It's difficult for California, it's difficult for Michigan, it's difficult for Louisiana.
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Our products were difficult to see, difficult to buy, and difficult to pick up.
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That makes it difficult to connect to, difficult to explain, and extremely difficult to solve.
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It's difficult to wear under your clothing, it's difficult to work, and it's difficult to travel.
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Maybe kindergarten is somewhat difficult for her, but what's even more difficult is that I can tell it's difficult for her.
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So, it&aposs a very difficult -- KURTZ: Very difficult situation.
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We don't want to make a difficult decision more difficult.
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And maybe I'm difficult, but frankly we are all difficult.
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It becomes difficult to keep up, difficult even to remember.
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It's always been difficult, but it's never been more difficult.
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"It was a very difficult decision — very difficult — and it got more difficult every day," Mr. DeLaney said in an interview this week.
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It's not just romantic or fun but difficult, really, really difficult.
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I have seen presidents work with difficult people and difficult issues.
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It all just makes a difficult job all the more difficult.
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Open power struggles are difficult to predict and difficult to control.
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I found the interviews unexpectedly difficult, however—very difficult, in fact.
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He was another difficult man in a world of difficult men.
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That show got me through this difficult time, that difficult time.
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Coöperation is difficult to establish and almost as difficult to sustain.
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But there is a threshold for how difficult is too difficult.
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That's very difficult to prove, so it makes our lives difficult.
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It was difficult, the U.S. made it really difficult for us today.
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It's just difficult when you're trying to do the difficult triple jumps.
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"Difficult times require difficult decision to be taken and implemented," he said.
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"I knew it would be difficult but not this difficult," she said.
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The issues are difficult, the talks have been difficult since last year.
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Friendship is a difficult subject, more difficult to write about than love.
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"It was difficult then and now it's double — triple — difficult," she said.
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Biology is difficult to characterize, difficult to chart on a systems basis.
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"They are difficult to understand, and when they are difficult to understand they are difficult to implement and so they are being disputed now," he said.
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Life Is Strange 1 was difficult but every game is difficult to create.
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And as difficult, that's probably a very difficult proposition to take — — and citizens.
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FABER: ON OF COURSE, A DIFFICULT AND SOMEWHAT, AT LEAST SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT DAY.
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Passing anything is difficult for Congress; passing a stimulus bill is extremely difficult.
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I've had more difficult and challenging projects and less difficult and challenging projects.
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Getting men to listen is difficult because asking people to change is difficult.
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And if Cristiano Ronaldo thinks it's difficult, then it must be really difficult.
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This Tour has been difficult for Froome, 153, perhaps his most difficult yet.
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It was emotionally difficult, but I'm sure it was emotionally difficult for Kamala.
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This is a difficult time, difficult period, and she said what she thought.
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It was a difficult movie to review, and the franchise is difficult to criticize.
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If Mr Erdogan loses, Turkey will be a difficult ally with a difficult future.
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"The solar roof is itself a difficult product, a very difficult product," he said.
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" Woodall said cases such as Robinson's are "difficult to prosecute and difficult to prove.
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And as difficult as it is to watch, it should be difficult to watch.
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This is really difficult and it's a difficult position for sports to be in.
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Divorces are often difficult affairs, but they can be even more difficult for children.
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Things always seem like they're difficult and I'm not trying to make it difficult.
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It will be even more difficult without one, though difficult does not mean impossible.
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It's difficult to balance rights and security, particularly when it's difficult to measure security.
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"It looks difficult, but it isn't that difficult to program a robot," she said.
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It's difficult to get around, it's difficult to bring all your things with you.
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Moms are used to managing difficult bosses and difficult employees and difficult Bobs in another department who just wanted to give some feedback based on his extensive expertise.
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If you can do that, you make difficult topics less difficult for them, and you.
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"Its very difficult to see, very difficult to move inside that flooding system," said Hester.
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Everything is more difficult for women, and everything is more difficult for women of color.
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After all, ovarian cancer is particularly lethal -- both difficult to detect and difficult to cure.
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"It's going to be difficult," Sarah said on This Morning, "but any marriage is difficult."
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"But to actually implement that is quite difficult, and to implement it uniformly is difficult."
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Not only was it difficult to find coal, it was difficult to move it, too.
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""It&aposs difficult to manage, difficult to patch, and it diverges from the public cloud.
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It was more difficult because so much of it was personal, moving, difficult, really upsetting.
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We're in a difficult time, and I think we've been in many difficult times before.
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"Anthrax is difficult to control, and outbreaks can be very difficult to predict," she said.
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"That was difficult, a lot more difficult than I expected," he told PEOPLE in December 2016.
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Twitter libel lawsuits are notoriously difficult to win Twitter libel lawsuits are notoriously difficult to win.
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"He's not a difficult cover for them, he's a difficult cover for most teams," Karl said.
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Norris has been notoriously and deliberately difficult to hire, and even more difficult to work with.
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That she was a foster child with a difficult family history makes things even more difficult.
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American lives and progress are at stake as we navigate difficult spaces and have difficult conversations.
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"It's enormously difficult to do effectively, and also difficult to assess the effectiveness," said Dr. Schaffner.
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"Those trade secrets cases are rare because they're difficult to establish and difficult to prove," says Marsh.
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Make Trump's life difficult Of course, China could make life difficult for Trump if it wants to.
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It's difficult to manage because China is managing a difficult transition, but the consumer is reacting well.
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But Faulkner's classic tale of a Southern family is a difficult book to end all difficult books.
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I've been known to be able to get along with some difficult fillies and, sometimes, difficult colts.
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Intermarriage in our country is not as difficult as it used to be, but it's still difficult.
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Art is always difficult, but it is especially difficult when it comes to telling other people's stories.
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When asked what the most difficult part of the series was, Ford responded, "So many difficult things!"
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"Hiring in San Francisco became increasingly difficult, and was ultimately more difficult than we anticipated," Mokhtarzada said.
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Certainly, all physician should have skills to treat difficult symptoms, address emotional challenges, and conduct difficult conversations.
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"When we started, virtual reality was expensive, difficult to get, and difficult to set up," says Mosso.
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Running effective corporate venture arms is difficult, and it's even more difficult when dealing with AI startups.
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"It is difficult for players in Taiwan because it's difficult to find meat without carbs," he said.
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"It's personally difficult and certainly for many in the organization it's difficult as well," Dr. Lichtenfeld said.
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So it is difficult for people to really appreciate how difficult of a time people are having.
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The task will be difficult, but the space agency has achieved much more difficult things, after all.
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"Reconnecting is going to be difficult and reconstructing her life is going to be difficult," he said.
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I just have nothing to compare my marriage to outside of the show, and you know it's just been difficult – I mean, the wedding was difficult, everything about our marriage has been difficult.
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Both Pippa and James found this climb very difficult and, looking back, more difficult than the Matterhorn itself.
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Restricting the use of "hate speech" is difficult and dangerous because it is often so difficult to define.
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It was a truly difficult feat in difficult terrain that went on day after day, week after week.
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It's difficult to navigate these "hard, difficult markets," but that's the role of Goldman's risk management, Blankfein said.
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However, relying on them to settle our most difficult disagreements undercuts their authority and makes civic engagement difficult.
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And as the narrative goes you know foreign participation the Chinese economy is always a difficult difficult juggernaut.
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Many difficult games are also very accessible, and some games are only difficult insofar as they are inaccessible.
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It's highly recommended if you need a little inspiration on a difficult (or even not-so-difficult) day.
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And I would concede to you that would be a very difficult process and a very difficult conversation.
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I think even now it's difficult, but on the other hand it's also difficult for digital-only publications.
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Divorce is difficult both personally and financially, and rebuilding your financial life on your own can be difficult.
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A 'difficult year' Meng's case kicks off what Huawei has predicted will be a "difficult year" in 2020.
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"We work in difficult conditions, with schedules and times that are difficult," said Mr. Delprat, the union official.
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A difficult mission The May 6 rocket-landing attempt was much more difficult than the previous one, too.
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"This will be difficult - difficult for people, difficult for political parties," said Rafi Ahmed Mir, spokesman of the People's Democratic Party, which was part of the BJP coalition that ruled the state until last year.
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We have access to each other, because we are not afraid to confront difficult situations or have difficult conversations.
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"Any time you have to go out and take someone's life, it's very difficult, it's very difficult," Nehls says.
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He described May as "a bloody difficult woman", but no more difficult than Thatcher, in whose cabinet he served.
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"Obviously it's a very difficult month for us and a difficult day," her daughter Chiquis Rivera told PEOPLE CHICA .
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"Florida is a difficult state to work with, a difficult state to actually run a citizen's initiative," Meade said.
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It's difficult for tech workers and it's even more difficult for those not touched by the modern gold rush.
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It's difficult to instill a feeling of peril in a study subject, a condition that presumably makes testing difficult.
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"Emotionally difficult to feel that and know that people feel that feeling every day… It was a difficult process."
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It can be very difficult to ascertain the source of a cyber attack, making a response even more difficult.
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"It ought to be difficult to destroy someone's reputation and more difficult to get them locked up," said Richter.
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This is why seditious conspiracy prosecutions can be difficult, and why domestic terrorism prosecutions would be just as difficult.
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"It is not so difficult," Kiril agreed—though of course it was the most difficult thing in the world.
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When things should have become more difficult for West Virginia on Saturday, they instead became more difficult for Oklahoma.
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This makes completing any higher-level task really difficult, and almost painful, because it's simply so difficult to think.
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It's not a difficult strategy to explain, but it remains extremely difficult to do, especially in the major leagues.
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When children know that we're willing to talk about something difficult, they will talk to us about something difficult.
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Admittedly, there are extremely difficult financial years ahead in an extremely difficult industry even during the best of times.
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Sarid wonders if the fact that her patient was seeing a psychiatrist made this difficult diagnosis even more difficult.
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"We understand how difficult it is and we don't want to make the parents' life very difficult," she said.
