There were some hard times, but everybody experiences hard times.
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There were hard times, and that helps me to push through my hard times.
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"So we fell on hard times, but now those hard times are over," he says.
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When hard times came, that could have been a killer.
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Hard times came with the fall of the Soviet Union.
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" She added, "Even through hard times, you gotta push through.
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But as the saying goes, hard times don't last forever.
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If they are thin and brittle, hard times are coming.
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It's romantic in retrospect, but there were hard times, too.
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We're all going to have really hard times in life.
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"We are living hard times in Brazil," Mr. Veloso said.
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There are guys who go through hard times and mope.
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"Duflo: What we are referring to as the "hard times.
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Hit on hard times, Georgiou found himself homeless in 2007.
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That happy innovation workshop may have just hit hard times.
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"We fell on hard times," Auriemma said with familiar snark.
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What has been your silver lining in these hard times?
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It is hard times for the U.S. hardwood lumber industry.
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But we live now in hard times, not end times.
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And we all know that politically, these are hard times.
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These hard times, however, are not rare for his breed.
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They are the strength that gets me through the hard times.
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Through the hard times, Monáe took solace in music and movies.
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I think they're going to be going through some hard times.
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Even—and especially—in the hard times, find reasons to laugh .
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Doyle has also shared Evans's prayers for her during hard times.
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Like its eponymous characters, American Gods has fallen on hard times.
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"She continued, "Even through hard times, you gotta just push through.
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In recent years, however, the city has fallen on hard times.
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Many millions of Americans are going to go through hard times.
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Hard times fell here before they came to Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Harris fell on hard times after leaving the pro wrestling scene.
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Won't a big cache of cash ensure survivability through hard times?
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High Times, Hard Times reintroduced Whitten's Slab paintings to the world.
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So, me and my son, we start falling on hard times.
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"Brazil needs to move forward, people are going through hard times."
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The current excerpts were a mark of more recent hard times.
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And if those useful goods weren't produced, hard times would come.
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Metals prices, used in basic industry, have fallen on hard times.
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"It's what a patriot does in hard times," Mr. Delgado rapped.
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I was a Forest Hills hippie princess fallen upon hard times.
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Hard times which are, by most indications, set to get harder.
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You mentioned everyone who plays football goes through hard times afterward.
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"Her music helped her push through the hard times in her life."
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But environmentalists say it's clear the agency is in for hard times.
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Everyone goes through hard times, but they're the definition of true love.
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I'd rather just push through the hard times rather than say anything.
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But he's still trying to see the light in these hard times.
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" Ward continues, "What brings people together is hard times, not easy times.
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It's my most treasured possession and gives me strength in hard times.
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It brings a little bit of happiness to kids facing hard times.
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Sideshow Collectibles's perfect little dolls have gotten me through some hard times.
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The bull, named Hard Times — who weighs between 1,500 and 2,000 lbs.
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Thank you, God, for keeping me positive through all the hard times.
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But when the manufacturing industry fell on hard times, so did Michigan.
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She said "the secret world of poetry" helped her through hard times.
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"At first we had some hard times," said Shanghai citizen Zhaoju Zhang.
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She performed "The Same Love That Made Me Laugh" and "Hard Times."
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The singer said she had some "really hard times" following her surgery.
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However, there is nothing new about turning to humor during hard times.
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What can sound naïve and superficial in hard times is actually fundamental.
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But three years of record sales mask signs of hard times ahead.
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Anyone pursuing big goals will face rejection, self-doubt, and hard times.
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Even the city's breweries, once among Europe's largest, fell on hard times.
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He was quite successful early on, but then fell on hard times.
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Women fallen on hard times used their sewing skills to support themselves.
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He was homeless and had "fallen on hard times," the agency said.
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"Claiming the Oscars were "on hard times," Trump said, "You know why?
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Still others managed to push through the hard times — 1-800-Flowers.
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Besides farmers, fishermen have also fallen on hard times during the crisis.
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I was somewhat surprised by the title Good Economics for Hard Times.
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Families who fell onto hard times would especially benefit, enter and exit.
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Unions are arising in digital media during hard times for the industry.
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This means that if you fall on hard times, others will help.
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You're looking like if Jesus fell on hard times and started doing porn.
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She not only makes us laugh, but also stays strong during hard times.
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There is nothing wrong with seeking out joy and escapism in hard times.
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But for all of its magic, there were plenty of hard times, too.
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During the hard times, Jacobs and Ravenel have been each other's support system.
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By helping temples in hard times, it has brought dozens into its orbit.
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There's been hard times but there have been so many good ones, too.
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Other digitally native vehicle retailers have fallen on hard times despite venture backing.
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At least he now has Rihanna to lean on during these hard times.
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This was written mostly in Detroit when it was going through hard times.
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And people in hard times need a witness, and somebody who can help.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has warned his people that hard times are ahead.
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Though practically bedrocks of American retail, both stores have fallen on hard times.
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But this was Dark Donald, presenting himself as a man for hard times.
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Doing so took facing the hard times, taking control, and always looking forward.
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In many parts of our country, the hard times never seem to end.
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Thus, countries like Greece that are suffering hard times have nowhere to turn.
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But, just like the company, the mac & cheese entrée fell on hard times.
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Still, the two finds are good news during hard times for the industry.
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"We kept pressing through, even in those hard times," Joanna told the crowd.
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Populists tend to be more successful than moderates in riding out hard times.
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In an oral history interview, Dr. Gell-Mann recalled living in hard times.
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The once-proud National Circus, founded in 1966, has fallen on hard times.
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Her family went through hard times trying to support Dion and her siblings.
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She is very strong and is continuing to fight through the hard times.
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He fell upon hard times when he returned to Louisville from active duty.
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Despite the hard times ... Taylor had a lot to smile about last night.
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"Science is technology's older brother who has fallen on hard times," he says.
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"I had no idea Gina was going through these hard times," Dodd said.
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Are we all just scrolling through a Hard Times article that never ends?
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Hard times at work is a sign that your career needs some extra attention.
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Julianne Hough and Nina Dobrev have stood by each other's sides through hard times.
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I think it's pretty obvious: I think that we live in hard times, man.
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Or, use it to beef up your emergency fund in case hard times hit.
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Despite repeated attempts to keep the trading post profitable, it fell on hard times.
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A second book, Good Economics for Hard Times, will be released later this year.
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It was the New Haven Register, a paper that's fallen on pretty hard times.
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Bumper fell on some hard times when Fat Amy kicked him to the curb.
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When Californian districts run into hard times, they often retain teachers based on seniority.
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I know how to read people because I have been through hard times myself.
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It's a beautiful thing because I think that these are hard times right now.
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Through the hard times of my training career, my swimming career, they've been there.
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You worked so hard and never gave up no matter how hard times got.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: In hard times like this, we always come together and show unity.
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Sterling teaches you that dreams can end, and hard times are never far away.
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"There were hard times [competing] as a mother, but that's human life," Tsetseg says.
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The historically unprecedented spread of development undercuts the "Hard Times" of the book's title.
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For his hardcore backers, it is time to rally behind him despite hard times.
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The 85033s brought hard times for my family farm and other operations like ours.
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They can endure hard times without becoming cynical and can be generous toward others.
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What are some of the things that have gotten you through the hard times?
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Now I know many female colleagues who really had hard times in their careers.
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He gives me the impetus to keep going through hard times and reach higher.
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Symbolic appeals (or perceived slights) are likely to be especially potent in hard times.
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At that age, working and making money, people fell into addiction and hard times.
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Since the two split, both have experienced extremely hard times in their personal lives.
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The company has run into very hard times and has been undermanaged and undersupervised.
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"These are the people I want to depend on during hard times," she said.
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Together, they acted from a script about a husband and wife facing hard times.
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Mr. Manson moved to California, where he "really fell on hard times," she said.
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Woe betide those, in our Hard Times, who show contempt for what is popular.
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The festival was devised to promote economic recovery; out of hard times came theater.
