But he finds it hard to focus on the lesson.
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Ebizo says he still finds it hard to discuss her death.
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But when he tours, Kylie finds it hard to trust him.
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In short: the human brain finds it hard to understand clowns.
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"Kate finds it hard to get your attention," she said sharply.
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A stressed management team usually finds it hard to manage others well.
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Tom finds it hard to relate to other children and has few friends.
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But she still finds it hard to conceptualize her as a Japanese player.
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This is someone who while capable, finds it hard to deal with emotional displays.
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And it finds it hard to raise the taxes necessary to pay its bills.
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He finds it hard to engage with the other children and make friends here.
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Antonitza still finds it hard to believe that he could have intended to hurt anyone.
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Chris finds it hard to Skype with his mother and prefers to make only voice calls.
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She said she finds it hard to make new friends because she cannot trust people easily.
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Stefaniak's family finds it hard to believe that she was heading to the airport that early.
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One ad features a man who finds it hard to separate from his army sleeping bag.
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While teaching a class, Faye finds it "hard to attend" to what the students are saying.
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She contributes to an IRA now, but finds it hard to plan around her fluctuating income.
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Without these changes, Thomas finds it hard to imagine we'll see a groundswell of change anytime soon.
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Tony has told me that he finds it hard to use any vinegar other than his own.
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Ms. Pugh is not a method actor and finds it hard to redo scenes over and again.
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Their disaster-laden tracks are not for show, and Hutchison finds it hard to switch his brain off.
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Today, she finds it hard to maintain and heat the place, but equally hard to let it go.
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She finds it hard to say what it is about Igbo-ness that means so much to her.
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Now he works part time as a dishwasher but finds it hard to keep a job, he said.
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Barratt says he finds it hard to make decisions, and he doesn't know quite how to define himself.
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Turns out, Tatum finds it hard to make people take him seriously, but not because of his looks.
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Tina Larson finds it hard to envision retiring here, with the state's high taxes eating into her savings.
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Serenus does not see the impact of his grand position, and finds it hard to do his job.
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She says she finds it hard to make friends with other mums because people can't see past her hijab.
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And one expert in particular, Andrew Biggs, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, finds it hard to believe.
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Jamal doesn't want to follow in his father's footsteps as a football player and finds it hard to keep secrets.
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Despite presenting herself as the strong and stable candidate, the prime minister finds it hard to get her message across.
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He finds it hard to imagine that the continent's hunger for meat will be supplied entirely by making farming more efficient.
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Anyone who travels with Wallace these days on his Presidential campaign finds it hard to resist arriving at the same conclusion.
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Nathaniel finds it hard to form a postwar relationship with her, affected still by her abandonment of him and his sister.
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That may be because he finds it hard to believe them capable of covering up for priests who preyed on the young.
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And it's true that at the best of times, he finds it hard to make coherent arguments unless delivering a prepared speech.
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Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens said Wednesday that he finds it hard to root against his look-alike, South Bend, Ind.
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Slone said she still finds it hard to wrap her head around the fact that a bug bite got her so sick.
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Personally she finds it hard to believe she's moved past her pain by counseling others but she has no plans to stop.
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McDermott finds it hard to believe that Baluchi didn't know at least what kinds of things his uncle might need money for.
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But Kenin still had one more worry: her mother, who gets so nervous she finds it hard to watch her daughter play.
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If your mum finds it hard to keep track of things like her keys, the Tile Pro will make a great gift.
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While Jemisin finds it hard to recommend books, she does offer up two recommendations from fellow award-winning female science fiction authors.
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Too bad if you are a pensioner who depends on savings income and finds it hard to get hold of the right information.
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Experts say that North Korea finds it hard to read Trump — and that could make the North Koreans more likely to use force.
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Boockvar said he hopes the expected rate hike in December normalizes interest rates, but finds it hard to believe that will happen easily.
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Thiat says that if it's difficult to get justice in the United States, she finds it hard to imagine it happening in Senegal.
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Rachel finds it hard just to admit she hates long walks, let alone that she may have been sexually assaulted by a doctor.
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If Fellini's camera finds it hard to sit still, that is less a stylistic tic and more a principled refusal to get stuck.
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Wurgaft finds it hard to believe many predictions about cultured meat's future, including the promise of an FDA-approved consumer product within a year.
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However, being that D'Esposito was an extremely skilled swimmer, and previously survived a shark attack, his family finds it hard to believe he drowned.
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The Gang finds it hard to concentrate purely on technology as we wake up to the increasing likelihood of more Trump in our diet.
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Bartender Martin, 32, says as a gay man he finds it hard to simply find a practitioner that makes him feel safe from judgement.
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Mr Adkins at the polling station says that he finds it hard to trust Mrs Clinton, but at least she is smart and experienced.
