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• But along the rockier shore lines, the picture is bleak.
• In the House, the education bill faces a rockier road.
• It will be a rockier road than the last two years.
• The song exhibited a new, rockier sound for the singer.
• Next year may be rockier for these companies if the economy slows.
• For Infoseek and Digital, the road has been rockier.
• The going has been rockier than at the United Nations.
• Korda's road to the semifinals was much rockier.
• In 1965, Australian pop star Normie Rowe presented a rockier version.
• There are many routes from theater into television, some rockier than others.
• But his road is rockier than Pataki's.
• Long's foray into corporate America was rockier.
• But this relationship has been rockier than Pamela and Tommy Lee's.
• The soil is mainly sandy with some rockier areas.
• Gore had a far rockier year than Bush.
• Despite the potential breakthrough, prospects for stability in Kosovo seemed rockier than ever.
• No one has ever survived a trip over the narrower and rockier American falls.
• Apparently, the sometimes snow-covered road to greater efficiency was rockier than envisioned.
• Just when you thought this scandal had hit rock bottom, the bottom got rockier.
• The outlook for Kerry is even rockier.