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1
Both approaches have proved
fiendishly
difficult
and, in the case of stem cells, controversial.
2
To differentiate 11 separate voices within a single story is a
fiendishly
difficult
thing.
3
The
fiendishly
difficult
task has seldom looked more likely than for Pep Guardiola's men.
4
It boils down to how human beings find it
fiendishly
difficult
to be random.
5
Policies to deal with this are often easy to design but
fiendishly
difficult
to implement.
6
It is often a
fiendishly
difficult
balance to strike.
7
This castle proved
fiendishly
difficult
to figure out, and Nell spent a few weeks working on it.
8
It has just been
fiendishly
difficult
for mutual ownership to work in professional football's mucky reality and murderous economics.
9
Yet their lapses carried a sting and they now face a
fiendishly
difficult
task to reach the last 16.
10
The penny has dropped: it is going to be a
fiendishly
difficult
exercise with a highly uncertain, but probably disastrous, outcome.
11
With Cellino completely in charge, this ban looks
fiendishly
difficult
to enforce -this is the next challenge for the League.
12
If it's the penultimate weekend in January and the permutations are
fiendishly
difficult
and endless, it must be Heineken Cup round six.
13
Sudi Pigott is a UK food writer and culinary trends consultant who has a sideline in setting
fiendishly
difficult
questions for food quizzes.
14
England have been drawn in a
fiendishly
difficult
pool alongside Australia and Wales and will have done well merely by progressing from the group.
15
Named after a French virtuoso who never performed it, Beethoven's Sonata No 9, Op 47 "Kreutzer" is indeed emotionally wild and
fiendishly
difficult
.
16
Fiendishly
difficult
decisions and a busy three months lie ahead.
fiendishly
difficult
fiendishly