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difficult to translate

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It is expected to bolster what information is already available to firms that, she noted, however, tends to be "very detailed, complex, and seemingly overwhelmingly difficult to translate into an operational plan and response.
He says he tried to capture the dry humour of the author, whose intense style was difficult to translate, especially at the time of its publication.
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