitably, the more research I do, the more daunting the project seems.
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That juxtaposes the more daunting results that Macy's turned in on Wednesday.
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If Sanders doesn't win Michigan, things only get more daunting from there.
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Hiding his shortcomings as a legislator is a much more daunting task.
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The barriers to real change have been more daunting than I expected.
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And then the hearing element makes it just a lot more daunting.
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Mr. Jones's arrival in Washington will only make that math more daunting.
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Reducing income inequality is a more daunting task than teaching kids patience.
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Is there any more daunting animal to study than the great white shark?
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But facing the reality of the situation was more daunting than she'd expected.
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And in the back of the store, an even more daunting mess awaited.
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There are few things more daunting than coming home to a messy apartment.
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And so what should have been an easy fight becomes much more daunting.
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For the President, the perils of his persona may be even more daunting.
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And for millennials living in expensive metro areas, it&aposs even more daunting.
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The brutal economics of the publishing industry have made that challenge more daunting.
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But that 2,000-character box for your summary can be a bit more daunting.
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But returning in singles, with full-court coverage required, is a more daunting prospect.
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But the three-year age gap between the kids seems more daunting this year.
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The task of finding the real Manuel Mena could scarcely have been more daunting.
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If Menendez is acquitted, making corruption cases stick will look more daunting than ever.
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But turning the winter thaw into a longer-term detente will be far more daunting.
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Even more daunting are the Senate Democrats, who are likely to filibuster any Republican proposal.
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Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, faces a more daunting challenge in New Hampshire if Sen.
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For trans people, the process of obtaining government-issued identification can be even more daunting.
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The method, dubbed Adiantum, is an impressive solution to one of Android's more daunting problems.
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Real estate and staffing costs were both more daunting in the Boston market, he said.
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Even more daunting for democrats is the fact they are losing support among their base.
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Even more daunting, would be how to deal with early or overseas votes already cast.
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Disposing of them is dangerous work, and nowhere is the task more daunting than under water.
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It's a bit more daunting of a task, but it's one we knew would pay off.
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This debate is even more daunting when taking into account serious crimes such as human trafficking.
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Adults who want to learn to use a drone may find that challenge considerably more daunting.
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Now he admits that putting together the Falcon Heavy proved more daunting than he initially thought.
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And when all the gabbing was done there was an even more daunting prospect: Next season.
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But Sanders faces much more daunting challenges in the primary, trailing Clinton by over 300 delegates.
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His awkwardness spawned humorous predicaments, but in real life, people with Asperger's can face more daunting challenges.
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Pelosi's task in selling a cautious approach to Mueller's findings appears to be growing more daunting. Sen.
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Americans afflicted with rare diseases shouldn't face more daunting disadvantages simply because of their limited population size.
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As bad as that sounds, PayPal faced an even more daunting economic environment in its early years.
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For women who don't have a platform like Cosentino or Coffman, the repercussions seem even more daunting.
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My history with him only made the prospect of describing the complexities of his work more daunting.
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It was overwhelming and difficult then; I imagine it must be much more daunting and perplexing today.
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Its $30 billion of borrowed money looks more daunting with each new threat to expected cash flow.
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Even more daunting, perhaps, is that museums tend to capture the past, and AIDS remains relentlessly present.
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Add the responsibility that comes with being a public figure, and the task is all the more daunting.
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"A lot of times it's more daunting in your mind than it is in reality," says Richards-Ross.
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By the same token, however, his surge looks even more daunting for inflexible leftists such as Mr Sanders.
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More daunting for Jolie was taking on the role of superspy Evelyn Salt 18 months after delivering twins.
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Those numbers are even more daunting for presidents under 50% job approval -- as Donald Trump is right now.
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Now comes the much more daunting challenge of taking it to the highest levels of the executive branch.
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The task of responding to sexual harassment and assault feels simultaneously more urgent and more daunting than ever.
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Whether they can keep assembling the coalition that elected Mr. Jones is a more daunting and urgent question.
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Perhaps nowhere was the courage of everyday citizens more breathtaking and the odds more daunting than in Sudan.
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Cleanup from Hurricane Florence continues, but the task is even more daunting for North Carolina's most vulnerable communities.
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Fully mitigating Spectre is more daunting, with experts saying it may ultimately warrant a redesign of the hardware.
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The challenge is even more daunting if lawmakers try to reduce the burden of government's accumulated borrowing. 28500.
