But gaining that right is an arduous process, said Manthana.
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These books posit hormonal change as both arduous and interesting.
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My trauma expedition has been long, arduous, painful, and expensive.
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The other arduous problem Flowspace solves is the software integration.
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"This has been arduous, to say the least," said Kelli.
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The battle to vanquish malaria remains extremely long and arduous.
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Before that movie, Lawrence's makeup process was even more arduous.
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My commute is very long, but it's not especially arduous.
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But not every task has to be an arduous one.
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She documented the arduous process of taking off her jewelry.
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Members of the tribe are still making the arduous journey.
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Their arduous journeys to Rio may ignite your Olympic spirit.
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They have endured substantial hardships making the arduous trek north.
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Extracting stone from walls of rock was an arduous task.
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Most entrepreneurs complain about how arduous the fundraising process is.
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I think it's going to be a long, arduous process.
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Because of this arduous journey, Hill takes nothing for granted.
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"The process of calling funds can be arduous," Roberts says.
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It's a long, arduous process, and there are rarely shortcuts.
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"This is a long, arduous season," Manager Aaron Boone said.
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Arduous road trips can be eased with careful preseason planning.
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Establishing — or undermining — credibility puts women through arduous legal procedures.
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Mr. Davy began his arduous journey back to the capital.
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The hours were unpredictable, with long drives and arduous shifts.
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It's an arduous process requiring a fine attention to detail.
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Under most circumstances, obtaining a United States visa is arduous.
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And so, the dog, Bella, must make an arduous trek.
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Or at least less arduous than other forms of exercise.
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But again, the application process was pretty … not arduous, but extensive.
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Applicants face an arduous process before they can get their permits.
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That ubiquity has made the process of releasing patches understandably arduous.
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With her lawsuit, she believes she's in for an arduous battle.
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Pursuing compensation with an airline is a long and arduous process.
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It's arduous, and it can be stressful if everything is dirty.
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Activist work is arduous and it needs joy to sustain itself.
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How arduous was the process of getting all of that right?
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"income-generating experience," which, it turns out, after an arduous and
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The process of being more inclusive has been slow and arduous.
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Death-penalty cases are arduous for prosecutors and defense attorneys alike.
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Whoever is nominated is expected to face an arduous confirmation process.
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It is a community-supporting activity that is arduous and dangerous.
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Its fate is the prize at the end of arduous negotiations.
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Drug trials for Alzheimer's disease are often a particularly arduous commitment.
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Will Messi find the idea of another arduous qualifying campaign appealing?
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Fifteen women have graduated from its arduous Ranger school, including Capt.
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He would be the capstone of the Sixers' long, arduous rebuild.
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Critic's Notebook His journey back has been morally and medically arduous.
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The process is long and arduous, as well it should be.
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But translating these insights into medical advances is an arduous process.
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Rodel told CNN the process has been long, arduous and depressing.
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Obviously, changing habits can be arduous, and the process takes time.
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The process to become a saint can be long and arduous.
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The end of year stretch is a long and arduous one.
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LONDON — Renting in London has long been an arduous and expensive affair.
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While both "exhausted," it's clear that the arduous trip was worth it.
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Navigating the paperwork is arduous at best, and corruption is a hazard.
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But an arduous trip for just one voter is not so common.
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Preparing and finishing a 3D printed object can be an arduous process.
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As a video of that length would imply, it does get arduous.
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It was a long and arduous process, with numerous knock-on effects.
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On Tuesday, the arduous search for survivors continued in flood-hit areas.
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Getting a vaccine to market has historically been an arduous, multiyear process.
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But the road ahead for his presidential campaign remains arduous and uphill.
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Hopefully, it will close a convoluted and arduous chapter in US history.
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The job that awaits him, starting on August 7th, will be arduous.
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They do not need to re-write existing regulations, an arduous task.
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It's the most arduous physical and mental testing you could ever imagine.
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But on the flip side, it can be kind of arduous, too.
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I always found using my smartphone as a phone to be arduous.
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Buying a latrine in rural Cambodia has historically been an arduous endeavor.
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That would be arduous to manage, creating more work, rather than less.
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"My trauma expedition has been long, arduous, painful, and expensive," she said.
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Beyond the work's arduous nature, the men also face radiation exposure risks.
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" Liberal Ruth Bader Ginsburg called the process "very arduous and very expensive.
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The path to these golds, however, was arduous and ripe with controversy.
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Homeless, hungry, hopeless The journey itself to Bangladesh, refugees say, is arduous.
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But it underscores the challenges they still face after their arduous trek.
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The 22-minute hike was trying at points, but not too arduous.
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Perhaps worse, the arduous trek for clean water can also be dangerous.
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It is an arduous regime, and Major-General Tellefsen suffers, falling behind.
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The road ahead for defense appropriations for 2020 is long and arduous.
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It is an arduous and thankless exercise, not unlike faith in God.
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Once gunshot victims leave the hospital, they often face an arduous recovery.
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Actually planning to hang out with people can be an arduous task.
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Even with full-face masks, the journey would be dangerous and arduous.
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He drew sympathetic laughs when he recounted arduous road trips to Canisius.
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There was no prize for finally fulfilling this arduous task, no celebration.
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But there was no doubt they faced an arduous task, friends say.
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But on a course that presents an arduous test, Woods had answers.
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Conte's sessions can be long and arduous, concentrating on shape and movement.
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Despite his experience, Mr. Rivkin faces an arduous task at the association.
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They have left behind families and friends; the journeys have been arduous.
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Her faltering voice was the result of arduous travel and relentless campaigning.
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The diagnosis was grave, the treatment arduous and life-threatening in itself.
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Helicopters were now widespread, obviating the need for arduous and dangerous ascents.
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Once you get through that long, arduous process, the bill comes due.
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As the first, Dr. Dardik found the testing arduous but did well.
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She was too young to remember the arduous journey to Illinois, she said.
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Locating and quarantining potentially at-risk students and staff is an arduous task.
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Namely, that it doesn't need to be as arduous as it currently is.
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"It has been a very long and arduous red tape road," he said.
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These efforts, though seemingly arduous and insensitive, can clearly have a big payoff.
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Taking them on if the population is falling will be more arduous yet.
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But it has faced an arduous integration process after inheriting losses at Nidera.
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After a bit of not-very-arduous sleuthing, I found his Facebook profile.
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Recovering from an eating disorder is an arduous journey all on its own.
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Treating multi-drug resistant TB is even longer, involves injections and is arduous.
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And Mars says that the process of creating it was an arduous one.
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Roads are mostly mud in the tropical country; journeys are arduous and expensive.
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Such action should also include reforms to our outdated, arduous mine permitting process.
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Managing a truly developmental justice system, they argue, would just be too arduous.
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It was all arduous, which Pretor-Pinney seemed to find a little embarrassing.
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There is another much less arduous way of securing the best deals, though.
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"Doctrinal reform is arduous, often-Sisyphean work," Willett observed in last month's concurrence.
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As we take on this expensive and arduous task there will be failures.
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The expensive, arduous process has made exchanges like Kraken leave New York City.
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Luckily, CultureFly has a sweet remedy to help pad out the arduous wait.
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It was a long and arduous process involving lawyers, petitioners, letters of recommendation.
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The first steak was tasty and easy; the second was arduous but manageable.
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The three-game series with the Yankees gave Russell Martin an arduous workout.
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If its bill passes, there's then the arduous work of reconciling the two.
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Perez's level of recovery is rare, and it was a long, arduous process.
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These animals make long, arduous journeys across the most rugged of Western landscapes.
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"The Lost City of Z," Gray's previous movie, had been an arduous production.
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For me, gaining weight was more emotionally arduous than I would have thought.
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Dr. Cappello needed a mastectomy and an arduous course of chemotherapy and radiation.
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"I need it," a drenched Tucker said Wednesday following an arduous pregame workout.
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Infibulation makes urination, menstruation and sex arduous, and increases risks of pregnancy complications.
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But the Paris deal was just the start of a long, arduous process.
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But U2 remains determined to address the present, a much more arduous choice.
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"Thanks to those arduous efforts, the situation is witnessing positive changes," Xi said.
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A completed regulation must go through the same arduous process to be reversed.
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He said the application process was arduous, but he planned to apply again.
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Travel into the city proper, though, can be arduous, even on public transportation.
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Me coming back to television in that fashion felt like the arduous task.
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Gaining approval for a capital plan can be a long and arduous process.
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It is an arduous, exhausting journey for those who have already lost everything.
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Board of Education case began its arduous journey in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Is it upon me to continue my arduous pursuit of your unreasonable approval?
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The most arduous part still remains: selling the deal to a divided Congress.
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Applying for and receiving a family-based visa is an arduous, painstaking process.
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This arduous project was in celebration of the 450th anniversary of Monteverdi's birth.
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But to be honest, I have atrocious handwriting, and deciphering it is arduous.
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Not one of our 14 guests knew there had been no arduous grating.
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The fact that building a PC is an arduous process builds a community.
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"Let me be clear - our view is we should and need to pay for performance," Blackwell said, adding of the bank's senior leadership team that "not many people would do the arduous hours and arduous tasks they do for free".
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Migrants from African countries regularly fly to Brazil before making the arduous journey north.
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We lie flat, stiff, face down, on arduous, uninviting surfaces, say, an escalator's steps.
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Successfully integrating startups with corporations, however, is arduous owing to differing mindsets and vernaculars.
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Joining a big company when you are a comparatively small company can be arduous.
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The integration process has been arduous, partly due to the losses discovered at Nidera.
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Therefore, guilty or innocent, the road to justice under PMLA is long and arduous.
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On Monday, workers began the long and arduous task of clearing the museum's interior.
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Perhaps the nutrients were leached out of it by its long and arduous gestation.
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The work is arduous and poorly paid, with delivery companies competing fiercely on cost.
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Delaying tactics were routinely put in place to make filling vacancies an arduous endeavor.
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THE men's tennis season is one of the most arduous slogs in professional sports.
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For some, getting to parliament on that opening day had involved an arduous trek.
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That's a staggeringly arduous task, and we're not really on track to do it.
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It takes a whole day of arduous SUV driving to reach the Afar region.
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The victory marks the beginning of a long, arduous road to rebuilding the metropolis.
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But when they were ready, Kalinsky agreed to counsel them through the arduous process.
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Prompted by worries about racial profiling it has made street stops an arduous process.
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Fasting for an entire month is arduous, and I wasn't always the keenest participant.
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The Black–ish actress recently went through the arduous process of applying to colleges.
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Devout Christians, the parents say their faith has sustained them during this arduous journey.
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This could be an arduous process for Bayer that could take months or longer.
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But, considering this queer character's arduous journey to acceptance, it is also quite apt.
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That prompted the NDRC to call for "arduous efforts" to make up lost ground.
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Both of these two Goliaths will be arduous and extremely expensive endeavors for Colombia.
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Altering the Constitution, which is rarely attempted, would be arduous, certainly, but not impossible.
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It bears repeating that both the Democratic resolution and Coffman's bill face arduous futures.
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Canavan believes that the delay in her treatment made her recovery long and arduous.
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Claudia described an arduous journey after leaving her daughter behind in Guatemala in 2003.
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"The Iditarod is a long, arduous, impressive, chaotic, bucolic, and bewildering race," Gillett said.
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And suspending or repealing the law is crucial to the arduous rebuilding process ahead.
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But even with two working in the weeds, the search was long and arduous.
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With one lengthy process complete, another, this one more arduous, is set to begin.
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You watch them not for bravura combinations of arduous steps but for unvarnished truthfulness.
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Years later, his brother joins him after an arduous baseball journey finally leads somewhere.