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While these are in fact difficult to prove in court, they are even more difficult to predict and prevent.
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"It was very difficult terrain, very difficult to access the location of where Mr. Cunningham was found," Stafford said.
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His impulsive style and resistance to accepting difficult trade-offs have made his goals on Iran difficult to parse.
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On the perimeter, Hayward, George Hill and others make it difficult for their assignments to penetrate, forcing difficult shots.
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Comparing Senate candidates is more difficult, since many more Democratic incumbents than Republicans find themselves in difficult reelection fights.
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But moving the embassy to Jerusalem would "make already stalled and difficult negotiations very difficult to revive," she said.
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The proposed law also makes it more difficult for employees to opt out of the union — much more difficult.
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Serious research began in the 50s and started along three distinct lines: replicating the eye (difficult); replicating the visual cortex (very difficult); and replicating the rest of the brain (arguably the most difficult problem ever attempted).
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"France looks difficult and is likely to stay difficult," Swatch Group CEO Nick Hayek told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"We understand that President-elect Trump is in a difficult spot, that Republicans are in a difficult spot," Schumer said.
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It is difficult for older workers to master the difficult interview process, and make discrimination claims once in a job.
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It's difficult to find support for serious, in-depth journalism and it's difficult to make a living as a journalist.
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Still, it's difficult not to conclude that the idiosyncratic nature of the Trump presidency may make managing this more difficult.
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"It is difficult to deal with these sensitive and difficult diplomatic problems with this current way of communicating," Moon said.
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Moving data from a proprietary device into an analytics environment remains a difficult problem — more difficult than one might imagine.
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But Tannerite is difficult to turn into a weapon and more difficult than other explosives to detonate, the sources said.
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"This is going to make any future settlement very difficult, and future reconciliation or accountability very, very difficult," she said.
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" "The film is really heavy and the themes are difficult," Reynor said, adding, "these scenes are very difficult [to do].
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He told the Gay Times that his process was an extremely difficult one, especially coming from a difficult home life.
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"It&aposs not difficult to grow dotcom sales; it&aposs difficult to do it correctly and make money," Ellison said.
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It is, frankly speaking, difficult to use — but no more difficult than any other smartphone-based racing game I've played.
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How difficult was it to record the album and was it more difficult it was to relive it on film?
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Leaders of large companies have complained that foreign exchange has been difficult to come by, making business and investment difficult.
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It's such an executionally difficult ... It is an executionally difficult business, which is I think the moat and the challenge.
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"Of course there's difficult moments, and I'm sure after this there will be a lot of difficult moments," she said.
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An infection like this is difficult to detect and thus difficult to control, but fortunately it is much less lethal.
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For example, consider designs that require multiple difficult-to-find clicks can make it exceedingly difficult to cancel a subscription.
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It was just difficult enough to keep me challenged, but not so difficult that I ever felt discouraged from playing.
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Drawbacks of the study "Assessing intake of diet is difficult, assessing intake of organic foods is notoriously difficult," said Chavarro.
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"You have to be ready for difficult times and difficult storms that you're going to get caught in," Bertish said.
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It's been very difficult to direct this play; it's been very difficult to be in the room with this play.
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One reason is that it can be difficult to access certain areas, which make face-to-face surveys more difficult.
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So that's been a difficult thing; that still remains very difficult, because they make more money working in other places.
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"But it's difficult for me," he explains, "being so dedicated to my art, which is not an excuse, it's just difficult".
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There is no doubt that my circumstances are difficult, but I am with the idea that difficult situations generate beautiful art.
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However, the difficult COO search — made more difficult by the possibility of the CEO stepping away — has yet to be completed.
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Almost half (44%) said it would be difficult to date someone with differing abortion views, though 32% said wouldn't be difficult.
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I was such a fan of the moment that it was difficult to be present and it was difficult to perform.
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So I did those things and although it was difficult, it wasn't nearly as difficult as I thought it would be.
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I don't find that difficult, I just find it difficult when you're struggling with a character who you don't agree with.
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I almost fainted at some point from all the smoke, and it was very difficult, my friend, it was so difficult.
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Doing it in a public market is even more difficult, and doing it at very volatile times is even more difficult.
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In some cases, falling on a difficult jump can net a skater more points than perfectly executing a less difficult jump.
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Things only became more difficult as the fall and winter turned out to be a difficult period for the retail sector.
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He understood that 'difficult times require difficult decisions,' a philosophy that guided him well as he served our state and country.
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Advocates argue the restrictions make it difficult to study the safety of cannabis clinically, and even more difficult to regulate it.
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And he has a strong passion for sustainability, so if sourcing is difficult I would say that it's not particularly difficult.
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But it is about to get more difficult because what seems okay in the abstract often gets difficult in the specific.
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However, it is difficult to call a turkey sandwich "breakfast," just as it is difficult not to call a 7 a.m.
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Telling people the difficult truth they need to hear is much kinder than protecting them (or yourself) from a difficult conversation.
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What is more difficult to capture, more difficult than the cosmic and remote, is the moment of the here and now.
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It remains difficult, perhaps impossible, to predict who will commit suicide, and the phenomenon is extremely difficult for researchers to study.
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It is not only in Brussels that the self-described "bloody difficult woman" may be in for a bloody difficult time.
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"It's a difficult process, more difficult than it needs to be," said Jeff Vardaro, a civil rights attorney in Columbus, Ohio.
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Martin: Oh I mean undoubtedly I mean we would both have been in a difficult more difficult position than we are.
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So it's not that people think watching a movie is difficult, it's that they think just watching that movie is difficult.
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"It's very difficult for women to be entrepreneurs, even more difficult than men because we have to deal with more," she says.
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It's difficult to study drugged rape and sexual assault The prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses can be difficult to quantify.
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It is very difficult between land costs, building costs, availability, regulations, it's difficult to get entitled land where people want to live.
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I hope everyone in Louisiana knows that our country is standing with them and praying for them in these difficult, difficult hours.
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Finding a partner is already difficult, so adding a questionable online dating experience on top of that shouldn't be this difficult too.
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"It was difficult to raise money, generally in the last two years and Abraaj has made it more difficult," another source said.
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Because it was difficult to cook it and difficult to cut it finely, so it required a lot of patience and skill.
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The naming of cats is a difficult matter, but choosing who will play the cats in Cats could be just as difficult.
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But there was plenty of hot-dogging, too: routine shots made difficult, as well as difficult shots made to look ridiculously easy.
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So anything we find or hope to find that's still there, it's going to make a difficult task ... that much more difficult.
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It's been a difficult time for us all, I think, but I know it must be a difficult time especially for you.
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It also makes the scope and meaning of their project difficult to articulate, and apropos references to other organizations difficult to find.
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But it is a difficult moment for Lebanon but realizing it is difficult and the political consensus that we have around this.
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The wide swath of damage makes it difficult to determine the extent of the injuries, and even more difficult to repair them.
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It may be difficult to summarize the importance of McBride's speech at the DNC, but that importance is not difficult to understand.
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I knew that New York would be difficult with children, and I knew it would be very difficult to continue my work.
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It is difficult music for a difficult season, times that are bound to be more challenging than we allow ourselves to imagine.
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And what makes getting an abortion today so difficult — and could make it even more difficult in future — isn't a sweeping ban.
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Miller refused, for example, to let himself believe that his life was extra difficult now, only uniquely difficult, as all lives are.
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Can we talk about the mechanics of reporting these sort of stories, why they're so difficult, why they have been historically so difficult?
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"Difficult issues were addressed - they're still on - difficult issues were resolved," Nimetz said in Vienna after meeting the foreign ministers of both countries.
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Or is it going to splinter on sectarian grounds, in which case it's going to be very difficult, very difficult to control ISIS.
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If it's difficult for Climate Squad members to play well while they chat, it may also prove difficult to attract a large audience.
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"It's difficult to sit through because it goes on so long about the difficult part of my life," he says of the film.
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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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As players attempt to complete what is already a difficult level, they've discovered its bonus round to be a fittingly difficult end, too.
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The flowers have been somewhat difficult to foster The astronauts planted the zinnias late last year, but they've been somewhat difficult to foster.
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What makes Green tick is symbiotic with what makes him great; what makes him difficult is what makes him so difficult to stop.
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Not only is it extremely difficult to immigrate legally to the United States, it's even more difficult to access benefits after doing so.
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And TV interviews are really difficult, as you ... When you interviewed Mark onstage, for example, years ago, it was very difficult for him.
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This is taking a difficult situation and finding a way to stay connected with customers, while keeping the business going through difficult times.
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In addition, he calls it difficult to campaign on the concept of having prevented a crisis, which is difficult for voters to see.
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I find that very difficult to absorb—it's very difficult to imagine that we've come to a stage where that is being discussed.
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"It was very, very difficult for Theresa May before the election," Professor Menon said, "and it has now become significantly more difficult still."
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The issue isn't that so many bleak and difficult things happen to them, it's that only bleak and difficult things happen to them.
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Whatever the problems that resulted in their discharges, they served us under very difficult circumstances in a very difficult part of the world.
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Trying to break a nicotine addiction is extremely difficult — and the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal are especially difficult for young people to manage.
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"I use the phrase difficult trip or experience [because] they are very much trying and difficult at times, but frequently they'll be one of the most beneficial or valuable experiences of the person's life once that difficult experience is processed," said Goldsmith.
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The vast majority said they found it difficult to pay off this unexpected obligation: 34 percent said it was very difficult, 35 percent said it was somewhat difficult, and another 11 percent said they were unable to make good on the surprise bill.
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"That was difficult, a lot more difficult than I expected," said Yen, explaining that the contacts made him nearly as blind as his character.
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It is not just "more difficult," it is difficult in the sense that it will never be acceptable to the people who are complaining.
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Since iGSKY is based in China, it will be difficult to directly shut down the site — but the court can still make lift difficult.
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In women who present with abnormal or difficult-to-interpret mammography results, the decision whether to order additional imaging or biopsy can be difficult.