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"In hard times, New Yorkers know to stand by their neighbors," de Blasio said.
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"Spring and fall are just hard times for kids with asthma," Dr. Hoch said.
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It was once, like IBM, a dominant hardware maker before falling on hard times.
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But Wright said Wildgust powering through hard times is nothing out of the ordinary.
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Once you've started, stay true to your passion and persist through the hard times.
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We still support and love one another even if hard times create a disconnect.
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If I fall upon hard times I can sell this, so that&aposs good.
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When the company hit hard times, they cut salaries and then ended the employer match.
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She was asked to perform 'Hard Times Come No More,' originally recorded by Bob Dylan.
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So, it&aposs not like I ain&apost seen some bad times and hard times.
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Jobs are hard to come by in an industry that has gone through hard times.
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"I know you've been going through hard times," Brinkley added later, almost out of nowhere.
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In some cases, scammers play to a person's emotions, claiming they've fallen on hard times.
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Credit Karma — Free See Details Everyone needs some coaching to get them through hard times.
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You go through hard times, you better be able to stand up and handle that.
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Reeling in catfish from the porch Some tried to make the best of hard times.
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And Richards, at least, seems able to laugh at the hard times now and again.
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Before being crowned the champion, Poppe shared her nerves and hard times during the competition.
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"Very hard times are coming to Mexico," said analyst Gabriela Siller of Mexican bank BASE.
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According to The New York Times, Trump faced hard times coming out of the 1980s.
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This was what he never got to do, be there for me in hard times.
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American Motors fell on hard times and was taken over by Lee A. Iacocca's Chrysler.
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The director has learned that even in hard times, Nigerian drinkers can have expensive tastes.
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His mother, Kaitlin, shared the photos to highlight the importance of family in hard times.
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Forever 22000, once one of the world's leading clothing retailers, has fallen on hard times.
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Enjoyed today's visit: An inspiring reminder that we always emerge stronger from hard times. pic.twitter.
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"Whenever Bryce would smile during the hard times, it made us smile," Jenny Greenwell says.
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Here, people have long relied on their neighbors and churches for aid through hard times.
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Most have more than one way to express sympathy for Americans going through hard times.
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Yes. "Schitt's Creek" follows a family of uber-rich narcissists who've fallen on hard times.
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"We've been through some hard times in these past 16, 17 months," Mr. Spahn said.
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These hard times have made knitters, painters, and stress-bakers out of all of us.
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"Our world is going through such hard times right now," Spears said in the video.
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But if Mr. Rattle was initially greeted rapturously in Berlin, there were hard times, too.
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That's the version that people often lean on during hard times, for inspiration and escape.
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The company came on hard times during the Depression and filed for bankruptcy in 1933.
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If anything, if I fall upon hard times, we can sell this, so that's good.
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For now, we must stand in solidarity for the inevitably hard times that lie ahead.
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"The Academy Awards is on hard times now," Trump said during a speech in Pennsylvania.
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Their fictional studio had fallen on hard times and borrowed money from a cutthroat competitor.
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Perhaps it's understandable that many memoirs are about hard times — struggle, grief, heartbreak, family troubles.
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They split up in 2012, but since then ... Wanda says she's fallen on hard times.
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"No matter how hard times are, I just know it's going to be better," he says.
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And you don't want to wish a life of persecution and hard times and bigotry, right?
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One thing that never changes is that they are with each other through the hard times.
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As a scholar, she specialised in examining how bankruptcy punishes those who fall on hard times.
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Either way, listen to "Hard Times" (and see the music video) below: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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But despite his success, Buffett says it's the hard times that keep him on his toes.
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" Nikki said it became emotionally taxing having cameras follow their every move — especially during "hard times.
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"This is a fairly direct impact of the financial hard times in the industry," Traugott said.
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As the star-crossed lovers careen towards a tragic end, the family falls on hard times.
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Italian restaurant Carmine's is offering a "hard times cocktail" for $22019 all day to federal workers.
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Before long, hard times again forced Communist leaders to look to the private sector for salvation.
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Long dead, Martí is a precious resource who unifies amid disagreement and fortifies in hard times.
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The nonprofit restaurant has a hyper-awareness that hard times can hit anyone, at any time.
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That's going to fuel you in the hard times and when things don't go your way.
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If you are a liberal education activist or liberal senator, you have fallen on hard times.
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Toys 'R' Us files for bankruptcy protection Apparently, Geoffrey the Giraffe has fallen on hard times.
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His description of Coketown in Hard Times mentions "interminable serpents of smoke" rising from the chimneyscape.
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Despite my hard times and things like that, I wouldn't change my life for the world.
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Indeed, previous first ladies have found ways to aid -- and console -- the nation in hard times.
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He said he wanted to show that older players could overcome hard times and still contribute.
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Randy has not hidden from the public that he fell on hard times in the past.
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I was a hard times governor — steering my state thorugh the deepest recession since the 1930s.
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I want to thank you for your commitment in these hard times and for your help.
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Scrolling through photos of animals, babies, and try-on hauls can be soothing in hard times.
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It's a normal human instinct in hard times wanting to be next to your loved ones.
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Not every company goes through hard times when the economy hits a bump in the road.
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Hard Drive is a spin-off of The Hard Times, pitched as The Onion for millennials.
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These are hard times and you can't show off your abs while you're social distancing anyway.
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It's an open pot of money pro artists can tap if they fall on hard times.
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"It shows you, even in very hard times, to keep walking, to keep going," he said.
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His business and political empires have fallen on hard times, depriving many employees of their pay.
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If I started a company, I saw it through the hard times and kept at it.
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In multiple languages, Buika addresses hard times and the turmoil of love as Santana's band ignites.
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To ask where is home is to tell stories of hard times, dark days, and struggles.
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Chipotle had some hard times in the 2010s, with repeated food poisoning outbreaks starting in 2015.
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"Hard times" was a Dickens reference, and in some ways there's parallels [in the developing world].
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New hires are part of a rebuilding effort at a newspaper that has experienced hard times.
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In hindsight, the hardship he suffered growing up taught Johnson a major lesson: "If you're going through hard times, you gotta hold onto that fundamental quality of faith and hard work, because on the other side of those hard times is something better, is a better life."
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Unfortunately, she fell upon hard times later in life and died penniless at the age of 31.
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Since then, the historic neighborhood where black working-class families once prospered had fallen on hard times.
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This has led to a lot of takes about hard times in the economy driving political anger.
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In such an event, international oil companies like Shell and BP would be facing hard times indeed.
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It had fallen on hard times; it had little money and results on the pitch were poor.
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"Megan was by my side throughout all of the hard times" he told PEOPLE after their wedding.
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It was a blow to an already disheartened citizenry, who know from experience how hard times are.
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It can help us through hard times and give us an escape from stress and other worries.
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The Germans favour budget austerity even in hard times; the French favour fiscal stimulus on Keynesian lines.
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The idealism and the dedication stayed with the staff and got us through some really hard times.
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The record works as both spiritual head music and an extended unifying party jam in hard times.
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I was a hard times Governor – steering my state through the deepest recession since the 1930's.
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China's egg industry is dominated by small family-run businesses, with little leeway for enduring hard times.
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In the months since Mr. Lam and his colleagues disappeared, the industry has fallen on hard times.
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"We were a little bit on hard times when I was starting my first company," she recalls.
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During hard times, Anthony, a single father, has lived out of the car he drives for Uber.
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Montero, a once-promising prospect who has fallen on hard times, could not find the strike zone.
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The EPA has gone through hard times before, but Pruitt's reign has been a uniquely lawless disaster.
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He is able to fight well through hard times and that is very important in a fighter.
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Traveling so much and leaving home, I don't know, I went through a lot of hard times.
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In the mid-20th century, Peekskill fell on hard times after its iron foundries and factories folded.
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"Trethewey pivots knowingly, in her poetry, between hard times and good ones," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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I imagine you get a lot of people telling you this album helped them through hard times.
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And if they can make plans for the future, they can store food to survive hard times.