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He is now in his early 266s and too old for such arduous labor.
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In this tournament, Stephens's road has been slightly less arduous but no less satisfying.
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Final Senate passage of the bill marks the culmination of years of arduous negotiations.
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In part, this is due to the long and arduous process of vaccine development.
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The most emotionally arduous scenes, he barely runs at all, which can unsettle actors.
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How to help the victims of the California mudslides The cleanup effort is arduous.
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Getting there required an arduous journey and there was little infrastructure once one arrived.
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It has been an arduous, yet significant, if quiet, bipartisan success story of 2018.
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A permanent move to Italy, however, entails an arduous immigration process, Ms. Richardson noted.
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In the meantime, the arduous, time-consuming replacement process is starting to kick into gear.
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Still, saving for the down payment was arduous — "Yes, it was very hard," he said.
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From here they will embark on an arduous journey of more than 7003,2700km (22009 miles).
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The company's Canadian exploits are a reminder of just how arduous new mines can be.
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The question now is whether others will follow the same arduous route to a reckoning.
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While that process was a bit arduous and expensive, there was a magic to it.
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SA, inked a settlement deal with the government on Wednesday after weeks of arduous negotiations.
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However, if you're making bloody marys at home, the process of pureeing everything is arduous.
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Most marketplace companies need to undergo the arduous, expensive process of attracting vendors and customers.
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And the already arduous process of restoring power seems hobbled by years of system neglect.
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Thus began a long and arduous investigation into how the Sega Genesis made its sounds.
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Vymorozka is arduous and tedious; workers endure temperatures as low as -50 Celsius (-58 Fahrenheit).
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Tough regulations and an arduous approval process are killing much-needed proposed projects, LeFrak said.
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And finding her and her yeast was the result of a long, arduous selection process.
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The process to gain a listing however, was long and arduous, Gorenstein told VICE Money.
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Preserving what's meaningful and deleting what isn't will be an arduous project for another day.
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However, sometimes the arduous trip from a village deep in the mountains was in vain.
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Authorities expect the battle to end in the coming days, though the advance remains arduous.
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"This is the very, very first step in such a long, arduous process," Palin said.
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This has been the longest, hardest, and most arduous 10 months of my entire life.
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However, due to his family's dire financial straits, Mr. Santiago agreed to those arduous terms.
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Her work contains a haunting yet sophisticated air, despite such arduous and involved developing processes.
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First, the "Mad Money" host reviewed Snap's short, yet arduous history as a public company.
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The chief of staff role, in particular, is an arduous one in the Trump era.
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At the time, GUYA was focussed on the arduous work of fighting individual deportation orders.
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On Wednesday, trains were running on a limited Saturday schedule, creating arduous delays for commuters.
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As the technology currently stands, it is extremely arduous and expensive to print a gun.
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Throughout this arduous process, Nirider looks worn down, and yet she never loses her pluck.
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I made the arduous journey to the Blaze Pizza in lower Staten Island, New York.
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The previous process for setting up auto-pay, De La Cruz said, was incredibly arduous.
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That's made finding the source of a food-borne illness outbreak arduous and time consuming.
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Each death sentence comes with an arduous, time-consuming appeals process that can last decades.
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Getting a passport may seem like an arduous task, but in fact, it's quite straightforward.
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After an arduous climb, Joslin once spent a night 190 feet up a giant sequoia.
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A hung parliament typically makes passing legislation an arduous process for the party in government.
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But it has very different effects on democracy than the arduous effort of cultivating parties.
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Finding the perfect swimsuit is an arduous task that has literally plagued women for generations.
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The process was slow and arduous even with three of us working on the pick.
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In return, the other person, who had a less arduous task, also appeared more focused.
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"Bringing the banking sector under control will be long-term, arduous, and complex," it said.
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The arduous task for these scientists is to create a rhino population from those samples.
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Exhausted after an arduous trial, Lloyd Zimmerman was in no mood to fulfill special requests.
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Obtaining a visa to visit the United States can be a long and arduous process.
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He was given the arduous task of massaging the fibrous leaves into a tender salad.
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Their trainers hope rest can help overcome a talent gap at the Belmont's arduous distance.
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Asked why they had made the arduous day trip, one teacher began a history lesson.
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More than a dozen women have graduated from the Army's arduous Ranger school, including Capt.
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Incorporating his typically arduous, slow-paced style, Mr. Wang doesn't make things easy for viewers.
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While law enforcement agencies have cracked cases by tracking Bitcoin transactions, the process is arduous.
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Under FDA's rules, manufacturers must go through arduous, expensive, and unnecessary pre-market tobacco applications.
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Like many protagonists of timeless stories, Ajijaak is young, alone and facing an arduous journey.
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This turned what should have been a joyous Friday-night reunion into an arduous journey.
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But between the local bureaucracy and the corruption, she said, it was an arduous fight.
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Using a chatbot to complete tasks that people find arduous makes a lot of sense.
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Most have travelled for weeks from Central America, though some journeys are more arduous than others.
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For Labissiere, the journey to being an NBA rotation player has been quite an arduous one.
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After several long, arduous years, Kesha's new album Rainbow is finally seeing the light of day.
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Delivering on demand for lower-emissions vessels could be the industry's most arduous journey of all.
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But it's an arduous one that keeps infected individuals from performing daily tasks and supporting themselves.
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But even after the arduous research, restoration, and blending of color, the image still isn't finished.
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Wonder Woman had an arduous task to pull off on its way to the box office.
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The work at the restaurant also turns out to be arduous and the learning curve steep.
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Scientists at the DPAA will now begin the arduous task of trying to identify the fallen.
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The deli surveillance video has proved to be the best clue in an otherwise arduous investigation.
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Death-defying escapes, encounters with local wildlife, and yes, those wonderful views after an arduous climb.
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If they ever happen at all, negotiations over large-scale geoengineering would be long and arduous.
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But that is because they have no choice: daily commuting would be too expensive or arduous.
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You might be able to find third-party apps that can assist with that arduous step.
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Now begins the arduous process of getting the deal approved by lawmakers in all three countries.
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Applying for a new banking licence in European cities can be a long and arduous process.
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Even if the Houthis are defeated in Hodeidah, securing peace would be a messy, arduous process.
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The bill that passed in 1986 took a long, arduous path to President Ronald Reagan's desk.
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That journey was as long and arduous as an entrepreneur can get, from the early 24s.
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"It has been a very long and arduous red tape road," Pun said in an interview.
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Alex and I began the arduous task of figuring out what a divorce will look like.
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Perhaps, Van Eenennaam thought, the arduous process had simply knocked the life out of the embryos.
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After his arduous journey to the states, he manages to arrange a meeting with his father.
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This week, Texas lawmakers added another particularly bizarre and callous step to this already arduous process.
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The events of the last two days are a reminder that progress is arduous and fickle.
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This is a party that has forgotten how to do the slow, arduous work of governing.
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The job is not entirely glamorous; it is physically arduous and requires an always packed suitcase.
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Yet Mr Erdogan's speeches suggest a preoccupation with quick fixes instead of worthy but arduous reforms.
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Building a large social media following to serve as a valuable communications channel is arduous work.
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Jordi has listened to them all, a process he said had been both arduous and cathartic.
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It often began by determining which prisoners were healthy enough for the long, arduous course ahead.
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Whatever the case, it's patently arduous, because, three pages later, the poor guy can't stop puffing.
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Each agency has to go through an arduous rulemaking process before any funds can be released.
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The journey was somewhat arduous, as the snow had wreaked havoc on the subway and trains.
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Cutting and dicing vegetables can be an arduous and time-consuming process that's just not enjoyable.
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This is a noble, arduous, and thankless job, which might be why he doesn't do it.
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The climb out of this sort of hole seems too arduous a task, maybe even impossible.
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There is a long, arduous, and bureaucratic process involved in getting that compensation, and it's retraumatizing.
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Why would anyone undertake such a long, arduous journey for a few minutes of astronomical ecstasy?
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Most of the vaccine is grown in eggs, an arduous process that takes around six months.
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The creation of the Sydney Opera House was an arduous process, marked by setbacks and compromise.
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All had undergone at least one bone-marrow transplant, an arduous treatment with severe side effects.
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The arduous process means that few people seek annulments, with only about 10,000 filed each year.
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Many of them gathered again on Tuesday to help begin the arduous task of clearing debris.
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The scoreline was simpler than the match, which was an arduous battle in heavy, humid conditions.
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"It's a process, a long, arduous process," said William L. McDaniel Jr., a Collier County commissioner.
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It consisted of two teams bereft of confidence, already facing up to a long, arduous season.
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"He understands how arduous, how grinding, how interminable this is going to be," Mr. Nagl said.
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There will be severe political backlash in Argentina if the conditions are seen as too arduous.
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For those who loved James Cameron's fantasy epic, the wait for a sequel has been arduous.
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She had several major operations and received arduous courses of chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy and experimental treatment.
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QUITTING, CHEATING I have started the arduous process of not drinking coffee every day before work.
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And many of the Republicans facing arduous re-election campaigns are among the most battle-tested.
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"You have to take [practice exams] in as arduous of conditions as you can," he said.
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The bill is an an attempt to make the once-secretive system less arduous for victims.
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Republicans blamed Democratic obstruction, not the quality of the president's choices, for the arduous confirmation process.
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After embarking on an arduous six-month long listing process, Kim ultimately reneged on the deal.
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Treating tuberculosis (TB) is an arduous task, but a recent breakthrough could be a game-changer.
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Hagin performed the same, at times arduous, task in Singapore for Trump's first summit with Kim.
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Reaching Fort Laramie was a triumph given the long, arduous ride and momentous occasion being celebrated.
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It also sent them home from an arduous 10-day trip no worse for the wear.
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Aspects of life that others may take for granted are often arduous emotional labor for me.
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The arduous road leading up to this moment has been frustrating for cops and community members alike.
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It is then they go through an arduous process of trying to obtain asylum in that country.
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If anything, it seems like the president has resigned himself to long and arduous negotiations with Pyongyang.
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Despite his unusually arduous ascent, Nwaba doesn't boast of any mythology; he doesn't need it for motivation.
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Preparing for a new Paradise is a complex, arduous process and the largest undertaking in California history.
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When it comes to matters of the heart, forgiving and forgetting can be the most arduous process.
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Her accomplishment highlights how far we still have to go, and how arduous the journey will be.
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It's a slow and often arduous experience with a bizarre and at times needlessly complex control scheme.
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She also spoke to Refinery29 last year about her long, arduous search for a morning sickness remedy.
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Gathering the sap and hauling it through deep snow with draft horses was time-consuming and arduous.
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There was a lot to talk about, beyond the streetwear- and Spandex-filled collection and arduous conditions.
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In a stunning display of sportsmanship, both athletes helped each other up to complete the arduous race.
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There's more to it than that, so we asked them to walk us through the arduous process.
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With a team in place, the group was ready for the most arduous startup task: fund-raising.
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Final Fantasy XV is a game about four close friends going on a long, arduous journey together.
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Like watching the show itself, filming it can be arduous and more than a little mind-numbing.
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There is just one problem: America's miners are being hamstrung by an arduous and uncertain regulatory scheme.
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They are among thousands of Africans and Asian migrants making the arduous journey, led by smuggling cartels.
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After a long, painful, and arduous battle down a back alley near my office, he emerged victorious.
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Something to think about for the diplomat planning an arduous journey hoping to further the national interest.
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Personally, I never found it that arduous to scroll past stories I don't give two hoots about.
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His own arduous apprenticeship came only after he embraced abstraction, and it guided him back to imagery.
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What I don't love is how arduous it is to actually find the emoji you're looking for.
