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It seemed that they had a mountain to climb now.
Each of the scholars has had a mountain to climb.
India have a mountain to climb over the next couple of weeks.
We have a mountain to climb, but I am climbing it.
"The government didn't campaign on it, and they really have a mountain to climb."
Come along now, we have a mountain to climb, and the last one to the top will be sent to an old-age home.
"Clearly, he has a mountain to climb to get back in the fold.
At the beginning of his tenure, he said he has a mountain to climb.
"Obviously we had a mountain to climb after conceding two bad goals.
The guys showed up tonight and we got the win, but we still have a mountain to climb."
We have a mountain to climb to be solvent."
The reality is, though, that a team that finished a major league worst 59-103 last season has a mountain to climb.
All of which means that Google TV will have a mountain to climb.
He has a mountain to climb, but he's got the fortitude and the mental toughness to get it done."
He had a mountain to climb and he was jolly well going to reach the top or die in the attempt.
He said: 'If we lose we shall have a mountain to climb.
Everybody here has a mountain to climb."
"We already had a mountain to climb going in," Mr. Wood said in a telephone interview.
Even if he can get past Courier, Sampras knows he will still have a mountain to climb to win the tournament.
When he belly-flopped into the end zone, his team had its 3-point lead with 100 seconds remaining, and Germaine had a mountain to climb.
Frankly, we would have a mountain to climb to get 'The Stiffs' into Europe, but you never know.
Eric Pickles: 'We still have a mountain to climb.'
I am pro independence but recognise that the SNP have a mountain to climb.
A grateful Hankin said: 'We have a mountain to climb, but I am looking forward to the challenge.'
We have a mountain to climb, but I am confident that the people in Ireland and the rest of Europe will rise to the challenge when they are given the chance.
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