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Mr Fillon's troubles have turned an election that was difficult for the centre-right to lose into one that will be difficult to win.
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Ships painted in these zigzag patterns were difficult to discern, making it difficult for the enemy to estimate a target's range, speed, and heading.
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Projecting forward is difficult, and it's equally difficult to extrapolate current trends or envision a future in which hockey isn't still Canada's primary sport.
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"The difficult economic situation, continued high unemployment, internal and external threats to security, and difficult relations with Europe do not allow delays," he said.
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Asked if it was difficult to program, the artist said: "Not as difficult as stomaching Trump as the president of the United States."—Motherboard
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"This situation is a difficult one, because if someone arrives late because they delivered a baby or something ... it's a difficult choice," Munoz said.
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It's so much more difficult than I ever would have thought, and I don't begrudge anyone who decides not to tell a difficult story.
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Navigating this difficult terrain, which is also pitch black and may involve struggling against fast-flowing, muddy water in some areas, will be difficult.
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"It's incredibly difficult to tell whether their observations are accurate or not, because it's difficult from the outside to see what's happening," Lewis said.
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It is difficult to leave, but it is more difficult to see these principles being stifled to the point where truth isn't the truth.
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To counter the strategy of terror, he proposed a new strategy: That strategy, I think, is neither difficult to find nor difficult to name.
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It can be difficult for the FTC and other regulators to crack down on these fake personalities, because their origins are difficult to track.
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"After earnings season the market seems to shift to these macro factors that are difficult to predict and difficult to trade on," Tuz added.
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"Life is very difficult, and it is more difficult for me, because here I'm totally alone," she said, revealing fresh cuts on one wrist.
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"Overcoming the loss of a loved one is difficult for anyone, just imagine how difficult is for an elder man like him," he said.
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Difficult fight The difficult fight ahead for Haspel's confirmation has some Trump allies and advisers contemplating whether an alternative pick could win easier confirmation.
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That's because supply chains are "very difficult to put together, and equally difficult to disentangle," said Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University.
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It has been a difficult time for us, and we know that it has been a difficult time for many of you as well.
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It is getting more and more difficult to deploy people into these places, it is getting more and more difficult to keep them safe when they are there and it is getting more and more difficult to ensure they survive, let alone recover in crises.
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Difficult readability: The bendiness means some of the text is significantly deformed, and so any information it is meant to convey will be more difficult.
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Communication and transportation remains difficult across much of the territory, making it difficult for residents in many places to access food and other basic necessities.
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CORRECTED-TAIWAN FINMIN OFFICIAL SAYS FEBRUARY EXPORTS 'DIFFICULT' TO ESTIMATE (NOT WILL BE 'DIFFICULT') DUE TO UNCERTAINTY ABOUT WHEN CHINA WILL GO BACK TO WORK
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There are more than 13 million #legday posts on the 'gram, including memes about how difficult it is to recover from a difficult leg day.
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Christ left room for all to redeem themselves and we should extend the same courtesy, even when it's difficult --- in fact, especially when it's difficult.
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If it is a difficult time to be a refugee seeking resettlement out of Kenya, it is a difficult time to be doing so anywhere.
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What's left are desolate, uninhabited stretches of border where construction logistics are difficult, crossing is difficult, and the Border Patrol's detection work is relatively easy.
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"The situation in Evia was very difficult and remains difficult," Christos Stylianides, the European Union's aid commissioner, said after meeting Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
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In the early stages, diagnosis is difficult since Ebola can be difficult to distinguish from malaria, typhoid fever, meningitis, yellow fever and other infectious diseases.
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It's built out of nicely modular components, but the phone is difficult to take apart without breaking it, and the battery is difficult to swap.
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And I've seen him — I've seen him almost for two years in difficult places and at difficult times, and I'm pushing back on his behalf.
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At first, it was difficult for them to trust Lieutenant Cleare, and in many cases it was just as difficult for them to trust me.
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It can be tough to turn this around — re-skilling is often costly and difficult, and new investment is lacking in the most difficult areas.
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We had already been through an adoption process, and we knew how incredibly emotionally difficult and financially difficult it is to go through that system.
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Conversely, reducing immigration will increase Social Security's modest shortfall, making the maintenance of the program more difficult, and, accordingly, its expansion more difficult as well.
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For many of us, the interpretation of lifestyle data is more nebulous and oftentimes difficult or perceived as very difficult to adhere to the recommendation.
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"The repurposing of valued churches of historic significance is difficult, a very difficult challenge," she added and noted that the plan can still be amended.
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It was absolutely delicious but also very difficult to eat, as the bird is very small and the meat difficult to cut off the bones.
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"It's quite difficult for performers unless they reach celebrity status with the autonomy that brings ... For anyone else to rock the boat is pretty difficult."
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"It will be very difficult, I wouldn't rule out another general election it is going to be so difficult," Micheal Martin told national broadcaster RTE.
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"Even if an agreement has been difficult, more and more difficult, it's still possible this week," Barnier told reporters on arriving to the Luxembourg meeting.
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"It is always difficult to cut someone and, in this instance, it was even more difficult, yes," Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens told reporters Wednesday.
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"What would be difficult is if you see the damaged bike randomly on the street... [it] would be difficult to determine who caused the damage."
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We experience stress any time we do something new or difficult -- and what's really amazing is that humans quickly adapt to new and difficult things.
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It didn't happen to me, as my family has often implied, because I was a difficult child — although I'm sure I was a difficult child.
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When I asked a Tobii representative how difficult it is to add eye-tracking to games and apps, I was told it isn't difficult at all.
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NAPOLITANO: It is difficult for me to-- it is difficult for me to criticize them because I know them all personally and have interacted with them.
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Senators Manchin, Donnelly and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota are three Democrats facing tough difficult re-election races who could find it difficult to oppose Barrett.
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" He says that "if the dives are difficult then supply will be difficult, but the risk of trying to dive them out is also exponentially greater.
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"Employment here, especially for trans people of color, is pretty difficult, and it's known to be so difficult that very few people even try," Gaither said.
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With Hurricane Harvey ravaging the Houston region at this very moment, the VMAs are taking place on a difficult night, during a particularly difficult political era.
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Replies to Farrow ranged from intrigued to nonplussed; many who grew up with Matilda found it difficult to empathize with Trunchbull's difficult life and ultimate defeat.
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The father's actions remained difficult to account for, but a picture emerged on Monday of the dark and difficult circumstances the woman had been living under.
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By dissolving the entire senate, Turnbull was hoping to clear out a number of difficult minor party senators who were making it difficult to pass legislation.
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Blige referenced her difficult divorce at one point during the interview, and said it's especially difficult to go through something personally painful in the public eye.
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The thing that I like is that people look at photographs, and according to what they know he's supposed to be difficult, but he wasn't difficult.
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It's about the sleight-of-hand that swaps out an extremely difficult task (becoming a guitar virtuoso) for one that's significantly less difficult, but still challenging.
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Yet, it is difficult to imagine this step would even be contemplated as anything other than the final step in a long, difficult and complex process.
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"It will be difficult, quite difficult," said Thomas Levet, a former European Ryder Cup player from France who is now an analyst for Canal Plus television.
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The truth is that it can be difficult to bring innovative ideas to market in Canada, certainly more difficult than it is in the United States.
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Moving the call centre to a third country not only made it more difficult to investigate the crime, it also made a successful prosecution more difficult.
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Running the outdoor, canvas camp was difficult for detention center staff, who had to wear full gear in "very trying conditions" with "difficult dynamics," he said.
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This isn't bad when the Pokémon is standing still, but it becomes extremely difficult when more difficult Pokémon are moving back and forth across the screen.
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"These are difficult discussions in a difficult international environment," Germany Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said after a meeting with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in Washington.
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But it can be extremely difficult to understand the exact shape and size of these things, which makes them difficult to diagnose and treat, as well.
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With so little actual North Korean operational experience, it is difficult to know just how difficult the defeat of the North Korean Armed Forces would be.
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For example, the initial process of finding and receiving treatment is difficult, but that gets increasingly more difficult for individuals seeking an opioid treatment program (OTP).
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Workshops aren't always the easiest places to talk about certain things, and difficult subjects can become more difficult and uncomfortable in a roomful of competitive peers.
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It is not difficult to get up off the tracks, really, or not any more difficult than climbing out of the deep end of a swimming pool.
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In my own life, there were some people who helped me make it much less difficult I figured I could make it less difficult for other people.
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The company appears to be responding to outrage over privacy by making deleting Alexa recordings, something that was famously difficult, difficult in a new and different way.
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Second, it is quite difficult to come up with engaging narrative not based on stereotypes and tropes and to come up with something very original is difficult.
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It is difficult for any critic of the president to separate the sacred from the profane; it is also difficult to break through a polarized media environment.
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A cousin of mine needed these services, and people were making it so much harder, protesting outside the clinic and making a difficult situation even more difficult.
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So people don't realize how difficult it is to win any tournament, and a major is even tougher, and Augusta and the Masters, it's even more difficult.
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Management of the fuel dump, however, has become difficult as the pace of naval operations increase, making it more difficult for the MSDF to forecast future demand.
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This is a difficult time but we have weathered difficult times as a country before and come out on the other side the stronger and more united.
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Various reporting rules make it difficult to estimate the number of attacks It's difficult to track how often cyberattacks occur because companies often have different reporting requirements.
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As for Wanda, whose difficult disposition reminded her father of his difficult mother, she went on to marry the profoundly neurotic (and homosexual) piano virtuoso Vladimir Horowitz.
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Is there are a lot of gas and oil that you think is not so difficult to find in less difficult political areas at the moment still?
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It is difficult to forecast how relatively untested outsiders will fare in difficult elections, and few wealthy newcomers turn out to be political prodigies like Mr. Trump.
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"Theresa is a bloody difficult woman but you and I worked for Margaret Thatcher ... She won't be any more difficult than that," he said in the clip.