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Migrant caravan Soon after that threat, the Villatoro family began the arduous journey to the United States.
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Yet, it still fills me with hope; hope that this long, arduous journey will be worth it.
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Which GOP establishment candidate is best-positioned to sustain through a potentially long and arduous primary season?
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Finally, I surmise absent response is not a factor of the arduous process that is federal policymaking.
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Asylum seekers, on the other hand, undergo long, arduous, often dangerous journeys to the country of asylum.
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These practices haven't been challenged because litigation is expensive and arduous for any one consumer to undertake.
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Simply getting to the vineyards, which can approach 22017,2015 feet above sea level, was an arduous project.
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She also took arduous journeys to remote areas of British Columbia and Alaska to sketch indigenous artifacts.
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When I first read these books, I thought the point of arduous walking was to find yourself.
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It was hard to shoot pictures, Mr. Petralla said, and arduous work for villagers foraging space parts.
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Has digital communication become so ubiquitous, and interpersonal contact so arduous, that we'd rather type than talk?
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The president said people were making the arduous journeys to the border because of "pathetic" immigration policies.
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It can be a long, arduous process that requires introspection and conversation, then a commitment to act.
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The task proved more arduous, both technically and financially, than any of the X Prize teams anticipated.
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His son Stewart won the Maryland Hunt Cup in 2007, among the world's most arduous steeplechase races.
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DEAD SOULS Wang Bing ("'Til Madness Do Us Part") is known for making arduous but rewarding documentaries.
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Often, this means using notice-and-comment rule-making, which can be a long and arduous process.
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Wheel running is not arduous for mice, he points out, and did not fill their waking hours.
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She says financial advisors alienate clients by using fancy jargon and making the process arduous and overwhelming.
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Dry January is a long and arduous month for some, so it&aposs good to have choice.
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Sarah Connor fights on land, air and water in "Terminator: Dark Fate," and the shoot was arduous.
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Because of the arduous nature of some professions, workers could retire early, a framework that persists today.
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In an age of arduous travel, printing speeches was an excellent way to get ideas to voters.
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But rescue attempts have been arduous because of widespread debris and buckled roads that make transportation difficult.
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With all this, the Giants' late-season quest for a playoff berth has become even more arduous.
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Trying to explain conservation or renewable energy to someone who is skeptical of climate change is arduous.
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Collecting the money will be an arduous effort that, at best, will take years, Mr. Gilmore said.
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For migrants like Abdullo, travel is about the destination, not the journey — but the journey is arduous.
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There is a crash, and a mountain, and a wilderness, and a long arduous journey toward survival.
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This culminated in a massive famine, called the "Arduous March" in North Korea, between 1994 and 1998.
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As gallery owner Cade Tompkins pointed out, the process of unfolding one's oral history can be arduous.
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You sometimes even have to digitize what you have written, a process which is both arduous and redundant.
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Attorneys and activists who oppose it say they expect an arduous battle ahead -- and that they are prepared.
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Lookingbill said the little boy faces a long, arduous recovery and still has "numerous surgeries" ahead of him.
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Just eight states have formally declared DFS legal, leaving the industry with an arduous path to broader recognition.
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But understanding where it fits into the conversion funnel, and how to maximize its impact, can be arduous.
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But many fans wonder what might have been if he had made the arduous journey to the States.
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I've given up on therapy because starting with a new therapist is arduous and I've been burned before.
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They told her she faced a long, arduous road to recovery, full of surgeries and multiple skin grafts.
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Investigators eventually seized hundreds of hard drives from Marion in the arduous process of documenting the prison's computers.
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Over the next month, they plowed through Mexico, using a patchwork of buses, trains and similarly arduous trails.
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The testimony was a turning point that kicked off the arduous process that eventually resulted in Trevor's Law.
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Juggling the amount of items we tend to tote around on a daily basis is an arduous process.
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What goes through his mind when he spends hours on an arduous process that requires so much concentration?
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Through telemedicine and direct-to-consumer sales platforms, startups are streamlining the historically arduous process of accessing contraception.
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So would he acquire his own android to assist with the arduous process of researching and writing novels?
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The production famously filmed outdoors in arduous circumstances, with Lubezki chasing vanishing natural light through the Canadian wilderness.
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With so much on your plate, the last thing you want is a beauty routine that feels arduous.
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So while the drone saves flying time, there's the arduous task of sifting through a glut of images.
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Her parents, who also survived, then took her and her two siblings on an arduous trip across Europe.
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According to Pal, the Justice Department's proposed fine is just one step in a much more arduous journey.
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But, its aural easiness didn't translate across the process of its making, which was years-long and arduous.
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Building Trump's much-promised border wall will be a long and arduous process -- if it happens at all.
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The path ahead will be long; it's going to be arduous; it's going to be pretty doggone costly.
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This marathon of endurance was just the culmination of a long and arduous effort to get to Greece.
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But the process is arduous with current paper contracts in the form of computer documents still being issued.
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Tagging for every piece of a photo can be arduous and often takes a great amount of time.
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When it comes time to bring them down, the campaigns to do so will be long and arduous.
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Her family kept her on life support over that first, arduous weekend so her organs could be donated.
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Tax reform can prove an arduous process in which lawmakers have to balance the concerns of various stakeholders.
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However, revoking a Texas educator's certification is a long, arduous process that can sometimes take years, says Callahan.
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However, for many survivors of slavery, the road from freedom to employment is long and arduous, campaigners say.
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Neighboring countries like Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam may have larger economies and populations, but bureaucracy can be arduous.
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Although intended to be site-specific, these sculptures have ended up traveling, making tracing them an arduous process.
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Shay has a secondary strategy for ensuring her professional success in a competitive and oftentimes physically arduous industry.
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With so much choice available online, trying to make any decision nowadays is turning into an arduous task.
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To be sure, the task of fashioning a sequel to "Dichterliebe" would have been arduous for any composer.
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The way Americans assent to such treatments fits more broadly into a culture of arduous self-improvement regimens.
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The credentialing, contracting, and negotiation process, especially for an addiction treatment center, can be arduous and time-consuming.
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As their feet tap propulsive train rhythms, their bodies convey cramped discomfort, the determination and the arduous journey.
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Mr. Giuliani personally presented parts of the plan to Singapore's authorities in hearings during an arduous review process.
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Rescue operations are underway, but are arduous because of the conditions on the ground, Agence France-Presse reports.
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His toothy smile and sunny disposition belie the seven years of arduous hardship he faced to enter Germany.
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Plus, not all survivors want to go through an arduous trial or to see their abuser in prison.
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They are among thousands of African and Asian migrants also making the arduous journey, led by smuggling cartels.
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It was a bittersweet gift, as it meant he wouldn't be able to return without another arduous journey.
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It had been a long and arduous journey from her spot by the gas fire in Mazer's office.
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Some are forced to take dangerous sea crossings; others are herded into vehicles to make arduous overland trips.
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After such an arduous journey, I couldn't accept that my grandfather had lied, that he wasn't a hero.
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With a new Democratic majority in the House, this will be a task more arduous than many believe.
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It is an arduous process requiring global cooperation, diplomatic skill and attentiveness, not constant saber-rattling and braggadocio.
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The Murrays are hopeful that raising beef cattle will be more profitable and less arduous than producing milk.
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If no one wins any of them, the players will begin an arduous run of tiebreakers on Nov.
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The arduous process can stretch over more than a year and has many phases — the stages of homelessness.
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We arrived at my home, unpacked all the gear and began the arduous task of cleaning the hardware.
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Agreements have to be reached with broadcasters in every country, an arduous task that leads to considerable variation.
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The government needs to acquire the land to build on it, which can be a long, arduous process.
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But hospice care remains relatively limited, and home death can be more complicated and arduous than families anticipate.
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In the hardest-hit places, like St. Martin and St. John, a slow and arduous recovery is underway.
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For those whose records carried convictions involving 30-500 grams, a slightly more arduous expungement application is needed.
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Cultivating her reputation as a wolflike defender in Lincoln, Turner often drew the most arduous assignment each game.
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Find news organizations you trust and enable the expensive, arduous work of original reporting by buying a subscription.
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The good people at DoNotPay have previously automated the arduous processes of fighting parking tickets and canceling subscriptions.
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Maybe you've had a long, arduous week at work, and you're suffering from a severe case of burnout.
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She talked about her black belt in karate, her unglamorous but arduous work on a farm with horses.
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The more the Premier League elevates entertainment at all costs, the more arduous its clubs' experience in Europe.
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The settlement framework came after months of "intense, arduous, careful, and complex negotiations" with relevant stakeholders, Huebner said.
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The works of Leandro Katz constitute an arduous investigation into the events surrounding Che Guevara's capture and execution.
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It's going to be in a slow, somewhat arduous process, but it's the only way to reestablish trust.
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This is arduous and expensive, for even PhD students, lowly as they are, need to be housed and fed.
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However, many of the President's Cabinet nominees are still enduring the arduous process of being confirmed by the Senate.
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Thursday's inflation forecasts are positive for the European Central Bank, which has the arduous task of reflating the economy.
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Walking up to 15 miles a day was made even more arduous because McMurtry, 54, suffers from advanced Parkinson's.
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He headed arduous talks with Canadian and Mexican officials that led to a revised North American free trade agreement.
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Adoption can be a long, arduous process for any prospective parent — even if you're a hugely famous pop star.
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Supply-chain trade allowed countries to sidestep the arduous process of building an industrial base from the ground up.
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Moving your raptor around is arduous and kinda frustrating, and it's impossible to know whether this is on purpose.
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The journey to get there is physically and philosophically arduous, and it tests the trio of men traveling there.
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Conducting a proper vote across the archipelago's 187 inhabited islands is an arduous business in the best of circumstances.
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Thirty-four states now have early voting and mail-in voting, making the sometimes arduous trek no longer required.
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Sourcing is an arduous, monotonous job that requires manpower and concentration: Even a single mistake can derail your production.
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All of which suggests that a route to the future imagined by the neurotech pioneers is arduous but achievable.
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The result of this arduous travail was the discovery that Eulemur rubriventer is indeed adept at finding red fruit.
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Don't plan on doing anything important at work or in your relationships, as many efforts will feel especially arduous.
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Having to go through the local complaint system to obtain justice, I realized it is so arduous and difficult.
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For Fredrik Eklund, the arduous journey toward fatherhood means that there isn't much he misses about the time beforehand.
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The committee process for Obamacare took many arduous months, which would have conflicted with the GOP's desire for speed.
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Pursuing academic research is already an arduous, anxiety-ridden task that's bound to take a toll on mental health.
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The great majority of these facts were not manually keyed into the system; that would have been too arduous.
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The following week, Dortha spotted cataracts in her daughter's eyes, the start of the arduous journey they're still traveling.
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In any administration, long overseas trips are arduous undertakings that often require long jet-lagged hours with little sleep.
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Without support for children (and families) in such circumstances, their climb to the ivory tower will remain arduous indeed.
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Abortion rights groups contend it is an unnecessary and vague regulation aimed at making abortions more arduous and expensive.
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The arduous job of assembling the horsepox genome fell to Evans' research associate, a young microbiologist named Ryan Noyce.
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The proposal must still be approved by EU lawmakers and EU governments as part of arduous common budget negotiations.
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He was not just expected to pray and study but forced to do arduous work at a marble factory.
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Experts also indicated that the changing demographics of who crosses the border and why they attempt the arduous trek.
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Dubke was also frustrated to go through an arduous divestiture process for a principal who wasn't following a plan.
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By staying in the House, Mr. Becerra seems to be betting that his arduous campaigning on behalf of Mrs.
