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Significados de more difficult en inglés

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Uso de more difficult en inglés
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Since then, however, the course has matured and become far more difficult.
The Irish Times
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The global economic crisis has made a deal more difficult to achieve.
Reuters
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However, 1996 will be a more difficult year for the banking group.
The Irish Times
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But that is more difficult to do in the case of health.
Reuters
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The paper was widely regarded as more difficult than in previous years.
The Irish Times
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The next step, choosing a prime minister, may prove far more difficult.
Reuters
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Funny and interesting, of course, but also more difficult to deal with.
Wired
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Kenyon was involved in yet more difficult discussions over the affair yesterday.
The Guardian
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The second option was more difficult as it entailed serious, introspective reckoning.
The Guardian
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Forward, behind, right, left, up, down-allrapidly became more difficult to define.
Seize the night
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Photo: Julie Ellison K2 is different… more dangerous and more difficult than Everest.
Climbing Magazine
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Today such a recapitalization would be a lot more difficult, he said.
Reuters
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Lozoya poses a more difficult challenge, given his proximity to the president.
Reuters
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Aeries could be rebuilt; the future was much more difficult to replace.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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With the new points system it's a little more difficult to read.
The Guardian
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With increasing competition, the environment for regional reinsurers is getting more difficult.
Reuters
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