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Packed with an onslaught of tweaking synths and textured anarchy, it's a difficult sound to describe, but then again, The Armed is a difficult band to explain.
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A Kaiser Health poll from earlier this year found that 24 percent of Americans said it was "somewhat difficult" or "very difficult" to afford their prescription drugs.
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The three discuss the kind of exhaustion reporters experience when covering a difficult subject (and Trump can be very difficult) and also take questions from the audience.
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As an individual item it would be difficult to classify a vaporizer as 'drug paraphernalia,' and therefore it would be difficult to restrict its importation or sale.
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But fundamentally reshaping how the FTC and the Antitrust Division work would be difficult, and persuading courts to accept a new legal standard would be difficult as well.
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"There were scenes like [the graphic scenes last season] for me this year and things that were difficult, and still are difficult as we shoot this," Minnette said.
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It is very difficult to eat anything while watching this movie, and it's also very difficult to think about anything else because the film's so engrossing and nightmarish.
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It can be difficult to communicate with others, and even more difficult — when you're in the midst of a depressive episode — to imagine coming out the other side.
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And those pieces of the plan — the exchanges, the private insurers — have been the most substantively difficult to implement, and then also the most politically difficult to defend.
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Storing oil products is difficult in a backwardated market since prompt prices are higher than forward prices, making it difficult for traders to recover the costs of storage.
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"It was already a difficult process to apply for income-driven repayment plans with the IRS data-retrieval tool and now that process is more difficult," Kantrowitz said.
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At present, difficult as it may seem, physicians — usually on the forefront of innovation — shun Electronic Health Records (EHR), which are difficult to work with and reduce efficiency.
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Of course, I've had difficult periods, but I can't say the last 25 years of my year have been difficult—it's a product of putting in the decades.
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"That makes our jobs more difficult, and investors' jobs more difficult, in trying to game out what types of policies might come from a Democratic challenger," Fordham said.
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He also had an intact atrial septum, which makes it difficult for blood to flow through the boy's body properly — only making the condition more difficult to treat.
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But unless we know the source of ads, they are difficult to regulate, and it is difficult to prevent foreign governments and front groups from breaking the law.
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It will thus come face to face with a difficult reality, and hopefully show the electorate how difficult that reality is, and how little easy answers can help.
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No one likes doing expense reports, calling difficult clients, or calling past-due clients but when you conduct these difficult tasks first, the day will go much easier.
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"The prince asked me how difficult it was to maintain and I said the most difficult thing was the steering system because of all the potholes," said Gonzalez.
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Many have pointed out that it will be difficult if not impossible to draw distinctions between the current situation and other issues on which political compromise is difficult.
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Stripping people of their driver's licenses makes it more difficult for them to earn a living and, by extension, more difficult for them to pay off their debts.
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The effect of her performance — as the difficult manager of her difficult brother's couture dress business — stems in part from the chill she puts into her line readings.
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"They each talked about how she helped them get their lives on track, how she helped them through difficult situations at home, difficult situations in school," King said.
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As a result, there are very few independent Tesla repair professionals, acquiring parts to repair Teslas is very difficult, and finding or making aftermarket parts is also difficult.
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"You have to be able to make really difficult decisions, go through really difficult times and be able to recover, for yourself and for your team," she said.
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Effectively pursuing bridge cheaters used to be difficult, partly because the governing bodies were fearful of being sued, and partly because cheating could be extremely difficult to prove.
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In such circumstances, it's difficult to imagine Assad and his allies holding their fire—and it's difficult to imagine anyone in the West stopping them if they don't.
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The difficult part is about making all the ropes a different tension, or being fast enough so that you can get out of a difficult situation quite quickly.
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It is extremely difficult to make a serious, intellectual woman into a romantic fantasy, and it is extremely difficult to make a romantic fantasy into a political fantasy.
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Rolling over bonds would become more difficult should inflation gain and rates raise, while a slowing economy would worsen business conditions and make paying off the debt more difficult.
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"It's not too difficult to submit a resignation letter, I have done that myself ... but it's more difficult to stay behind and take care of the aftermath," Ip said.
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Automation, he said, is easier to detect, while groups of Twitter users coordinating to spread a smear is more difficult and presents an even more difficult challenge for Twitter.
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When you have disease outbreaks in these remote, rural areas that are difficult to get to, they're also difficult to get out of, and populations don't move as easily.
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It's difficult enough to come to the decision to end a relationship—even more difficult to find a way to end things amicably and with respect for both parties.
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"I see a very difficult moment for Brazil, a very difficult moment for our drivers," said Massa who is more inclined to steer his young son Felipinho toward soccer.
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" In January, Anna, 27, released a statement about her difficult year and revealed that she visited Josh in rehab, calling it "an important step on a long difficult road.
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And then it came right back and frankly good for them, but it was difficult to try to figure out why and it's still difficult to figure out why.
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And one of the most difficult ways to do that — and I also feel like this is difficult as a woman— is to tell the truth about our bodies.
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The Chinese web makes security of any kind difficult At the same time, the nature of the Chinese web makes it difficult to maintain hard security of any kind.
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Seaborne transportation was difficult and costly, communications rudimentary and slow, coordination costs of managing disparate locations large and the ability to work in far-flung places difficult at best.
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We've seen now how they mimic President Trump and so what could already be a difficult situation in other countries becomes even more difficult for the press to operate.
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Steve Daines (R-Mont.) said "it becomes difficult, more difficult," for Trump to win the nomination if he does not have the magic number heading into the convention. Sen.
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I believe this is why I've seen several friends compare Hyper Light Drifter to the notoriously difficult Dark Souls, but it's not that Hyper Light Drifter is incredibly difficult.
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Difficult to exclude US Alan Bollard, the APEC secretariat's executive director, said it was premature to write the TPP off, and that excluding the United States could prove difficult.
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"Its difficult as a physician, and it's difficult as a human being, to see what these weapons can do to the human body," said the governor in an interview.
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The rough terrain is difficult to access by road and is filled with thick dry brush and heavy timber, which will make the fire difficult to contain, officials said.
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"Already difficult bargaining has been made much more difficult," said Kristin Dziczek, vice president of industry, labor and economics at the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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The main complaint about subtitles is that it can be difficult to read and follow the action, and that can subsequently make processing the media you're consuming more difficult.
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"I think it's healthy to laugh about difficult issues, I think that makes it easier and less difficult for society to deal with them," Aksyonov said before the screening.
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On a scale of 11.63-5, 5 being the most difficult and 1 being the least difficult, the optimum level of difficulty for your interviews is a level 4.
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BUT I WILL SAY, YOU KNOW, HE MADE IT REALLY DIFFICULT AND I WANT TO GET BACK TO THIS HE MADE IT REALLY DIFFICULT FOR THE MANAGEMENT TEAM THERE.
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"On the facts, obstruction turns on what's in a defendant's mind — often a difficult thing to determine, and especially difficult with a mind as twisted as Trump's," Conway wrote.
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Right this is one of the challenges for everyone who's in YouTube is that it's still difficult, and has been for a long time, difficult to make money there.
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This is difficult — if not impossible — to do.
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It's difficult enough to tap dance on a grave if the ground is still soft, but even more difficult and disturbing if the tap dancer just kind of stands there.
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She feels just as uncomfortable contending with what's clearly some relief that her mother, who was difficult in life and had a difficult death after a prolonged decline, is gone.
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So far, it's proving more difficult than the basketball game (my high score is currently three) and we hear that it gets even more difficult after the first 10 points.
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Espinal described how unpredictable schedules made it difficult for him to continue with his college degree, and made life difficult for his coworkers with children and additional part-time jobs.
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It might be difficult for some fans to accept but certain fighters are always going to make certain things difficult, things your favorite fighter might have built their game around.
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Calexico is less desirable for tunnels because the soil is denser and more difficult to break, and the town's residential character makes it difficult to conceal tunneling activity, authorities said.
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All of that work to track down affordable legal counsel is difficult for anyone who isn't wealthy, but it's especially difficult if you have little money or probably little time.
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Fortunately, we've got Patricia Clarkson, one of America's finest actors for portraying difficult, damaged mothers (who seem to pass along those qualities to their difficult, damaged daughters), in the role.
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The point is not to bail on that job as soon as things become difficult—because, I promise you, whatever job comes next will also be difficult at some point.
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"It's not difficult sailing, it's not difficult piloting, but it's very shallow in a lot of places, lots of islands, lots of things to hit, including pack ice," he said.
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This is a particularly difficult gap to bridge, because what makes fighting games complicated and difficult to get into is inseparable from what makes them complex, competitive, rewarding, and joyful.
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" She went on to say, "I want to salute women who are coming forward to speak at a very difficult time about very difficult subjects at great risk to themselves.
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These difficult conversations will reflect a difficult reality, but they need to happen if Twitter wants to be a platform where marginalized voices can be visible and heard without fear.
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The relentless and obliterating inequality that warps every facet of American life is easy to see and increasingly difficult to ignore, but it can also be vexingly difficult to comprehend.
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"The tasks that he had placed before him were made a lot more difficult, progress a lot more difficult, than it needed to be," Mr. Holder said of Mr. Obama.
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"I must tell you, I've been impressed by the competence, the management skills that so many of you have demonstrated in incredibly difficult financial times and difficult circumstances," he said.
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China's ploys are difficult to discern, and its plants are difficult to dislodge, especially when they take root in unsuspecting open societies, like the United States, New Zealand or Australia.
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This game has a reputation for being difficult — and difficult, it is — though it's much easier and more fun to make your way through with a trusty group of friends.
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"Transportation is more difficult because fresh fruit and vegetables need more space and are often more difficult to stack and they need to be cooled to prevent spoilage," Simmet added.
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"Sale was very very difficult, but I liked a lot of the at-bats," said Rays manager Kevin Cash, who also liked the work of his bullpen under difficult circumstances.
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The operating environment for banks is becoming increasingly difficult as recession, weak oil prices and exchange rate pressure combine to make it more difficult for borrowers to service their loans.