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To see the lanky soloist dispatch this 38-minute, hyper-virtuosic piece was like watching an arduous athletic feat.
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Moore sharply denies the allegations made against him, and any probe would likely be a lengthy and arduous affair.
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Seattle finished an arduous road trip that began with stops in Boston and Washington with a 230-4 record.
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The trip became a good deal less arduous for those birds that spotted fields of fast food en route.
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Yet they insist that at the end of the long, arduous day, none of those traits would be disqualifying.
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I had been wrung through the legal system before and knew the long, arduous process I was in for.
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Creators then need to go through an arduous process to fight for their rights and get their videos reinstated.
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A process that bleeds nonprofits dry Even without obstruction, getting consensus on standards is a long and arduous process.
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"Running a home sucks, it's still analogue, archaic, and arduous," Acasa co-founder and CEO Nicholas Katz tells me.
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Could have been the weight class, it was a long, arduous cut for Koch to get down to featherweight.
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Reporters on Thursday were invited to tour the operations center and observe the arduous task of reuniting the families.
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It is both arduous and impractical for small businesses to issue FOIA requests for inspection reports, as USDA suggests.
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Researchers cautioned that the study was small, and the men said the rehabilitation, like the work above, was arduous.
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The primary process is long and arduous, with twists and turns that can change the tide of an election.
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I knew this because the movers who brought it in had an arduous time but finally figured it out.
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To construct instead a potent genealogy of our own, a female genealogy, would be a delicate and arduous task.
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Nexu: Like many other personal financing operations in Latin America, car financing is an expensive, low-tech, arduous process.
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At the end of the year is an arduous final exam designed, distributed and graded by the College Board.
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She does not mention the arduous work of managing a household and raising three children amid tumultuous revolutionary campaigns.
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The global migration crisis comes into intimate view in this documentary about an Afghan family's arduous journey toward asylum.
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Procedures like I.V.F. are arduous and expensive, and many people want children to closely resemble themselves and their partners.
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A snowstorm in Chicago delayed the Cavaliers' travel plans and created an extra arduous ending to the team's sojourn.
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He uses a rewarding but arduous technique of multi-shot photography that reveals King Tut in his original color.
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Dowson said his businesses went through a "long and arduous process of investigation" in 36.33 by the BIS Department.
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Mr. Wenstrup said the legislation would help support Charlie's family indefinitely by expediting the arduous process for legal entry.
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Aid experts say there will be immediate emergency needs before the long, arduous task of rebuilding the Bahamas begins.
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The arduous path to a genuine pluralism now lies open, and we have no choice but to chart it.
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His lengthy and, by all accounts, arduous imprisonment was in no way justified by allegations of white-collar crime.
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It's the beginning of a long, arduous process A death penalty case can take years to go to trial.
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They work in these remote, arduous conditions running a range of experiments, including how to breed disease-resistant bananas.
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There are many more problems to address as corporations take the arduous task of pivoting to the digital age.
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He argues that his skills and experience — and the arduous task of researching small growth companies — justify the fees.
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But through arduous rehabilitation, he was able to regain the use of his left arm and rejoin the tour.
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The FOIA Improvement Act brings the FOIA process, which can be long and arduous, even closer to the people.
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After five years of arduous negotiations, the TPP was signed by trade representatives of the 12 countries last February.
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"It was an arduous and inefficient process, translating a three-dimensional art form into a two-dimensional media," says Rabinowitz.
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Given the fire's remoteness and low priority—it threatens no city or significant installation—there is no less arduous way.
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If you took the arduous trip there, and weren't a geologist, you might not realize what you were standing on.
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Backhoes and drilling equipment have been sent to the mountain, but locating the trapped team would be an arduous process.
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The path to success was arduous, but unlike the European nation from which my grandparents emigrated, there was a path.
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That leaves people like Cheryl indebted, unless they can win in the arduous process of fighting creditors and credit bureaus.
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My work is an attempt to slow things down and look at them through the arduous process of charcoal drawing.
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MATEIN provides a wide range of stylish, comfortable, and strong backpacks, that can survive even the most arduous of commutes.
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The arduous search for the Boeing 777 is being spearheaded by Australia, in partnership with officials from Malaysia and China.
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Even the top-ranked U.S. hospitals can make records requests arduous, according to the study published in JAMA Network Open.
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Paysinger recalls making the arduous trek from South Central to Beverly Hills daily, which required waking up at 4 a.m.
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It's best in a professional system, especially given the somewhat arduous process of adding and logging in multiple team members.
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The drive to complete the arduous ironman came from Pitt's desire to be fitter than she has ever been before.
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Whereas their players specialise in T20, other nations' international cricketers must juggle three formats in an ever-more arduous schedule.
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Still, analysts and fashion experts agree that navigating Amazon's website for clothes often is more arduous than it is enjoyable.
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Recently, they've been using a machine-learning algorithm to extract redshift information from galaxy data sets, a previously arduous task.
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Extreme weather could make the low-carbon trip all the more arduous: August and September are peak Atlantic hurricane season.
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There was a lukewarm reception to May's speech from some political leaders in EU countries, highlighting the arduous task ahead.
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She had called the election to gain a stronger mandate before launching into arduous divorce talks with the European Union.
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And while patients today still face an arduous and uphill battle, there's also reason to be optimistic, says Dr. Feldman.
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While it has been an arduous election cycle unprecedented in its contentiousness, it is not over until it is over.
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Otherwise, they can access that information via other channels, like their hospitals' patient record software, but that can be arduous.
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It soon becomes clear that this is an arduous project, one that has been deferred for at least six months.
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With the boy on his back, tiny arms clamped around his neck, Scott begins the long, arduous swim to shore.
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People who accept this argument are unwittingly showing their hand: They think abortion should be available, but arduous to access.
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The American Health Care Act narrowly passed the House in a 6900- 2628 vote after weeks of arduous vote-counting.
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Yet more arduous labors lie ahead: rebuilding communities, retrofitting ancient structures and edifices with earthquake-proof technology and restoring normalcy.
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According to Walt Pederson's son Tim, the men took a psychological test to determine their suitability for the arduous trek.
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Still, his past behavior has made the pursuit for allies at the Republican convention in July a more arduous one.
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"The road back for Venezuela will be extremely arduous given the depths of the economic and humanitarian disaster," she said.
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The process of obtaining a mortgage from a French bank can be an arduous one for foreign buyers, brokers said.
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But the process of skipping the traditional shelter system to enter a safe haven — and eventually, subsidized housing — is arduous.
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The seas Ms. Lister conquered are known for mercurial weather and conditions that are arduous even for able-bodied sailors.
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This documentary follows a Syrian-Kurdish family of refugees as they make an arduous journey from Aleppo, Syria, to Berlin.
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His successor, President Cyril Ramaphosa, who took office in February, has embarked on the arduous task of repairing the damage.
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But the journey was arduous — and many Rohingya did not make it, turned back at the border by Bangladeshi soldiers.
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Then, the next day, Mr. Hanegby himself attempted to cycle up one of the race's most arduous sections — Mont Ventoux.
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There are other prematernal waiting places in the Alaskan bush, where getting to a doctor can be arduous and expensive.
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But getting a vaccine to market has historically been an arduous, multi-year process (the Ebola vaccine took 20 years).
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We must also invest in making high-speed Internet infrastructure more attractive by streamlining arduous review, approval, and permitting processes.
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If that sounds too arduous, our Styles editors offer 11 (less-intense) ways to be a better person next year.
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He ruefully calculated that "one day in 30" of his adult life had been consumed by "arduous and worrying" campaigning.
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It aims to provide people will rewards and feedback, rather than make it an arduous experience filled with dense information.
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Clijsters's path back to contention could be more arduous, although she has navigated one comeback successfully after an extended break.
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The application process is arduous, requiring detailed project plans, vendor quotes, media exposure, a recycling education plan and much more.
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Co-working spaces need to create an environment where failure becomes a celebrated part of the arduous journey of entrepreneurship.
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The process of filing an insurance claim, seeking aid and rebuilding their lives was already a long and arduous process.
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In 2004, in the arduous packing up of Mr. Schulback's home, the couple came across a big stash of film.
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There is still a long, arduous path toward any potential deal, and it only gets harder with each passing day.
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A lumber company's ad depicting a mother and daughter who encounter a wall during an arduous journey north was nixed.
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Tuesday night was another reminder, as if many women needed it, that speaking up remains an arduous and necessary task.
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It was arduous, nerve-racking work, done with improvised tools and the constant risk of discovery or a cave-in.
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But robberies are still rising and most are not even reported due to the arduous bureaucratic process involved, Sensitech says.
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Untangling the rights and distribution of all that content is more than arduous, it's simply not economically viable for anyone involved.
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The space also offers psychosocial support for children who have experienced trauma in their home countries and during their arduous journey.
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Even though Rome is only 150 kilometers away, this is one of the most arduous places to reach in the country.
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Click here to view original GIFHow many arduous slideshows of your friends' trips to Iceland have you had to sit through?
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Given Klee's arduous path toward non-figurative painting, abstraction may seem like a counterintuitive theme for a retrospective of his work.
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Many farmers have trouble finding people willing to do the arduous, all-weather work of hand-picking beans on steep mountainsides.
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From topical products to cortisone shots all the way to Accutane, the road to perfect skin is often long and arduous.
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The problem can't be solved by clever technology, but only through arduous political work that will take years to come through.
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The company is taking on the long, arduous process of getting federal approval for drugs to enter larger markets, he said.
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For hundreds of thousands of people living in rebel-held territory, it's an arduous journey just to pick up their pensions.
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Now, she faces an unstable situation at home as she must form a coalition, an arduous process that could take months.
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It chronicles Adam and Reuben traveling on an arduous, tortured journey of revenge that ultimately leads them to an unseemly fate.
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Trump's Muslim ban has destroyed the hopes of the people already in the midst of the long and arduous emigration process.
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"Detective work is a slow and arduous process and it takes time especially with a complex case like this," he says.
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That's slowly changing as many sites make the arduous transition to HTTPS (Wired has been particularly good at documenting the process).
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Too glittery, too chalky, too pink, too golden — the quest for the perfect highlighter can be a long and arduous one.
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On one hand, it's arduous because you're constantly moving from place to place, and the trips are long and include overnights.
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As Bill tells it, though, the striking thing is not how arduous the impersonation was, but—logistically at least—how easy.
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Another boy, after an arduous trial, realizes that all his effort has been a prelude to him meeting a historic destiny.
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His streaming schedule has become more manageable, though it remains arduous: sixty hours a week, no days off except occasional Saturdays.
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Though "Midway" arrived ahead of tracking, the $100 million film still has a long and arduous journey ahead to achieve profitability.
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Achieving compromise is more arduous for Republicans, in part because they are more likely to see more issues in moral terms.
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Most immigrants coming from Central America are seeking asylum, and the court proceedings involved can be long, arduous and resource-intensive.
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"The right path for a startup-company in an old-line industry is arduous and immensely rewarding," write Bookman and Lonsdale.
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It's been a rather arduous process just to be able to stay in Germany, I'd hate to waste all that effort.
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After escaping from Poland, in 1951, he was a penniless, friendless exile, and faced the arduous task of rebuilding his world.
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This time, though, the Parkers aren't making an arduous journey to Tampa; they're trying to navigate living in New York City.
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The stages through which a Bite lipstick must pass are arduous, and the work is done primarily by hand-operated machinery.
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Three days later, I was officially diagnosed with cervical cancer, and began another long and arduous journey through radiation and chemotherapy.
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Sometimes, folding laundry feels like an even more arduous task than lugging your clothes to the Laundromat in the first place.