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One platonic friend, a married man named Otis Lee Loving, stands by her throughout her hard times.
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This was where the surplus grain was stored so that it might be distributed in hard times.
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It may feel like hard times are due to factors outside your control, but that's not true.
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Twenty years is a lot, and there have been hard times in my career as a photojournalist.
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Schultz stepped down as CEO but remained chairman in 2000 and the company fell on hard times.
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But by the time Ms. Chaouni was an adult herself, Sidi Harazem had fallen on hard times.
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After the 200 financial crisis, the company fell on hard times and faced a lawsuit from investors.
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Long a superstar in the investing world, Gross' investments have fallen on hard times in recent years.
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You know, my wife and I have arguments and go through hard times just like everyone else.
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The city had fallen on hard times and the blows to its reputation continued to rain down.
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But the game also draws on more distant depressions, to previous hard times of the 20th century.
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Over the years, people have always found inspiration in Paris during its bouts of depression and hard times.
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Whenever I was going through hard times, he was the one constant in my life who was there.
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"Hard Times" is the first single off After Laughter, Paramore's first album since their 2013 self-titled entry.
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There are many ways to keep more Americans in the labour market when they fall on hard times.
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Go deeper: Special report: A new — unknown — world Hard times: Dems, GOP wrestle for the same, winning constituency
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Some of these increases reflect the costs of necessary improvements at resorts that have fallen on hard times.
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Run DMC's Darryl "DMC" McDaniels has been helping youth who have fallen on "Hard Times" for a decade.
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We'll continue to do everything we can to support them and help them get through these hard times.
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Obama highlighted how Pittsburgh has bounced from back hard times for its steel industry by investing in innovation.
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China is not the first country to create a fund to support state firms going through hard times.
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He encounters young mother Kattie (Squires), who is also facing hard times, and they form an unlikely kinship.
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On one hand, it's refreshing that people have become less embarrassed to admit they've fallen upon hard times.
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If anything that's the advice he has for fans who are also dealing with heartbreak or hard times.
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Taken together, the slumping manufacturing sector and low prices have meant hard times for the Ohio River Valley.
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Yes, Detroit has fallen on hard times, but, somehow, it is still easy to have a good time.
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While most Americans are celebrating bargains at the fuel pump, low oil prices mean hard times in Alaska.
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Come on, hard times are head, and the only thing that can help us resist is banding together.
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Residents cried foul first Once a bustling industrial city, Flint has fallen on hard times in recent years.
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Mr Sobotka suggests that Scandinavians could have overreacted to repeated news reports about hard times elsewhere in Europe.
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In the last year, the three biggest commercial Hadoop vendors — Cloudera, Hortonworks and MapR — fell on hard times.
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And it has made Mr. Murray a galvanizing champion of a once dominant industry fallen on hard times.
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Tragically, the hard times facing North Korea now are most evident in agriculture, where policy, too, remains ineffectual.
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Social Q's A dear friend has fallen on hard times financially, which has exacerbated some mental health issues.
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"Hard Times Killin' Floor Blues," by Skip James, becomes a furious expedition, threatening to fly off the rails.
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Importantly, they will build the skills and experience that help them remain employable if hard times hit again.
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Shake it Polaroid's an 80-year-old brand that's fallen on hard times (thanks a lot, smartphone cameras).
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We joked that they were my parents and I was their boomerang millennial who'd fallen on hard times.
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There is always the fear, however, that MLS clubs that invest in NWSL will bail in hard times.
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She opens her first of two Melbourne shows with "Be Alright", an ode to perseverance through hard times.
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But no one had ever turned pickle juice into a business until John Howard fell on hard times.
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Suicide rates have waxed and waned over the country's history and tend to reach highs in hard times.
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With the pandemic's impact just starting to be felt across global economies, everyone is bracing for hard times.
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Get comfortable with being online, and fastStrengthening your online presence is key to monetizing opportunities during hard times.
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It was the right choice; more than a million people read The Hard Times in its first month.
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In business there are always ups and downs — and when the hard times hit, they can hit hard.
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Pilots have taken pay cuts in the past "to help the company through hard times," Mr. Strutton said.
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The important thing to remember is that all of them are valid as we process our hard times.
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Over the next decade, he traveled America and impersonated an aristocrat fallen on hard times after the war.
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Don't let the title fool you: though she was a princess, her family had fallen on hard times.
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Mr. de Blasio has said that, if and when hard times return, he would not oppose cutting back.
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It is this hands-on show of support that really resonates with young people going through hard times.
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The hard times of the 1970s had, indeed, changed policy thinking — and Bentsen was a driving change-agent.
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It hit hard times a few years back, and reopened in 2014 with a quirky-ass drink menu.
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To get to your question about trustworthiness, Donald Trump has built a business through hard times and good times.
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These are hard times in life that many shy away from discussing, preferring to suffer alone, according to experts.
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The shelter hopes that Batman's happy ending will help more animals who fall on hard times in America's cities.
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The government, so accustomed to buying stability with generous handouts, has failed to prepare Algeria for the hard times.
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LARGE food companies have long been among the world's most solid, with reassuringly consistent returns even in hard times.
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Duffey has fallen on hard times and is 231-313 with an 231 ERA over his last four starts.
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He goes, 'I know we've all been through some hard times, some of you are still going through it.
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The once-storied company fell on hard times when it misjudged the shift from photographic film to digital imagery.
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Our girl is seriously on hard times, and they get harder when her passenger throws up in the backseat.
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But Clark tells PEOPLE he soon learned that Larry and his wife, Anita, had recently fallen on hard times.
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Hard times will pass, but the character you demonstrate when the going gets tough will stick with you forever.
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The family has fallen on hard times, and the teenager is constantly told he needs to take back control.
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"Tom was my rock through hard times then having a baby was the best thing that happened," she said.
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Falling coal and copper prices, and weak demand from China, Mongolia's biggest trading partner, have made for hard times.
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These films might bring us the joy we need during some particularly hard times — be they personal or universal.
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When I was a child, our small family moved often, quite common in the '30s; hard times inhibit stability.
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It hit hard times a few years back, and it reopened in 2014 with a quirky-ass drink menu.
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From the fishermen to people like his family, who were sort of old money who'd fallen on hard times.
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A room in the "Ruin Apartment," which is a part of the "Hard Times" tour at the Tenement Museum.
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She continued to spend lavishly, a lifelong habit, and gossip columnists reported that she had fallen on hard times.
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"These leaders need to make philosophical choices, and you need someone who has faced hard times before," he said.
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Top officials discussing scarcity conditions with communities should seek counsel from professionals trained to help others during hard times.
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Then they turn around and point the finger for hard times at poor families, Black people, and new immigrants.
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But many have fallen on hard times because of a lack of funding and allegations of mismanagement and corruption.
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Mr. Rank designed a "poverty risk calculator" to illustrate how easy it can be to fall on hard times.
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How were states able to get around these rules in economic hard times — like the great recession of 2008?
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After Dave died, I did something I've done at other hard times in my life: I hit the books.
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"Teach these boys and girls nothing but Facts," Thomas Gradgrind, the rigid schoolteacher in Charles Dickens's "Hard Times," declares.
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Then they turn around and point the finger for hard times at poor families, black people, and new immigrants.
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The doughnut chain was a phenomenon several years ago, then fell on hard times and has never fully recovered.
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If nothing else, the hard times of seven centuries ago demonstrate that hunger has both moral and political costs.
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Banking industry advocates say those rules prevent banks from lending to longtime, trustworthy customers that fell on hard times.
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But in hard times like now, even collaboration with allies does not always achieve the results American officials seek.
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But in hard times like now, even collaboration with allies does not always achieve the results American officials seek.
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You've got to go through some failures and some hard times to get to where you want to go.
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A lot of things haven't gone our way this year but we've kept fighting; we fought through the hard times.
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These beneficiaries of life-time employment do not fear layoffs in hard times and cannot expect pay rises in good.
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It always made me feel good about myself, my friendships and family life and it comforted me during hard times.