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Today, she receives money through Social Security Disability Insurance, but still finds it hard to stay afloat, let alone start paying down her debt.
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" Sure, "the elite did not engage" in any debate "as they abandoned the integrated community," but he finds it "hard to fault their choice.
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Mr Adkins at the polling station says that he finds it hard to trust Mrs Clinton, but at least she is very smart and experienced.
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Pascal, who has a dingy criminal record, is a person of interest to the police, but Moll finds it hard to stay away from him.
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" However, Trump followed up that tweet by saying he believes Iran mistakenly shot down the US drone and finds it "hard to believe it was intentional.
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Wang says his doctor urged him to better manage his work stress and get more sleep, but he says he finds it hard to make tradeoffs.
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The process becomes technical enough that Khexxi finds it hard to even see his work as pornography, though he takes pride in turning other people on.
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But she says she still finds it hard to afford compulsory school trips, the four different kinds of shoes that her school requires and other extras.
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Makunde finds it hard to say what he's thinking, and is clearly torn between his loyalty to the party, and his personal feelings about Mugabe's reign.
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"Unlike Switzerland, Japan as the G7 chair finds it hard to intervene as that would prompt other countries to label Tokyo a currency manipulator," Muguruma said.
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For years, Mr. Sanders's staff members have compiled hotel dos and don'ts for a man who rises early but sometimes finds it hard to fall asleep.
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If you're someone who finds it hard to leave the hot shower for the cold bathroom air, a toasted towel could be just what you need.
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Agent's family finds it hard to believe Martinez's fiancée, Angela Ochoa, and his family have said they don't understand how the agent suffered such severe injuries.
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There is the sparseness of the social context, so that the reader finds it hard to gain a foothold in a recognizable world: Who is Anne?
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This pro-life writer may be quite sincere in her beliefs, but she finds it hard to believe that pro-choice women are sincere in theirs.
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Photo via Facebook Marchand feels like Motherisk's failings were shielded by the credibility of SickKids and finds it hard to believe they didn't know what was going on.
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But now, Cramer finds it hard to believe that the Fed will actually follow through with that plan given the massive collapse of commodities and slowing worldwide economy.
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I asked her if she finds it hard to be a critic of new technology, especially when others find it exciting — something I've struggled with as a journalist.
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Betty is a Latina who lives in Queens with her family and finds it hard to fit in at her job in Manhattan at the fashion magazine, Mode.
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She finds it "hard to imagine" Republican leaders will hold Mr. Trump and his associates accountable for their actions even if they're found guilty by the justice system.
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said he finds it hard to believe that the U.S. economy is in danger of overheating when wage growth is so low.
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Her best friend Bertie (Ali Wong) is an anxious, cautious, people-pleasing songbird who sometimes finds it hard to admit what she wants to herself, let alone to others.
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He has a reputation for driving such a hard bargain in transfer negotiations, in fact, that at times Tottenham finds it hard both to sign and to sell players.
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In an interview with Politico on Wednesday, Johnson declined to criticise Trump, saying that he finds it "hard to disagree" with the president's assessment of the prime minister, as "foolish".
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Decades after his lawsuit successfully helped desegregate the city's schools, he finds it hard to identify with the activists of today, who shout at public meetings and focus on removing statues.
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LIVINGSTON, N.J. (Reuters) - Looking out of his office window, Rabbi Zalman Grossbaum finds it hard to get work done as he watches kids enjoying the miniature town he built for them.
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He added that even with all the new attention directed toward his work, he finds it hard to shake the Don Quixote feeling that has shadowed him for most of his career.
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But given the vast and quarrelsome diversity of its member states, the UN's educational and cultural agency finds it hard to address this sensitive subject, as some recent news stories have shown.
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" Trump said later Thursday that the public will "find out" about whether the U.S. plans to retaliate with a military strike, but said he finds it "hard to believe it was intentional.
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"As with other dietary components, I like to tell people moderation is the key if one finds it hard to completely cut something out of their diet," Hoffmann said in a statement.
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Sacks finds it hard to describe this period, which combined extraordinary productivity and, eventually, hermetic muteness—a silence so profound that it was apparent neither to those around him nor to himself.
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Suddenly the girl who juggled two jobs and evening language classes, took cold showers and exercised by the open window each morning finds it hard to get out of bed at all.
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One civil-rights lawyer in Beijing says he is still free to practise but finds it hard to imagine a legal system in China that offers true protection for the rights of individuals.
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Mr. Bae also finds it hard to resist taking his workouts to a whole new level ... busting out pistol squats with a freakin' utility trailer and regular ol' squats with a damn log!