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She described the process of reporting health effects to the airline as arduous, and said that it's difficult to get assistance.
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Some White House officials have also argued that confirming a new attorney general would be an arduous task for the administration.
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For my experience, it was not an arduous scene to shoot, and I hope Maisie felt the same way about it.
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But absent Supreme Court intervention, Democrats may face an arduous, yearslong campaign to peel back Republicans' overwhelming advantage in the states.
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But other factors in which voters are even eligible to cast a ballot include how arduous the naturalization process can be.
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The case of Ms. Dutta, the Bollywood actress, shows just how arduous it can be to pursue a sexual harassment claim.
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I'm making the case for building the tart, step by arduous step, stone by stone, with a song in your heart.
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Hoover doesn't say it was a particularly arduous event — just that he needed "help" — and there's certainly no mention of butter.
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Those who work with caregivers know this phenomenon well, especially when the cared-for person has dementia, a particularly arduous responsibility.
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Still—in the 21944s, the state of Israel was just a dream, and getting papers to emigrate to the area arduous.
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If this is something you struggle to keep up with, the MudBuster will make this arduous task easier and more convenient.
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The process is notoriously arduous and taxing, but the most nerve-wracking part for many is taking the US citizenship test.
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Setting up and creating publicity for the crowdfunding campaign, which typically involves a lot of social media marketing, can be arduous.
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The situation is showing a positive trend after arduous efforts but remains serious and complex, state television quoted him as saying.
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And reaching consensus — which is what decision-making within the Antarctic Treaty system requires — can be a slow and arduous process.
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And though the UK will officially rescinded its EU membership Friday, the drawn-out and arduous divorce is far from over.
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Establishing democratic institutions, including civilian control of the military, has thus been an arduous process riddled with uncertainty, backsliding and reversal.
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It's arduous and difficult work, but it's also fun because the Bon Appétit gang is so enjoyable to hang out with.
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Work on their farm can be arduous and even confining at times, especially when it comes to caring for the goats.
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Female Muslim athletes have struggled with finding headgear that will not slow them down or distract them from arduous physical exercise.
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During her long and arduous campaign, Clinton most often confronted the question of whether America was ready for a female president.
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But delusions can be helpful if they make each side more willing to make concessions and pursue an arduous peace process.
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Tuning is a long and arduous process, and it doesn't get more complicated in sim terms than it does in iRacing.
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All of this recycling is arduous, dangerous (e-waste recycling centers often go up in flames), and not really that lucrative.
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You go on to list unnecessary components for a first-time build such as a water cooling system and a solid state drive (I'm using an HDD and stock cooling, easily saved ~$24 right there and a shitton of time/stress), then describe the arduous process of building the actual PC. Except it's anything but arduous.
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The trek to camps for displaced persons is long and arduous, and these refugees are vulnerable to assaults by pro-government forces.
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Infantry battalions are rotated through three-month tours of duty in the area around the glacier, and describe the assignment as arduous.
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Venkatachalam does not work outside the home, but she took on the arduous labor of preparing vocabulary and spelling lists for Gokul.
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A period that wasn't the arduous fucking slog life usually is, when, for whatever reason, everything was just going right for you?
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It was slow going at first for the hard-charging soldier, who previously competed in the Army's arduous annual Best Ranger Competition.
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After radiation treatments, surgery to remove a tumor wrapped around his spine and arduous rehabilitation, he returned to boxing in late 2012.
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Melissa Kreider was one of them, an experience that inspired her to document the arduous process of investigating so heinous a crime.
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But, as Gizmodo has pointed out before, the arduous bureaucracy of government agencies isn't congruous with the disruption ethos of Big Tech.
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It was an arduous, 18-month journey that took the soldiers and their families through some of the world's most inhospitable terrain.
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The journey to a dream job can be an arduous one — and there are no guarantees that it'll be a linear path.
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A second, filed in 2016, alleged that for many Navajo, voting was so arduous as to violate the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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Vienna has a long and arduous journey to recovery, yet she is strong and knows her children are at rest in heaven.
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Daniel Wu, Lara's partner throughout her arduous journey, is a source of charm and grounding humanity that matches the Oscar-winning Vikander.
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Once the arduous nomination process is over and the nominees are set, all members can vote for a winner in each category.
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If Fallin were to have signed the bill into law, it likely would have led to an arduous and costly legal battle.
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In the late 19th century, spectators had to be there in person to watch the Olympics, and travel was slow and arduous.
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In those brief moments, I lost six friends and found myself thrust into an arduous legal process and barred from my home.
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Many of the pieces felt a bit lumbering and arduous in the way that Roberto Matta or André Masson's work can be.
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Turkey's president has argued the reforms would streamline policy implementation and bypass the unnecessarily arduous parliamentary processes that have historically restricted progress.
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Once a character is added to Unicode, it cannot be removed, which is part of the reason the process can be arduous.
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A long, arduous voyage with an uncertain outcome at the end was what awaited those who felt their destiny lay in Canada.
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As Mosul sheds itself from ISIS's oppressive cloak, its people face the long, arduous task of rebuilding what's left of their lives.
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If you're in the midst of trying to cook, looking up an unfamiliar technique can be an arduous (and occasionally messy) task.
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What if their countries meet all of the EU's arduous requirements, only to have accession scuppered by a referendum in one state?
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The journey mapped by the playwright, leavened often with sympathetic humor, is arduous and filled with twists that sometimes feel like detours.
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THE 22011-mile drive from Union Springs, seat of Bullock County, Alabama, to Montgomery, the state capital, might not seem very arduous.
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I sometimes see a similar pain in my baby girl's eyes as she makes another arduous journey – learning how to be alive.
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Hill and his men found the going in Boquillas less arduous than expected, and filled in a new section of the map.
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The convictions, which come after a long and arduous trial that was much delayed for political reasons, bring a measure of justice.
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Daniel Dawes details in his book "150 Years of ObamaCare" the long arduous journey to achieving health reform in the United States.
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And, many older long-term benzodiazepine users and their physicians perceive tapering of use as an arduous, low priority, time-intensive task.
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It's a motion picture that was made in the most arduous of circumstances and the end result is just a fantastic achievement.
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As arduous as her time on Rikers was, Hailey's acquittal did not mark the end of her battle with New York City.
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Raising capital is a time-consuming, arduous, complex task and you will be living with the consequences of your actions for decades.
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The exercises were simple, but demanding: a series of stretches and flexes, lifts and dips, followed by an arduous series of crabwalks.
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Completing an unfinished nation, clawing it from the military that has devastated it, is far more arduous — the longest of long games.
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All defeated Republicans in arduous races last year, many in the 31 districts carried by President Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
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It's the story of a quartet (played here by the Momenta musicians) whose members run into trouble during an arduous winter journey.
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"Smugglers, traffickers, and their own parents put these minors at risk by embarking on the dangerous and arduous journey north," Nielsen said.
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Arduous but seemingly simple, the solo strips movement of excess and begins after the dancer walks to the center of the stage.
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More broadly troubling is that Mr. Dourson, if approved, will set back an arduous, yearslong effort to improve the regulation of chemicals.
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Part of the vanguard of the caravan, he had just stumbled off a bus after an arduous day-and-a-half drive.
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But the actual repeal of regulations or the writing of new ones is a lengthy, arduous process that is only getting underway.
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But getting a vaccine to market has historically been an arduous, multi-year process (the Ebola vaccine took 20 years to make).
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It's a meticulous, arduous process that made me think it's a miracle that any big budget video games get finished at all.
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"We had been on such an arduous search, and it was so unique we just couldn't pass it up," Mr. Rabinowitz said.
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But what they faced in the US turned out to be far more arduous than their grueling 9-day trek across Mexico.
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It is a return to these ideals that will set us back on the arduous path of building a more perfect union.
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Mitch Haniger homered and hit two doubles for Seattle, which completed an arduous 12-game East Coast trip with five straight defeats.
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If you've been on a long, arduous search for an engagement ring that doesn't compromise your values, the hunt finally stops here.
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But a declining prison population necessarily means that thousands of individuals are taking the arduous road back from prison to their communities.
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The migrants, most of whom are fleeing war or poverty in Africa, often arrive in Libya after arduous journeys through the desert.
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That arduous transportation process not only cuts into economic efficiency, but also creates multiple opportunities for fraud at each point of contact.
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Seven lost their lives -- executed for desertion or criminal activity, and dying from fatigue during the arduous training on a remote island.
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Relocation proved an arduous process given the state's initial refusal to involve them in discussions of where, exactly, they would be relocated.
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Harvesting rubber is arduous work, requiring the seringueros to traverse a swath of the forest for five to six hours every day.
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Still, the Cubans here hope he will show humanitarian compassion for people who undertook arduous voyages to escape Communism and extreme poverty.
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And the arduous routes they risked to cross into Bangladesh hinted at the depth of the brutality they were escaping back home.
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He, too, made the arduous journey to the United States, where he also asked for asylum and spent seven months in detention.
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During her arduous, five-month recovery, she was largely immobile and worried about her ability to walk (she still uses a cane).
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After her trial in 2013, Manning publicly came out as trans and began an arduous, horrific battle for medical care in confinement.
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Their arduous journeys are not necessarily over: Some of the children will gain asylum, which can take years; others will be deported.
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She has gone through the arduous interview process and still has not been granted asylum, Susan said, although she has a work permit.
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During the next 100 days, he should begin the arduous task of reversing many of President Obama's executive orders, administrative statements and regulations.
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The dramatized origin story shows Busch on a long, arduous voyage to St. Louis, where he meets Ebert Anheuser, fittingly, over a beer.
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And if Grace Kelly, Princess Diana, and Kate Middleton had it hard, Markle's biracial heritage is sure to make things even more arduous.
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The mid-term elections are a chance to begin stopping the rot—and even to start the arduous task of putting it right.
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These are guys who live utterly comfortable lives but are also somehow suffocating; their girlfriends are too shrill, their office jobs too arduous.
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Technology obviously should extend our potential for connectivity, but designing it to feel natural rather than an arduous chore is the real challenge.
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Building a consensus that compelled the president to resign was arduous, and the people who did it are rightly proud of their work.
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Though he couldn't have known it at the time, Rosicky joined an Arsenal side that were facing a long and arduous downward trajectory.
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THE month of Ramadan can be arduous for fasting Muslims, and Eid al-Fitr, the celebration of the month's culmination, is eagerly anticipated.
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He recalls listening to one single mother talk about her arduous journey with her 2-year-old son who had a brain tumor.
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Click here to view original GIFFilmmaking is a long and arduous process, sometimes requiring days of shooting just to get a single shot.
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The first walk from my classroom to the Psychological Services was one of the most arduous I've ever made, but I showed up.
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Verisk Maplecroft said the U.K.'s vulnerability could increase however, as its new government begins arduous negotiations to quit the European Union (EU).
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"Going back to court many times, it's a very long and arduous process," she tells Broadly, adding that people respond to trauma differently.
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"The whole party must be prepared to make more arduous and harder efforts and carry out a great struggle," the bimonthly publication said.
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Arduous commutes, on top of long hours at work, are part of why many Americans are dissatisfied with their employment situations, studies show.
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"The last few months have been rather arduous," Eder told shareholders at an investor conference in Vienna, when asked about the auto business.
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Losers of six of eight to start 133-213, Carolina faces the arduous task of navigating a season-opening six-game road trip.
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Although those critical first steps are difficult, they are certainly not the most difficult on the arduous path of building an iconic company.
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Its Android verification process is too arduous for Jide to keep up with all the different devices that rely on a Remix Mini.
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"The fight is very arduous ... we have to fight every moment as INCRA has no budget for land demarcation to quilombolas," Oliveira said.
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For those used to the sometimes epic and arduous daily commute through London, sometimes a rebel rescue squad is exactly what they need.
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The Iran nuclear deal, or Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), was an international agreement hammered out over 20 arduous months of negotiations.
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I learned that we're closer than ever to a malaria-free future, but the home stretch will be the most arduous of all.
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As arduous as it may be, the difference between a stellar barrel and a so-so one can drastically change your curl result.
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It's part of the slow, arduous road to recovery as tens of thousands of people were uprooted from the historic hurricane and floods.
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A charismatic fast-talker, he counseled hundreds of families as they navigated the arduous process of getting their kids into Ivy League universities.
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The industry ministry said last month that China would need "arduous efforts" to achieve its 211 industrial growth target of 2300% to 6.0%.
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Pompeo's confirmation process was arduous, as he narrowly captured the votes needed to advance his nomination out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Mike Stratton, director of the Sanger Institute, set up its cancer-genome project in 2000, when sequencing was still a comparatively arduous business.
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During her first pregnancy, Lyndi J. Trischler switched from her arduous duties as a police officer patrolling Florence, Ky., to a desk job.
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The letter calls an the Equal Rights Coalition's amendment campaign an "arduous" task for which national and local LGBTQ organizations are ill-prepared.
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The cooks are Syrian refugees, women who have just arrived in Berlin after making the arduous trek across the Mediterranean and through Europe.
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This abundance of data can be a gold mine for discovery and insights, but finding the nuggets can be arduous, requiring special skills.
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Your daily tasks will feel very arduous during this time, and your schedule will stress you out if you don't get super organized.
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After an arduous search, he finally stumbled across a shop with a female service manager who was willing to give him a shot.
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Even more irritating, sites like Google have separate screens for entering a username and password, making password managers' auto-fill process unnecessarily arduous.
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Team GEBCO's surface vehicle Team GEBCO's surface vehicle "It was a very arduous and audacious challenge," said Jyotika Virmani, who led the program.
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It helps that some vendors are offering their services pro bono or at a discount, avoiding what is typically an arduous procurement process.
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But his journey to the cure has been arduous and agonizing, involving nearly a decade of grueling treatments and moments of pure despair.
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In time, he was flown back to London, where he was trained in sabotage and silent killing, and was given arduous physical training.
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And then also having to go through the most kind of arduous experience in Episode 3, and what that does to your psyche.
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After months of arduous negotiations, comprehensive immigration bills passed the Senate in 2006 and in 2013 only to be stymied in the House.
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Never has a man been so burdened since Christian, the narrator of John Bunyan's allegory "The Pilgrim's Progress," began his own arduous journey.
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We learn about Dr. Green's symptom almost casually, during a discussion of his long and arduous training at the New York Psychoanalytic Institute.
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This is an arduous task, and it sometimes shows in the writing, which can be stilted in its reliance on quotes and documentation.
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This is his eighth go-round as a player, and it has been an arduous process to make himself comfortable at Augusta National.
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For viewers unfamiliar with the rewardingly arduous documentaries of the Chinese filmmaker Wang Bing, "Bitter Money" won't be the easiest place to start.
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Accompanied by a chatterbox of a donkey (Eddie Murphy), Shrek sets out on a long, arduous journey that quickly goes off the rails.
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The mixing process is arduous: Hand-grinding pigment can take hours, and the linseed oil, which binds the pigment, must be added carefully.
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As the Carolinas grapple with devastating flooding from Florence, residents face the arduous task of cleaning up, repairing and rebuilding homes and businesses.
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I wouldn't call the tour arduous exercise, but I did take in many more sights than I otherwise could have within two hours.
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The farthest thing from "shopping" is the arduous annual ritual of reviewing the complex and all but impossible to decipher health insurance options.
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The red state of Texas is about to have its beliefs about government spending challenged as it faces the arduous task of rebuilding.
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The film concerns poets in Southern China who, while enduring arduous, sometimes hazardous conditions in working-class occupations, preserve their spirits with verse.
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The path for Brazil's full membership will be a long and arduous, one that will require a concentrated effort at the highest level.
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In these cases, people lost what few resources they had before the disaster, and recovery will be a long, slow and arduous process.
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During the arduous 15-month rebuilding, he continued to pay several dozen of his core staff members, including Mr. Salvador, the piano player.
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It's an arduous and tedious process that demands securing deals with media conglomerates hoping to bundle its popular channels with less attractive offerings.
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Making decisions available online would increase accountability and help incarcerated people, their families and lawyers prepare for an already arduous and opaque process.
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Companies are rushing to craft cloud strategies and are taking on the arduous task of organizing data to power new AI-based applications.
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Letterpress is a far more arduous business in Japanese than in English; it takes 3,000-4,000 characters to print a book or newspaper.
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The content of a television ad depicting a mother and daughter who encounter a wall during an arduous journey north was toned down.
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But the process is arduous and creates a lot of uncertainty for businesses while they wait for a ruling, which could take months.
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But the process is arduous and creates a lot of uncertainty for businesses while they wait for a ruling, which could take months.
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One man with his wife and small children took shelter in a church, trying to warm up and regroup after the arduous crossing.
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Seeing Remington file for Chapter 11 protection from creditors in the coming year would merely be the first step in that arduous quest.
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Maisel, this moment feels like the giddy swoop of a roller coaster taking an exhilarating plunge at the end of an arduous climb.
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The arduous talks have produced at least two major victories for Democrats so far, even though they are the minority party in Congress.
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The quartet relied on each other to get through the arduous process, and on Monday they reunited for a photo shoot as cancer survivors.
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Youssef is one of 12 archaeologists working on the arduous restoration job, which first began with the of moving the damaged pieces to Damascus.
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Finding a salon that can both cut and style coils is like apartment-hunting in New York City: long, arduous, and with limited options.
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So why, then, do we continue to go through the arduous process of putting on pants and forking over $16 cocktail fees every weekend?
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To create the audio component of deepfakes is even more arduous, John Gibson, director of data science consulting at ASI Data Science, told CNBC.
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Senators return to their arduous task of confirming Trump's Cabinet, as Democrats remain committed to using everything in their procedural toolkit to slow progress.
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It may seem like forever, but hey, at least it gives us something to look forward to through these last arduous weeks of winter.
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The work is arduous, boring, and — in the case of content moderators who scan social networks for violent or disturbing content — sometimes psychologically torturing.
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Yet while the feverish conversation following each episode is the same, watching Lost was certainly a more arduous experience than watching Game of Thrones.
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Those with prior cannabis convictions could petition the court, a costly and arduous exercise, but there wasn't much of a framework to accomplish that.
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Precisely how they got from the Delta to the Ozarks, then a more arduous journey than it is today, is a matter of dispute.
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"It truly was a joy to be part of their long and sometimes arduous journey," Lane, The Bachelor's go-to jeweler, exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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But if you consider sifting through the rabbit hole of options as arduous as brushing your hair 100 times, Amazon is making it easy.
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PUBG matches are long, arduous, and can end in a flash if someone gets off a couple lucky shots from half a mile away.
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Receding floodwaters had allowed the salvage crews to raise the vessel after two weeks of often arduous work in strong currents and poor visibility.
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The international fight against animal testing in the cosmetics industry has been slow and arduous, a battle of baby steps — one forward, another back.
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"Vienna has a long and arduous journey to recovery, yet she is strong and knows her children are at rest in heaven," he shared.
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Obtaining a permit to set up a religious organisation, publish a book on Islam or go on pilgrimage to Mecca is an arduous process.
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Big buyers can insist on third-party code audits, but that is an arduous process that few want to repeat with every new purchase.
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He boldly decided with his injured room-mates in September 2015 to embark on the arduous trip to Germany in order to seek asylum.
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The panel also discussed the sometimes-arduous process of securing the security clearances necessary to complete government work — a procedure some said slowed work.
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In contrast, look at the process in neighboring Arlington County, VA. While DC's process is purely discretionary and quite arduous, Virginia's is rather simple.
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The JCPOA The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, known as the JCPOA, was an international agreement hammered out over 20 arduous months of negotiations.
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Journalists on the ground at the Democratic Convention shared footage of those tackling the arduous task at hand: This is somebody's job right now!!!!!!!!!
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She writes about high school students who grind away at homework for hours and athletes capable of practicing in the most arduous way possible.
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Five years on, Tunisia is the one country from the Arab Spring upheavals to persevere in the arduous climb from authoritarian to democratic governance.
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Time and again, DoD investigators have been unable to conduct aggressive, hard-hitting audits and investigations, making oversight efforts arduous and change nearly impossible.
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Following an arduous journey north, with nights spent in shelters and threats from drug cartels mounting, the family finally made it to El Paso.
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None of them seem to remember why they left her, or the farm, or whether escaping the arduous farm life even made them happier.
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Arduous screening processes for refugees ensure this, as does the basic fact that nearly all refugees (like the rest of us) are not terrorists.
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This is so pleasing—and life so arduous—that nearly forty million Americans currently smoke, despite knowing that it may give them lung cancer.
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The trip from Carrara to Florence — an 2200-mile journey that takes around two hours in a modern car — took two more arduous years.
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The House bill was constructed through months of arduous negotiations and supporters on both sides of the aisle say there is no viable alternative.
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" She blamed smugglers, traffickers and the children's own parents who "put these minors at risk by embarking on the dangerous and arduous journey north.
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Stephen Townsend, the commanding officer of the multinational coalition tasked with militarily defeating ISIS, said Tuesday that freeing Western Mosul may prove more arduous.
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Yet caring for young children while also earning the income to support them does not have to be as arduous as it is today.
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Offering advice might seem benign, but nobody wants to think about the arduous job-hunting process right after they get laid off, Kerr said.
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There are four other teams the Yankees must pass besides the Orioles, and they will have to do so with an arduous remaining schedule.
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It was to be a long and arduous journey through mountains of deep-fried appetizers, forests of steamed broccoli, and rivers of house margarita.
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The plan is to price oil in yuan using a gold-backed futures contract in Shanghai, but the road will be long and arduous.
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He's a pitthu, a human porter who carries pilgrims and their luggage up the arduous trek to the temple dedicated to Hindu god Shankar.
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The past two decades have been a long and often arduous journey for the Fernandez family, but now it's all starting to make sense.
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There's a sense of hard-won pride among gay fathers, especially since the road to adoption or successful surrogacy can be long and arduous.
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They usually do not have to meet arduous federal safety requirements, and they face a haphazard inspection system that varies from state to state.
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That's why Walker, who has recovered from an arduous start, continues to earn playing time at second base, third base and lately right field.
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Building a tunnel under five miles of waterway in a crowded city is an arduous and costly endeavor, but it would offer immense relief.
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For him, such arduous work is a point of pride: evidence that an actor with a developmental disability can be up to the task.
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The state legislature voted in 2016 to erase records of the least serious felonies, but only after a costly and sometimes arduous expungement process.
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Beyond that, many indigenous leaders like Mr. Waru long for much better living standards, education and opportunities than an isolated, arduous forest existence allows.
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But abolishing it would require amending the Constitution, which is, by design, an arduous process that only lets through the most bipartisan of ideas.
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The Socialists hold just 84 seats in the 350-seat chamber, so the mere process of staying in office is likely to be arduous.
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He walked me through a typical day shooting a baseball game, and the big takeaway was that it can be a long, arduous process.
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When she and her husband, Jerome Karle, joined the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington in the mid-1940s, the technique was limited and arduous.
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They spend a couple of arduous days on the telephone, persuading other businesspeople to do favors such as donating products or attending marketing events.
