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It was a very difficult time.
Already at the council it was a very difficult question.
It was a very difficult fire.
I don't want to say very much about that, except to say it was a very difficult time and….
Well, it was a very difficult time.
Let's not forget that for many years we had no choise but to sell our top players, and it was a very difficult time for us.
It was a very difficult conversation for you.
We can be proud of our players today because it was a very difficult week-(Manchester) United on Sunday and today against Rennes.”.
It was a very difficult time for Bulgaria.
I don't want to say very much about that, except to say it was a very difficult time and we are a family, and we will always be a family.
So it was a very difficult time.
This film was such a labour of love for me, and it was a very difficult journey that I took- a journey that almost got me killed by FBI agents and gangsters.
It was a very difficult time for us as a family.
He added:"It was a very difficult decision.
It was a very difficult time and he was there for us.
She told me it was a very difficult time for her.
It was a very difficult sorcery, because she had to kill a person.
They realized it was a very difficult time for her.
It was a very difficult time, as you can imagine.
I don't want to say very much about that, except to say it was a very difficult time and… and we are a family and we will always be a family, and we will get through this time and hopefully be a stronger family for it,” she told the BBC.
It was a very difficult day and the days that followed even more difficult.”.
It was a very difficult decision because we had two very qualified candidates.
It was a very difficult time… but we are and forever will be a family.'.
It was a very difficult time for Feyman since throughout the investigation his health was deteriorating.
It was a very difficult experience because I was programmed to fear Satan and anyone who criticised Moon.
It was a very difficult decision, particularly for me, as since the beginning of pregnancy I had assumed I would breastfeed my baby for at least one year.
It was a very difficult time for the conservativesthey twice failed in the parliamentary elections, the number of party members fell sharply, the party crisis came.
It was a very difficult period, and I just can not imagine how I could cope without such benefits of civilization as a washing machine, running water with hot water, shops within walking distance, not to mention the proximity of doctors consulting with me required in the first months often enough.