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Meanings of been difficulties in English

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Usage of been difficulties in English
1
There had been difficulties in the outlying provinces for nearly a century.
Roma eterna
2
He said: Of course there have been difficulties along the way.
The Guardian
3
There had been difficulties of procedure in regard to the warrant.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
4
There had been difficulties-difficultieswhich Trevannion had attributed to unforeseen circumstances.
Adventures in Many Lands
5
Nearer home there have been difficulties of the same kind.
On the Study of Words
6
There might have been difficulties in cashing a cheque.
The Far Horizon
7
With all the word play, have there been difficulties in translating it into other languages.
The new yorker
8
There had been difficulties between them, and the captain was glad to see him go.
South American Fights and Fighters, and Other Tales of Adventure
9
There have been difficulties, contentions, and controversies, but I tell you that in my judgment,-
Public Speaking: Principles and Practice
10
It is also unclear whether there have been difficulties between the major shareholders of both banks.
Reuters
11
There have been difficulties arranging a venue, however.
The Irish Times
12
Hitherto there had been difficulties to be overcome, risks to be run, doubts about the end.
Under the Red Robe
13
Although she acknowledged there had been difficulties.
Radio NZ
14
There had been difficulties-therealways are.
The Card, a Story of Adventure in the Five Towns
15
There have been difficulties however.
The South African
16
True, there had been difficulties.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
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Been difficulties through the time
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