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Several analysts suggest that Carney will simply look to prop up the property market with hard times on the horizon.
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He has lived in his home, which is subsidized, since his family ran into hard times around the last recession.
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"Right after, you go through hard times, and it's not easy to transition into normal life that quickly," she explains.
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They consist only of studios and one-bedroom flats—not a good fit for families who fall on hard times.
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The latter has fallen on hard times, particularly since 2014, when Russian-backed separatists seized nearby parts of eastern Ukraine.
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Every year the nearby city of Vratsa, a former industrial hub fallen on hard times, shrinks by around 2,000 people.
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So, following a session at the Hard Times gym, have we been nudged from our self-regarding insularity and inaction?
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WILLIAMS (Lance Stroll 14, Sergey Sirotkin 15) Hard times for Williams, now the only team yet to score a point.
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So instead of being upfront and honest about the hard times in our pairings, we'd rather present a faultless front.
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His presence at the charitable hospital suggests he fell on hard times, with no one to take care of him.
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In this book, a girl named Miryem is the daughter of moneylenders, but her family has fallen onto hard times.
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Tyler was a young rancher who was trying to revive his grandfather's stud farm, which had fallen on hard times.
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Even though the franchise has fallen on hard times over recent years, it just won't be the same without them.
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"Steve liked revolution, surviving the coming hard times etc…zombie apocalypse, survival, typical stuff for guys I guess," she says.
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But the bill retains other measures that would make it easier for firms to lay off workers in hard times.
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Expect Amazon to look for potential headquarter cities in the Midwest and Rust Belt that have fallen on hard times.
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Being able to create music like this has helped me get through those hard times without winding up dead myself.
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Emerging economies have done the same in the past when they have fallen on hard times; it happened in Greece.
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He currently serves on the Board of Directors for It's About the Warrior Foundation, which assists veterans in hard times.
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The union accuses British Airways of making big profits at the expense of workers who made sacrifices during hard times.
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"Everyone is going through hard times - all of Greece is," said Eva Agkisalaki, 61, a former teacher who volunteers there.
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Duflo: The hard times were referring to the UK, but there was something very much similar that was happening, apparently.
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There was uWink, a touchscreen dining company that he says fell on hard times during the recession and never recovered.
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It was Beyoncé's chance to show everyone that you can get through the hard times and come out even stronger.
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Those jobs vanished, hard times ensued, and between 1950 and 1980 the borough lost nearly 20 percent of its population.
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Yet Sahoo fell on hard times and battled routine harassment by men who she says "automatically expected sex" from her.
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Though it's almost completely restored to its former glory, the house has been through its fair share of hard times.
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Once a powerhouse of speed skating alongside the Netherlands, Norway's programs have fallen on hard times since the Sochi Olympics.
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This week's episode is here to move them past these hard times and start a new act of their epic.
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" For healthy customers running errands, she encourages them in good humor to "stock up on pints for the hard times.
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In the past few years, one of the core pillars of the environmental movement — recycling — has fallen on hard times.
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"A lot of guys go through hard times, get their butts kicked" — losing thousands of colonies, sometimes all their bees.
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In the 19053s, the movie theater business — once a booming industry — found itself on hard times, crippled by the Depression.
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But it was Mr. Manafort's behavior once he fell on hard times after 9003 that produced the most compelling testimony.
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He sang about hard times and about getting through them with love; he rejoiced at surviving stomach cancer last year.
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Jess, who went to Princeton herself, has fallen on hard times and needs every dollar she earns from washing John.
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Linkin Park, and especially Chester, helped me get through some hard times as I watched my husband die from cancer.
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Australian retailers have fallen on hard times of late, owing to stiff online competition as well as reduced household spending.
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Staying the course has proved difficult, in part because Brazil landed on hard times and has re-emphasized economic development.
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British Airline Pilots' Association told the BBC that members took lower pay raises and made sacrifices during the hard times.
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"Ginger has brought immeasurable joy to my life especially in hard times or when I'm feeling down," she told CNN.
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Ms. Blige, of course, will get through: "Gotta keep on pushing/And love myself through the hard times," she resolves.
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Instead, it was for Tupperware (TUP), the stodgy 73-year-old plastic container maker that has fallen on hard times.
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She had been a nightclub bouncer, she said, but fell on hard times and had been homeless for a year.
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This ability to thrive on the edge of the law in hard times is something Friedrich's son Fred also had.
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Now, it turns out the hard times may also have long-term effects on their health, and their waistlines in particular.
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Valerio says she knows she can turn to her old WhatsApp group chats to find kindness and empathy in hard times.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson may be this year's Sexiest Man Alive, but the wrestler-turned-superstar never forgets his hard times.
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"Megan was by my side throughout all of the hard times of this past year," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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"Hard Times," which opened the show, is After Laughter's first single—it's highly danceable, unabashedly '80s, and about Williams' own depression.
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THEN AS THE COMPANY WENT INTO ITS HARD TIMES THERE, WE ALL REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUT, YOU CAME BACK.
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" Even when the family fell on hard times, Biden said his dad adhered by the expression: "Never explain and never complain.
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Catt Sadler has a strong circle of girlfriends who support her during hard times — and one of them is Jennifer Lawrence.
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It hit hard times when the market crashed and some investments, such as a major Las Vegas real estate deal, failed.
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Kardashian appeared to reflect on the drama on Instagram Saturday, when she posted an inspiring quote about support in hard times.
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There's this late-night joint that I usually hit up and is perfect for an after-show meal: Hard Times Café.
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Anderson, for instance, has visited a client in the hospital and taken groceries to another who had fallen on hard times.
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It's hard times for people of color who want to be uplifted for their role in politics, society, culture, and art.
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And so, a bunch of workers who've spent years building massive toys for absurdly wealthy people are looking at hard times.
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He often planned ahead with moves like secretly taping his clients as a type of evidence nest egg for hard times.
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" Turque wrote that for thousands of "whites angry with hard times and high taxes, his is the ultimate 'no bull' campaign.
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Many quickly fell on hard times, and some even resorted to public protests — exactly the social instability Chinese officials fear most.
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Other single-industry areas, such as Detroit and Pittsburgh with their auto and steel industries, respectively, have fallen on hard times.
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Most poignant of all was Ms. Buckley's eloquent rendition of "Don't Give Up," Peter Gabriel's plea for courage in hard times.
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However, lingering problems with Subway's franchise model resurfaced over the last decade as the company once again fell upon hard times.
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Look, to get to your question about trustworthiness, Donald Trump has built a business through hard times and through good times.
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It might seem that in hard times, in a downturn, human labor would be cheaper and therefore automation would go down.
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In its small way, "The Mars Room" does for prison what "Hard Times" and "Nicholas Nickleby" did for 19th-century education.
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Mr. Lafon remembered that Burgundy had been through hard times in the 20th century, when prices were low and demand minuscule.
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"We wanted to show love back to the team that showed us loyalty and commitment during the hard times," she says.
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After dominating journalism for quite a lot of the 20th century, the title fell on hard times in the internet age.
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Children should also know they have "safe adults" (parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches) to rely on during hard times, Bair-Merritt said.
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Because like all hard times, I suspect, his enduring memories of this time will be of our love, and his joy.
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Here you are trying to create sort of reinvigoration of media that was popular, and then saw some really hard times.
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The book describes the hard times some of these buildings fell on after the Depression, but the postwar years were prosperous.
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Around town, despite hard times, these outlets successfully balance editorial integrity, a full paid staff and robust reporting with organizational solvency.
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It also nods to our current politics, incorporating a refugee crisis, terrorism and threats from a superpower fallen on hard times.
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It's about getting through the hard times, having someone to talk to and someone to lean on, to get advice from.
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"The romance only began recently; before there were hard times," said Vladimir Milov, a former deputy energy minister turned opposition politician.
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What was once a market darling, favored by the best and brightest hedge fund managers, has fallen on some hard times.
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But BCL has now fallen on hard times, which culminated in the company being placed under provisional liquidation over the weekend.