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"It´s going to be a very difficult thing to do, politically its very difficult, and it will have to be over multiple governments to implement any change," Amberg said.
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Certainly, the most difficult one was Greece-- which was in a much more difficult position and not as well placed as other countries to recover from the sovereign debt crisis.
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"Even though it was difficult in the moment and it has been difficult watching it back, there's definitely a silver lining to the relationship I had with Luke P.," she said.
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They just say it's really difficult and they kind of, I mean, that is difficult, in fairness that ... So what would you ... Okay, I'm going to ask about my final question.
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Meet the challenge realistically It's difficult for anyone to admit they aren't up to a challenge, but it's even more difficult for professional athletes, who face competitive challenges for a living.
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And I'm not a geopolitical expert so but I would imagine it's a difficult situation because it puts China in a difficult position to either have that continue or to intervene.
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And it's worth mentioning that the free offer makes it difficult for departments to resist, and once the benefits are public, it's going to be even more difficult to give up.
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Everyone is difficult in their own way, which is why the myth of people who are "difficult to shop for" is not only patently ridiculous but, quite frankly, a bit rude.
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And in recent missile tests, North Korea has fired: mobile missiles that are difficult to track, submarine launched missiles, also difficult to track, and intercontinental missiles that can potentially reach Alaska.
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Cruz's difficult challenge The speech was difficult from the start: Cruz's goal was to walk a tightrope and keep alive his political viability for 2020 without alienating Trump's legion of supporters.
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The majority of the mountain's runs are fairly challenging: only 7% of trails fall into the "easiest" category, 22% fall into "more difficult," 45% are "most difficult," and 26% are extreme.
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By making it difficult for his body to be found, it would also be difficult for her to inherit his family's funds and gain custody of their three children, she explained.
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It becomes increasingly difficult to be proactive and it becomes very difficult to build deeper relationships with the people you work with because you're spreading yourself so thin across the organization.
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The shift was difficult then (and is still difficult now), but for it to succeed, Hurd decided that he needed to not only bring back the mentorship culture he learned in.
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But this may be difficult to do, as fintechs are not tied to specific geographical areas, and it may be difficult to measure financial inclusion for certain types of fintech products.
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"This has been a very difficult topic — very, very difficult and timely," Dina Kawar, Jordan's ambassador to the United Nations and one of two diplomats leading the negotiations, said on Monday.
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It is Britain's inherent cultural problem with otherness that makes it difficult for the native to call me British, difficult even for those who, one might naïvely hope, should know better.
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It was really difficult to read the Roland manuals because they were written in poor English and difficult to understand… and I had no clue what the hell I was doing.
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It's extremely difficult, but because of how difficult it is, what the government is basically deciding to do is to take a pass on that opportunity — if there even is one.
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That would require 60 votes, so either a difficult-to-imagine Democratic supermajority where the entire caucus supports single-payer, or even more difficult-to-imagine Republican support for the plan.
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It was difficult to divorce the richness of Bradley's voice from the nomadic and often difficult life that he lived before being signed to the legendary Daptone Records in his 60s.
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By 1974, it wasn't so difficult to get those ingredients anymore — but the novelty of a rich, moist chocolate cake that came from such an unusual recipe proved difficult to resist.
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But parenting in the time of the coronavirus, and the self-isolation it necessitates, has made everything that was once simple feel difficult, and everything that was already difficult feel impossible.
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But when things are going poorly, the opposite dynamic takes hold: Without trust, good governance and policy become difficult, and without good governance and policy, it's difficult to create social trust.
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"Part of why we give our armed forces a significant level of respect is because they do these difficult missions, and then hold themselves accountable to a difficult and elevated standard."
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The natural obstacles on and around which the jetty was built, along with Smithson's prolific writings, suggest he designed the jetty to be both difficult to reach and difficult to see.
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"The negotiations will be difficult, and it will even be difficult to retain the unity which we were able to construct today, but we will do our utmost," Mr. Juncker said.
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Unlike direct censorship, like shutting down mobile service, online content manipulation is difficult to detect and is far more difficult to combat, given the sheer number of people and bots deployed.
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" And Ezra Klein would be like, "Actually, somewhat difficult.
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The Wendigo is notoriously difficult — nearly impossible — to defeat.
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Listen, it's a difficult — we have kids running around.
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"It was a difficult Games," she told VICE Sports .
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It's extremely difficult — perhaps futile — to time the market.
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They think it's very difficult - but it's not actually.
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The jive is a really difficult – and exhausting – dance.
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She has another flashback — one that's difficult to place.
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Social media is ... They make it difficult for us.
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" "It isn't easy and some days are very difficult.
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That's how healing can begin … discussing the difficult stuff.
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" Russia may be preparing their population for "difficult times.
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After all, it's difficult to ignore extreme, pummeling weather.
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There is no way around it — losing is difficult.
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Clear a difficult level – unlock a more exclusive item.
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" Such a realization, Gillon says, "was difficult to write.
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" Beastland is far more difficult to play," he says.
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" "We recognize that this work can often be difficult.
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To him, being unemployed was immensely difficult — and valuable.
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The difficult decision would be to — turn him down.
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" Mr. Hoffman answered: "It's difficult to answer that question.
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Here's what you need to know: • China's difficult game.
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It is much more difficult to win it back. ■
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" He added: "People don't understand how difficult it is.
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It's not finished yet ... so it's difficult to judge.
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" "It's difficult because they want to keep their jobs.
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WASHINGTON — The spies are not particularly difficult to find.
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When voters come to her with their problems—how difficult it is to find decent government housing, how difficult it is to find work, how difficult it is just to be alive in 21st century Britain—she doesn't see this as some far-off social trouble, but something keenly felt, because she lived it herself.
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"It was very difficult hearing some of the things today, and seeing the defendants was very difficult as well," said Heather Coggins, a niece of Timothy Coggins who sat in the courtroom.
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Passing anything the President wants in the Democratic House is difficult, and more difficult with each passing day as oversight confrontations intensify and as the 2020 election cycle gears up as well.
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While it's difficult for workers in rural states to find jobs close to home, it's difficult for workers in some blue states to make enough money to live where they grew up.
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But getting laws through Congress will be difficult, especially as many lawmakers will likely be off campaigning for October's local and regional elections, making a quorum in the chamber difficult to reach.
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It was incredibly difficult to acquire the download rights to movies, just as it was difficult to create the new box and service, but by 2005, we were finally ready to launch.
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Just as it's difficult to separate the Trump administration's security concerns from its trade war, it's equally difficult to separate Google's reported security motivations from the potential effect on its bottom line.
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Imagining him at the front of a spinning class with a sweatsuit and headset on isn't very difficult, although he may have a difficult time being authoritative enough to motivate his patrons.
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It's very difficult to cancel, you sometimes will have too much product or not enough and it's very difficult to pause or push off a month if you're going to be traveling.
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Yet, despite these exhaustive preventative and treatment efforts, fighting Ebola has proved difficult because of community mistrust, limited health care resources, difficult-to-access locations, and violent attacks on heath care workers.
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Of course North Korea involves difficult choices for China, as it does for the United States and others, but being a responsible member of the international community necessitates making such difficult choices.
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So bringing a legal claim is difficult for anybody to do, and it's especially difficult if the risk of retaliation means a risk of homelessness for you and your kids, for example.
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How all of this plays out in men's and women's sexual dynamics can be difficult to study, though, because it's difficult to observe human sexual behavior in the wild, so to speak.
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He cited both internal Iranian politics making it difficult for Tehran to cooperate with Trump and U.S. politics making it difficult for Trump to sell anything less than full success back home.
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But just as Halladay faced many great lineups, the current Blue Jays pitchers know they must somehow contend with these Yankees, a difficult task last year that has only become more difficult.
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Even in the best of circumstances with a government that makes protecting the Amazon a priority, it's difficult and expensive to police vast, remote, sparsely populated areas across difficult, densely forested terrain.
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Hersh is enraged — "editors get tired of difficult stories and difficult reporters" — and takes this and subsequent investigations off to The London Review of Books or to the German paper Die Welt.
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A constitution plays many roles, but one of them is its ability to be stalwart on values in the face of societal change: Constitutions are difficult to amend and difficult to reinterpret.
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The process itself has gone well: We've brought in new players, we've played difficult games, we've really tried to break in this group of new players in a difficult but good way.
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Sadly, it is difficult to find workers willing to do the more labor-intensive printing these textiles require, making such fabrics not only difficult to buy, but in jeopardy of dying out.
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After all, if it is difficult for a team to come back from a 9-1 deficit, how difficult must it be for a team to survive blowing an eight-run lead?
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While the shift to privacy will be welcomed by many, it will be more difficult to quantify the scale of Facebook's problems and make it more difficult to hold Facebook to account.
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The reason these threats are so real is that it's not difficult to hide surveillance or control infrastructure in computer components, and if they're not turned on, they're very difficult to find.
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"This has been a very difficult decision for the Council to make and we know it is a difficult decision for the people of this county," said Richard Flinton, North Yorkshire's chief executive.
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But the question at the heart of British politics is not whether this or that option is difficult and painful but whether it is more or less difficult and painful than the alternatives.
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Pretty much everything about making a self-driving car is difficult, but among the most difficult parts is making sure the vehicles know what pedestrians are doing — and what they're about to do.
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"That's a difficult time; we've done that twice, and tensions are running high at a point like that, so that's a dance that's difficult to do, and I don't miss that," Paisley adds.
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"Obviously it's been very difficult to see Julian here and to make our way through the prison to get to him was quite shocking and difficult," Anderson told reporters afterward, according to CNN.
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"Even though it was difficult in the moment and it has been difficult watching it back, there's definitely a silver lining to the relationship I had with Luke P.," Brown, 24, tells PEOPLE.
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The component is extremely difficult to manufacture and "a vast majority" of the diffractive optical elements used in this type of display are discarded at the factory because they're so difficult to build.
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"Obviously it's been very difficult to see Julian here and to make our way through the prison to get to him was quite shocking and difficult," she told reporters afterward, according to CNN.