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But the Woodlawn College students in this new mystery series face a more daunting task: solving a murder.
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To me, that's far more daunting than a menacing shadow lurking on the other side of the shower curtain.
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It would be a bit more daunting in this environment, though, to know what is considered flirting and harassment.
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These imports are overwhelmingly consumer goods that, if tariffed, would make the current challenges we've outlined much more daunting.
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Beyond normal competition, though, Deng's soon-to-be status as a veteran can make his path even more daunting.
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Since holiday shopping gets more daunting every year, we picked out the perfect gift for every type of fan.
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I personally feel stressed due to standardized testing because the work load during that time always feels more daunting.
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It's actually a collection of molecularly unique diseases, making the challenge of complete responses for patients even more daunting.
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Just 12 years later, the United States is facing a far more daunting crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Now that getting hitched during all times of year has spiked in popularity, the process is even more daunting.
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But for a president known for falsehoods and crisis-churning bombast, the test of credibility appears far more daunting.
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The bill could face an even more daunting challenge: a competing bill from the powerful Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell.
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Additionally, financial stressors that have accumulated from the holidays can make going out on New Year's Eve even more daunting.
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The burdens of the presidency were, he found, far more daunting than he had expected in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Just 48 more minutes — a task that somehow seems more daunting given everything that Curry has endured in recent weeks.
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Figuring out where to go from these conversations is more daunting than deciding how to dress for a photo shoot.
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Even more daunting is creating one; Austin recalls her experiences with investors who offered "cheap basement rooms" as a space.
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Once summer hits, even the most run-of-the-mill errands and tasks start to seem a lot more daunting.
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Although the decline of the company was obvious when he took over, Mr. Flannery's challenge quickly looked far more daunting.
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The price is even more daunting for someone who isn't used to being required to pay for such a thing.
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When the temperature reaches triple digits and it's more humid than ever, getting dressed can feel more daunting than fun.
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But, for some aspiring homeowners, it can be a more daunting task than for others, depending on their credit score.
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Even more daunting, she had to figure out how she was going to pay for college — and navigate the scholarship bureaucracy.
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But the politics and details of comprehensive tax reform are even more daunting than the politics and details of health care.
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Seeing Clinton's haircuts and velvet headbands get more media coverage than her policy positions made entering politics seem even more daunting.
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Even more daunting, 4 out of 10 people would not be willing to share their household with someone who is gay.
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It was a 2,500-person room and it was seated, which is a lot more daunting than 2,500 people standing around.
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As a kid, you're so small, and it's even more daunting to think about a dinosaur that stood 30 feet tall.
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Even more daunting, perhaps, the ultimate project supervisor, known to be a demanding boss, was laying out a rigorous construction schedule.
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I was recently dispatched to a Target to buy some Goldfish, which was a more daunting task than you might imagine.
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His challenge is even more daunting because the Cavaliers are facing one of the deepest, most talented teams in N.B.A. history.
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As more people join the throng of those seeking to know and understand their genetic background, Duke's challenge will become more daunting.
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"This misunderstanding of facts and reality is dangerous, and the resulting divisions make an already challenging agenda for America even more daunting."
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But the challenge becomes even more daunting if your company is afflicted by something deeper than a mere implosion of its business.
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In this season of unimaginable infernos in Australia, perhaps no place is facing more daunting questions about its future than Kangaroo Island.
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But breaking down your own rabbit is no more daunting than cutting up a chicken, once you get the hang of it.
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The reality, then, is that the horror in Yemen won't get better anytime soon — meaning the report's statistics will only become more daunting.
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After that, the amendment will have to be ratified by voters in a referendum—an even more daunting challenge, judging by the polls.
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The good news is that the skill to outperform is out there; more daunting is finding it and combining it to best effect.
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But on Saturday, 20-year-old Naomi Osaka faces a far more daunting task: Playing against her hero in the U.S. Open final.
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Keeping enough certified commercial drivers in the pipeline will only become more daunting as demand for long-haul, over-the-road freight increases.
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" He added that while he believes "serious challenges lay ahead," the US has "confronted and survived more daunting challenges than we now face.
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The panic reaction can be more daunting than the initial phobia, which tends to perpetuate the behavior of avoiding the fear-inducing situation.
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It is a challenging task, made all the more daunting by the fact that few in the publishing world foresaw Mr. Trump's rise.
