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difficulty

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The report said the UK government must address the difficulties businesses are facing.

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Hamas says it has had difficulty locating the dead hostages' remains.

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Collins also noted the difficulty in determining whether the labor market changes stem from lower demand for workers or reduced supply because of restrictive immigration policy.

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By sharing these reflections, he highlights that perseverance and commitment, rather than the absence of difficulty, are what truly define scientific achievement.

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This progressive loss of brain cells leads to severe symptoms including memory decline, cognitive impairment, and difficulty with movement.

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