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Getting legislation through the Republican-controlled Senate and signed by the president is going to be a difficult feat, and the farther to the left that legislation is, the more difficult it gets.
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"With June now live, you can hardly ... (blame) people continuing to push into the U.S. dollar which spells a difficult period for commodity prices, which makes it difficult for miners," IG'S Beauchamp said.
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Closing borders and implementing visa requirements could make it more difficult for British universities to attract talent, scientists say, and more difficult for British researchers to participate in cross-border collaborations in Europe.
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Sure, it's difficult to pronounce "Jedrzejczyk" in front of 10,000 drunken cage-fighting fans, but eventually speaking even the most difficult Polish surname in front of even the largest crowds must become unconscious.
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"[I]t's not difficult to bamboozle a president, but it's very difficult to de-bamboozle [a president], which I tried to do and it didn't work," Nixon adviser Edward David said in 2005.
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So if it becomes more difficult to get pills that you can overdose on, or if it becomes more difficult to get access to firearms, then those means of suicide will go down.
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The Moon in charming Libra squares off with two difficult planets, Pluto and Mars, which means you will need to make some difficult decisions that will affect your career and life direction today.
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Until recently the president was not an advocate for reform, and without the president's support, anything as large and difficult as overhauling the income tax was very difficult, if not impossible, to do.
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I've seen America go through some very difficult moments, and we're going through difficult moments now, in a way—but I don't think anyone should ever confuse it with the deterioration of America.
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"Obviously it's been very difficult to see Julian here and to make our way through the prison to get to him was quite shocking and difficult," Anderson told reporters afterward, according to CNN.
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Trump is currently dealing with extremely difficult issues for the simple reason that he is the president of the United States and the issues the president deals with are generally complicated and difficult.
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"It makes an already difficult situation all the more difficult," said Aaron David Miller, a former State Department Mideast negotiator and now a vice president at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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So far there's only a hint of this happening with the Wuhan coronavirus, but if it does occur, it could make the disease more difficult to predict and therefore more difficult to control.
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"The sun bothered me quite a bit, from one end of the court it was very difficult to serve, it was difficult to find the exact spots to place the ball," he said.
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Differences in our personalities like that were sometimes very difficult.
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I came through a very difficult life for a reason.
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But partisan polarization has steadily made legislative compromise more difficult.
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It would be difficult, but it wouldn't be too late.
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"Getting together with these guys, it's never difficult," he said.
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Finding the lithium is not going to be that difficult.
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It isn't difficult to figure out who those women were.
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Still, she found it difficult to fit in regular exercise.
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That makes it difficult for the virus to reach Argentina.
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How can an assistant coach be difficult in tee ball?
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"It's just difficult to get your experience shown," she said.
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A refugee's road to recovery can be long and difficult.
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Once "Fuller House" begins, measuring audience reaction will be difficult.
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Sanctions do make life difficult for the North Korean regime.
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There are many reasons people find it difficult to leave.
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First The Washington Post poll is somewhat difficult to believe.
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For a few hours, we're confronted with different, difficult lives.
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I caution that this is a difficult path to take.
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But ratifying the deal just became much more difficult overall.
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Now, traveling to seek medical help is difficult and expensive.
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But that work will be more difficult on GEDMatch now.
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That could make filming the rest of the season... difficult.
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Antics that hurt his image may make that more difficult.
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Searchers had to contend with difficult terrain and thick forest.
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But naturally these movements can be rather difficult to track.
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Green is easy, yellow is moderate and red is difficult.
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To [transition from male to female] is courageous and difficult.
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Was it difficult to cross over into a new area?
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Becoming a young, single mother was difficult, so I ate.
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It's difficult to say, but other lives will be lost.
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Once the process started to happen, it was quite difficult.
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That's because spontaneous sex can be really difficult, she says.
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Manning would deal with several difficult deaths in his family.
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It's difficult to know what to predict at this track.
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It can be difficult to keep up with US sanctions.
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Unlike a password, it's extremely difficult to change your SSN.
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Isolation, as you might expect, was the most difficult thing.
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A fresh start is here around an emotionally difficult subject.
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But more difficult challenges and limitations exist for wired devices.
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It's difficult to quash your competitors while focusing on profitability.
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"Disassociation is quite difficult to put into words," Hunter explains.
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Our thoughts are with them at this very difficult time.
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Effective digital hygiene is difficult enough with laptops and phones.
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Choosing what show to stream as a couple is difficult.
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The record is difficult to find nearly 50 years later.
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But my thoughts are with them in these difficult times.
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"They're having a much more difficult time now," Trump said.
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Shouldn't Marvel reflect how difficult that question is to answer?
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It's difficult to interpret exactly what that development might mean.
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Cons: Can be difficult to set up if you're inexperienced.
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People will be a little difficult to get along with.
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This can be a difficult time to find clear perspective.
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Prince Harry definitely knows how to handle a difficult question.
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The series documented her difficult pregnancies the first two times.
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"Mapping the world is a very difficult mission," explained Kunce.
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As you said, we do live in a difficult neighbourhood.
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It's an increasingly difficult neighborhood in which to raise kids.
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"I think it's going to be difficult to undo that."
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"Tax reform is going to be really difficult," Yarmuth said.
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"The flu is complex and difficult to predict," said Schuchat.
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GETTING OUT OF AFRICA IS A VERY, VERY DIFFICULT DECISION.
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The WTO is, at this moment, in a difficult spot.
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Trump's relationship with conservatism is much more difficult to untangle.
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Recruiting in a mall is usually difficult, says Noro Tshongoyi.
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"We're in a very difficult race against time," he said.
|
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That doesn't change the fact that the politics are difficult.
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"It's a little bit difficult," she told PEOPLE in May.
|
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That's a very difficult hurdle for hackers to get over.
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These difficult moments can actually bring teams closer together. 4.
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He made a stand for God in a difficult situation.
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I had a really difficult time getting dressed this week.
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The big question here is a difficult one to answer.
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IT CAN be horribly difficult to tax tech giants' profits.
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KERNEN: THAT GUY, TALK ABOUT NAVIGATING THROUGH SOME DIFFICULT WATERS.
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When cholera starts spreading, it can be difficult to control.
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It is difficult to predict the effects of all this.
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That looks difficult, so the Tangs are pondering other options.
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What's the most difficult or strangest cremation that you've done?
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While the question is simple, answering it is deceptively difficult.
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It's a difficult dance, the one between magic and matter.
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From reaching the ground, to my diet, everything was difficult.
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Having two morning games has been quite difficult for us.
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Was it difficult to make a return to the mic?
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It's not so difficult to move a business somewhere else.
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It's a lot to consume, and it's difficult to articulate.
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But that's a very difficult thing to control or predict.
|
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It's difficult to think of direct ways to test this.
|
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We are in the midst of two incredibly difficult conversations.
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It was a difficult task uncovering this purposely secret option.
|
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"Is it difficult to play with her?" the father asks.
|
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The toxins may also make surrounding air difficult to breathe.
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Yes, choosing to leave Hannah behind would be unbelievably difficult.
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It's difficult because I don't think protesting really changes anything.
|
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But as you get leaner, things become progressively more difficult.
|
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This makes it very difficult to actually prosecute hate crimes.
|
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But our political institutions right now make it very difficult.
|
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"I don't want this to be difficult, Caspar," she said.
|
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The lawsuit comes at a particularly difficult time for Russia.
|
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So it can be difficult to understand, or relate to.
|
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That leaves a bunch of folks in a difficult situation.
|
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It makes it more difficult to do your risky stories.
|
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But this has proven difficult for the Hong Kong government.
|
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Viral growth is wonderful, but difficult to engineer and sustain.
|
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It was difficult to get consent to offer elective surgery.
|
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But the European hearing's format made getting real answers difficult.
|
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But there are two things that are difficult to argue.
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I could foresee it becoming difficult if I had children.
|
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For investors though it would come at a difficult time.
|
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It wasn't difficult for Charles to sow said wild oats.
|
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Fear makes it difficult to break the chain of transmission.
|
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Sachem Head's investment comes at a difficult time for Whitbread.
|
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"It's going to be a very difficult day," she said.
|
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Like any habit, your phone usage is difficult to change.
|
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Cole Sprouse: I don't think it was a difficult choice.
|
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However, it requires measuring something that is difficult to see.
|
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Sometimes it's very difficult to get them to approve it.
|
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Obviously, knowing all this doesn't make quitting smoking less difficult.
|
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It was very difficult to get this meeting put together.
|
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December is incredibly difficult for our community here in Newtown.
|
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But finding videos to watch is a lot more difficult.
|
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"We know it's a difficult and painful process," Keleher said.
|
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Nintendo will have a difficult time if it doesn't work.
|
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Julian Assange has made himself a difficult figure to love.
|
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It's difficult to walk away from that type of situation.
|
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On virtually every level, it's going to be more difficult.
|
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So it's difficult to say for certain what would happen.