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Damien Dante Wayans has a job in mind if his acting career ever falls on hard times: working at Trader Joe's.
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And debt frames Act III's climactic situation in the Hard Times Whiskey Distillery, Kentucky Route Zero's most daring and bizarre scene.
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The punk satire website Hard Times, known for headlines like "Nobody Sure if Post Rock Band Has Started Playing Yet" and "I Think America Would Be Safer if Every Adult Owned a Cinder Block on a Chain You Swing Around All Crazy," hosts this stand-up comedy showcase featuring writers for the Hard Times and others.tendertrapbk.
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Apple has seen a recovery in the China market in recent quarters after suffering hard times in the world's second-largest economy.
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Prosecutors said in court that after hitting hard times, Wilhelm asked Murray to buy into his floundering business, the court clerk confirms.
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The town had been vibrant and bustling when the mill was open, but it fell on hard times years after it closed.
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The onetime mountain tourist stop's forests, pond and river made it appear idyllic to kids, but it had fallen on hard times.
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Regardless of their party affiliation, our constituents believe in a hard-day's work – and in helping those who fall on hard times.
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And there have been plenty of other retailers that have emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, only to fall back on hard times.
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Parris' team introduced BYD to the owner of a local RV factory that had fallen on hard times during the financial crisis.
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That warm ball of feline fluff that always comforts you during the hard times, is being accused of making PMS more difficult.
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"I've been through a lot of hard times, but I take all those experiences and learn and grow from them," says McCormick.
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I have had hard times too but they make me who I am and that is something I am really grateful for.
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Countries like Venezuela and Nigeria have fallen on hard times, while being forced to contemplate a "post-oil" era of economic diversification.
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Hard times in the artificial intelligence field occur with such frequency and intensity that they have their own special name: AI Winter.
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Before you collapse in a heap under your desk, we implore you to take three minutes to watch Paramore's "Hard Times" video.
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But it hit hard times when the market crashed and some investments, such as a major Las Vegas real estate deal, failed.
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They decided to use the money to set up a fund for people in the hospitality industry who are facing hard times.
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There will be good times and hard times and unexpected turns — it would not be a Trump contest without excitement and drama.
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Every day, I've seen the goodness and character of our country, and brave citizens proudly fighting through hard times and difficult circumstances.
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Other parts of the state system have endowments and affluent alumni to rely on in hard times, but Chicago State has neither.
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In hard times, sometimes all we need is a sign to show us that everything will be OK, that we aren't alone.
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He'd let boxers share the dinner table with his family, and take them into his home if they fell on hard times.
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Stubing's daughter on "Love Boat," has fallen on hard times ... she's getting divorced and has no source of income to support herself.
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Numerous surveys of industrial activity have declined in their most recent readings, suggesting that manufacturing companies in particular are entering hard times.
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The thinking is that if Saudi Arabia were to encounter political instability or hard times, the oil company would feel the impact.
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His 1982 adaptation of "Hard Times," with four actors (sometimes expanded to five in later productions) playing multiple roles, proved especially popular.
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The early images and figures might have illustrated stories contained vital information for how to survive in hard times, Dr. Conard said.
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Likewise, the staff of Hard Times have turned into glowing skeletons, unable to speak and forced to work off whatever they owe.
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But then hard times came, and it would be decades until the brand saw the height of its early glory days again.
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To some degree, Mr. Ross helped Mr. Trump do that when some of his casinos in Atlantic City fell on hard times.
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There is no place in their vision of good governance for programs to protect citizens in old age, infirmity, or hard times.
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As in much of Ukraine, hard times have befallen the Slovyany farm and its million or so inhabitants — all of them chickens.
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Some of our fans [called Universe] have reached out and said, 'Through your music, I've been able to get through hard times.
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But farewell addresses always offer a redeeming hope, a renewable source of strength we can draw upon to get through hard times.
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The carnivals were partly a way to blow off steam, but in hard times they served as occasions for genuine populist revolts.
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Tragic art can be good company in hard times, and any art can inspire the creativity and curiosity that makes life worth living.
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Xu Xujiong, head of a local firm, Huaneng Welding, reflected on the hard times faced by the local units owing to the transition.
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Lorde has the flu, and the VMAs' presenters are doing their best to shape the awards into an empowering evening amid hard times.
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" Without specifically mentioning Loughlin — who did not attend the ceremony — by name, Cameron Bure said that family sticks "together through the hard times.
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And we believe this is nothing but another cynical and partisan attempt to gut benefits for those who have fallen on hard times.
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Perry explained his gesture in an Instagram video post: "I know it's hard times and a lot of people are struggling," he said.
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"Life isn't always perfect and everyone goes through some hard times every now and then," she wrote in the video's caption on YouTube.
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"When Masako visits disaster victims, they'll feel she's gone through hard times, like them," said Hideya Kawanishi, assistant history professor at Nagoya University.
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It's a common practice for networks that work with YouTube creators, but a potentially dangerous one when the network falls on hard times.
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Welcome to Hard Times tells us to disconnect from our apps and instead work up a sweat over the challenges facing the world.
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But I've also known him as the friend that I was honored to stand with in the good times and the hard times.
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The underlying message, to me, is that the structures of community and tradition carry us through hard times and triumphantly into the future.
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These are the bosses who celebrate an employee's success, empathize with those going through hard times, and challenge people, even when it hurts.
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I think that's the beauty of having this money—being able to help the people that have supported you during their hard times.
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After Sartre fell on hard times a few years later his lawyer wrote the Nobel foundation asking them to send Sartre the money.
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Hard times will certainly come to the Golden Knights, whether it's in the next round of the Stanley Cup playoffs or next season.
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He's tightlipped about the circumstances that eventually brought him back west, but shortly after his return, the hard times caught up with him.
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The Iranian national dish definitely got us through some hard times this year, like every new and terrible version of the Muslim ban.
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Federal loans also come with many protections that private loans rarely provide, such as repayment options that can see you through hard times.
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These are the bosses who celebrate their employees' successes, empathize with those going through hard times, and challenge them, even when it hurts.
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It artfully combined heartfelt empathy with blistering commentary on the economic hard times still found in the working class America of Dylan's boyhood.
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Charles Dickens's Hard Times and Upton Sinclair's The Jungle had the same effect in awakening knowledge of industrial unrest and dangerous workplace conditions.
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A Jewish neighbor had loaned his family a car once when they'd hit hard times and had never asked for anything in return.
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Or maybe it's more that "The Leftovers" itself has felt as absorbing as a dream, the art you flee into during hard times.
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They lived in what became known as Carroll Gardens, then fell on hard times and moved to Red Hook and then to Bensonhurst.
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The computer company was dropped from the Dow in 2013 because it was a former tech giant that had fallen on hard times.
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A former drug addict, Mr. Close had fallen on hard times, estranged from Second City and living in an apartment with no electricity.
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Now, as then, the Fierlits rely on one another and their shared sense of humor to thrive in the face of hard times.
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Green likes to use Veeva as an example of a company that was built during hard times and turned into a screaming success.
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After emigrating to the US in 1925 to earn money to support his family, Ramírez fell on hard times during the Great Depression.
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You need pleasure and joy, and in a capitalistic culture during hard times, you're unable to get that from material things or money.
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Generally, places where somebody else will help you out if you've fallen on hard times tend to have high levels of upward mobility.
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With little to set it apart from the many other localities that have also fallen on hard times, Misato leaned heavily on Misabo.
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Anderson's research found... In good times, voters tend to reward the incumbent party; in hard times, they tend to toss out the incumbents.
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With one swing of the bat, the Detroit Tigers got a reminder last week that the real hard times have yet to come.
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Flint, a once thriving industrial city that fell on hard times as its auto plants shut down, has suffered one indignity after another.
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"He's kind of gone through some hard times," Cusack said, addressing the shopping couple, as she pressed down on the Power Ranger's chest.
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How she fell on hard times since then is left to our imagination, though it doesn't take much to fill in the sketch.