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DIVA aims to make smart speakers more usable for anyone who finds it hard to use spoken commands, by hooking them up to physical controls that are programmed to activate pre-configured actions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China finds it "hard to understand" why the United States is not sending senior government officials to a major import expo in Shanghai next month, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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This causes understandable hysteria on the part of his mom (Winona Ryder), initially pooh-poohed by the local sheriff (David Harbour), who finds it hard to believe anything really bad could happen there.
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While a 26 Series customer might look at the new Cadillac and see it as a viable alternative, one finds it hard to believe that a 73 Series owner is likely to switch.
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The last year or so has certainly been that way for Crampton, enough so that she finds it hard to give a straightforward narrative of exactly where she's been and what has happened.
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But she has said she finds it hard to believe that Mr. Biden could not have been aware of how he made her and other women feel and has called his behavior "completely inappropriate."
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At a separate event on Tuesday, Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said he finds it hard to believe that the U.S. economy is in danger of overheating when wage growth is so low.
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In a "free for all" environment in which "everyone's trying to sabotage the other side," she said, she finds it hard to believe much of anything about anyone these days — Democrat, Republican or Bill O'Reilly.
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Good female cooks often quit their work because the boyfriend, for example, finds it hard to be in second place; his girl is often away from home and that means he has to cook his own food.
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But if Ms. Auf der Masch, now 24 and an apprentice at a wind energy company in this northwestern city, finds it hard to imagine a male chancellor, she also finds it impossible to imagine a female boss.
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Admitting that she finds it hard to get out of bed some days, Burke tells PEOPLE that she has visited a therapist because she is concerned about PTSD, depression and anxiety, as well as visiting the school's Wellness Center for support.
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" Berman said that while he does not doubt Trump's sincerity in saying journalists should not be "violently attacked," he finds it "hard to believe" Trump's comments aboard Air Force One that he has "a lot of respect for the press.
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It helps, the model says, to have people like Jen, and Mary Phillips, her make-up artist and friend, along on these back-to-back trips with her, but she still finds it hard to enjoy herself even in a city like Paris.
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There is the fact of no friends or family being present, and although ostensibly caused by the unpredictability of shipping, this seems entirely fitting in a book that finds it hard to accommodate friends, family, or any kind of larger context for Mokhtar's experience.
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Bottom line: I don't think it's good for business for Mercedes to see its cars grind to a halt in flames as the world looks on... What we really learned is that Hamilton finds it hard to suck it up and take some misfortune sometimes.
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She loves 'Harry Potter' and watches the movies 'once a day' Earlier this year, when asked to define what "self-care" means to her, Zendaya told InStyle that she finds it hard to sit and meditate, so instead she rewatches the "Harry Potter" films.
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"What they're basically saying is that one victim is worth more than the other," said a visibly angry Villarruel, who finds it hard to swallow that for her victims there has been no justice while former guerrillas have received official pardons and reparations by the Argentine state.
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Still, he says he finds it hard to believe the dehumanization portrayed in the music contributed to an environment in which Betts felt desensitized enough to commit actual violence himself, including shooting to death his own sister and her boyfriend, two of the victims of his rampage.
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Angus KingAngus Stanley KingNew intel chief inherits host of challenges Senators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Top Democrat: 'Disqualifying' if Trump intel pick padded his résumé MORE (I-Maine), who caucuses with Democrats, said he finds it "hard to believe" there's no list.
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Mr. Putin is reasonably attentive to the concerns raised by Israel — and the channels of communication between the countries are functioning well — yet Israel finds it hard to believe that the Russians can be swayed to contain the advance of Iran, on whose cooperation it relies to ensure Mr. Assad's survival.
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Among those critics are Colin Kahl, former deputy assistant to President Barack Obama and national security adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, who tweeted on Saturday that targeting such sites would be "a war crime" and that he finds it "hard to believe the Pentagon would provide Trump targeting options that include" them.
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Among those critics was Colin Kahl, former deputy assistant to President Barack Obama and national security adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, who tweeted on Saturday that targeting such sites would be "a war crime" and that he finds it "hard to believe the Pentagon would provide Trump targeting options that include" them.
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Now a very different person, Evie finds it hard to explain how she got caught up in the bloody lunacy of the late nineteen-sixties; the vividness of her impressions is a large part of that explanation, as if to suggest that all experience became for her a savage version of eros, food for an inflamed hunger.
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Stigmatizing the illiterate, or those who don't like to read because they find it hard, comes in many forms, from judging someone's choice of book, to laughing and joking that someone finds it hard to read aloud, or to write totally coherently (remember this next time you hilariously attack someone for confusing "they're" and "their" on Facebook).
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A file photo from 2013 of General Akin Oztürk when he was commander of the Turkish air force (Photo by stringer/EPA) The coup plotters were incompetent, and/or it was a fake Rubin, who is now a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a right-leaning think tank in Washington, finds it hard to believe that Erdogan might have staged a fake coup to further his own political agenda — a theory which has gained traction in recent days.
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