To keep growing at its current pace, Houghton must surmount some formidable challenges. |
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Hill was able to surmount major obstacles like environmental testing of the sediments. |
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Access to this market would rely on those exporters that can surmount the challenges. |
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He simply wrote himself into a corner, cranking up the tension and comedy of the situation to a peak he didn't have the imagination to surmount. |
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Determining user context will require software designers to surmount serious engineering hurdles, however. |
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Only considerable skill in narrative can surmount the difficulty of this complete change of tone within the limits of one book. |
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The parties on the opposite sides of the intervening obstacle appearing to be equally solicitous to surmount it.
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Even if the Tories could surmount their self-inflicted difficulties, their position on public spending differs little from Labour. |
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You should be able to surmount any obstacle without breaking a sweat or wrinkling your little tennis outfit. |
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Moreover, a syndicate bank will find it difficult to surmount the usual exclusion clauses and disclaimers inserted in the documentation. |
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The scavenger molecules, when added to the bulk, also find it difficult to surmount this barrier and pick up the proton from the protein surface. |
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With the numerous difficulties the country is experiencing due to the frail economy, Zambia has depended on such close allies to surmount her difficulties. |
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What follows are some examples of these barriers, with recommendations on how to surmount them. |
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Cooperative cultural research can surmount this problem, but it appears to have not yet been applied to this challenge. |
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Alternatively, an unhealthy civil justice system may pose barriers to access that disputants cannot surmount. |
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Successful politicians surmount party allegiances, rather than entrench them. |
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We will work with you to surmount that impasse. Over the rich summit dinner on Friday, let there be food for thought. |
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In East Timor, with the help of the UN, the Timorese were able to surmount incredible odds to create a largely stable and successful state. |
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However, they have not been sufficient to surmount several of the sector's weaknesses in the area of qualifications and training. |
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Two lily stems pass through a ball of coloured rattan, which surmount papyrus leaves. |
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We really have gone from one obstacle to another, but we have been able to surmount them all. |
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The use of symbols helps to surmount linguistic barriers in fields dealing with road safety and situations of emergency. |
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They talked about the obstacles they face and how they can surmount these challenges. |
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Information, education and communication solutions are available to surmount cultural and social and barriers. |
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You will surmount the obstacles and you will end up obtaining the same prerogatives as those of your European fellow-members. |
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Yoplait had a stab at chocolate in the late 1980s, but new technologies finally allowed its researchers to surmount the obstacles in adding the flavor to cultured dairy. |
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And that is why, as veterans, the onus is on us to surmount it and bridge the divide. |
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Again, his hunger for learning enabled him to surmount the obstacles and extract all he could from the academic and cultural opportunities available to him. |
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What is needed is an alternative moral vision that aims to surmount the suffering of the past and of the present, in order to write the pages of a shared future that would end occupation and exile. |
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Beyond the technological obstacles to surmount, this new type of construction gives commercial real estate a more polymorphous dimension that has yet to be fully explored and mastered. |
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They all have to surmount their constant struggle against limited financial and human resources, which hampers their possibilities to improve and increase the professionalism of their work. |
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New forms of collaboration between industry and the research community have to be found to surmount key technology roadblocks and unlock longer-term industrial development potential. |
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Without all those remarkable people, without their lucidity and tireless activity the world would not have been able to surmount difficulties of an enormous global magnitude. |
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Hence its tougher visa policy in the buildup to the games, which has caused a plunge in tourist arrivals. The catch was that protestors had to surmount an array of bureaucratic hurdles. |
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So shall our plat in this one point be larger and much surmount that which Stanlhurst first tooke in hand. |
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In view of the current geopolitical situation, we have bolstered our state institutions, to protect our country's political stability and economic growth and enable it to surmount the challenges and threats to its security. |
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However, they are prepared to surmount those hurdles with intrepidity. |
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Spintronics could surmount this approaching impasse by harnessing the spin of electrons instead of their charge. |
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Only men of very strong character surmount this handicap. |
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Indeed, an underlying reason people seek help from life coaches is to surmount social barriers preventing them from moving forward in their careers and personal lives. |
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