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Without creative destruction powered by climate capitalists, including profit-seeking ones, safeguarding the planet would be considerably more daunting than it already is.■
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The underlying results for Americans, however, are more daunting: cheaper steel means U.S. workers in the steel industry are often ousted, Cramer said.
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For my young female students, however, the challenge was much more daunting, because I noticed that their low self-esteem centered around their appearance.
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It's even more daunting when your story is based on time travel, which means it almost inevitably will stop making sense at some point.
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But when you suddenly have 48 unoccupied hours stretched out in front of you, the idea of no Netflix starts to feel more daunting.
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Weighed as a crime, it showed the ever-more daunting task faced by law-enforcement agencies as they try to track "lone wolf" attackers.
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But running as an anti-establishment candidate in New York State against Mr. Cuomo, a two-term incumbent, is a far more daunting endeavor.
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Doing this in a rich country like ours is hard enough — the challenge of doing this on a planetary scale is far more daunting.
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The singer called up Kiana by pretending that she wanted the couple to sing with her — a prospect almost even more daunting than a proposal.
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He added the city of Philadelphia and the federal government's refusal to help defray any of the costs was making the gap even more daunting.
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But his pledge to scrap and replace Obamacare, with the many rules attached to it, will be a more daunting test of his political skills.
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If Europeans free to roam across the single market find banking systems hard to unlock, asylum-seekers and refugees face an even more daunting task.
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That task is more daunting than staking incremental, concerted challenges to said system (China), and far more demanding than poking occasional holes in it (Russia).
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Even if we had an answer as to a single culprit, the further question of "What can we do about it?" seems even more daunting.
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The lopsidedness of the 2018 playing field makes the relatively modest three-seat gain Democrats need to win back Senate control seem far more daunting.
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In November, Premier Li Kiqiang described China's fight against pollution as a "duty to humanity," though the challenge may be more daunting than previously believed.
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On Tuesday, officials awoke to a far more daunting prospect: a rival to the global financial system, privately controlled by a consortium of powerful companies.
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Taking decisive action to curb discretionary spending and bad policies now is critical to building credibility for tackling the more daunting challenge of entitlement reform.
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The Catalina project proved more daunting logistically because of the ocean setting, and Mr. Aitken, no Jacques Cousteau, said he wasn't sure where to begin.
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To prepare for overnight stretches of jostling, he rode the subways all night, a more daunting endeavor in 1977 when crime levels were much higher.
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Progressive leaders argue that number could have been even higher, and the challengers' tasks more daunting, if Cuomo hadn't been forced to spend against Nixon.
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These challenges will only be more daunting if we fail to learn from the experiences of those further down the path of the pandemic's spread.
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For those trying to carry out such projects in California, nothing is more daunting than the California Environmental Quality Act, or C.E.Q.A. Signed by Gov.
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But even if the two countries can agree on a way forward, a more-daunting step may lie ahead: direct negotiations with the North Koreans.
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For us TV and movie lovers, the beginning of December requires the completion of an even more daunting task: We have to get that queue ready.
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" To make the challenge even more daunting, he added, all the tools used in brain research are as primitive as "a string between two paper cups.
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Does that feel even more daunting, trying out something more action-focused in what's also a different kind of medium than what you normally work in?
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Pitched into 10 Downing Street weeks before she had expected, Theresa May faces a more daunting prospect than any peacetime Prime Minister has had to confront.
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Tony Blinken, a former deputy secretary of state who helped negotiate the Iran deal in 2015, said Trump's task with North Korea is now more daunting.
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That's a tough undertaking in the best of times, but even more daunting given hedge fund closures have been outpacing openings and startup costs are rising.
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He was not preparing to start over at his age and said the potential lack of a severance package makes the whole process that more daunting.
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But there is an individual player chasing something nearly as exciting, and the odds against him seem even more daunting than they were against Golden State.
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With each new attack, whether on a Christmas market or a mosque, the challenge to Europe to defend tolerance, inclusion, equality and reason grows more daunting.
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While stock markets in aggregate hugely outperform bonds, especially one-month Treasury bills, the story when it comes to individual stocks is a lot more daunting.
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They also talked about the state of the profession, about outsize expectations and about communicating with players, a task that Karl considers more daunting than ever.
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And digging up or pulling weeds, Mr. Kantor said, would require hand-like grasping and holding, a more daunting robotic task, where progress has been slower.
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We've really turned this thing into something that's far more complicated and more daunting than it needs to be, and it's okay to trust how you're feeling.
