These desk mates let your phone handle the hard stuff.
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But here's the good news: Americans can do hard stuff.
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As a whole, though, "The Wailing" is the hard stuff.
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"The hard stuff in your life defines you," she said.
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It's time to turn to the hard stuff: pumpkin-flavored booze.
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Cancer, bigotry, hunger, you know the "hard" stuff—not so much.
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But I do first want to admit that it's hard stuff.
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Do the hard stuff first and get it out of the way.
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Hard stuff, sure, but there's fun to be had along the way.
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If you want the hard stuff, we've got a shot for you.
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But the reality is we haven't even started doing the hard stuff.
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"We'll bring up the hard stuff on those walks," Ms. Davidson said.
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Trump can't seem to get the hard stuff associated with the presidency done.
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Consequently, you need to do the hard stuff first thing in the morning.
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It'll mean doing some hard stuff, but just remember, we're good at that.
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But what no one seems to tell you about is the hard stuff.
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Only caveat: A wedding is no place for grinding through the hard stuff.
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We don't need to tackle the hard stuff of politics to do this.
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Justin Timberlake's experiment with country music took a nosedive with "The Hard Stuff."
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All the hard stuff aside, we work in an art form that humanizes.
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I almost feel, like, 'Okay, well, we've done all the hard stuff in life.
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" Tamblyn calls on Woods to "go inward now and ask yourself the hard stuff.
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"She said, 'We do the hard stuff,' and she went out there," Newbold says.
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Beatty talks about all the hard stuff of race with great skill and humor.
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At that point, we'd start me on the serious IVF drugs: the hard stuff.
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Let's just hope they don't graduate from rotten berries to the hard stuff, though.
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Raising money, getting employees to do something, hiring people, that's all really hard stuff.
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"That's their role: to buttress, to help them do the hard stuff," he said.
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Fadell is an investor now and is putting money into "the hard stuff," including biotech.
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"The hard stuff is enabling people who know nothing about computers or robots," Wise said.
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The hard stuff is now falling on the shoulders of the current [Justin Trudeau] government.
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Running for president is hard stuff, even for someone with formidable political skills like Harris.
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And it was the hard stuff, so there was always a price to be paid.
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It's this willingness to talk about the hard stuff that makes DuVernay such a compelling artist.
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Most of the drug dealers there were selling the hard stuff and preying on the homeless.
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Avoiding the hard stuff was his emotional reaction — and it was a reaction rooted in fear.
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The hard stuff is hard, but try to enjoy and appreciate this process of learning about yourself.
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His dad reassures him that he's been through all the hard stuff already, the cancer, the chemo.
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Yet the ironic tone, a mixer in a fine cocktail, took the edge off the hard stuff.
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I'm saying all this facade, all the fake hard [stuff] that he plays out on the field.
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Because they are doing the hard stuff: coordinating meal deliveries, shipping couches across the country, for example.
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We got through the hard stuff and we got to this point together and everyone is satisfied.
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Not because they are bad people, but because photographers often do that—they look for the hard stuff.
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But he's also showing the world that he has no intention of taking responsibility for the hard stuff.
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I could see myself ordering this if I were off the hard stuff and not hating my choice.
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Restraint in the face of evil is hard stuff, but hubris in the face of evil is worse.
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She's doing all the hard stuff, so basically we just field phone calls, and go taste cake and food.
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But realizing that allowed me to really see her and to talk to her about some really hard stuff.
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This is hard stuff, and acknowledging it comes with a corollary: We, as a society, are not particularly special.
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"tinker" and picking the hard stuff, "cartilage," over the soft stuff — TENTACLES — I thought this was a smooth solve.
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There are solid reasons for cutting out the hard stuff—you know, all those gamy metaphors and other tripe.
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"The last few seasons were really emotional and hard because we went through some hard stuff," Khloé also told E!
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Her partner, Andrew Veyette, had one of his ragged nights, pulling off the hard stuff and leaving the rest untucked.
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I made it my mission in 2019 to volunteer for the hard stuff and figure it out as I go.
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They all hit hard stuff, for the most part, and they were pretty aggressive down in the zone against me.
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"During those four years when I was kind of building my companies, I had to face through some hard stuff," Carson says.
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We didn't have any abuse, but we did go through some pretty hard stuff and that's why my parents didn't stay together.
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There's enough room between the tables for a bar cart to trundle around loaded with bottles of mezcal and other hard stuff.
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"They reserved the hard stuff for phase two," said David French, senior vice president of government relations for the National Retail Federation.
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She discovered that those who frequently downed Amps, Monsters, and other gas-station staples were more likely to graduate to the hard stuff.
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Larger countries delegated values-based policy to Brussels while they got on with the hard stuff, such as security or access to oil.
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In other words, they talk about the hard stuff, the gritty stuff, the stuff you aren't likely to find on their Facebook pages.
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But in the past, criticisms of Mr. Ryan depended on pointing out hard stuff, like the fact that his numbers didn't add up.
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This is why gymnastics is an elaborate metaphor for womanhood—you're supposed to do all this hard stuff and make it look easy.