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It's natural to think that the emotions inspired by Mr. Liou's arduous trek would be relief and joy, but you don't find that here.
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But after 20 months that proved more arduous than President Trump once imagined, this may be the best week of his presidency so far.
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With a weary but resolute tenor, Mr. Day-Lewis reconstructs Lincoln's arduous process of rallying Congress to pass the 13th Amendment to abolish slavery.
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It comprises about 12,300 traces of exchanged intimacy, from friendly greetings to arduous affirmations of desire, conveyed through well-preserved cards of all kinds.
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Mr. Trump's decision on a successor could be an opportunity to shift the debate, but he faces the prospect of an arduous confirmation battle.
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The arduous work of timing and placing individual videos was assisted by artificial intelligence, which helped organize and synchronize the enormous quantity of footage.
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We learn the details of Edmund's past in flashbacks, as he struggles to endure the arduous conditions as well as his own survivor's guilt.
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When dying finally delivers us to our unexpected, inevitable end, we would like to think that we've endured this arduous trial for a reason.
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True to their name, these are durable running socks that will get you through anything from a short jog to an arduous trail run.
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It is also likely to be an arduous process that could last months until he finally arrives at a cramped state prison cell upstate.
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In the hardest-hit places, including Dominica, Puerto Rico, Barbuda, St. Martin and the U.S. Virgin Islands, a slow and arduous recovery lies ahead.
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SWEDEN This sprawling epic by the director Jan Troell follows a poor Swedish family on an arduous journey to Minnesota in the 19th century.
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The wait for Disney+ has been long and arduous for fans in the UK, but it's finally coming to an end on March 24.
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In an interview, Chapman describes what it was like to work with Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes during the arduous and immersive filming process.
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This spiritually centered persona now finds himself inside the arduous and often nondenominational den of Major League Baseball's rite of passage: minor league baseball.
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These local agreements take months of arduous mediation by civil society groups and Iraq's reconciliation authorities, and require continued dialogue and vigilance to maintain.
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Even when a plan will pay for such medications, they require an extensive and arduous prior authorization process for a minimal supply of medication.
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For pilots, taking evacuees is arduous, said Raymond Morganti, a member of the Family and Patient Advisory Council who is working with Tampa General.
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Faced with the arduous task of rehabilitating the Knicks' defense, Jeff Hornacek and his staff huddled near the foul line and evaluated their options.
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In the face of grave physical harm and death, they are choosing an arduous and dangerous path heading north to "life" for their children.
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Most chronic patients, debilitated either by disease or by medical responses to it, know that their arduous paths paradoxically take enormous strength and support.
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Eat By now I think I've established that I belong to a small and dwindling tribe of humans who like it arduous and exacting.
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Given that transportation is sparse and the fastest way home is an arduous two-day journey by land and air, that's no minor undertaking.
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And if Congress can't act, then the president could order the EPA to redo the regulation, although this would be a relatively arduous process.
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Habshe oversaw the arduous logistics of transporting the project from the West Bank, and served as its interpreter and an artistic ambassador of sorts.
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Gretchen Rossi is opening up about the "arduous process" she and fiancé Slade Smiley are currently undergoing to try to conceive their first child together.
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We have begun the long and arduous process of transforming America, a fight that will continue tomorrow, next week, next year and into the future.
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They argue that such a postponement is most important for the President-elect because he must not be impeded from pursuing the arduous presidential transition.
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Officials are already in the process of recruiting Thai-speaking divers, which should help to keep the boys calm and collected during the arduous journey.
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However, even if such a situation comes to pass we would caution that the road back will be arduous given the magnitude of the collapse.
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However, some analysts believe Macron is not truly cut-off from others and changing the EU would be a lengthy and arduous task for anyone.
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Drones, also known as, UAVs came into existence for the sole purpose of reaching and traversing areas where it was arduous for man to maneuver.
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Sanitation workers have the fifth most dangerous job in America — and perhaps one of the most arduous — thanks to hazardous waste, dangerous equipment, and rats.
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What has been a rapidly moving investigation securing damning testimony from witnesses who have defied White House orders may soon become a more arduous effort.
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"This has been a long and arduous process, and I want to thank Tom Perez and all of those who made it happen," he said.
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Many people (usually women) who have sex tapes or illicit photos of themselves leaked online face an arduous and humiliating process of having them removed.
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It remains an uphill and arduous battle, but it seems like the army of those warring to end sexual violence acquires new members every day.
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Though Clinton would have some tools at her disposal to make campaign finance a priority if she wins, meaningful reform could prove arduous, experts said.
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But many come from abroad, enduring arduous road journeys before being sold and often being abandoned in the event they are confiscated at entry points.
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It was an arduous journey on foot, but she and her family made it to a camp for refugees just over the border in Rwanda.
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As companies, workers and jobs become more fluid across permeable borders, it will become increasingly necessary to move money freely without arduous costs or constraints.
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So as delicious as these dishes end up tasting, the journey to actually get them from kitchen to plate can be nothing short of arduous.
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Most other Democratic House members, meanwhile, face increasingly arduous fights for survival, in a toxic political environment, with little prospect of leadership any time soon.
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Premature specialisation also increases the chances of teenagers quitting their sports altogether, weighed down by years of arduous training and less freedom than their friends.
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Making things as awkward as possible, Stankey predicted that the coming year would be so arduous that it would feel "like childbirth" for HBO employees.
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Americans Conor Jaeger and Jordan Wilimovsky qualified second and third for Saturday's final of the grueling 30-lap event, the most arduous in the pool.
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Baby Frida is here, and mom Brigitte Nielsen and her husband, Italian model Mattia Dessi couldn't be more thrilled after a long and arduous journey.
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Currently, astronauts read these instructions from a laptop, which Biniok says is an arduous process that a responsive, hands-free companion like CIMON can replace.
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Marathon finishers — more than half a million in 2016 — enjoy a sense of accomplishment and health benefits for having completed such an arduous, athletic task.
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It was riveting listening to his arduous process in finally earning the trust and respect of the U.K. government, London law enforcement and the community.
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And now, in Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano, they even have an example of banks getting on with the arduous business of restructuring.
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Police Sergeant Alistair Hutchins, one of two specialists leading the disaster victim identification (DVI) team which includes six archaeologists, said the task was psychologically arduous.
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The shareholder vote — part of an annual meeting — wraps up an arduous sale process that was stymied by the revelations of two massive data breaches.
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The law would also define more precisely how companies could lay off workers — currently an arduous process in a country where workers are highly protected.
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Her early years coincided with the "Arduous March Famine," which lasted from 22012 to 22010 and took the lives of hundreds of thousands of people.
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His lung cancer diagnosis ((non-small cell adenocarcinoma stage IV) came after Clark had a hard time regaining weight after an arduous ice-climbing trip.
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One thing the new exhibition makes clear is that the Atlantic passage was, for many, a relatively brief part of a long and arduous journey.
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In the past, it took lengthy and arduous ground-based telescopic observations to winnow impostors like double stars and other pretenders from the planet list.
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The work was arduous—removing granite boulders, planting vines by hand—but the Fellowship prized the clarity and camaraderie that came from collective physical labor.
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And she had absolutely no sense of humor, so that one of the most arduous tasks for her team was inserting jokes into her speeches.
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Security was never a priority for the internet's original architects and building in security after the fact will be a long, arduous and costly effort.
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And these are people — young men mostly, but some teenagers and children — who had taken the most arduous, death-defying journey imaginable to get there.
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So it is no surprise that cafes, restaurants and bars play a major role in the often arduous and angst-ridden drama of home hunting.
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Long hours of arduous study and experimentation are required merely to glimpse a flicker of enlightenment that can lead to greater heights of human achievement.
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Human Resource Machine If you're anything like me, you occasionally need a puzzle game to get you through a particularly arduous flight or bus trip.
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The Law of Parties has been on trial as much as Mr. Wood has in the arduous criminal justice process in which he faces death.
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The badly damaged sculptures were brought to Italy so that they could be restored, making an arduous journey from Damascus to Rome via Beirut, Lebanon.
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Ms. Austin sometimes signs a roster for Ms. Phillips so she does not have to make the arduous trip to the entrance to do so.
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They are rooted in the arduous history of minority groups who have struggled for decades to overcome prejudice and be accepted for who they are.
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Technically, using government benefits wouldn't automatically disqualify an application for citizenship or legal residency, but it would make the already-arduous process even more difficult.
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Jon's bestie Sam, however, is on a more arduous, yet slightly familiar journey towards magic: studying under Horace Slughorn (officially the "archmaester" but you know).
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The event, titled UFC 2003, will mark the culmination of an arduous bureaucratic battle to legalize mixed martial arts in the state of New York.
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He then started the arduous task of pulling mangled Google bicycles to higher ground, away from the creek, and contacted Google to pick them up.
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Journalists covering the National Security Agency know that getting documents from it using the Freedom of Information Act can be a long and arduous process.
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Gone are the arduous import procedures that asked you where you wanted to save your images, how you wanted to tag them and similar questions.
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It's been a long, arduous battle for MMA and primarily UFC, but finally the door for an event at Madison Square Garden has been opened.
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The tongue twister "Aadnan and Aanan in Aden," or "two men in the Yemeni port city," was particularly arduous, Kai explained in a phone interview.
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Republican leaders will look this week to take an early step in the arduous task of overhauling the US tax code: passing a budget resolution.
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At least 12 others have died since September as the number of Central Americans making the arduous journey to the southern US border has surged.
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And it would let people vote with a sworn statement of identity, instead of the arduous ID requirements that some states have placed for voting.
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But he knew that driving to and from the West Side of Manhattan, where he picked up and dropped off the children, would be arduous.
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As has been well-publicized, the film was an arduous endeavor, with 125 artists painting it frame by frame, all in van Gogh's signature style.
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The depot was the latest stop in a long and arduous journey north that may eventually end up back in Central America where it started.
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A long and arduous labor of love by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman, the film turns van Gogh's work into an unusual kind of biopic.
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Having planned to reconvene at an overlook 15 miles ahead, I was left on my own to begin the arduous climb up from the river.
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Together with their two young daughters, the couple fled Afghanistan, beginning an arduous, multiyear odyssey that took them across continents and some scarily inhospitable countries.
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After an arduous journey that lasted a month, he arrived in the South in November 2014, settling in Ulsan, an industrial city in the southeast.
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Had she really just danced her first lead in a full-length ballet — the arduous, three-act "Don Quixote" — at American Ballet Theater's Wednesday matinee?
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New SEALs are pinned at the end of an arduous yearlong training pipeline that has changed slightly in response to the global war on terror.
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A highly sought-after college consultant, Rick Singer counseled hundreds of families as they navigated the arduous process of getting their kids into top universities.
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Many of us in the developed world have easier lives than our forebears had: There is less arduous labor; there is less labor in general.
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Still, no matter how relatable student debt may be, each person's experience is wholly unique to them — whether it's triumphant, arduous, or somewhere in between.
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For units that were barely motorized, and lacked sufficient fuel—horses were the main mode of transportation—travelling so far must have been extremely arduous.
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But reports from the time said that when he came to the White House, he was already careworn after a long and arduous political career.
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This is important, given the fact that the arduous task of creating a working majority could be facilitated by eventual defections and a party split.
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Blackburn, who was teaching at Texas Tech Law School, told the family that this would require an arduous legal process, but he agreed to try.
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Through a somewhat arduous process of submitting every receipt and document under the sun, I was able to have the card's insurance cover the cost.
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The U.S. diplomat recalled stopping by Bolton's office, after arduous negotiations over a Security Council resolution, to report that he had secured a favorable outcome.