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The company charges anywhere from a lofty $999 for one quiz a month, to an ever more daunting $2,999, which gets a site four quizzes per month.
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But Cuba's government is planning to change all that by 2030, starting with upgrading its equipment, before moving onto the more daunting task of restoring the railroads.
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Those vying for the job will need to clearly outline their priorities and vision for a job that becomes ever more daunting in a conflict-ridden world.
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A lack of art, frames, and special tools can make decorating feel all the more daunting when you're trying to devise a cost-effective plan of action.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in November just grew exponentially more daunting, with Harry Wilson's decision this week to forgo his bid — leaving party strategists downcast, frustrated and scrambling.
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But for elite Canadian curlers on the men's side, the only feat more daunting than winning Olympic gold is qualifying for the Olympics in the first place.
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It's now a much more daunting task to screen travelers from China than during the SARS outbreak in 2003, said Dr. William Schaffner, a longtime CDC adviser.
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Getting help for a panic attack can feel more daunting than the attack itself because it requires a human interaction that you might not be ready to have.
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But when it comes to the fall months, when the temperature can be as capricious as the rain forecast, the sartorial landscape can feel a bit more daunting.
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The second and perhaps more daunting hurdle is the assumption on the part of some skeptics that these companies are just exploiting beloved artists for a quick buck.
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The world number 39 faces an even more daunting task against 17-time major champion Nadal, who recorded a comfortable win over Czech Tomas Berdych in three sets.
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Parallax was first discovered by the ancient Greeks and used to measure the distance to the moon, but the measurement challenge faced by Reiss was far more daunting.
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No number proved more daunting and prohibitive for would-be challengers than Mr. de Blasio's support among black voters, which has hovered around 75 percent, sometimes even higher.
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It was a challenging shot, one made that much more daunting when the flagstick was placed near the front of the green about 10 yards from the pond.
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They have helped us avert an even more daunting future and they continue to inspire us with their courage to make hard choices and do the right thing.
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The odds against Brandon Nimmo's becoming a major league baseball player were perhaps more daunting than those of many other talented players who are taken in the draft.
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But that task became much more daunting with the implosion of the health care plan, which was supposed to free up $1 trillion to help finance tax reform.
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Getting a handle on the Democratic presidential candidate's swerving, crowded life is a challenge for any biographer, and turning her into a subject for children seems yet more daunting.
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While the sheer array of variables makes XCOM 2 more tactically interesting than Enemy Unknown and its follow-up, Enemy Within, it also makes it a more daunting experience.
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Someone like Ellison (or Teachout, though she has a much more daunting path to the Democratic nomination in New York) could exert a leftward pull on the law nationally.
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Yet, 20 years on, Lecomte is attempting an even more daunting challenge as he looks to become the first person to swim across the Pacific Ocean, covering 9,100 kilometers.
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That prospect will be all the more daunting considering the very rapid rate at which the Japanese population is aging and at which Japanese domestic savings are now declining.
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Fabian Bolin found thinking about 900 days of chemotherapy far more daunting than the possibility he might die when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in May 2015.
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That said, with the subway fare hikes on the move upward, New Yorkers could be facing an even more daunting reality by having to pay even more for pizza.
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Throughout the ups and downs of the typical search, there's one part of the process is usually more daunting than the rest: writing a cover letter with each application.
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This three-pronged mandate does seem more daunting at this point, but Republicans are only in this situation because Congress did not do its job the first nine months.
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In "Rudy," the popular 1993 biographical sports film, Daniel Ruettiger, better known as Rudy, overcomes significant obstacles — none more daunting than academics — to become a Notre Dame practice player.
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It's a little more daunting for households in the middle quintile, who earn an average of $2200,500 a year — and Sanders wants them to pay an additional $4,500 in taxes.
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If strangers on the internet care this much about other strangers' money habits, how much more daunting is it to disclose and honestly talk about it in an intimate relationship?
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Success means earning supplies and cash that you can use to make yourself even stronger with new weapons and armor, making it possible to take down even more daunting creatures.
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The Washington Capitals have not lost in regulation in 12 games but they face a much more daunting streak as they prepare to visit the Dallas Stars on Saturday night.
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His new job will be much more daunting -- he inherits a nation riven with economic woes, security threats and a resurgent military looking to increase its grasp on political life.
