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The too difficult box is a political concept introduced by UK politician Charles Clarke to explain why politicians often do not atake action n many serious political issues.

Clrke originally expounded his ideas in a serious of lectures at the University of East Anglia and then he wrote the book The 'Too Difficult' Box: The Big Issues Politicians Can't Crack much of the book contains chapter from other politicians on specif diffissies politicians find difficult to solve.

Some reasons Clarke gives whu politicians find some issues to difficult re:

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-The too difficult box is a politval concept introduced by UK plitician Charles Clarke to explain why politicians often do not atake action n mant serious poitica liisues.
+The too difficult box is a political concept introduced by UK politician [[Charles Clarke]] to explain why politicians often do not atake action n many serious political issues.
-Clrke orginally expounded his ideas in a serious of lectures at the [[University of East Anglia]] and then he wrote the book The 'Too Difficult' Box: The Big Issues Politicians Can't Crack much ofthr bok contains chapter from other politicians on specif diffissies politicians find difficult to solve.
+Clrke originally expounded his ideas in a serious of lectures at the [[University of East Anglia]] and then he wrote the book ''The 'Too Difficult' Box: The Big Issues Politicians Can't Crack'' much of the book contains chapter from other politicians on specif diffissies politicians find difficult to solve.
-Spome reasond Clarke gives whu politicians find some issues to difficult re:
+Some reasons Clarke gives whu politicians find some issues to difficult re: