He made a stand for God in a difficult situation.
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That leaves a bunch of folks in a difficult situation.
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"He's made a difficult situation even worse," adds the insider.
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Tennessee is another state that has had a difficult situation.
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Those who die midwork leave survivors in a difficult situation.
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" Ms. Mukherjee said Judge Gee was, in "a difficult situation.
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It was Obama trying to exhibit class in a difficult situation.
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For now, she says, oncologists are left in a difficult situation.
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Others are trying to make the best of a difficult situation.
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"I acknowledge that Turkey is in a difficult situation," she said.
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NABU finds itself in a difficult situation with Tesla&aposs arrival.
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Putin said the countries would work together to resolve a "difficult situation".
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It all happened so quickly, and he was in a difficult situation.
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He's also dealing with a difficult situation with his younger brother, Aaron.
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Jordan Sollitto, Los Angeles It is a difficult situation in El Salvador.
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Russell was generally seen as having successfully smoothed over a difficult situation.
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It's a difficult situation for her and Lynne is in L.A. to help.
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In other words, I think we're in a situation that's a difficult situation.
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But it was incredibly important, and Rancic handled a difficult situation with grace.
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Even with some sort of digital subscription offering, NBC faces a difficult situation.
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"This has been a difficult situation for our community," the Caltech statement said.
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"It's a difficult situation, but we will keep on searching," Balbi said Tuesday.
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"This now puts Latin America in a difficult situation," Mr. Pulgar-Vidal said.
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"This was really a difficult situation for us," coach Rogerio Micale said afterwards.
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In the moment, a difficult situation feels as if it will never end.
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"This decision will put the country in a difficult situation," Fakhfakh said in speech.
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For the Federal Reserve, which meets next week, it's a difficult situation to read.
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But yes, it is quite a difficult situation in comparison to the normal folk.
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The new episode, dubbed "New World Order," finds Bruce Wayne in a difficult situation.
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It would not benefit those "who are truly in a difficult situation," she added.
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That, too, would put A.N.C. lawmakers critical of Mr. Zuma in a difficult situation.
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It's a difficult situation to be on a team and simultaneously separate from it.
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This sometimes created a difficult situation for witnesses and a variety of odd scenes.
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That leaves "objective" reporters in a difficult situation, though — a story without two sides.
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"That's almost too expensive but it's a difficult situation now for everyone," he said.
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Each day cost them hundreds of dollars, making a difficult situation even more painful.
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"We've been put in a difficult situation," said a source with the Nevada Democratic Party.
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It's a difficult situation when the White House is being so obstructionist across the board.
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In such a difficult situation the user's choice cannot be referred to as voluntary consent.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told Germany's ARD television on Wednesday it was a difficult situation.
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I'm looking for somebody who knows how to manage a difficult situation under extreme stress.
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But this was not a difficult situation, at least until the officers made it one.
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That, combined with a bit of bad luck, had put Munchkin into a difficult situation.
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"We have said from the very beginning that this is a difficult situation," Davis said.
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It is evident that Werner and Manjura are working hard to manage a difficult situation.
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His decision and his past have left his teammates to navigate a difficult situation awkwardly.
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I had a difficult situation because I felt like I couldn't blow up the relationship.
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"Instead of just showing a character grappling with a difficult situation and seeing the choices a character makes, you can give the player a difficult situation and let them grapple with it themselves," Mr. Rohrer said of his game, which takes eight minutes to complete.
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Anything that comforts you will help you feel at ease in a difficult situation, he says.
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That creates a difficult situation for Mr. Corbyn, even if he decides to support an election.
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Gerry: I think they're doing as good a job as they can in a difficult situation.
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But we also didn't want him to go, so it put us in a difficult situation.
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Wells Fargo Chief Executive Tim Sloan described it as a "difficult" situation in the company statement.
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"She's advocating for quality care for these children as they're in a difficult situation," she said.
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"Volkswagen is in a difficult situation," said Bernd Osterloh, the chairman of the Volkswagen workers council.
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You are also pleased that you managed put a difficult situation behind you and won six matches.
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There are many appropriate responses to when someone is sharing a difficult situation his or her life.
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"It's a difficult situation because first and foremost he's a very good friend of mine," McGloin said.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer stepped into a difficult situation when she first joined the company in 2012.
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Your shares fell as a result, how did you and your family handle such a difficult situation?
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Baghdad, which does not recognise the deal for the pipelines, has found itself in a difficult situation.
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"In such a difficult situation the user's choice cannot be referred to as voluntary consent," he added.
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"That has the potential to put Mr. Spicer in a difficult situation," the outgoing press secretary said.
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You may even look back at a difficult situation with fondness, humor or gratefulness (for having overcome it).
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One New York woman has found humor in a difficult situation — and she's inspiring others throughout her journey.
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Forced into a difficult situation, he chose to wade outside normal practice because he understood the political stakes.
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She hopes that sharing her story now will inspire someone else in a difficult situation to take action.
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In truth, Jones faces a difficult situation on the ballot because there is a glut of strong candidates.
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Shauna enters the soupy drama when her daughter Florence (30 Rock's Katrina Bowden) finds herself in a difficult situation.
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Employment conditions improved slightly in March, but it is still in a difficult situation, according to the finance ministry.
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Several of his protagonists are journalists, who were put in a difficult situation by their sympathies for the Republic.
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But the sequence of events that led to San Antonio's decision has created a difficult situation for everybody involved.
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WE HAVE TO PROTECT THAT INTEREST, THOSE INTERESTS – SECURITY, PRIVACY OF CITIZENS – EVEN IN A DIFFICULT SITUATION LIKE THIS.
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And, remember – you can avoid a difficult situation later on if you ask the right questions in your interviews!
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Her spokesman Rupert Colville conceded that security forces in the former British colony were sometimes in a difficult situation.
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She wants the women to remember a little of their training if they find themselves in a difficult situation.
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The background: Tillerson made a difficult situation worse by failing to develop a strong relationship with the foreign service.
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"The SNB is in a difficult situation with other central banks cutting rates," said Credit Suisse economist Maxime Botteron.
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But they're also losing hundreds of dollars every day they're on strike -- making a difficult situation even more painful.
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An immigration system that puts them at the back of the line would make a difficult situation even worse.
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"It is true that we have a difficult situation in relations between the United States and Germany," Gabriel said.
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Careful and cautious thinkers, they rarely act impulsively and take their time to judiciously assess a difficult situation or crisis.
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And if he wasn&apost as efficient in the eighth, then I would have been put in a difficult situation.
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"It was a difficult situation but we took steps to restore calm," government spokesman Damantang Albert Camara said by telephone.
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Ford faces a difficult situation in China, with sales down 22 percent in the first five months of the year.
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The fight over border security and the calls for a smart wall have put border lawmakers in a difficult situation.
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Musk has trouble with self-control, and he is currently in a difficult situation with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Valeant itself is in a difficult situation because its former chief financial officer, Howard B. Schiller, refuses to leave quietly,
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They understood what was going on, the importance of this, and they were kind of stuck in a difficult situation.
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"It was a difficult situation where there was an immediate need for a blood transfusion but she refused," he says.
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"This is a difficult situation as any law enforcement officer will encounter and not one we seek," the chief said.
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That's a difficult situation for any passer, and Stafford is doing his best to adjust, mostly by futzing with gloves.
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This is also a magical moment for emotional breakthroughs, and a eureka moment helps you move through a difficult situation.
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And so this is a difficult situation for Venezuelans who for years have had to deal with a brutal dictatorship.
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Sensible policymakers know they must be deft in their thinking and make sure they don't make a difficult situation worse.
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But the President-elect also got strong backing from farmers, placing his government in a difficult situation regarding the freight issue.
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Abu Dhabi pledged restraint and de-escalation during what it called a "difficult situation" caused by Iranian behavior in the region.
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Snax found himself in a difficult situation, going into a 1v2 to defend the bomb, but with only eight health remaining.
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Regardless of what happens on Election Day, Ryan is in a difficult situation given the deep divisions in the Republican Party.
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Furthermore, the injection of liquidity by the Federal Reserve during the economic crisis should not have resulted in a difficult situation.
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"It's recognized by everybody that the Swiss franc is still significantly overvalued and poses a difficult situation for Switzerland," he said.
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In true Chrissy Teigen fashion, the Bring the Funny star is finding a way to add levity to a difficult situation.
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"The virus outbreak has put the government into a difficult situation," said Raymond Yeung, chief economist for Greater China at ANZ.
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In Nasir "Naz" Khan (played by the electrifying Riz Ahmed), the series has an instantly intriguing protagonist in a difficult situation.
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"They are in a difficult situation," said Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, which put forward the motion.
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You're talking about human nature and personalities, and it's a difficult situation because those guys got paid a lot of money.
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"That was a difficult situation that to this day I don't quite understand," said Elsa Pavón, who leads the Anahí foundation.
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" Floyd Abrams, a First Amendment scholar and lawyer, said the lawsuit was a "difficult situation for BuzzFeed to be confronted with.
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Instead, threats of long-term consequences can scare teens away from seeking help if they find themselves in a difficult situation.
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Sanders' policy puts the DNC in a difficult situation, and could potentially reignite tensions between the party organization and his campaign.
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But, as an updated 22022 version of the Prius gets ready to roll into U.S. showrooms, Toyota is facing a difficult situation.
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When Mary Jane is forced into a difficult situation with her new co-worker Dani (Victoria Staley), I'm completely on her side.
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Venus retrograde ends, helping you move forward in a difficult situation, and Mercury retrograde begins, finding you rethinking things in your career.
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That's creating a difficult situation for older people who need protection from diseases like Covid-2100 but may already be quite isolated.
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"This is a difficult situation, one with consequences that impact our players, fans and the communities in which we play," Monahan said.
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However, several current and former intelligence officials noted that Maguire is stepping into a difficult situation, particularly due to his acting title.
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Diplomatic resistanceIf your boss just leaves you with a lot of work and no time to respond can be a difficult situation.
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However, getting out of a difficult situation ignores how the problem was created in the first place, and what the consequences have been.
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I felt very worried that we had put ourselves in a difficult situation, so we wanted to get out of there really fast.
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People with serious mental illnesses often don't get the care they need to address these comorbid conditions, making a difficult situation far worse.
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That puts victims in a difficult situation and can mean that their harassment may continue or even worsen once a complaint is made.
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This is taking a difficult situation and finding a way to stay connected with customers, while keeping the business going through difficult times.
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"She's got the proven ability to get the best out of a difficult situation," he said to a group of volunteers in Dover.
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Kirchgasler, who studied Bridge for his dissertation, pointed out that this often ended up putting parents in what could become a difficult situation.
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Recently, Congress decided not to be so generous and is creating a difficult situation for divorcing couples who may be already financially strapped.
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"We are trying to make the best out of a difficult situation," he told reporters before making his maiden budget speech in parliament.
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Academics were upset by the scale of the job losses this would involve, but few denied that the OU was in a difficult situation.
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"I hope there will not be a difficult situation, I hope there will be a coordination and we will find a solution," he said.
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Seeing your ex again, let alone working with them, might be a difficult situation – but not for Jennifer Lopez and ex-husband Marc Anthony.
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"The persistent drought puts agriculture in a difficult situation in various areas," it said, adding its measures would complement steps taken by individual cantons.
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Neither a miner nor Indonesian herself, Tsibizova is also an outsider, but in witnessing their hardships, the photographer sheds light on a difficult situation.
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The scarcity of these materials has anecdotally led to some petty theft and overall led to criminals attempting to profit from a difficult situation.
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Wealthy friends find themselves in a difficult situation when one is blackmailed by a tabloid editor and the other, a lawyer, tries to help.
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"A difficult situation has unraveled against, not only Jews, but other minorities," said Jacque Ergas, 63, who was visiting from Chile with his wife.
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O'Hagan says he inherited a difficult situation in 2014 and implemented many reforms but has not convinced voters that he is serious about tackling corruption.
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It's a difficult situation for McConnell and his GOP colleagues, because evidence suggests that most Americans want the Senate to seriously consider an Obama nominee.
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We spend so much of our days, weeks, and lives at work, that it is easy to take a difficult situation with a colleague personally.
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Nintendo is well within its legal rights to take down ROM sites, but as Cifaldi notes, that puts video game preservationists in a difficult situation.
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Perhaps that person is dealing with a difficult situation in their personal life, or is feeling overwhelmed by deadlines that are piling up at work.
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His father, a Jew in hiding and virulently opposed to the Nazis, tried to comfort the officer, telling him that it was a difficult situation.
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"Everyone acknowledges that it was a difficult situation to come into," said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research who has studied Yahoo for years.
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"I think Nancy Pelosi has done a remarkable job so far in a difficult situation," Mr. Biden told reporters on his campaign bus later Friday.
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Misrepresentation of apartment amenities on rental ads is sadly common, and once you've signed the lease, it's a difficult situation to back out of, said Khirallah.
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This is a difficult situation, because the computer must "proactively adapt if [its] human partner cannot guess," says Ani Kembhavi, a researcher at the Allen Institute.
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"It puts the doctor in a difficult situation and interferes in the process of delivery,"said Dr. Gutemberg Fialho, president of the Medical Union of Brasilia.
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USMEF is still working through the details of how these new tariffs will be administered, but this is a difficult situation we had hoped to avoid.
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As a response to a difficult situation, Tingle's attitude was generally considered so classy — yet in character — that he instantly won fans across the literary community.
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"We are in a difficult situation today, but at the same time, I am not disappointed," Mr. Rouhani said, according to the semiofficial ISNA news agency.
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Several experts on police accountability said Chief Haber had managed a difficult situation well, even with the abrupt shift in the official account of the shooting.
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So Reed, the Mets' closer with Jeurys Familia lost to injury, inherited a difficult situation: the bases loaded and one out in a three-run game.
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This is a perfect chance to share a time when you learned from a difficult situation, made a pivot, and were able to deliver successful results.
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But when I became a CEO, I faced a difficult situation where I learned that not every important move could be coached or arrived at through consensus.
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I'd then ask about a time you had to deliver bad news, as it shows me how you would approach a difficult situation with tact and composure.
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"We know it is a difficult situation, but we are controlling it, and we are hopeful that it will soon pass," President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski said Monday.
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A cousin of mine needed these services, and people were making it so much harder, protesting outside the clinic and making a difficult situation even more difficult.
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Word of the Day noun: assistance in time of difficulty verb: provide help in a difficult situation _________ The word succor has appeared in 31 articles on nytimes.
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"Obviously, it was a difficult situation," said Ms. Werner's oldest son, Steve Werner Jr., a lawyer who watched the service in the parking lot on his cellphone.
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A difficult situation for migrant children in government custody could grow more challenging if the largest provider in the overburdened shelter system were to lose its grants.
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"It's a difficult situation because we have to rely on people who say they are going to do one thing and then maybe they don't," he said.
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After two and a half years on the job, Wray, a low-key former prosecutor and corporate lawyer, has inspired loyalty for handling a difficult situation gracefully.
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The unions said they were in a difficult situation, since any new owner of a company in liquidation could offer new contracts with minimum terms and conditions.
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The inclement weather may have put a damper on the day, but as the sun set, snowed in teachers and kids made the best of a difficult situation.
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RELATED: Chinese moves in South China Sea unsettling to Southeast Asian nations But amid rising tensions in the South China Sea, this puts Australia in a difficult situation.
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The allegations have created a difficult situation for Macri, whose calls for transparency and promise to clean up Kirchner's corruption have come under scrutiny with the Panama Papers.
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The difficult part is about making all the ropes a different tension, or being fast enough so that you can get out of a difficult situation quite quickly.
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Trump's talk of a "difficult situation" was a reference to Sisi's ongoing, and largely failed, attempt to beat back a violent ISIS-affiliated insurgency in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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"Never before has such a difficult situation lasted so long," AGPB Chairman Philippe Pinta told reporters, adding that 40 percent of French grain growers had lost money last year.
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We re proud of how our team members responded and thankful that we have the kind of customers that are willing to lend a hand in a difficult situation.
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Photo: GettyWhile the tension between state and federal laws has created a difficult situation for cannabis users, there's another factor that is complicating the changing attitude towards weed: hospitals.
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Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe Giudice are making the best of a difficult situation – but that doesn't mean things are easy for Real Housewives of New Jersey star.
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"This imbalance is mainly the result of a history that has placed our state in a difficult situation and forced it to negotiate in a weak position," he said.
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When kettle logic is deployed by those with little power (the man who damaged the kettle in Freud's joke), it's a tactic to weasel out of a difficult situation.
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We've seen now how they mimic President Trump and so what could already be a difficult situation in other countries becomes even more difficult for the press to operate.
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"This makes for a difficult situation for the ECB, as robust growth and weak price pressures bring about diverging expectations of policy," said Bert Colijn, senior economist at ING.
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In summary, the analysts added, "The management team is doing everything right, but faces a difficult situation with a mature core product offering and intense competition from online retail."
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Guterres said he had accepted the nomination of Vaconcelos as he had the approval of all the AMP parties and would not "bring the government into a difficult situation".
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Everyone has someone at work and/or outside work who is on their team, rooting for them, and ready to help them get the best from a difficult situation.
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"The media know the children are in a difficult situation, they have overcome peril and if you ask risky questions then it could break the law," he told reporters.
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Sanders and her communications team is widely perceived as having been placed in a difficult situation by other, more senior figures, including chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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So, you have your lower-middle class living in a difficult situation, and you blame your neighbor, you blame another country, and you recreate the fundamentals for conflicts, tensions.
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Similarly, the Federal Reserve's often maligned program of quantitative easing (the buying of debt securities to keep interest rates low and encourage borrowing) made a difficult situation better, not worse.
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"These developments leave the company in a difficult situation," Holmes wrote, noting that an inability to secure further financing may result in Theranos defaulting on its credit agreement with Fortress.
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I was the one who "released" the school from sponsorship because of the general atmosphere of fear, and I didn't want to embroil my alma mater into a difficult situation.
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So we're in a difficult situation now, where on the one hand we're running out of antibiotics, and the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria is a huge public health threat.
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Especially after the end of the Cold War, the North Koreans fell into a difficult situation and could not get enough help from China, so they determined to help themselves.
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It is a difficult situation, but the members of the Fourth Universalist, who met Ms. Hernandez at the March 20133 service, said they were excited about being asked for help.
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"Although we acknowledge that Comey faced a difficult situation with unattractive choices, in proceeding as he did, we concluded that Comey made a serious error of judgment," the report said.
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If the spread between Italian and German bond yields rises and nobody intervenes then banks could be put in a difficult situation, European Affairs Minister Paolo Savona said on Thursday.
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The combination of lower revenues as a result of lower energy prices and increased fiscal expenditures to meet U.S. and NATO challenges has put Putin's Russia in a difficult situation.
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"Both Bolton and Pompeo are clearly trying to make the best of a difficult situation for them given Trump's surprise decision around withdrawing troops from Syria," he told CNBC on Tuesday.
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And I'm not a geopolitical expert so but I would imagine it's a difficult situation because it puts China in a difficult position to either have that continue or to intervene.
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Because this has placed Russia in quite a difficult situation with the rest of the Western world and we're living in a time you could say of growing isolation of Russia.
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Aeroflot, which has promised to buy a further 219 Superjets on top of the 103 it has already, is in a difficult situation because of the project's political importance for Russia.
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But an address by Mr. Zuma would leave some A.N.C. lawmakers in a difficult situation — whether to visibly support him, adopt a critical pose, remain neutral or even boycott the address.
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Shipping unions also warned that the decisions by Malta and Italy to refuse migrants the right to land on their shores puts the crews of other ships in a difficult situation.
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It may be politically expedient for the left or the right, or in this case both, to pillory a devoted public servant simply for doing his job in a difficult situation.
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Op-Docs Our objective in making this film was something of a psychology experiment: We sought to capture people facing a difficult situation, to make a portrait of humans in doubt.
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Therapist memes got a lot of play on Twitter in July, usually formatted as a dialogue with the therapist, who asks "what do we do" to deal with a difficult situation.
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Scott Green of the NFL Referees Association said on-field officials think the league office is putting them in a difficult situation and would prefer the celebration issues be handled with fines.
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Use the search box to zoom in to any location, and refresh the page to get an updated map: State officials urge eclipse watchers not to make a difficult situation even worse.
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"Naturally not everybody is happy but everybody understands that the sport is in a difficult situation where hard decisions are necessary for our future," the IWF's director general Attila Adamfi told Reuters.
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Attachments made not because the device achieved a perfect 5-star rating on Amazon, but because those ten-year-old Sennheiser HD 650's offered him an escape from a difficult situation.
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Top business lobby NHO has previously said banks are tightening their credit practice, worsening a difficult situation for small and medium sized businesses, but Storset said his bank had not made cuts.
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Engle told the mayor that GM faced a difficult situation in South Korea and was looking for a restructuring plan, but did not mention a withdrawal, a city official said on Thursday.
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It could also worsen the overall security situation by encouraging retaliation against the United States in revenge for the deaths of Iraqi service members and put the Iraqis in a difficult situation.
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"A few years from now, after all of this is resolved, some of Barr's critics might conclude that his approach was a reasonable way to navigate through a difficult situation," he said.
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Mr. Trudeau and his cabinet have offered little information publicly about their negotiations with Indigenous leaders or their plans, and the prime minister is in what appears to be a difficult situation.
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ROME (Reuters) - If the spread between Italian and German bond yields rises and nobody intervenes then banks could be put in a difficult situation, European Affairs Minister Paolo Savona said on Thursday.
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I see her faced with a difficult situation or upset by something and she's so brilliant at letting things go, picking her battles, and seeing the best in a person or a problem.
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In the letter, Moulton's group told Pelosi that Democrats find themselves in a "difficult situation" and that more time is needed for an "extensive conversation" between the rank-and-file and party leadership.
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The daunting backlog threatens to swamp Rajoy's incoming government at the outset, making a difficult situation even worse for a leader who can do very little without the consent of a hostile parliament.
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United Technologies CEO Greg Hayes told CNBC Monday that despite already experiencing a difficult situation with the new administration, President Donald Trump stands out from his predecessors because he listens to the company.
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The UAE would show restraint after the sabotage attacks, a senior official said on Wednesday, and was committed to de-escalating tensions during a "difficult situation" caused by Iranian behavior in the region.
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On Thursday, many of his colleagues — including Ms. Ocasio-Cortez — came to his defense, saying he handled a difficult situation well by preventing an important and historic hearing from going off the rails.
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"It was amazing that the kindness of strangers, who noticed our dilemma, was able to turn around a difficult situation," the newlyweds -- now on their honeymoon in an undisclosed location -- said in a statement.
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But hospital staff told them repeatedly that they just didn't recognize him because of his facial injuries and because they were struggling to come to terms with a difficult situation, according to the suit.
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Clearly — whether or not these Thompson videos truly mean what fans think that they do — the onslaught of rumors is a difficult situation for anyone who just had a baby to deal with it.
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Enbridge faces a difficult situation because tribes have authority over their own lands and cannot be forced to allow pipelines to operate, said James Freeman, a partner with law firm Zabel Freeman in Houston.
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Mr. Murphy has been facing a difficult situation since last week, when the Legislature sent him a $38.7 billion budget that did not contain one of his top priorities: a tax on the wealthy.
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It puts us in a difficult situation: Why should the government loudly proclaim that the taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for his lawyer but then not do anything to actually cause that to happen?
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"The luxury goods companies are left in a difficult situation as they have invested heavily in sizeable and expensive retail networks in Hong Kong," said Anthea Arff-Pettersen, analyst, European & UK equities, at Schroder Investment.
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But he expressed exasperation over the portrayal of Southwest Key and its executives as greedy and opportunistic, saying the non-profit is stepping into a difficult situation as it guards the welfare of the children.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The head coach of the South Korean women's ice hockey team says her squad was put in a difficult situation having to incorporate North Korean players just weeks before the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
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It was a gamble to announce his arrival in England in such a grandiose fashion and, had results not gone his way in the early days, it could have left him in a difficult situation.
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"They are two brave Canadians who are facing a difficult situation through no fault of their own and they are conducting themselves with incredible grace and tenacity," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters in Calgary.
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In December 2005, the daughter of the Swedish host family went to stay with Curcio after her mother arranged the visit to help the 17-year-old get away from a difficult situation at home.
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His whole thing was the tenets of being a Jedi or dealing with a difficult situation is that you have to fully accept something and then you have to decide how you feel about it.
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And that leaves a swath of the right in a difficult situation: support the building of a border wall that will require massive government intrusion into private property, or defy the president and his base.
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It's a difficult situation, and it only gets worse when you factor in games that feature microtransactions targeted at whales or other big spenders in order cover for all of the true free-to-play gamer.
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If your manager is aware of a difficult situation in your personal life, or if you've just dealt with a particularly challenging work scenario, an inquiry about your well-being makes total sense from your supervisor.
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Fractious relations between Merkel's potential coalition partners puts the chancellor in a difficult situation but there is little choice given that her main opposition party, the Social Democratic Party, has chosen to not enter a coalition.
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Replays showed that Ramsey had not punched back at Green, and the N.F.L. is in a difficult situation in which a player seems to be owed an apology even though his team held on to win.
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" "Some say we need to help (billionaire Roman) Abramovich and other Russian businessmen who have ended up in a difficult situation… I wouldn't want to speak right now about those people who have broken various laws.
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BERLIN, May 30 (Reuters) - Global demand for passenger travel in April rose 4.6 percent, growing faster than demand for air freight, which is still in a difficult situation, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in Monday.
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"The European steel sector is in a difficult situation," Ursula Gather, chairperson of the foundation that with a 23 percent stake is seen as a custodian of the industrial group's tradition, told the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (WAZ).
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"Trump is putting congressional Republicans in a difficult situation because he's demanding things that are going to be very hard for them to deliver," said Darrell West, director of governance studies at the left-leaning Brookings Institution.
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Over the holiday weekend, hotel business held up despite the cautions against swimming, but "some of our partners, small businesses, are in a difficult situation because they depend specifically on the activities on the water," said Segarra.
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Some of Swatch Group's rivals which built up their own movement production facilities, have said it would put them in a difficult situation if Swatch was allowed to once again deliver more movements than was agreed in 2013.
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"I do think it puts people in a difficult situation, because obviously, on the one hand, you want to speak out strongly on issues of privacy, on issues of antitrust, on issues of tax [compliance]," said Democratic Rep.
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He criticized the raids as unnecessary, but says he can understand that cities are placed in a difficult situation when businesses sell an illegal substance, adding that his office has received complaints about the dispensary next to it.
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The bottom lineIf your child is going through a difficult situation or if there is an important value you want to instill in him or her, I highly recommend using a Slumberkins bundle as a powerful parenting tool.
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It was the same day the cryptocurrency's value came crashing down, and the volume of activity on the site slowed performance — a difficult situation for a business that hinges on the moment-to-moment shifts of an active currency market.
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"On one hand, Uber's many missteps and public debacles over the past year and a half puts the company in a difficult situation to come across as being credible," said Raj Rajkumar, head of the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.
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"The majority sentiment in the Senate is that market expectations regarding the economy are improving significantly and that the return of the suspended president would put the country in a difficult situation again," ARKO said in its monthly analysis for clients.
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Here are the three traits that Nadella looks for in a leader: In times of crisis or chaos, the people who are often looked up to, are those who are able to offer clarity and help ease a difficult situation.
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You write that when it comes to some form of abuse from black men, black women are often placed in a difficult situation––wanting to protect themselves while still remaining loyal to black men, who are unfairly targeted by the law.
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Officer Edouard opted to have a judge, not a jury, decide the case, and Justice Alan D. Marrus of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn said on Friday that Officer Edouard had "let down" his fellow officers in a difficult situation.
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She has not reached out to us (most likely she feels we should have opened the adoption and agreed to her wishes), but more important — and potentially more harmful — she placed our son in the middle of a difficult situation.
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One clue comes from research showing that when people felt in control of a difficult situation — whether they were actually right about being in control or not — they were less impaired by stress than those who felt out of control.
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"We have a strong combination of Brexit and coronavirus uncertainty that creates a difficult situation for the UK in comparison to the rest of the world," Christophe Donay, head of asset allocation and macro research at Pictet, told a media call.
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Mr. Schulz refused to commit to anything more than exploratory discussions with Ms. Merkel, scheduled for Thursday, pointing out that his party was "in a difficult situation" and that "nobody can say what the result" of the initial discussions would be.
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"The media know that the children are in a difficult situation, they have overcome peril and if you ask risky questions then it could break the law," Tawatchai Thaikaew, deputy permanent secretary at the Justice Ministry, told reporters on Wednesday.
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In the middle of this story about people treating one another badly, with a lot of profanity and dicey situations, Michael Shannon approaches the front of the stage and starts talking about how grace showed up in a difficult situation.
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"While it's admirable to consider delaying saving for yourself to help your children, I tell my clients that it's imperative to balance the desire to help with the knowledge that under-funding retirement may create a difficult situation down the road," Pearson says.
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Kiki, now settled in the East Village after a youth that took her to Turkey and other far-off places — and loves — around the world, admires her niece's spirit but worries that motherhood to four-year-old Oliver might complicate a difficult situation.
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As public demand for retribution mounts, the tough-talking Modi, who as an opposition leader would mock his predecessor for being soft on Pakistan and China, finds himself in a difficult situation as his options look woefully limited against a nuclear-armed neighbor.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash has said Abu Dhabi would show restraint after the attack and that it was committed to de-escalation during what he described as a "difficult situation" caused by Iranian behavior in the region.
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"Tillerson has been in a difficult situation that he has made worse by the way he has conducted himself in office," said Derek Chollet, a former senior defense and foreign policy official in the Obama administration now with the German Marshall Fund.
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"It puts particularly the Europeans in a difficult situation: They want to keep the deal alive, but they can't force their companies to do business with Iran," says Emma Ashford, an expert on America's Middle East policy at the libertarian Cato Institute.
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And the world has changed; Kattegat has changed, his sons are grown up, his sons in some senses have grown away from him, so it's a difficult situation for him, especially as he's trying to recruit people into an army to attack Wessex.
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And the Celtics, led by their undersized, hard-to-defend point guard, Isaiah Thomas, seemed to have the Knicks' defense scrambling for much of the afternoon, a difficult situation for any team, let alone one with the sixth-worst ranking in the league.
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DUBAI, May 15 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates will show restraint after attacks on Saudi oil tankers off its coast and is committed to de-escalation during a "difficult situation" caused by Iranian behavior in the region, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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Still, the revelation that the calls of the new White House national security adviser were investigated creates a difficult situation for law enforcement and the intelligence community, which has been at odds with the new Trump administration over its handling of the Russian hackings.
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ING economist Bert Colijn said in a note that the decline in euro zone inflation did provide a "reality check", with April driven higher by the late timing of Easter, although the ECB still faced a difficult situation with robust growth and weak price pressures.
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"Both shippers and buyers are in a difficult situation as it will be tough to sell a cargo rejected by Vietnam because it is contaminated by the beetles to a third country," said a Vietnamese trader at a foreign firm in Ho Chi Minh City.
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The rhetoric and threats from both provinces has often been intemperate, and the dispute has put Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a difficult situation, forced to choose sides in an argument that boils down to the economy on one hand and the environment on the other.
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The en banc majority, by contrast, reflects a philosophy that unlawful immigrant minors have a right to immediate abortion on demand, not to be interfered with even by Government efforts to help minors navigate what is undeniably a difficult situation by expeditiously transferring them to their sponsors.
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Stanton said afterward that it had been nice to see his former teammates, the ones who are left, anyway, and said that if they played well and reach free agency, they too could find a way out of a difficult situation, much the way he did.
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To learn more, read this description of the film by the filmmakers, Maximilien Van Aertryck and Axel Danielson: Our objective in making this film was something of a psychology experiment: We sought to capture people facing a difficult situation, to make a portrait of humans in doubt.
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"We're going to work very hard with the company to do everything we can, but it is a difficult situation, there can be no guarantees of success because of the problems that the steel industry faces worldwide," Cameron said after chairing an emergency meeting on the crisis on Thursday.
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A majority of Americans have less than $25,20 in savings and more than 215% of U.S. adults say they'd be in a difficult situation if their paycheck was delayed by a week, according to a survey of over 2400,25 adults conducted by the American Payroll Association released in September.
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"The closing of a sale transaction to Apollo would accomplish the objective of Cravath's director and officer clients — extracting them from a difficult situation without raising the ire of stockholder activists — and it would serve the interests of powerful repeat players, JP Morgan and Apollo," the complaint claimed.
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It should be said that Sisu inherited a difficult situation in 2007, with Coventry close to administration and in around £40m of debt, but that only throws up further questions about their suitability to own a club which, even at the time, looked like a labour of love.
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Susan Chamberlin, a retired Salt Lake County worker who said she was undecided about her vote in the state's primary next month, suggested that Mr. Bloomberg had made the best of a difficult situation — by not fighting back more forcefully, not protesting too much as his record was flamed.
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"Though it's but a snapshot of some of the work your officers are doing daily, we still wanted to take a moment to thank Officer Johns for not just fairly enforcing the law, but also showing empathy to an innocent child put in a difficult situation," police said in their post.
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But her much-praised Grammys speech suddenly put her in a difficult situation, because the speech had sure made it sound like her big issue with Kanye was that he was taking credit for her fame — and now it was clear that she'd given him her blessing to do so.
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Hospitals Deny Patients Organ Transplants for Smoking WeedWhile the tension between state and federal laws has created a difficult situation for cannabis…Read more ReadPublished today in the journal Nature Medicine, the study finds that cannabis did not have an evident beneficial effect on the cognitive abilities of young mice (2-months-old).
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE of New Jersey slammed the president for making a difficult situation worse, especially for the women who have accused Epstein of victimizing them (Reuters).
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But if the data fed into the system was inaccurate — which investigators are looking into — it could have theoretically caused the plane to pitch forward, presenting even the most experienced pilots with a difficult situation, said Peter Marosszeky, a longtime aircraft engineer and former senior executive at Qantas, the Australian air carrier.
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I am accustomed to seeing in the Mets a reflection of a familiar sort of hopelessness; I tend to see their seasons as a struggle to extract some dignity and beauty and fun from a difficult situation, and the wins are brighter to me than the losses are dark, because each one of them is a small, successful recuperation.
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While Trump last praised al-Sisi for doing "a fantastic job in a difficult situation," the country now is more dangerous than ever before in its recent history for those peacefully working to make it better, while the authorities are bracing to pass constitutional amendments that will strengthen impunity for human rights violations and allow President Sisi to stay in power until 2034.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: And, you know, so there's an aggressive ask by the EU, and there's a difficult situation for the UK. And my sense is this is such a complicated deal, so many things are touched that getting this done in a two-year period is -- is like really -- MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: What you do in the UK relevant to Brexit or not?
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" In his letter, Mr. Tusk, a former Polish prime minister who is the president of the European Council, made up of the national leaders, wrote of "worrying declarations" from the Trump team, adding: "Particularly the change in Washington puts the European Union in a difficult situation, with the new administration seeming to put into question the last 70 years of American foreign policy.
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FABER: AND AS SOMEBODY WHO TOOK OVER A DIFFICULT SITUATION, AGAIN, SOMETHING THAT I SPENT A LOT OF TIME REPORTING ON WHEN THE CHANGES TOOK PLACE AND YOU TOOK OVER FOR MR. DAUMAN AND MR. DOOLEY AND THE BOARD CLANGED, DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE FOR JOE IANNIELLO WHO IS NOW STEPPING INTO AN EQUALLY IF NOT MORE DIFFICULT SITUATION AT CBS?
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But director Lisa Cholodenko and the script by Susannah Grant, Michael Chabon, and Ayelet Waldman stay so focused on Marie's emotional state — including the point when she decides to just shut off her emotions and get through a difficult situation by telling the police what they want to hear — that you never once doubt her, no matter how scant the evidence is to support her account.
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"What it's like to lay in a prison bunk, listening to another woman who you know is dealing with a difficult situation with her children, who is inconsolable at 3 o'clock in the morning; to hear a mother, desperate, trying to parent from a pay phone — that is something you never forget," James, who was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison after being convicted of misusing funds as a real estate attorney in 20203, told Refinery29.
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"I think one of the best things for surviving not only in the jungle but also in everyday life is just, in the morning, choosing your attitude," he tells CNBC Make It. "So often, I've woken up and you're cold, you're beaten up, and you're thirsty, and you're hungry, and you're tired and you don't feel like attacking the rest of that mountain or that jungle," Grylls says, adding that it takes "total commitment" to move forward in a difficult situation.
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I mean, I think we're in a difficult situation at the moment, obviously there are elections coming in Europe, in France, in Germany and Holland, which are critical, and it's a very difficult time for Europe, where it's very critical for all of us, that Europe succeeds, that the Eurozone succeeds, 45% of our exports go there, it's 500 million people, it's critical that that is successful and that we, you know, as many have said, remain partners, allies of Europe and trade closely with them.
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"The vibe I'm getting is that people are becoming a bit more miserable, you can see that in the pushback against austerity…so the bank could be put in quite a difficult situation where inflation remains high but actually the real economy is quite sluggish going forward so I think it's actually much more nuanced in terms of where they're going to go," posited Bew, explaining why he also believes current market prices may be overstating the likelihood of a near-term interest rate rise.
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A year ago, the Afghan entrepreneur represented a four-strong girl's Robotics team from Afghanistan to present a robot prototype for a competition held in Washington DC. Mahboob, who lives in New York and was the first woman CEO of a tech company in Afghanistan, found herself in a difficult situation when the girls were denied a visa to the US. President Donald Trump had just signed his "Muslim Ban" executive order, which barred people from seven Muslim-majority countries, including Afghanistan, from entering the US. When she saw that the ban had prevented the girl's' participation to the competition, Sarah Porter, founder of Inspired Minds, a tech and science strategy group focused on building communities around emerging technology, felt she had to intervene.
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