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I was still recovering from a bout of food poisoning from earlier in my trip, so I ended up skipping the hard stuff.
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A judge would tell them, no, no, you told your side of the story, now they get to ask you about the hard stuff.
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And now that we're all grown up, we can kick the kiddo cups aside and get into sipping on the more sophisticated hard stuff.
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For those who partook of the hard stuff, this first dry January was greeted not with determination and #goals but with denial and despair.
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You'll master the hard stuff (organizing, designing, and structuring your website, focusing on audience needs) and the fun stuff (masterminding your social media presence).
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Don't try to deal with all of this hard stuff by yourself and bring in a third party, like a counselor, who can help.
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You start with the really hard stuff and then give up and try the more humble projects you should've been working on two decades ago.
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I knew most of these guys; I'd been a chaplain in the police department for several years, and we'd been through some hard stuff already.
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"Whatever comes out of it will probably not be relevant as this is not where the hard stuff will be discussed or decided," Boulegue said.
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It has hard stuff to see, but this problem was brought on by politicians who refused to do the work they were supposed to do.
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I worry that in our world of emojis, that we're losing the ability to do the hard stuff, which is to think and write. Yep.
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Good stories are a part of balanced, and they can give people the motivation or inspiration to keep engaging with all of the hard stuff.
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"On the really hard stuff, like efficient, scalable technologies and data centers and premium data centers, I think Google is leading," she said in January.
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You might say that his approach of glazing over the hard stuff and creating more problems as a result isn't something he reserves for clothing choices.
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I wish I could spend hours picking her brains about stuff, hard stuff, like how to keep the perfect from becoming the enemy of the good.
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"People are so used to paying for luxury, to be pampered all the time, but the hard stuff in life is the best stuff," Brandon said.
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And Metz is proud of Kate's journey thus far and how the new mom is learning to "walk through the hard stuff," both literally and figuratively.
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It allows Republicans to quickly deliver on a campaign promise and leave the hard stuff, like coming up with an entirely new health plan, for later.
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"There's no better feeling than realizing I have the power to get through the muck and the hard stuff to get to all that's good!" she writes.
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"The part we haven't figured out yet, the last 3 percent, which is snow, rain, all the really, really hard stuff — it really is hard," Gurley said.
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No hard stuff, of course, will be served to young patrons, but they can otherwise enjoy what most adults have at a happy hour: beverages and music.
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Foster open conversations and stave off defensiveness by first acknowledging the important role that their phones play in their lives and then ask about the hard stuff.
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The first temptation will be to do the easy stuff, which is cutting the taxes, while skipping the hard stuff — closing loopholes and finding substitute revenue sources.
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I'm all for positivity and light, as anyone who knows me can attest to, but let's pull the mask off this crap and talk about the hard stuff.
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Our short time in New Zealand has already confirmed that it's worth investing in adventure, even if the cost includes the hard stuff we have to figure out.
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Bauer, Callaway said, has learned to simplify his pitch mix while expanding the way he attacks hitters, resisting the predictable pattern of hard stuff up, soft stuff away.
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Then, with Joc Pederson pinch-hitting for David Freese, Eovaldi went with the hard stuff once again, getting Pederson to fly out to left to end the inning.
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Now the plan is to freeze most of the cider to drink throughout the year, turn 3 gallons into vinegar, and turn 5 gallons into the hard stuff.
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To put it in words a muggle can understand: people who experience really hard stuff tend to carry the impact of it around with them for a long time.
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"We have to cut back on hours and numbers, and nobody thinks of that when they boldly declare they're giving up the hard stuff for a month," he says.
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Sponsors include jeweler Bulgari and low-calorie beverage brand Neuro Drinks, while Chopin Vodka and Clase Azul Tequila will provide the hard stuff at the event at West Hollywood Park.
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Yet it features specific, extremely ambitious goals while leaving out the hard stuff, like actual policy designs, how to pay for it and how to keep energy costs in check.
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" Deliciously Stella: "Without fail, I always start my day with a nourishing green juice, so I like to reach straight for the hard stuff with a delicious, vitamin-infused absinthe.
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A lot of the talk begins with "Can you believe …" It's comforting to know that some of the hard stuff really does seem difficult for any of us to fathom.
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A lot of the talk begins with "Can you believe …" It's comforting to know that some of the hard stuff really does seem difficult for any of us to fathom.
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There are the seeds, as in "Boyz," of a kind of coming-of-age tragedy, as Franklin must decide if he's a hard enough man to deal the hard stuff.
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It is meant to free us from the shackles inhibiting us from getting on with the important, hard stuff: the task of representing the world in all its breathtaking, multifarious complexity.
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Still, this is very hard stuff (both technically and legally), and technology that potentially places people's lives at stake is a lot different from what's required to generate a new gadget.
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That's why it's so crucial to never settle for a partner who's less than supportive, and generous, and game to try and work out the hard stuff, whatever it may be.
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While Ellen's stepmom says and does a lot of questionable things, "she was willing to step up and be there for the hard stuff, like getting her into treatment," Brennan says.