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The counsel's job may be even more daunting than it was in previous administrations, given Mr. Trump's far-flung business empire, with which he shows no inclination toward severing ties.
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Having to grieve in such a public way makes the process even more daunting, according to Jennifer McFarling, the person behind the social presence of famed golden retriever Parker Pup.
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But if the pre-election possibility of spending the next years or decades in the minority was scary for the chief justice, he now faces something even more daunting: responsibility.
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Managing it all got more daunting when his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, resigned in disgrace, and the president did not get along with his eventual replacement, H.R. McMaster.
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Most juveniles on the sex-offender registry pose a more daunting public-policy challenge: they have caused sexual harm to other children, through non-consensual touch and other abusive behaviors.
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But the new show has navigated an even more daunting task, carefully layering a fresh set of circumstances onto the original, then proceeding to establish those connections with surgical precision.
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The unintended consequence of this kind of home automation could be a digital caste system that's much more daunting than the prospect of making microwave popcorn the old-fashioned way.
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Increasing IQ is a more daunting task than teaching kids patience (though, helpfully, the research finds each year of schooling a person receives leads to a small boost in IQ).
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No nation faces a more daunting task than fourth-seeded Japan, who will try to end the Americans' 46-game Olympic winning run that dates back to the 03 Barcelona Games.
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Moving from men to women, it's a bit more daunting to figure out how to confront the male gaze and the desire for the female body, especially given the past year.
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It could be more daunting for others, such as Mr. Trump, who has not seemed to mind the long periods of quiet in past debates while other candidates slugged it out.
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The findings are yet more daunting news to Obamacare customers who do not receive financial aid to offset either the price of their monthly premiums, or their out-of-pocket costs.
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But analysts say turning the thaw into longer-term detente will be far more daunting, as the North rejected to discuss its nuclear weapons program with the South during earlier talks.
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The task of learning to cook for a kitchen amateur named Shane was even more daunting because of one major catch — he would receive instruction from Ramsay, but only verbal instruction.
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But analysts say turning the thaw into a longer-term detente will be far more daunting, as the North rejected discussing its nuclear weapons program with the South in earlier talks.
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The prospect of becoming a parent and taking on financial responsibility of a home mortgage (and, even more daunting, another human being!) is often so unimaginable that marriage is put off.
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Should Valanciunas and Toronto get through Miami, it would be a huge step for the Raptors, yet the possibility of facing Cleveland in the next round would be even more daunting.
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The DRC, unlike the West African nations overcome by the 2013-2016 outbreak, is experienced in confronting Ebola, but the challenges in responding to this one are, if anything, more daunting.
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More daunting still: I'd gathered thousands of pages of documents (corporate earnings statements, internal emails, company news releases, local news coverage, Security and Exchange Commission filings, and reports from state regulators).
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But with the numbers becoming more daunting, GOP leaders have to decide how aggressively to pursue major changes to entitlements as they seek to win back the White House in 2628.
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The challenge was even more daunting for the Warriors because they were less than 24 hours removed from escaping with a 100-99 victory against a Grizzlies team ravaged by injuries.
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For the next president, the challenge might be even more daunting: to make the region both more trusting and more fearful of her or him than it is of Mr. Putin.
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Pair that with an estimated 37 percent annual growth rate of AI penetration into business, and racial bias will become an even more daunting challenge at the hands of our machines.
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Even more daunting — and nearly impossible — is trying to figure out if an actor's income will remain at the same level as the previous year to offset the costs of incorporating.
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Thanks to an unforgiving Senate map, the party's more daunting challenge this cycle is to persuade people in not-so-blue areas of the country to give it a second chance.
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Serving as president of the U.S. is many orders of magnitude more daunting, complicated and serious than negotiating to put your name on a hotel or building a luxury golf course property.
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At a time when the threat from the east looks more daunting than it has at any point since the end of the Cold War, this might be replicated at a national level.
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More daunting, he was also considering selling his portion of the cottage next door that he shares with his siblings—renouncing his stake in the community that's defined so much of his life.
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MONROVIA (Reuters) - Now that George Weah has emphatically won Liberia's presidency, an even more daunting task awaits: delivering tangible benefits to expectant supporters in the face of a gutted economy and waning donor support.
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Dealing with Putin, who is flexing his geopolitical muscle from Ukraine to Syria to cyberspace, will be among Clinton's biggest foreign policy challenges — one made more daunting by the personal bad blood between them.