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This year's backstory centers on the fictional Romero Brothers' "Carnival of Dreams," a once-grand boardwalk sideshow that has fallen on hard times.
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De Niro plays Jackie Burke, an insult comic who has fallen on hard times and walks around with a sizable chip on his shoulder.
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The source says Neilson endured plenty of "hard times" in her life, most notably the 2010 suicide of her best friend, designer Alexander McQueen.
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All the hard times, and all the shit we go through are moments we need, because this is what makes us who we are.
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" One ShePreaches blog post by minister Lyvonne Briggs is titled "Furious Dancing" a nod to an Alice Walker quote: "Hard times require furious dancing.
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He took over in exceedingly hard times and has struggled ever since to inspire in office the way he did on the campaign trail.
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"One of our dear friends has fallen on some hard times financially and lives in a very remote area," one of the pages said.
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Many analysts expect people to do what Russians always do in hard times — hunker down, tend to their vegetable plots and wait it out.
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"Midland became a ghost town," said Herig, who now owns three hotels in the area and believes hard times could come again any day.
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" Pence briefly provided evidence for Trump deserved people's trust, saying the Republican presidential nominee has built a business through "hard times and good times.
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Aeropostale filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May in the face of hard times for mall-based retailers and competition from other apparel chains.
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Facing hard times in neighboring Iran, Afghan workers are leaving to seek better ways to support families left behind in Afghanistan, Iranian officials said.
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"He had been through hard times and he has learned you have to give people a chance and they will do good," Ripley said.
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As we reported, Belafonte says he's on hard times -- making zero dollars, running up credit card debt ... and desperately in need of cash flow.
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Track 7: "Hard Times"Unfortunate middle of the album filler track that isn't enough of a 2007 throwback to be anywhere near good. NEXT!
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Your idea of keeping up with the punk scene is sharing every single Hard Times article and tagging the fellow dudes they apply to.
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Soon, attention will turn to the likely fate of Twitter, another internet property that once had great promise but has fallen on hard times.
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This nation has the largest oil reserves in the world, yet the government saved little money for hard times when oil prices were high.
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One cannot turn a country around in just a few years, but inspirational, feel-good narratives do help people find purpose during hard times.
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She was, nevertheless, established as the model for a vicious, racist stereotype that still haunts the nation's impoverished mothers and compounds their hard times.
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The narrator, who is not named but strongly resembles Geissler, is a freelance writer and translator who has fallen on hard times (surprise, surprise).
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"My philosophy in hard times or any time you feel sort of blue or threatened or scared is, remember who you are," she said.
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Niño: Especially those who are socioeconomically challenged, they already have hard times accessing the healthy foods, so this would probably impact them even worse.
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Since venues only aim for profit, most of the musicians have extremely hard times trying to make their efforts go more than a hobby.
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And nobody likes to talk about the hard times in relationships, moments when you begin to think that love won't save you this time.
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The day before Dane and his band would hit the studio to record Chamber Girls, a fortune teller warned him hard times were coming.
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People must not know that poor people, and people who grew up poor (as I did), spend more than rich people during hard times.
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If your cash burn is low — or even better, if you can get to cash-flow break-even — you can get through hard times.
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Sure, we went through hard times, but the Juárez style says: okay, but let's still go have a couple of beers and go eat.
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Los Angeles does have crime and heroin, no doubt, but not at anywhere near the level of hard times Chicago is in right now.
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Now, in these hard times for our country, let us turn again to our Christian heritage to lift up the soul of our nation.
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Don't take too literally those country music anthems that suggest other uses that might help us to make our way through these hard times.
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Bryce now says he fell on hard times and worked with his ex-wife to ensure that their son had the resources he needed.
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I had a friend who was once going through some hard times: Kevin, a high-school drinking buddy, a brawler with a saintly heart.
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With the move, James instantly vaulted the Lakers — a team that has fallen on hard times in recent seasons — back into the playoff picture.
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She's been through hard times and she's pulled herself up -- through sheer force of will and intellectual heft -- back into the 2020 top tier.
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I always felt that music helped me in hard times and I hope that this body of work can do the same for others.
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I quoted Mr. Jobim's line — "Brazil is not for beginners" — to bring a touch of funny color to my view of our hard times.
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I know that anyone can fall on hard times and that the world is awful, but I was suddenly scared of him and angry.
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Throughout the 1970s and until the 1990s, the Apollo Theater in Harlem repeatedly fell on hard times and then bounced back to life again.
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Further, companies tend to invest in buybacks when they have cash and times are good; and they refrain from the practice in hard times.
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In business and in life, we often stay away from the unfamiliar, but regaining our footing during hard times make us better, Brown wrote.
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Lombardi and her family credit God with helping Peter overcome cancer, as well as guiding him through other hard times in his young life.
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"I think the hard times that I had to go through probably played a significant role at the end of my career," he said.
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The literally-immersive story follows a crew of Russian gangsters who've fallen on hard times and are scrambling to find new sources of income.
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It doesn't come without its bullshit and hard times, but everything's relative and we feel very fortunate to be able to keep on doing this.
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"We are trying to get support for John for when he comes back because there will be hard times ahead," Karpany told the Daily Advertiser.
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"Of course, there's hard times and stuff … even in the beginning, just not sleeping, the nights, like, baby blues … and all the ups and downs."
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David previously said the secret to their 18-year marriage is making his relationship with Victoria a priority and working together through any hard times.
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The previous month, my primary freelance client had hit financial hard times and I was left high and dry, shortchanged a grand-and-a-half.
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Glu has already fallen on hard times, with reports indicating that a company restructure in 20193 led to the loss of at least 100 employees.
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The '30s and '40s were very hard times for many people, and things did not always work out the way young people thought they would.
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So now it's "My oh my, this kind of love," and it's about how even in the hard times, love is what gets you through.
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David previously said the secret to their 18-year marriage is making his relationship with Victoria a priority and working together through any hard times.
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This takeover of the Labour Party by other groups has coincided with hard times of the traditional British working-class—particularly the white-working class.
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"In my life, when I don't know what to do — and I've been through hard times — I've done a movie," Garrel said in an interview.
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John Bogle, Vanguard's founder, learned this early, and by necessity, when his family fell on hard times, an experience he describes in his book Enough.
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These are hard times for Akebono Taro, the Hawaiian-born sumo-wrestler-turned-fighter-turned-pro-wrestler alternatively known by his birth name Chad Rowan.
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"There were many hard times, but I'd like to thank the audience and everyone else who supported me," she said at the Saitama Super Arena.
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In a recent Facebook post, mom Krystal Preston revealed she was without a car to transport her three children after coming down on hard times.
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According to Barry, Cummins claimed that Elizabeth was 24 and that they had fallen on hard times and needed gas and a place to stay.
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No simple fix to Flint's water crisis 'Never again in America' Once a bustling industrial city, Flint has fallen on hard times in recent years.
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By building trust in the good times and not sweeping issues under the rug, your employees will stick by the company's side in hard times.
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Many arts groups have hard times sustaining subscription bases as consumers gravitate toward more à la carte and last-minute planning for their cultural activities.
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And for her persistence in pushing through hard times with the FDA, and evolving 23andMe to a digital health success story with multiple business lines.
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When the hard times come, will your investor grip the steering wheel too tightly, freak out completely or help you steer clear of a jam?
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It's during hard times, when things become more challenging, that you see people's true colors and realize that not everyone is there to support you.
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Chico's FAS stock has fallen on hard times recently, with share prices dropping from around $13 last May to lows of about $9 on Tuesday.
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Some black people may be more likely to turn to church and faith in God, rather than therapy, to cope with hard times and suffering.
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Their new book, "Good Economics for Hard Times," explores issues like the US-China trade war and immigration, drawing conclusions from a wealth of research.
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Mamer had lost her home and "fallen on hard times" when Gonzales in August 2017 offered her a room, Maldonado said in the court filing.
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In hard times, clubs like Santa, whose fans are often struggling to make ends meet, can function as an essential emotional outlet for local people.