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I kept telling myself I'd get back to the hard stuff soon, but every time I took a power class, I felt out of sync, like I was missing the wave.
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In modern times, George Washington launched his political career by handing out free booze to voters and succeeded on the field after he doubled his men's rations of the hard stuff.
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To me, that's the hard stuff: How do you maintain, especially someone who's potentially never performed before, a stark, confident presence on a big stage with all of this chaos around you?
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I know women, we go through a lot of hard stuff; I'm from Saudi Arabia, I know exactly what it means to be discriminated against, or to deal with a sexist world.
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Gone is the original's joyful sense of mischief; what's left is an inoffensive piece of twaddle that never fully appreciates the ineluctable bond between community spirit and a drop of the hard stuff.
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While most future wines cannot handle such intensity, today the oven is cranked up to 11 heat because these barrels will be taking in the hard stuff and giving it a distinct character.
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Instead of tenderly teaching their children how to doggie paddle in the shallow end, they go straight to hard stuff, placing their pups in the deepest part of the pond inside the family's enclosure.
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"It's possible (to make money on the bonds) but depending on how soon and how quickly you can see a transition to a regime that is willing to do the hard stuff," Esteruelas said.
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As noble an aspiration as this is, it's an unfair fantasy that plays on the turmoil without committing to the attached realities, instead relying on happy-ending portraiture to sidestep the really hard stuff.
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When you step into grown-ish, it's easy to expect the warm fuzzies of its predecessor black-ish, a purely traditional family sitcom that still manages to tackle The Hard Stuff every now and then.
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"I think up to 10 percent of your portfolio should be gold" to protect against potential catastrophe, Cramer said, adding that if investors feel comfortable owning physical gold rather than equities, he'd prefer the hard stuff.
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The children are the future, you see, and if the human race is going to make it we need to get our weans, bairns, ankle biters and tadpoles off the hard stuff and into the textbooks.
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A former bartender, he now works for a vodka brand, so of course he's keen to get me back on the bevvies in the morning, even if it does mean cutting the hard stuff with tomato juice.
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And we're not talking about scooping up any old bottle of red, 6-pack of brew, or handle of hard stuff — we're talking about specialty booze that has something extra to bring to the table (literally and figuratively).
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"(India) has got a simple way of counting the dead and describing causes that many countries could adopt at low cost, this isn't hard stuff, it just needs a bit of money and some political commitment," he said.
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In talking to other developers and engineers, it's hard not to think that there isn't a rift growing in the industry between web development and, well, the really hard stuff that's more likely to require a theoretical/conceptual background.
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That jump in the hard stuff suggests that pitchers aren't scared of his ability to turn on a pitch down the middle or convinced, to a great degree, that he can catch up to the pitches in the first place.
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We've had several unforgettable conversations about impossibly hard stuff like the loss of his first son and others on the pressure to strike that perfect balance with our wives — who both always seem to be one step ahead of us in this whole parenting thing.
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My current guesses for the most likely failure modes are twofold: The gradual enfeeblement of human society as more knowledge and know-how resides in and is transmitted through machines and fewer humans are motivated to learn the hard stuff in the absence of real need.
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The book was a hit—later made into a stage play, subjected to a TV adaptation, and involved in a 2014 Guinness World Record for "Largest Reading Lesson"—but you should know it best as the thing that echoes through my head whenever I think of hard stuff.
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He's a big man on campus, everyone loves him, there's dozens of pictures of him holding beer bongs for future professional athletes, he's succeeding beyond your wildest dreams, studying some insanely hard stuff you could never do, arcane pre-law shit or org-chem or some such thing.
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Just as the vast majority of people would never drink a giant beer glass full of whiskey or even wine the way they'd consume a shot of the hard stuff (you could actually overdose), those who use other drugs tend to titrate—or modulate based on the intensity of the substance—their consumption.
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But let the album roll on, and you might notice "The Hard Stuff," a slow-tumbling country love song worthy of its second-to-last track placement, or "Morning Light," a sharp old-school duet with Alicia Keys, on which the singers, who both turned thirty-seven in January, add some 808 bass to a grown-up, barroom-gospel arrangement.
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What we're dealing with here, with these old timers, the lads and lasses who were chomping on Pink Panthers like they were Polo mints back when raves were free and fun and the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act was yet to be signed, are people who lived through the storied glory days, but swore off the hard stuff as soon as child rearing reared into view.
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Kramer, now seventy, has also been peddling a memoir, " The Hard Stuff ," which relates the band's grand ambitions and commercial failures (they broke up in 1972, after just three albums), his own descent into crime and heroin addiction, his years in federal prison (drug trafficking), and his subsequent decades of trying to get his shit right, which (spoiler alert) he has—at least as of today, as he'd say.
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I've been a fan of solving and creating word puzzles since I was a little kid, slowly working my way up from crisscrosses and word searches into "the hard stuff," and so by the time I attended Fordham, I was solving the Times crossword almost daily (as well as the cryptic crossword in The New York Post, until they stopped publishing that, but that's neither here nor there …).
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