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The EU's accession negotiations are an arduous process that involve complying with all EU standards and rules and winning the consent of all EU governments.
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But getting to that stern, drastic style took arduous, day-by-day work, and the results never satisfied him, though they never stopped him either.
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Simply spoken, honesty is the best path when ghosting is an option, even if being honest takes the arduous effort of returning that phone call.
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It's also the critical White House hub that handles the arduous task of composing the federal government's science and tech research budget each fiscal year.
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We get it Yeezus, it's a long and arduous process making sure "Wolves" is perfect but even the Lord needed rest on the seventh day.
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Real Housewives of Orange County star Heather Dubrow has had a very long and arduous process designing and moving into her new 20,000 sq-ft. home.
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While the rescue is ongoing, it's likely that rescuers will take a prolonged break due to the arduous journey, which will slow down the operation's progress.
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Building that foundation was an arduous process, forcing even the most obstinate utility regulators in fossil fuel-heavy states like Texas to grapple with climate change.
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There aren't a lot of stay-at-home family members any more who can offer the selfless and arduous work needed to care for dying patients.
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They claimed that the prominent and influential migrant rights organization Pueblo Sin Fronteras was organizing the caravan and would be leading it on the arduous journey.
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The epic arcs of Kushner's characters reflect a conception of change as an arduous, at times unbearably time-consuming process, but one that is ultimately achievable.
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In the long run the only route to solving its mess is a popular vote that serves as a mandate for the arduous task of reform.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Keepers at London Zoo began the arduous task of counting some 600 different species on Thursday, carrying out the park's week-long annual stocktake.
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He had planned to propose to his girlfriend Sian at the summit of Half Dome in Yosemite, California, a romantic vista accessible via an arduous hike.
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The F-35 landing and take off were "just Day One of a two-month, arduous testing process, which will continue again next year," Betton said.
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The everything-on-the-table punk rock dream wasn't all it was cracked up to be, and every action the band took became an arduous task.
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And they ignore the fact that striking free-trade deals is an arduous technical process that requires years of hard negotiation and armies of skilled negotiators.
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Venter thought it would take his team about a year, but the process turned out to be incredibly arduous, requiring four more years than initially planned.
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Activists say that hundreds of thousands of people, including university students, teachers and health workers, are regularly forced to pick cotton for weeks in arduous conditions.
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Trying to find musicians to collaborate with on a project, especially if their expertise is something outside of my normal sphere, can be an arduous process.
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"American Idol" has completed the arduous and super expensive process of snagging 3 judges for the show's reboot ... and it didn't come a day too soon.
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The process is long and arduous and the European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker has said no more states would be admitted until at least 2020.
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This transaction will allow the latter to skip over the arduous process of an IPO while also enjoying the benefits of being a publicly traded company.
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As far as setup, Voice Bridge needs to be hooked into the phone line, as well as a user's router, but overall it isn't too arduous.
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Strategists believe the U.K. election results point to a clear erosion of Prime Minister Theresa May's political leadership, setting the stage for arduous Brexit negotiations ahead.
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"The situation in the fight against corruption is still serious and the mission still arduous," Xu said, according to a statement carried on the commission's website.
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Camp Happy Tummies has become a place for locals to commune over hot meals and distance themselves from the daily, arduous task of rebuilding the city.
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He fled his homeland to escape the bloodshed, taking the arduous overland route through western Asia and southeastern Europe before eventually arriving in Dresden in 2015.
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Caregiving for those at the end of life, as those who live it will attest, is equally arduous yet is barely recognized at a similar scale.
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But whatever the motivation, continued collaboration between the world's two biggest economies on the long, arduous transition away from fossil fuels is vital to our future.
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The cheap flights that Arty bought usually involved a transfer in Miami or Houston, and Gladys let it be known that she found the stopovers arduous.
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After 100 years of struggle, our society continues the arduous work of eradicating the systemic issues rooted in slavery and fully realizing civil rights for all.
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For people who are homeless, getting help can be an ordeal, from the arduous application process for shelter to the long wait for a subsidized apartment.
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Tens of thousands of Cubans have been arriving each year to the southwestern United States border after making an arduous journey by land through eight nations.
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Finding a salon where pros can both cut and style curly hair is like apartment-hunting in New York City: long, arduous, and with limited options.
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After 0003 months of arduous paperwork and a seemingly interminable argument with the Drug Enforcement Administration, in early 1990 he dosed his first participant with DMT.
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The demand for those crops outstrips the supply, leaving farmers like Mr. Naraghi racing to convert their land to organic production, an arduous and expensive process.
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But Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts stuck with him, and he delivered five arduous innings in the Dodgers' 24-23 win over the Nationals at Nationals Park.
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The limits do not prevent people from traveling to the U.S., but instead require them to undergo the more arduous process of first obtaining a visa.
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Our ancestors endured weeks at sea and arduous journeys in wagons back in the day, but we get to zip across the skies in metal tubes.
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What was originally considered to be a strain that would heal in 10 days or less turned into the most arduous injury marathon of his career.
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It remained shorter than his left leg and that made running with the dexterity it takes to play quarterback in the N.F.L. arduous, if not impossible.
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"It's been a very long and arduous path," said Dr. Heimbach, who is the surgical director of liver transplantation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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Memorials once approved by Congress must now go through an arduous 24-step process, overseen by an advisory commission in concert with the National Park Service.
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While Marriage Story does explain the decline of Charlie and Nicole's marriage, its focus is really the aftermath, the long and arduous process of breaking up.
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And we now know that Russians effectively assumed false American identities with U.S. bank accounts in 2016, so the burden on media companies will be arduous.
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Steering the first rewrite of the tax code since 1986 has long been a dream of Mr. Ryan's, but so far, the process has proved arduous.
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To reduce this danger, WHO member states need to begin what will doubtless be arduous negotiations over an international framework to guarantee equitable access to vaccines.
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Sandgren would love to have experienced it, but he has traveled a long, arduous road to get so close to the finish line at age 28.
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English planters proved to be poor rice producers as the process of planting, cultivating, harvesting and preparing the crop for market was intricate and physically arduous.
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Preprint servers bypass the long, arduous timelines of traditional, peer-reviewed scientific publishing, and can lead to lightning-speed information sharing during outbreaks like this one.
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In contrast, when transplants are given after birth, the child first needs an arduous course of chemotherapy to wipe out the immune system and prevent rejection.
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You will get your hands dirty, though, as some of the more arduous parts are closer to climbing than hiking, and require three points of contact.
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It was my first break in 20 months since the beginning of an arduous and contentious presidential election cycle from the primaries to the general election.
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In each case it was through months and years of hardball politics and arduous negotiations that democratic challengers were able to outsmart and outmaneuver authoritarian governments.
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And so I took in the apathetic responses I received from doctors as a gift, ceased communicating my discomfort, and chose instead an isolated, arduous silence.
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His days are long and arduous, and the decisions he must make are heartbreaking — to separate families who have recovered from those who have been infected.
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To meet the ever-increasing demands of the German war effort, prisoners were forced to work harder for longer in arduous conditions under pain of death.
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At a hotel in Mexico City, trade representatives from Canada, Mexico, and the United States are working on the arduous task of redefining their economic relationship.
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The auction would have capped an arduous process in which Avianca Brasil fought aircraft lessors for months to try to keep operating its fleet despite missed payments.
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In fact, this arduous morning task can take 20 to 30 minute chunks out of your daily routine — and you've got better ways to spend your time.
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After an arduous 16-hour journey over land and river in which Alba and Kika were caged and anesthetized, the BOSF team arrived at BBBR national park.
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Currently, both the lower and upper chambers of their parliament are elected directly and have virtually identical power, which makes passing legislation a slow and arduous process.
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A lot of art projects never get past the embryonic stage of a quick sketch, but one imaginative artist is making arduous artworks from actual embryo vessels.
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So it&aposs almost a given that if you find that he has to be detained, he&aposs going to be detained in these every arduous conditions.
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Rescue operation chief Narongsak Osatanakorn said in a press conference that divers entered the caves, the second phase of an intricate and arduous operation, at 11 a.m.
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Sailors hoping to be a SEAL must successfully complete arduous training, including "Hell Week" in which candidates endure a week of constant stressful training with little sleep.
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It's an arduous process that involves submitting a complaint to the DOE's civil rights office, and she knows they are inundated with reports from across the country.
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For instance, it's far more arduous to adjust the fan speed and direction with Volvo's Sensus infotainment than it would be if you had a simple knob.
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According to Siena College's website, printing the hand took 30 hours, which was just a drop in the bucket compared to the arduous six-month design process.
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It also shows that reading need not be an arduous or time-consuming process, that literature can be consumed in the small, snatched moments in everyday life.
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He did, then noted that the arduous process could be more easily accomplished if he were to do it at his family canning business in Fremont, Michigan.
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Anyone who has ever hoped to achieve Daenerys Targaryen-style bleached-blonde hair is intimately familiar with just how long, arduous, and damaging the process can be.
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Although it would be an arduous, drawn-out process to remove the British royal family, for instance, it would less difficult for Commonwealth countries to become republics.
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You can start your own business (a time-consuming and often arduous process that may not actually earn you any money), or you can start investing now.
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Still, the restrictions at the Suqoor checkpoint, on the road from Fallujah to Baghdad, are so arduous, arbitrary and time-consuming that many avoid attempting the journey.
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It also seems that, in addition to the pure novelty of LSD itself, Western culture doesn't have many rites of passage that involve arduous mental re-structuring.
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As war, famine and disaster loom on the horizon for countries around the world, 2018 will be an arduous year for civilians caught in conflict and disaster.
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Even the often arduous process of prepping, grocery shopping, and washing dishes has added a level of structure to my life and gradually normalized my daily routine.
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It's still free to the public, but to access it, users will need to accept the network's key — a minimally more arduous task that's well worth it.
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De-scheduling a drug in the United States is a long and arduous process, but given the benefits of legalizing modafinil, the struggle could be worth it.
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Perhaps that's why so many consult with gurus on this particularly arduous but simple journey, masters who can drop pins on the map of life for them.
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That said, getting to this point has been arduous, and examples from other conflicts indicate that the road to full implementation of a future agreement is long.
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A number of antitrust experts say that the approval process could be quite arduous because there has been so much concentration already between telecommunications and entertainment companies.
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For years, our appeals system was known to be a mess, but thought too difficult and too arduous to get a proposal through Congress—just too hard.
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There's a lot of paranoia around their weather, and they speak about that quite openly—about the Arduous March, this great famine they had in the 90s.
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We will see so many more Mozarts come out, because we live in a time where you don't have to be tethered to difficult and arduous processes.
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This is not glamorous, nor is it cheap; it is the slow, arduous work of provenance research, and museums must be equipped and resourced to undertake it.
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Advocates have picked their spots on ballot initiatives, eschewing expensive states with arduous rules and focusing on smaller states where they have a real shot at victory.
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" When asked why she might not run for the presidency, Gillibrand said she wants to make sure her family is ready for an "arduous and serious process.
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They had abandoned their lives in their homeland separately and for different reasons, and had been on their arduous journeys, sometimes without food or water, for years.
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The work of Sakiyama Takayuki, who lives on the Izu peninsula, 75 miles from Tokyo — but reachable only by arduous travel — approaches nature in a traditional medium.
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Even simple things, such as buying a ticket for a plane, train or concert, have become arduous and frustrating chores in an era of targeted, opaque pricing.
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Instead of trying to compute exact solutions to a problem — which can be a hopelessly arduous task — harmonic analysis can often produce quicker but still useful estimates.
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The Trump administration must still push the agreement through the incoming Democratic majority in the House of Representatives, an arduous process that could take months to complete.
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