Instead, it's going to be a hard slog at best.
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The hard slog is made up for by magic moments.
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"It's just going to be a long, hard slog," said Lucas.
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This is something we took a long, hard slog at for decades.
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It is a hard slog to 1,237 delegates and a simple majority.
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Improving the lot of women who want jobs will be a hard slog.
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So it was a real long hard slog to get to (the launch).
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Once more, too, it was she who did most of the hard slog.
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Progress out of the ranks of the nonprime can be a hard slog.
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But improving British management will require a lot of hard slog and unspectacular work.
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The actual business of world domination turned out to be a long, hard slog.
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Investors in China's chip firms need to get ready for a long, hard slog.
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Second, African governments need to keep up the hard slog of improving the basics.
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However wonderful it may be to perform, it's a hard slog to sit through.
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Most know that it will be a long, hard slog if they are to succeed.
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Yet, this initial deal was no miracle but a hard slog, with harder battles ahead.
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The hard slog of reform will test his skills, and his country's new goodwill towards him.
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Digging into Hayes after the hard slog of Grant was — like any political campaign — all about momentum.
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The battle for gay rights in Africa and Asia is going to be a long, hard slog.
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Still, executives have warned that a recovery would be a long, hard slog that would take years.
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Even so, analysts noted that gaining traction with fuel cells was going to be a long hard slog.
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The film has been a long time in the making, but the hard slog seems to have worked out.
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It's going to be long, hard slog through the next couple of quarters, but Apple always works it out.
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It was a long, hard slog through 8 hours of people I increasingly disliked doing increasingly inane, harmful things.
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Any turnaround at the company will probably require "a long, hard slog," said Steven Winoker, an analyst at UBS.
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With boats racing upwind for a majority of the race, the Transat will be a hard slog for the skippers.
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It is hard to see coercion as a good substitute for an inspirational candidate, or even for the hard slog of education.
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That gentle slope stretching in front of VR offers cold near-term comfort; it translates into looming years of long hard slog.
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Considerable difficulties remain on all these fronts, but Pence has underscored the administration's commitment in what will concededly be a long, hard slog.
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It's a hard slog for any band who bear the burden of an entire generation's worth of emo nostalgia to exist in the now.
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His was a long, hard slog from the warm embrace of the speaker's platform to the cold realities of life as a presidential candidate.
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Thomas Reeves' Gentleman Boss is a hard slog through New York state politics, the machines that ran them, and Chester A. Arthur's role in them.
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It accurately reflects the transformation of the climate movement into one akin to the civil rights movement: A long, hard slog that will ultimately prevail.
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Sunderland's team, Moyes knows, must rely on the patience and understanding of its fans during a season that promises to be a particularly hard slog.
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Even so, analysts noted that gaining traction with fuel cells was going to be a long hard slog partly due to a lack of charging infrastructure.
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It's going to be a hard slog, but privacy folks still seem to think for some reason that the states are going to provide them relief.
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On a day when they expect another hard slog in training, Allardyce will suddenly announce that they are having a pool tournament or going toilet-seat racing.
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Making progress on any of these items is going to be a hard slog, even if Democrats hold the White House and, less likely, retake the Senate.
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"Adaptation is just this long, ugly, hard slog," said the study's lead author, Simon Donner, a professor of geography at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
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The legislation turned into a long, hard slog that Trump was unprepared to lead because nothing they said about their plan was even remotely close to true.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, began the hard slog of trying to whip up support for her deal ahead of a crucial vote in Parliament on December 11th.
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But I think it's highlighted more questions surrounding the case—it's been a hard slog for nearly 20 years to make some sense out of all of this.
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The expectation in the law is clearly that products that make it through the long hard slog and gauntlet that is the clinical trials process would be approved.
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Finally, there were expressions of pure, raw fear about losing your money and reputation, particularly if you had to endure a long, hard slog to get good credit.