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But passage in the House has been made more daunting by the fact that several of its members have tested positive for coronavirus, while many more have self-quarantined after contact with infected individuals.
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Beyond the traditional swing states, Mr. Holder said his group is eyeing some more daunting targets, including Georgia's open governorship and the Texas Legislature, where Democrats hope to chip away at huge Republican majorities.
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And when it comes to transitioning particularly cartoonish gaming heroes from their fantastically illogical worlds to a conventional, human-filled, real-life Earth, filmmakers face an even more daunting task of suspending our disbelief.
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" Non-partisan groups have mounted "election protection" programs since the disputed Bush-Gore presidential election of 2000, but they faced a more daunting landscape this year even before Trump began warning of a "rigged election.
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The prospect of breaking it all apart and rebuilding it elsewhere becomes a far more daunting project than it might have been had we just married someone at 22, and done all that construction together.
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But for the poor, the oppressed, the voiceless, or even the tortured or the families of the dead, scoring meetings with lawmakers or airing grievances in the nation's capital is a far more daunting assignment.
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"For a lot of low-income people the process of applying for aid just got a lot more daunting and time-consuming," said Lauren Asher, the president of the Institute for College Access and Success.
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" Non-partisan groups have mounted "election protection" programs since the disputed Bush-Gore presidential election of 2000, but they faced a more daunting landscape this year even before Trump began warning of a "rigged election.
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But even as the Trump administration moves to ease some Obama-era constraints on counterterrorism operations, political obstacles to reaching a consensus on new parameters for a war authorization law look more daunting than ever.
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While bringing a case to the appeals board, known as the Merit Systems Protection Board, would still be possible, that can be a more daunting prospect given a backlog built up amid Trump-era vacancies.
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Although officials noted that North Korea poses different, and in some ways more daunting, challenges than Syria, the parallel of a rogue government that possesses weapons of mass destruction was not lost on the Chinese.
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The current suit is perhaps even more daunting, a case of an ambitious aspiring New Yorker coming head to head with the force and opacity of one of the city's most intractable and immovable institutions.
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It's not as if Hollywood was drowning me in a deluge of women — the exact opposite, actually — but because strong female leads had to be so much more daunting and impressive than their male counterparts.
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Add to this colossal bibliography the scores of huge tomes filled with Luther's own writings in German and Latin, and the effort required for summing up his life and work will seem even more daunting.
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Now, Johnson said, the task is much more daunting, and Republicans will need to turn to Democrats for help in fixing the sweeping law, which as of March 2016 provided coverage for roughly 20 million people.
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Beyond filling staff positions, Mr. Patrick would face an even more daunting challenge: raising the money to finance a primary campaign in which a number of large states like Texas and California vote in early March.
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I noted then and echo today that serious challenges lie ahead, but any honest reckoning of our history and our prospects will note that we have confronted and survived more daunting challenges than we now face.
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The challenges ahead for Warren and Sanders are more daunting, but if Detroit taught us anything, it's that the progressives are willing to stick together, setting aside their minor differences, in pursuit of a larger goal.
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While the universe is vast, let's restrict our investigation to only our own Milky Way, as other galaxies are very far away and the idea of traveling between them is even more daunting than interstellar travel.
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There have only been 3 other women who headlined -- Beyonce, Lady Gaga and Bjork -- and Beyonce's appearance last year made it all the more daunting to choose a female artist who would not stand in Bey's shadow.
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"I noted then and echo today that serious challenges lie ahead, but any honest reckoning of our history and our prospects will note that we have confronted and survived more daunting challenges than we now face," Flake said.
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In the sudden-death playoff on the 18th, one of the more daunting finishing holes off the tee with water down the left side and a bunker to the right, Hossler found the bunker for a second time.
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Officials said the increase reflected, in part, a more aggressive effort to count younger homeless people, a more daunting target because unlike older homeless people, they did not tend to be concentrated in one place like Skid Row.
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Contrast the Mueller report with the Starr report on President Clinton, which framed itself as an impeachment referral, not a prosecution decision, and thus avoided having to reach the more daunting standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
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And when it carries them out, it looks strong and powerful to its own population, intimidates South Korea, and broadcasts to the global community a highly aggressive posture that makes military intervention against it seem all the more daunting.
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The Islamic State group may be suffering serious losses as the U.S.-backed Mosul offensive advances into its second week, but there was no terror group more daunting and ubiquitous when we began filming the five-part series TERROR last year.
