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Homestays offer a unique insight into a country's culture but booking them can be a bit of a minefield.

Midfield is a minefield . I want to put Giggsy in there, but I think he might be a great substitute option.

l believe that upon my visit to the United States l will receive the same warm reception. I do not think I will step into a minefield.

The enemy into a minefield all been wiped out the guerrillas, Matsui laparotomy suicide.

But benchmarking employees, and then paying them different rates, can turn out to be a minefield if handled badly.

As we grow older, and into a better sense of our likes and dislikes, conversation becomes a minefield.

Hollywood was a three -ring circus filled with wild , insane characters , a minefield with a parade of idiots dancing across it .

Amazingly, despite his code looking like a minefield, the product works just as intended.

You may not be brilliant, but you can tiptoe through a minefield better than anyone I know. Well done.

Will's fears, anxieties, and obsessions can dominate daily life, making a trip to the grocery store seem like a walk across a minefield.

In France, where pride in the country's industrial heritage runs deep, closing a factory - no matter how unprofitable - can be a minefield.

The Web is a minefield, you can literally be bullied to death via social media, and a loose text can ruin your reputation.

Your face is a minefield, and you are behind to catch up with the enemy, you have to find a way through the minefields can escape fate!

No matter how seductive China may look on a macro basis, on a micro basis it is looking more like a minefield for foreign investors.

The modern dating game is highly complex and courting rituals can be a minefield.

Troops may need only a small platform to manipulate an IED, or they may need a large, heavy-duty robot to clear a minefield.

Everyday activities that most of us take for granted are a minefield for Cambridge art gallery assistant Ellie.

One thing is certain: making peace in Nagorno-Karabakh requires the skill of walking over a minefield.

The image of the Princess standing in a minefield in Angola in January 1997 put the issue of landmines in the headlines the world over.

Robbins says. Seniors with dementia may become paranoid, depressed, or so confused that 'life becomes a minefield of dangers, ' he says.

Thus, promoting diversity is a minefield and minority representation in French politics still remains a dream.

But the 21st-century office can be a minefield for the amateur who enjoys a giggle.

It seems that the giving of gifts, so well-meaning (usually), is increasingly a minefield.

But getting from here to there requires crossing a minefield of tribal, sectarian and governance issues.

Differences in corporate etiquette are a minefield.

Genetics is a minefield given Tibetans' aspirations to govern themselves.

Sex has become a minefield just too tricky to navigate as they build a career or a family or a reality-TV-show franchise.

German translator agreed to lead us to the cellar of the department store, but warned that there is a minefield in front of the building.

"But to get there I'd have to jump anelectric fence, cross a minefield, and fight the Israeli army, " Salamasaid.

Aesthetics, in contrast, is a minefield of value and it requires engagement, subjectivity, and personality.

My life had become a minefield.

Social media is a minefield for the unwary.

"It is a minefield, as everyone has such strong feelings about it. Our portrayal is based on lengthy research. "

This area is a minefield, and difficult to play directly.

Front whether it is a minefield or a cliff, I have anti-coffin forward!

He describes a "minefield" of 6 ways he's seen agile fall short in a UX sense