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Mr. Hansen said the bill was partly designed to help people in their 50s and 60s who have fallen on hard times get better jobs.
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Brighten up your home office with this adorable action figure of post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh, who was no stranger to hard times himself.
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Restaurants have always been something I've thought that I can always do, no matter what hard times are, but now I'm not sure that's viable.
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It's unclear how he amassed so much money, but it was his business acumen and deep pockets that kept the school afloat during hard times.
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It is a reminder that even in the hardest of hard times, we can still survive, and we can still take joy from the world.
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But if you have the right attitude and know that hard times will pass — and you get up each time — you will reach your destination.
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Faced with hard times, governments using the euro have been forced to intensify the hurt on ordinary people by cutting pensions and other public outlays.
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It was a giant in the consumer electronics world that obviously fell on hard times in the three decades since then, as Apple surpassed it.
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The cryptocurrency market has fallen on hard times recently, sparked by regulatory fears and Google's recent announcement that it is banning advertising related to cryptocurrency.
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In this animated homage to show business, Buster Moon (a koala voiced by Matthew McConaughey) is a theater entrepreneur who has fallen on hard times.
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Candidates on the right do best during hard times and in recent elections, they have gained the most politically in regions experiencing the sharpest downturn.
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As people moved toward cities and the Sun Belt, and as cars and planes connected the country, many rural universities have fallen on hard times.
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After William Robeson was forced to resign from the congregation for advocating for racial equality, the church fell on hard times and sold the property.
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I think it's important to uplift your friend and put a mirror in front of them at hard times instead of telling them what to do.
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Paramore burst back into public eye yesterday with their deceptively ebullient single "Hard Times," carrying with it the announcement of the band's new album After Laughter.
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Then, in June, the SEC proposed a rule to ensure that investors are not harmed when asset managers fall on hard times or close up shop.
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How I Made It Fitness icon Tony Little, known for his energetic personality and salesmanship, had to fight through hard times to find his entrepreneurial spark.
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"This is a grocery store with dignity for people who have fallen on hard times," Brad, president of The Store's board of trustees, told the Tennessean.
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" Without specifically mentioning Loughlin — who did not attend the ceremony — by name, Cameron Bure went on to share that family sticks "together through the hard times.
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It was a lesson born of necessity: Back in the late '60s, my mom went off to work after our family fell on some hard times.
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While the Ferrari-powered team fell on hard times in recent seasons, their financial problems eased when Swiss-based investment company Longbow took over last July.
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Kildee said the water crisis is indicative of an attitude about industrial towns such as Flint that have seen hard times in the past 30 years.
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The South had a style of wrestling that gave the world hard times and golden spoons; it had a language and a consciousness of its own.
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But hard times may lie ahead for lower-quality debt, with Deutsche Bank noting especially that U.S. junk bonds looked expensive relative to higher-rated peers.
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" Without specifically mentioning Loughlin — who did not attend the ceremony — by name, the actress went on to share that family sticks "together through the hard times.
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Her mother, Ann, said her family had fallen on hard times and that they took out a loan that eventually spiraled to about $6,000 in debt.
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"It's always up to the individual to want to work on getting over those bumps in the road or the hard times," she told the site.
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In the early 1970s, back when young Donald was busy running the outer-borough apartments his father had built, the city had fallen on hard times.
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ET. Department stores emerged in the 19th century after the advent of mass manufacturing, but have fallen on hard times as consumers hunt for bargains online.
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But his meticulous, indignant dramas of hard times and diminished hopes add up to an epic of working-class life through decades of disappointment and defeat.
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The company carried on after Lauer died in 1962, but in the late 1980s, it fell on hard times and was sold to a private investor.
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People leave their doors unlocked, willingly help their neighbors without needing anything in return, and look out for each other when they fall on hard times.
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It turned first to the residents of nearby Rust Belt cities, which had fallen on hard times following the collapse of the steel and rubber industries.
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"Facebook reached out to offer Hard Drive early access to a 'fan subscription' product" tweeted Matt Saincome, who also runs satirical news site The Hard Times.
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Those same hard times breathed new life into the college game, where young talent in a more palatable package played for their schools free of charge.
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Matt Saincome, founder of the punk-themed satirical news site The Hard Times, knows this, which is why he's launching a new payment product called OutVoice.
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At every turn, Trump has proven unable to acknowledge mistakes of judgment or execution, demonstrate understanding of the crisis, and gird Americans for hard times ahead.
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Casey (John Robinson), a bland fellow, inherits his father's AM radio station in Allentown, Pa; both the station and the burg have fallen on hard times.
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It's been a frequent companion with me as I've worked through hard times, through heartache and loss, and through two uprooted years living in another country.
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Others don't have the same business acumen, the personal connection to their readers, or the sensitivity to weather the storm, and they could face hard times.
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At a rally in Colorado on Monday night, he offered himself up as someone who's fallen on hard times, and who knows how to rally back.
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Then again, it's the wise ones who know that in hard times, you grab your people, have one drink too many and obsess over insignificant things.
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But since Ukraine's pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, was removed from power in 2014, the state-owned factory, known as Yuzhmash, has fallen on hard times.
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Andrew Zurica, of Hard Times Sundaes, attracted notice for his impeccable fast-food-style gems slung in a truck stationed in the Kings Plaza parking lot.
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Now in his mid-70s, he brought a touch of frost to Shakespeare's sylvan Forest of Arden, summoning the hard-times atmosphere of the Great Depression.
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Using the same 3 P's principle that he applies to businesses that have fallen on hard times-- People, Process, Product-- can Marcus resuscitate this American town?
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We've helped the corporation through hard times, and now it's time for them to invest in us, the people that actually helped them get through it.
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Most of all, Blige says that making "Mudbound" has shown her that, "Great things are sometimes born out of hard times, out of trials and tribulations."
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But when the 2008 recession hits, the women find themselves on hard times and hatch a plan to extract money from unsuspecting men — and it works.
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" The key to persevering through hard times is to remain optimistic argues Westervelt, "Staying positive to keep driving forward is what the process is all about.
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The next time the city is down, facing hard times, will there be anyone left who will put up a sign that says "WE ARE STAYING"?
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"Being in Diyarbakır brings about methods of coping with hard times through the arts," Gökçe said with the same sense of defiance I sensed in Özgen.
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Puerto Rico originally flourished with manufacturing jobs due to tax credits exclusive to the island — which were later rescinded by Congress, sending it into hard times.
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In "Badke," lights dim and brighten and the music fades in and out in what is surely a reference to faulty electricity, a signal to hard times.
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Rashida Hodge, director of Worldwide Client Delivery at IBM, experienced the power of friendship firsthand, which ultimately led her to stay with the company through hard times.
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Anti-Semites blamed Jews for the world's hard times, on the mythic grounds that 'international Jewry' controlled the world's economies and exploited Gentiles for their own enrichment.
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Chahed said last month that Tunisia is going through hard times and all citizens must share sacrifices to save the country's economy and cut back on spending.
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Ericsson, once the world's biggest mobile phone and network equipment maker, has fallen on hard times in the past decade in the face of stiff global competition.
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Plus what mom doesn't want to hear that this was a girl that was always there to support her son when he was going through hard times?
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It was the New Jersey city's largest casino when Trump opened it in 1990 but it later fell on hard times along with other Atlantic City casinos.
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The money raised from the show helps hundreds of entertainers throughout the U.K. who need assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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Jason always blew me away with how eloquent he was, but dinner that night Jason really dug deep and told me the hard times of his past.
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Dumping all of your petty music gripes onto a woman who has fallen on hard times and trying to influence her housing decisions is out of bounds.
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Ericsson, once the world's biggest mobile phone and network equipment maker, has fallen on hard times in the past decade in the face of stiff global competition.
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Born Mary Elizabeth Smith in Fort Worth, she was the daughter of a cotton broker who fell on hard times during the Great Depression, the Times said.
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Crocs, the clunky, foam clog that made its debut in 2002, has fallen on hard times of late, but one offbeat indicator may signal better days ahead.