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Its research has been wide-ranging, including teaching computers to control robots with minimal instruction (known as "one-shot learning") and the creation of AI agents to play popular video game Dota (a more daunting challenge than board games like chess).
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Going through Drizzy's extended catalog—including loose tracks and freestyles—to craft what would flow best as a ten-song album is a bit more daunting, especially considering that his albums have gotten progressively longer over the past few years.
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But should the McCain seat come open, or should Mr. Arpaio, 85, not go through with his bid, she may face a more daunting one-on-one race with one of the anti-establishment candidates, both of whom sound Trumpian notes.
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If things shake out this way, his already very difficult delegate math — he needs 58 percent of remaining pledged delegates to get a pledged delegate majority at this point, while Clinton only needs 41 percent — will grow even more daunting.
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Record: 8-6Last week: 13thWeek 15 result: Lost to the Bills, 17-10Week 16 opponent: at New York JetsOne thing to know: With their loss to the Bills this week, the Steelers' path to the playoffs got a bit more daunting.
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Suddenly, it felt as if a meeting in the last 16 with Manchester United was rather more daunting than it had seemed when the draw was made, back in December, back before Neymar's tears, back before Cavani's grimace, back before Villefranche.
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But he faces more daunting hurdles here in the West than perhaps any other region of the country, most significantly the traditional battleground states of Colorado and Nevada -- and possibly even Arizona -- as he attempts to chart his course to 270 electoral votes.
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Think about it: Dental hygienists are like angels that visit you right before the dentist goes in for the more daunting stuff, putting you at ease and giving your mouth that "wow, I forgot what really clean teeth actually feel like" experience.
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By the 1990s, most of the original pieces in the studio were carted off, while the idea of building one's own equipment grew all the more daunting when a personal computer could do so much of the heavy lifting on its own.
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It will now be a matter of doing so consistently and against more daunting competition than Diyas, a crafty counterpuncher ranked No. 22010 who lost to Williams 6-2, 6-0, when they played in the third round of Indian Wells in 2015.
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Like most cabalettas, "Ah bello a me ritorna" includes a profusion of coloratura, but Bellini makes the piece even more daunting by gradually adding more and more ornamentation as it progresses, until the final pages are a blaze of scales and trills.
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Forced-arbitration provisions also usually bar class actions, which the Supreme Court blessed in a recent ruling allowing employers to force workers to waive their right to bring a group lawsuit, making it more daunting and difficult for people to sue their employers.
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It is all the more daunting for Ms. Shaheen because she might have to do so while facing the closest thing to the president himself: Corey Lewandowski, the combative former Trump campaign manager who hails from New Hampshire and has threatened to challenge her.
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But while they have honed the technologies that enable cars to find their way on their own, these companies now face an even more daunting challenge: how to take that technology, with all its promise, and make those cars perform flawlessly in an unpredictable world.
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The next step is even more daunting: confiscating or buying back a good portion of the hundreds of millions of guns already in existence, from owners who are predisposed to distrust the government and who view guns as a means to preserve their independence.
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The 2020 census already was destined to be an even more daunting venture — the first ever conducted mostly online, in a deeply polarized nation where mistrust of the government and immigrants fearful of authorities could make an accurate count harder than in recent memory.
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The shadowy network that Ansar is part of presents a more daunting national security challenge than the Sinai militants, intelligence officials say, since it is comprised of army officers and policemen who use their training in counter-terrorism and surveillance to attack the forces they once served.
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Sure, Spieth has finished an impressive second and first, respectively, in his two career starts at the Masters, but entering the gates at Augusta with a balky putter is more daunting than trying to sneak past one of the club's frowning security guards without a credential.
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I took the look and, with my Cyclops vision, saw how many of the people in my orbit were struggling, how many were bumping up against limits more daunting than mine, how many summoned a grace that gave me something to aspire to, something to emulate.
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JERUSALEM — After a presidential campaign dominated by reality-show-style insults and put-downs, the winner of next month's American election will wake up the following morning to find a far more daunting reality waiting: a Middle East awash in conflict and disarray, desperate for American leadership.
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Because of the more daunting nature of best-of-five-sets tennis, which men play at Grand Slam events, Murray said it was possible that he would counterintuitively enter a small grass court warm-up tournament next week in Eastbourne, England, only to then skip Wimbledon.