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It's the most difficult role I've ever had to play.
|
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It was pretty difficult to get hold of a placenta.
|
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It's particularly difficult when it's such a shocking, unforeseen instance.
|
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But obtaining PrEP is much more difficult than birth control.
|
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She was a great support for me during difficult times.
|
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"Yeah, it's been difficult," Kazmir said of the bullpen's workload.
|
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At the risk of sounding unsympathetic, medicine should be difficult.
|
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I don't think it's that difficult to be more inclusive.
|
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The logistics of rounding up another team would be difficult.
|
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"It's been very difficult," Rudisha said, referring to his injuries.
|
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Every day I want to be grateful in difficult situations.
|
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The last two years have been difficult for Papa John's.
|
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The defense is backpedaling, and (Westbrook) is difficult to stop.
|
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And that was quite difficult to mix into the track.
|
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It was very difficult for her to announce the separation.
|
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And three, it's not difficult to find them on sale.
|
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It is, for the most part, a difficult witnessing process.
|
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The president's past eruptions often followed a difficult news cycle.
|
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It is difficult to determine the scandal's precise business impact.
|
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Thankfully, Sholette's book doesn't shy away from the difficult topics.
|
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This is where things get even more difficult for Republicans.
|
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What was really difficult for me was hanging a sculpture.
|
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I mean, this is a very difficult and unique situation.
|
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Following laundered cryptocurrency, after all, is a notoriously difficult task.
|
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And to make very difficult changes on the executive team.
|
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It took a long time, it was a difficult road.
|
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It's difficult not to get swept up in his exuberance.
|
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It was very heartbreaking and difficult and I felt terrible.
|
|
Davis and Jeter are no strangers to overcoming difficult circumstance.
|
|
But which of these gigs has been the most difficult?
|
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Picking a flavor is usually a difficult decision for them.
|
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It was difficult to accept that it must be true.
|
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Decades of bilateral cooperation are difficult to undo by fiat.
|
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That's true, but it's still difficult to fully grasp this.
|
|
How much more difficult did it make this album cycle?
|
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Even the costumes, courtesy of Colin Wilkes, reflect difficult circumstances.
|
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Those could prove extremely difficult to control, given the conditions.
|
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Photo: GettyPorn is not, let's say, difficult to find online.
|
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In this case, of course, it was even more difficult.
|
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It's not difficult to see why people would be concerned.
|
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Some people say that is difficult to have it all.
|
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"[Planning a wedding] is difficult," Higgins, 29, exclusively tells PEOPLE.
|
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There's been divorces; there's been all kinds of difficult things.
|
|
To match that capability with a smartwatch is exceedingly difficult.
|
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"It costs money, and it's difficult to do," he added.
|
|
Look how difficult France are finding it playing against Iceland.
|
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It is not difficult to make the case for change.
|
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But soon, insurtech will be much more difficult to ignore.
|
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She says the labor market has been getting increasingly difficult.
|
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Glasses, teeth, and backgrounds are all more difficult to render.
|
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I don't think people understand how difficult pro life is.
|
|
But disappearing when all you're fearing is a difficult conversation?
|
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It became difficult to understand Priscille's English at this point.
|
|
Even in difficult moments, she has this joy in life.
|
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This makes reaching victims and documenting the crackdown especially difficult.
|
|
But it is not difficult to think of worse consequences.
|
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Recycling requires separating it out, and that is is difficult.
|
|
Difficult practicalities certainly do not justify disregarding feedback effects entirely.
|
|
What Endy found is that this is actually incredibly difficult.
|
|
It is difficult to fight back against the feathered fiends.
|
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But in actuality, the difference is very difficult to discern.
|
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Trying to talk to debt collectors is just as difficult.
|
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My snuggly dogs make it incredibly difficult to get up.
|
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"We don't want to gamify a difficult subject," Barbet says.
|
|
"It's really difficult to see which is which," he said.
|
|
It's also difficult to verify the authenticity of the accounts.
|
|
Difficult deals are always going to struggle in late August.
|
|
Sometimes the numbers are a little bit difficult to decipher.
|
|
In fact, detecting NSFW imagery is an infamously difficult problem.
|
|
It's difficult, but I keep positive and keep working forward.
|
|
But truly it's very difficult for me to choose anything.
|
|
Aronson is skilled in helping veterans share their difficult stories.
|
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"Aging gracefully is very difficult" for an athlete, Danny said.
|
|
But this shouldn't be a terribly difficult problem to solve.
|
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Macedonia's relations with its Albania minority have long been difficult.
|
|
Unfortunately for Brandi, seeing photos of her kids is difficult.
|
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Even if they demur, the federal ban makes business difficult.
|
|
But there are many reasons that could prove quite difficult.
|
|
The moon in Cancer opposes Pluto, stirring up difficult emotions.
|
|
For those returning to their homes, many difficult questions remain.
|
|
This kind of vague, embedded option is difficult to value.
|
|
The most difficult thing about moving from journalism to politics?
|
|
It's taking a passive approach to a very difficult undertaking.
|
|
Even a deal will leave difficult referendums to be won.
|
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That's the part that would've made it even more difficult.
|
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She is intimately familiar with my voice — a difficult target.
|
|
To be sure, surface speed is notoriously difficult to quantify.
|
|
Astronauts may have a difficult time getting shuteye as well.
|
|
But, before the revolution, their intentions were difficult to discern.
|
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The effort to sell online has been slow and difficult.
|
|
And that's very difficult sometimes given the amount of barriers.
|
|
Reentry is difficult for anyone who's spent time in prison.
|
|
"It is very difficult," a clearly uncomfortable Hasegawa told reporters.
|
|
I want to start with an incredible and difficult question.
|
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Being alone with my baby was very difficult for me.
|
|
Tracking the number of people in detention is also difficult.
|
|
Is it really that difficult to hit the snooze button?
|
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My whole family have all been through a difficult time.
|
|
It's difficult to imagine coins without a head and tail.
|
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"I've never had difficult disciplining problems at all," says Bass.
|
|
Adding a new user to a Chromebook is not difficult.
|
|
At parties, the subjects found conversation both difficult and pointless.
|
|
"This was a very difficult matchup for us," Hamilton said.
|
|
That leaves important and politically difficult reforms by the wayside.
|
|
But legal experts say it's a difficult argument to make.
|
|
She didn't think it was difficult to live her life.
|
|
What's the most difficult to manage when you're doing that?
|
|
I think it's really an astonishingly difficult thing to do.
|
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"It won't change their socioeconomically difficult lives," Ms. Hansing said.
|
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This is difficult when you're religiously prohibited from getting hammered.
|
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He said the SEC could make that process more difficult.
|
|
"It was difficult to register my business," he told me.
|
|
"Sleeping is difficult because the pictures are there," said Mokono.
|
|
Here's why each one would be difficult, or even impossible.
|
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Online, it's becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between the two.
|
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The most difficult times bring out the best in humanity.
|
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And second, it's very difficult to prove something didn't happen.
|
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After that point, passing a bill becomes much more difficult.
|
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Suppliers have said the goal would be difficult to achieve.
|
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Being a Latina has made fundraising "super difficult," Rios said.
|
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Airlines, he said, are difficult investments since they are cyclical.
|
|
There was more counseling, and more terrible and difficult conversations.
|
|
But it is becoming increasingly more difficult to do that.
|
|
Global markets is executing a very difficult restructuring at pace.
|
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It feels good to complete a difficult project at work.
|
|
All this means that Mr Moreno has a difficult inheritance.
|
|
"With Stan it's extremely difficult on any surface," he said.
|
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Honoring my word to Janet made talking with Dave difficult.
|
|
So you think the accident has made eating more difficult.
|
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"Many of the areas are difficult to reach," says Frayer.
|
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"This past year was really difficult for me," he said.
|
|
In their defence, Democrats faced a difficult map this year.
|
|
Was he trying to avoid making something even more difficult?
|
|
An aging naval fleet has made this mission increasingly difficult.
|
|
Hope is difficult, things are in such a terrible state.
|
|
Carrying my phone also proved difficult with the bunny attached.
|
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Those changes would be difficult to undo in the future.
|
|
"It was difficult for my family to accept," she says.
|
|
It's awkward, it's difficult, it's touchy … but it's also critical.
|
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It's difficult but important to do nothing if you can.
|
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Look, picking the song for a first dance is difficult.
|
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If you're not healthy physically, it's very difficult to cope.
|
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"We're having a difficult time," he explained, according to E!
|
|
Because it's extremely difficult to try to predict the future.
|
|
One drawback, however, is that finding colleagues can be difficult.
|
|
"It's been a long and difficult situation," says the source.
|
|
And so, this puts pressure on an already difficult situation.
|
|
Because it turns out that leadership is difficult to simulate.
|
|
Setting up the legal entity is actually not that difficult.
|
|
Finance and health care, he says, are much more difficult.
|
|
You hear people saying it's very difficult to raise money.
|
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Or maybe it's difficult to open and close their mouth.
|
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The infection is often antibiotic resistant and difficult to treat.
|
|
Installing many of these apps and services is very difficult.
|
|
The food delivery space is incredibly difficult and intensely competitive.
|
|
This is perhaps a difficult argument for lawmakers to make.
|
|
"It's a difficult decision, but it's encouraging," the adviser said.
|
|
This is a difficult but important balance to get right.
|
|
For years after his accident, eating and drinking were difficult.
|
|
The car business may prove difficult to navigate once more.
|
|
But finding sponsors so they can be released is difficult.
|
|
Health care reform is always difficult and often politically perilous.
|
|
But those ambiguities will become ever more difficult to maintain.
|
|
Making those work for a curved screen is super difficult.
|
|
The value of a celebrity cameo is difficult to discern.
|
|
"It was a very difficult three months," the source says.
|
|
This would be difficult and expensive to manufacture in bulk.
|
|
The financial success of the investment is difficult to assess.
|
|
The world is a difficult place to be in sometimes.
|
|
There are few shows more difficult to understand than Westworld.
|
|
And like Mason, he speculated the change would be difficult.
|
|
Was that a difficult concept to pitch to your producers?
|
|
Knowledge of a difficult personal life won't necessarily engender sympathy.
|
|
It is difficult to say how much change will come.
|
|
And Bright Lights doesn't shy away from those difficult times.
|
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They had gotten me through my very difficult teenage years.
|
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Detecting these gravitational waves is an incredibly difficult process, however.
|
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It was the perfect execution of a difficult trick play.
|
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It is difficult to keep pace with Turkey these days.
|
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The British Parliament has made Boris Johnson's premiership very difficult.
|
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Researchers believe Spectre is more difficult to exploit than Meltdown.
|
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Hunt blamed the "difficult" junior doctors committee for the standoff.
|
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He said he had many difficult conversations with the bereaved.
|
|
But narrowing it down to an exact date proved difficult.
|
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Whereas the most difficult president to work with was Obama.
|
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It's difficult to imagine Rihanna like us — barefaced and unkempt.