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As the battle for Mosul enters its third month, the Iraqi military's rapid advances over open territory in the initial weeks have been replaced by a slow, hard slog.
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In 225, a group of Canadian workers began the hard slog of constructing the world's longest bridge, across the Saint Lawrence River just south of the city of Quebec.
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But it will be a hard slog to reach a fourfold increase of current monthly exports to China to meaningfully narrow annual trade deficits of $350 billion to $400 billion.
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But if enough people take it to heart and begin the hard slog to institutionalize protections against harassment—then we will create a culture where everyone knows that pussy grabs back.
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That's why this week's negotiations are a hard slog even though nobody wants a shutdown, and it's also why we really can't be too sure that a shutdown will be avoided.
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Replacing Obama with another Democrat was always going to be a hard slog, and what is impressive is that Hillary Clinton won a sizable popular vote victory despite losing the electoral college.
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Mr Philippe and his labour minister then did the hard slog of negotiations and arbitration, spending their summer in some 100 meetings with union leaders, before unveiling a new labour law last year.
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But "the Obamacare replacement is just going to be a long hard slog and it's fraught with political peril for the Republicans because some of it's just hard to reconcile how it works out."
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That dynamic creates a number of difficult decisions for the 28500-year-old Biden, who would enter the primary as the front-runner but who also faces a long, hard slog to the nomination.
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Prime ministers are also foreign-policy tourists, focusing on the big powers and set-piece events but ignoring the hard slog of cultivating relations with foreign leaders of every description, minor as well as great.
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And now we are getting information, we are bringing in witnesses, we are getting documents, but it is a hard slog and the administration is raising nonexistent privileges and using every delay tactic they can.
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Even with a pool of suspects limited to the 1,103 or so people who work for BuzzFeed, I was prepared for a long, hard slog, especially for anyone whose matches were more distant than second cousins.
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And yet Caro's squib about working is iridescent, so many brilliant refractions of light from his hard slog of discovering what life has really meant for the people in his narratives, the powerful and the powerless.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Max Verstappen finished second for Red Bull in Singapore on Sunday but he can expect Formula One's next race in Russia to be a hard slog from the rear of the field due to engine penalties.
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"It's been a hard slog for everyone in the team, for the whole year and obviously with ups and downs and the difficulties that we've had," said Hamilton, who trailed Rosberg by 43 points after May's Spanish Grand Prix.
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Designing a Healthy Lifestyle with Parneet Pal — $9.99 See Details Freelancing gets a bum rap as a hard slog, but this quick two-hour course by career coach Andrew Whelan will teach you how to make your gigs work for you.
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"We now know that what we call German unity is a process," said Merkel, herself an "Ossi" from the East, at a Berlin commemoration, acknowledging that the optimism of reunification had not prepared many for the hard slog of reconstruction.
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However, given the protected growth of card-network Gargantua China UnionPay, and e-commerce and mobile-commerce payments behemoths Alipay and Tenpay, if and when U.S. card-payment networks get access to China it will be a long, hard slog to establish commercial viability.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Heart surgery and then a shoulder operation came as "a bit of a kick in the teeth" for 2016 Olympic champion rower Will Satch last year but time off the water has provided fresh focus for the hard slog toward next year's Tokyo Games.
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It was a hard slog and Stack's team spent over a year building the track up to the tops.
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The Peach Season is a play by the Australian playwright Debra Oswald. It premiered at Sydney's Griffin Theatre Company in March 2006. The play was short-listed for the New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards. The Peach Season evokes the heat, scent and hard slog of a peach farm at harvest time.
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The authors emphasize the difficulty of undoing the winner-take- all transformation of America. Shrewd, charismatic leaders will not be enough,p.301 changing policy will be a "long, hard slog."p.108 The issues of stock options, financial deregulation, and tax law, and what to do about them, are "mind-numbingly complex".p.