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It takes an incredible amount of courage for a survivor to come forward, and the level of attention surrounding a high-profile case makes it even more daunting to speak out, as victims fear the negative impact of media scrutiny and retaliation from the public or the accused.
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A pledge to outfit every New York City patrol officer with a body camera by 2019 is among the newest and most ambitious commitments, one that grew more daunting after word this week that the contract for supplying the devices is under scrutiny by the city's Investigation Department.
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But for us non-celebs, wearing a red-tinted eye look sounds more daunting than daring, which is why we tapped a few of the industry's top makeup artists — Patrick Ta, Nick Barose and Jo Baker — for tips and tricks on how to nail the look without over-doing it.
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For people who love fashion as much as we do, that means that getting dressed each day can be even more daunting — not because we have no options, but because finding something that has you looking and feeling good when it's 90 degrees with 90% humidity is, well, kind of impossible.
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But more daunting is the fact that the solidity of Republican partisan loyalty is so strong these days, and the party has shifted so much in a Trumpian direction, that it is unclear whether there is any space within its tent for voters to support someone other than the President.
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One of the more daunting aspects of expanding into foreign countries is learning the ins and outs of doing business under another government – complicated tax structures, compliance requirements, varying consumer protections and ever-changing trade regulations can be enough to scare a lot of companies away at a mere mention.
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Even more daunting -- or motivating, depending on how you look at it -- is that your own "feeding style," which closely mirrors your parenting style and encompasses your attitudes and actions around food, is one of the biggest determiners of your child's relationship with food and, by extension, his or her health.
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Unlike past years, where the sides were able to find a compromise by passing a small amount of funding to reinforce existing barriers and build some new ones in the Rio Grande valley, where experts said it could be helpful, the two sides face a more daunting challenge this year.
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While the contest between Prototype and Infamous became a proxy for the larger marketing struggle between Xbox 33 and PS3 through the mid-aughts, the window of opportunity that had driven both studios to pursue superhero blockbuster ambitions would also prove to be short-lived, and the threshold for success became more daunting.
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Even more daunting, the expense of bringing a forest to the carbon market — a process that involves taking an inventory of the trees, assessing the forest's carbon content, estimating future growth, and submitting to several levels of auditing — has been so high that it would eliminate any profit for most small landholders.
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Building universities and technical programs to train enough workers across the broad range of skills necessary to compete with the likes of finance and technology experts is even more daunting in many parts of the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia than it is in the poorer counties of Mississippi or West Virginia.
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In fact, I might go so far as to say that The Deuce is Simon's most accessible show ever, with far more inviting entry points than the much more daunting The Wire and the much more obtuse Treme (a show I love but one that you have to be incredibly committed to to enjoy).
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Confidence. Over lunch at the Plaza Hotel's Champagne Bar, Meier explains the intricate rules of princess-style eating: bites need to be cut into tiny morsels so they can be finished in one or two small munches and, even more daunting, all food needs to be balanced on top of your turned fork tines – not speared.
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Kyndi and others are betting that the time is finally right to take on some of the more daunting challenges in A.I. That echoes the trajectory of deep learning, which made little progress for decades before the recent explosion of digital data and ever-faster computers fueled leaps in performance of its so-called neural networks.
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The battle for the country's future is about to begin The battle for the country's future is about to begin The Islamic State group may be suffering serious losses as the U.S.-backed Mosul offensive advances into its second week, but there was no terror group more daunting and ubiquitous when we began filming the five-part series TERROR last year.
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Hodges Supreme Court decision removed many of the legal barriers LGBTQ couples face in seeking marriage, those couples must also contend with a variety of smaller hurdles that explain the age disparity, like a lack of support from friends and family, the heteronormative nature of traditional weddings, their high cost (made even more daunting for queer and multiply marginalized people), and a wedding industry that's still far from inclusive.
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Getting into college is much more daunting than it was 10 or 20 years ago, because of a host of factors: more international students seeking admission to colleges in the United States, greater access for people of all economic and geographical backgrounds to information about colleges, more early decision opportunities and an increase in "need blind" applications, in which colleges do not consider an applicant's financial status in admission decisions.
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Though his 22016 campaign is still in its early stages, Sanders made his Iowa debut this time amid heightened expectations and, perhaps, a more daunting challenge: to distinguish himself in an expansive field of candidates whose messages can bear a striking resemblance to those he preached the last time out -- a task that will require both solidifying his devoted base and making inroads where he couldn't in 22017.
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