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(31) They therefore do not run into this difficulty.
(32) Then you turn and run into the main lounge.
(33) But that idea has run into stiff opposition.
(34) We run into this problem here in Congress.
(35) Brett must have run into trouble.
(36) But beyond the hedge, Mundin had run into a captive audience.
(37) If you do run into difficulties, there are two possibilities; neither of which is desirable. 1.
(38) Any attempt by the mining company to undertake operations seems certain to run into strong opposition.
(39) Punitive damage awards often run into the millions of dollars, some-times hundreds of millions.
(40) Mr Murdoch, like Mr Gower, has a way of playing that was bound to run into trouble.
(41) Iacocca is currently in danger of losing his status as a visionary leader, Carlzon has likewise run into difficulties.
(42) The rubbish companies run into other problems as they try to push through the higher charges justified by their rising costs.
(43) But efforts to merge or eliminate any of them will run into political problems.
(44) Buckingham Palace has denied a report that senior royal officials said the marriage had run into difficulties.
(45) What he did not know was that Chemical had run into massive internal problems.
(46) It may be essential for you to have a sympathetic ear if you run into difficulties.
(47) These could run into thousands of pounds is a helicopter is involved.
(48) Blood had begun to run into the corner of his eye and he blinked to try and clear his vision.
(49) But if you run into problems, make friends with the helpful staff at the enquiry desks. 2.
(50) If there is no way to calculate these costs, we can believe that they run into many billions.
(51) His slightly pulled drive might have run into trouble but was deflected by a rolled up hosepipe.
(52) All the costs of getting a mortgage, moving and setting up home can run into thousands.
(53) Those you run into may not, but you soldier on.
(54) Larsson won his penalty by simply cutting inside and inviting Danny Griffin to run into his back.
(55) Production will run into November and cost an estimated $ 20 million.
(56) A spokesman for Nissan confirmed that the reduction in component spending would run into millions of pounds annually.
(57) We follow a number of faint tracks that disappear on the flat and run into barriers of scrub brush and trees.
(58) Grunte had run into him on the forecourt of one of his garages where he had come to buy a second-hand Sierra.
(59) It was a year that also saw Barings run into trouble keeping personnel.
(60) Macmillan likened the privatization programme to the reaction of individuals or estates when they run into difficulties.
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