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At the same time, most infantry battalions in Italy had to be reduced from four to three rifle companies.Eighth Army in Italy 1943–45 – The Long Hard Slog, Richard Doherty The pre-war army had allowed recruits to be assigned to the Corps of their wishes. This led to men being allocated to the wrong or unsuitable Corps.
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" Hall spent a fifteen-year period in personal and material decline. He suffered from depression and became homeless and destitute on several occasions until joining a recovery programme. During the 1980s he began to "communicate back into the real world via my music... at first it was a real hard slog. But as if to compensate, I had extraordinary insights.
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For the Australians, the advance through the Markham, Ramu and Faria Valleys proved to be a hard slog. Casualties for the 7th Division between 18 September 1943 and 8 April 1944 amounted to 204 killed and 464 wounded. Disease took an even greater toll with 13,576 personnel being evacuated. Japanese estimates of their own casualties indicate losses of 800 killed, 400 wounded and 800 dead from disease.
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A play in which hope comes in the form of human kindness. I left it inspired. Like all her work, it left me asking the question: 'Who are we?'" After the 2018 New York Theater Workshop performance, Jesse Green of The New York Times derided Light Shining in Buckinghamshire as "indulgent and leaden. However wonderful it may be to perform, it’s a hard slog to sit through.
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He was determined, though, to find a job he was happy with, but when the opportunity came, the country went through a recession and he had to give up that dream. This story portrays what reality is like; that working hard doesn't guarantee you can make yourself successful. "For a tiny minority the leap from poverty to prosperity is a reality, but for the majority, as is the case with those in Close Range, life is a long, hard slog".Glass, Lisa.
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" Jim Wirth of Uncut said, "There are jarring moments but Holter's quest to channel the clatter of the universe produces transcendent beauty too." In a more critical review, Chris White of musicOMH said, "Aviary is not a great album—it's too much of an ordeal for that accolade, requiring multiple listens to even start to engage with meaningfully. But it is, in its own idiosyncratic way, a towering artistic accomplishment. Just be prepared for a hard slog scaling the summit.
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146 Garrett was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his "skill, direction, and supervision of the highest order" in having "prepared and guided all staff work to meet every conceivable requirement in the complete reorganisation of forces in New Guinea"; the honour was promulgated in The London Gazette on 19 July 1945. Garrett was also responsible for interrogating the first Japanese peace envoy to make contact with the Australians on Bougainville, on 18 August 1945, and was present when the instrument of surrender was signed on 8 September.Long, The Final Campaigns, pp. 557–558James, The Hard Slog, pp.
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Following Acton's death, a 1200-metre horse race at a race meeting in Middlemount was named the Graeme Acton Memorial Benchmark 55.The Long Hard slog for the Actons at Wilpeena eventually caused them to Close Horse racing at Wilpeena and they arranged this Race Meet to be transferred to Middlemount. This was a risky transfer as Horse Polo had already Failed in Middlemount and Camp Draught was under pressure. However, the Middlemount racing has received some support from Coal mining and is hanging in there. Memorable day at Middlemount, Matt Sherrington, The North Queensland Register, 7 August 2014. Retrieved 7 July 2017. A program called Graeme Acton Beef Connections was launched at Rockhampton's triennial Beef Australia exhibition in 2015. The program was developed to mentor and provide training opportunities for young beef producers.
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'The Beatles Anthology DVD 2003 (Episode 1 – 1:03:05) Harrison discussing Best's sacking Starr, on the other hand, feels he has no apology to make: 'I never felt sorry … I was not involved.' In 1968, authorised Beatles biographer Hunter Davies opined that the firing of Best was "one of the few murky incidents in the Beatles' history. There was something sneaky about the way it was done.' Over twenty years later, Mark Lewisohn concluded that "Despite his alleged shortcomings, it was still shabby treatment for Pete... The Beatles had had two years in which to dismiss him but hadn't done so, and now – as they were beginning to reap the rewards for their long, hard slog, with money rolling in and an EMI contract secured – he was out.
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