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But getting the right people together in one place is often a tall order, and could be why some of these films arrive decades after the last one.

The arithmetic of doing so – recovering from the Conservatives’ worst ever election defeat and overturning a Himalayan Labour majority – looks a tall order, but so volatile is the electorate you never know.

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But she went on to say that it would still have been a "tall order" to win, adding that the party "should have kept Boris".

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Sam Farmer’s pick: The Chargers are going to be solid this season, but holding serve against the Chiefs — without suspended Derwin James — is a tall order.

The Chargers are going to be solid this season, but holding serve against the Chiefs — without suspended Derwin James — is a tall order.

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