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Travel will be possible, but there will be three days when any sort of travel will be fraught with difficulties.

Almost every asset class seems to be fraught with danger.

So far, there's no answer. And ever finding one would be fraught with difficulties, as Davies himself acknowledged.

Future negotiations will also be fraught with thousands of new facts on the ground.

Evidently the partition of supplies would require profound attention and would be fraught with many difficulties and delicate aspects.

But far from being a smooth passage, it is a relationship that will be fraught with challenges and misunderstandings along the way.

Even simple tasks used to be fraught with difficulty for Fraser Booth.

But digital audio-visual industry in China's development to date has failed to meet international standards, also be fraught with problems.

Making the ceasefire stick is likely to be fraught with difficulties.

Human life can appear to be fraught with pain and anguish but in TRUTH this is but a smokescreen.

But these odd-couple relationships can be fraught with peril.

The coming months will be fraught with fateful decisions.

Clearly this episode will be fraught with emotion.

These talks will be fraught with difficulty.

In China, the simple act of printing a picture of the country can be fraught with danger.

Both sets of elections will be fraught with danger.

And, given the history of security contractors in Iraq, that can be fraught with all kinds of problems.

In fact, global development can be fraught with a number of issues and pain points

I promise to try to be safe. I'll do the laundry tonight-that ought to be fraught with peril. (Bella)

You could sense love, hatredAnd forgivenessLife will not be fraught with sadness