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Meanings of difficult decision in English

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Usage of difficult decision in English
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It's a difficult decision for any family and it's a difficult time.
News.com.au
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Most difficult decision: Sending Yasmin home when I knew she needed treatment.
The Guardian
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But Hourly Analytics is facing a difficult decision over its future here.
The Irish Times
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It was rather that most people felt Iraq was a difficult decision.
A journey: my political life
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Was it a difficult decision to move to such a rightwing paper?
The Guardian
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This was a very difficult decision but important to keep everyone safe.
News.com.au
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Cathy Wong says has made a difficult decision and they respect that.
Radio NZ
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We had to make a difficult decision to turn over the talent.
The Guardian
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Vance now faces a difficult decision about whether to retry the case.
Reuters
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Five weeks before the Nov. 6 elections, Heitkamp faces a difficult decision.
Reuters
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What to do under these circumstances calls for the most difficult decision.
Scott's Last Expedition, Volume I / Being the journals of Captai...
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The Spanish former Everton manager said: It was a sad and difficult decision.
The South African
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In a difficult decision, the military approved the Iranian ships' passage.
Reuters
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It tweeted: Please respect the difficult decision we have made at this time.
BBC
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Ms Heatly said the board found it a very difficult decision.
Radio NZ
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This was always going to be an extremely difficult decision for Mr Blair.
The Irish Times
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