|
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The resulting product is waterproof, difficult to tear and recyclable.
|
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Facebook's ad platform is enormous, making it difficult to monitor.
|
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But I did find it slightly more difficult to hold.
|
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Focusing these old cameras in low light is very difficult.
|
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Son's 22% stake makes overriding his control a difficult task.
|
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"It's been extremely difficult for him to cope," says Lozano.
|
|
Finding another COO during wartime would be far more difficult.
|
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They both keep saying how difficult it is to erase.
|
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The cassettes' size and weight made them difficult to store.
|
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It was difficult, but I hadn't lost my zeal yet.
|
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It's a difficult step to take, but not unheard of.
|
|
The comments put Ivanka Trump in an increasingly difficult position.
|
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Starting a new social network from scratch is incredibly difficult.
|
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However, CNN reports that it's not especially difficult to make.
|
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It's difficult not to look at your own face, either.
|
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The puzzles are used sparingly, and they aren't particularly difficult.
|
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Screengrabs via YouTubeSnapchat has always seemed intentionally difficult to use.
|
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This makes it difficult for Narva's residents to learn Estonian.
|
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In the past, such surveys have been difficult and expensive.
|
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I mean, can you really imagine how difficult that was?
|
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It's difficult to compete with free food all the time.
|
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Maintaining a thoughtful public debate about encryption will be difficult.
|
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They're trained to have to handle difficult turns without stopping.
|
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But that turned out to be logistically difficult and expensive.
|
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The prime minister cannot defer the difficult decisions much longer.
|
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It's never easy to bring up difficult topics with friends.
|
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It would be very difficult to stop something like that.
|
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"They face the most difficult housing situation imaginable," he says.
|
|
The news today caps off a difficult time at Opera.
|
|
How difficult is it to grow as the company grows?
|
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Manufacturability or constructibility – design is difficult to manufacture/build 5.
|
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The couple's split came amid a difficult time for Grande.
|
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And that's why he is so difficult to deal with.
|
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"That's a responsibility that will be very difficult to bear."
|
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Raising capital may prove difficult under current stock market conditions.
|
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It's also not a difficult recipe to copy at home.
|
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Worse, it makes it very, very difficult to untag people.
|
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It's often a difficult conversation, but an absolutely worthy one.
|
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Most of our families can be, at best, difficult occasionally.
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Absolutely. It was a really difficult thing to deal with.
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The rose ceremony that week was an incredibly difficult evening.
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Tumblr user icantaffordadiary has been going through a difficult time.
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I wrote it during a difficult period in my life.
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"My pregnancy, and especially delivery were really difficult," she says.
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That's a difficult thing and, to me, that's a skill.
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Yet for Donald Trump even this duty is proving difficult.
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Stop the rhetoric that a woman is crazy or difficult.
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This makes it difficult for the government to deal with.
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This is why building a B2B service marketplace is difficult.
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The TV personality made the difficult decision to leave E!
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But she believed the account, as difficult as that was.
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This is a profound full moon for facing difficult transitions.
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Yet Mr Kim warned of "difficult living conditions" this year.
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Even if this is alarmist, influencing China is extremely difficult.
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Image: Smithsonian's National ZooThis post was very difficult to write.
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I had to make the difficult decision at the time.
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" In response, Hoffman replied, "It's difficult to answer that question.
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The business of underwriting stocks and bonds was also difficult.
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Kathleen Wynne, Ontario's premier, faces a difficult election in June.
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She has had a difficult task in pushing through Brexit.
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Pittsburgh is considered more difficult because of its harsher weather.
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The mix is something that's very difficult to do right.
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It was a difficult delivery; it went on for hours.
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How do you juxtapose that against really difficult moral choices?
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It is neither difficult nor expensive to stop using lead.
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It is therefore extremely difficult for individuals to switch parties.
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Russia is finding the going more difficult than it thought.
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As its name suggests, dark matter is difficult to spot.
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The ultimate cost of the program is difficult to determine.
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The audio wasn't too difficult to whittle down this time.
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It's going to be really, really difficult to do that.
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"This isn't difficult," the judge told him before his sentencing.
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But she now might find that more difficult to do.
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That makes it particularly difficult to identify who did what.
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Still, mounting debt makes conversations around future expenditures more difficult.
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That sets up a difficult backdrop for Trump's first term.
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You might have a toxic workplace or a difficult supervisor.
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The British are trying to solve a very difficult equation.
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That may be more difficult to achieve these days, though.
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That could make life difficult for international companies like Amazon.
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Finding a style without being constrained was a difficult balance.
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Training a computer to identify these particles can be difficult.
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It's difficult to solve a problem that you don't understand.
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So it was a difficult combination between these three notes.
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The agreement still faces a potentially difficult road to approval.
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Finding an effective way to do so has proved difficult.
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The difficult bit is inspecting an engine without dismantling it.
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Was it difficult filming such crucial moments in his life?
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I've survived at a difficult task and so can you.
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The state makes it fiendishly difficult for them to organise.
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Christmases for several years after that were very, very difficult.
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Other difficult areas coming up include employment and health policy.
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Plus, quirky emoji can take the edge off difficult conversations.
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It's even more difficult working with family, especially your twin.
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Standing up for human rights was often deemed too difficult.
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Culling by other methods is difficult due to current legislation.
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"This is a difficult time but we are doing ok."
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It's been a very difficult landscape for women to navigate.
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But it will be particularly difficult to win against Twitter.
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The bottom line: Both companies are in a difficult position.
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In retrospect, finding him should not have been so difficult.
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Finding a position that satisfies both camps is proving difficult.
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It's not difficult, but it involves one very important decision.
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This gets rid of fasteners, but makes repairs more difficult.
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To have to deal with that must be very difficult.
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It's a serious condition, but can be difficult to diagnose.
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This can make sharing personal photos a little more difficult.
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This is the most difficult album I've ever worked on.
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But reforming the country's political system has proved more difficult.
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It will be difficult and complicated, to say the least.
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This is difficult as reception is terrible through the canyon.
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It's very difficult ... KS: Can't you find Boris and Natasha?
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Twitter has a business conundrum that's proving difficult to address.
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That's partly because brain cancers are extremely difficult to treat.
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A difficult transition lies ahead following the death on Oct.
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However it may be a more difficult step for Trump.
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SO IT MAKES IT A VERY DIFFICULT CHOICE FOR THINGS.
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"Tully" not only contains multitudes but forces some difficult questions.
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Predicting whether PH or BN will triumph is extremely difficult.
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Jessica Simpson has had a difficult pregnancy this time around.
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There's another challenge that's proving difficult to surmount: public apathy.
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The balancing act may yet become more difficult for Russia.
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Lynch – especially difficult late Lynch – always ages well upon reflection.
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It's also generally difficult to defeat incumbents in American politics.
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Narrowing them down to just six stories was extremely difficult.
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It's often very difficult to target a harassing poster directly.
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But without the typical symptoms, it's certainly much more difficult.
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But the search for other female gamers can be difficult.
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It's difficult right now to say exactly who is quicker.
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"In difficult times, we get our act together," he said.
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"It would have been too difficult to explain," he says.
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The time limit makes that more difficult, but not impossible.
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She has played a difficult part with poise and intensity.
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"It's particularly difficult to find jobs this year," Li said.
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Monday, November 27, is going to be a difficult day.
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It is difficult to prove either side of that question.
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When you are not on a platform, it becomes difficult.
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"Look, it's difficult for anyone who's an incumbent," says Sheinkopf.
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The driver accepted that the situation would still be difficult.
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Breaking a mold is difficult, but it's not exactly complicated.
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It's difficult to know what to make of this section.
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But it's difficult because, why can't an attorney be overweight?
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The Apple Card should make credit card fraud more difficult.
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Being gay in Brunei was difficult enough without Sharia law.
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So why do middle aged men find life so difficult?
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Without power even the simplest health precautions can become difficult.
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It's much more difficult than deciding on other people's behalf.
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It is otherwise difficult to link to a bank account.
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But difficult times don't mean you can't be a #CoolDude.
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But also difficult, because how can they be narrowed down?
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It's all creating a difficult environment for mining companies. bit.
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A happy ending to a story with a difficult start.
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And Ellenberger did confirm Hopkins was considered difficult on set.
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"These are the judgment calls that are difficult," Khosrowshahi said.
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Identifying bat calls isn't as difficult as it might seem.
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I mean, I think we should make it more difficult.
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That said, Barr has a difficult choice to make here.
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It's difficult to figure out what pays the bigger part.
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It's difficult to get people to vote that don't vote.
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Governments have also made it difficult to live off handouts.
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I hope the week ahead isn't too difficult for him.
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That means the life of a refugee is extremely difficult.
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Though it's difficult to draw conclusions from one sample, i.e.
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Over months, the project had become more difficult to operate.
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And in difficult times, we don't discard our highest ideals.
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They will make it more difficult to access the beach.
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That's proven difficult, because we have a tendency to anthropomorphize.
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Now that's the issue — that's what makes sugar so difficult.
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It's difficult to pick the right robot vacuum for you.
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It's difficult, but that makes me want to do it.
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Rachel Maclean, a multimedia artist, grapples with these difficult questions.
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But even that limited number has proved difficult to manage.
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Putting a precise figure on the economic impact is difficult.
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The question is easy to frame but difficult to answer.
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Moving cash to buy supplies is also becoming more difficult.
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And it's proving extremely difficult, and expensive, to resettle them.
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The impact of the grid system is difficult to gauge.
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And this, in a macro environment is now very difficult.
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So far, it seems being "difficult" has had mixed results.
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Journey back from hypersonic becomes extremely difficult as velocity increases.
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At first blush, it may be difficult to understand why.
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My New York was difficult for Herbert, so we parted.
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Divorce can be especially difficult for parents still raising children.
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" An emotional Carter adds, "It's been really difficult for me.
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And yet Donald Trump seemed to find this task difficult.
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Buying a house remains extremely difficult without substantial parental assistance.
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