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Scott Crowe, chief investment strategist at real estate-focused CenterSquare Investment Management in Philadelphia, said many of WeWork's tenants are unprofitable start-ups vulnerable to hard times.
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Meanwhile, Brazilians are grappling with a major corruption scandal over a kickback scheme at state-run oil company Petrobras, and hard times after a decade of prosperity.
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Brighton had two options: foreclose on the building and force the company out of business, or work with a good customer that had fallen on hard times.
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We sat down with Banerjee and Duflo, who are married, to discuss "Good Economics for Hard Times," and it was obvious they naturally play off each other.
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President Hassan Rouhani told Iranians on Wednesday that hard times are ahead as the United States imposes new sanctions on the country, according to The Associated Press.
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With the help of federal nutrition programs, such as SNAP, along with their local food bank, they are able to get their family through these hard times.
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OPEC-member Venezuela has fallen on hard times under Maduro and more Venezuelans are leaving as an economic meltdown worsens and opposition hopes of fair elections fade.
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In the late 1980s, Berman fell on hard times financially after her marriage broke up and she lost money she'd invested in a Broadway play, Lewin said.
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In the late 1980s, Berman had fallen on hard times financially, and Durst gave Berman large amounts of money in exchange for guarding his secret, Lewin said.
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" In a FB post, she also addressed how she fell on hard times -- "I thought I was taking all the proper steps to ensure my golden years.
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But when the 2008 recession hits, the women find themselves fallen on hard times and hatch a plan to extract money from unsuspecting men — and it works.
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Aliyah has worn an eye patch for about four hours each day for the last two years and there have been hard times, Jessie told Inside Edition.
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The Anderson family had a successful hat-making business and lived on the Upper East Side of Manhattan until they hit hard times in the Great Depression.
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And when Asbury Park fell on hard times, a steep decline that began in the 1980s and continued for years, music proved the heartbeat that sustained it.
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"We don't want to impose on people - they are going through very hard times," said Christel Le Petit, the Statistics Canada assistant director responsible for the survey.
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"It keeps consumer protections in place and increases protections for those who fall on hard times or become victims of fraud," Crapo said in a Monday video.
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Just to take a random made-up example, imagine that a co-worker going through financial hard times asks you to co-sign for a risky loan.
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The Return has ventured out beyond the Pacific Northwest lumber village of Twin Peaks, exploring impoverished pockets of white America, and the toll exacted by recent hard times.
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But she also subtly reveals Manon's desperation: a young woman whose father seems to have come on hard times is destined for a convent, yet quivering with desire.
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Hard times lie ahead for enemies of the U.S. The U.S. Army has announced a groundbreaking technology to teleport troops everywhere in the world in a few seconds.
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"These are communities that have been hit by hard times through the financial crisis and through outsourcing and through manufacturing and things like that going away," she said.
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The Gaddani ship-breaking industry has fallen on hard times recently and employs about 9,000 workers, fewer than in boom years at the end of the last decade.
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"With my breakup, that just showed me that when you have hard times and life and you keep filming, it's just really hard on someone mentally," she said.
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"Of course there's hard times and stuff… even in the beginning, just not sleeping, the nights, like, baby blues… and all the ups and downs," Kylie told Kim.
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Holding up handwritten notes and drawings, many of Oakley's fans thanked the star for helping them through hard times, and named the things they love most about him.
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But there's a special je ne sais quoi that accompanies the fact that your food is being made by Uncle Sam—often contempt, or associations with hard times.
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It hit hard times when the market crashed and some investments, such as a major Las Vegas real estate deal, failed and the firm incurred a heavy debt.
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Amoruso eventually parlayed the idea into a thriving enterprise that has since fallen on hard times, but season one is content to narrowly focus on her early struggles.
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Dressbarn calls it quits: In another sign of hard times for retailers, the parent company of Dressbarn announced it plans to close all of its 650 US locations.
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Whatever they do, mining companies will now be required to demonstrate that the assets they have are high quality and capable of generating cash even in hard times.
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Bemis, which was founded as a burlap sack maker, has been facing hard times as changing consumer demands have upended a sector with modest but dependable growth rates.
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"hard times that tested us"--finally a reference If Clinton had answered Trump's call back in late July, this is what she would have been asked to address.
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Mr Solomon opted instead to hang out with a band of avant-garde artists who had stuck together through hard times "like the early Christians, or like Freemasons".
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Born in the poor neighborhoods of Kingston in the 1960s, reggae reflected hard times and struggle but could also be joyous dance music with its distinctive off-beat.
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Because even in the hard times we have in fashion now, when everything is based on numbers and marketing and nothing emotional, really, clients still want to dream.
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A long section, about two-thirds into the novel, opens the story of Avery Luter, an African-American and a Vietnam vet who has fallen on hard times.
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There are vast tracts of cheap, makeshift homes and a countryside where people in the cities can return to if they lose their jobs or hit hard times.
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"We can start by strengthening our safety net so it catches anyone who has fallen on hard times, whether they have a formal employer or not," she said.
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He built the company by evoking an idyllic past from which hard times were banished, taking inspiration from Ivy League college students, prewar British aristocrats and frontier cowboys.
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"Enjoyed today's visit: An inspiring reminder that we always emerge stronger from hard times," Comey tweeted along with a photo in front of the memorial in South Dakota.
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Some insurance firms have linked up with Saccos, Kenya's network of savings and loan cooperatives, which offer savers steady returns and allow members to borrow in hard times.
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While auto sales soared during the oil-boom era of late socialist leader Hugo Chavez, they dropped 80 percent in 2014 as Venezuela's economy ran into hard times.
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In "A Year Down Yonder" (2000), a 15-year-old girl leaves Chicago during hard times for her family in the 1930s to live with her eccentric grandmother.
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This rule therefore hurts everyone, not just immigrants, by stigmatizing the safety net funded by all of us to help people survive when they fall on hard times.
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They argue that white voters are attracted to racist parties because of their economic problems, that hard times make them look for someone to blame for their problems.
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Bronson Beverly, 27, Washington, DC Two particular artists whose music have been able to carry me through hard times—including my anxiety—is Pharrell Williams and Big Sean.
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The Jews had their country clubs, the Catholics had theirs, and the fallen-on-hard-times WASPs had theirs, whose thresholds we Jews were not allowed to cross.
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Evaporating river water has revealed the stones (the oldest dated 19353), which at one time were placed to warn of imminent hard times based on detrimental water levels.
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Their stories include larger-than-life characters, events just strange enough to happen only in New York and memories of how the subway got them through hard times.
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Qualcomm, a longtime giant of the computer chip industry that has fallen on hard times of late, may find itself a takeover target for a fast-rising upstart.
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The silver lining is that a play-by-play of that utterly ruinous 24 hours, and the hard times that followed it, survive on in the geological record.
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Saincome, like many adults his age, grew up with video games, and the moment The Hard Times proved viable, he wanted to start a dedicated video game publication.
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The restaurant appears to be a favorite of Mr. Trump's, though it has fallen on hard times in recent years — its owner filed for bankruptcy protection in March.
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" Futrelle, Elam says, "claims to mock misogyny, but what he really does, in essence, is he mocks the pain of men that are really going through hard times.
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Critic's Notebook What happens when a major studio, successful with films both high (artful social allegories) and low (angsty youth dramas and gangster flicks), runs into hard times?
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Fueled by riots in 1970s over inequities in employment opportunities for poorer residents, Asbury Park fell on hard times as jobs vanished, people moved out and crime rose.
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But the 25-year-old ended on a more positive note, capping the message off with a push for everyone going through similar hard times to keep fighting.
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Young Munjed grew up with servants and chauffeurs, part of what was called the Nestlé generation — which, like chocolate, might melt at the first sign of hard times.
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The hard times start pretty much as soon as winter hits because the heat bill goes up, and she and her husband know tax time is coming soon.
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"It gets me through hard times because the lyrics are all about how it's ok to not be ok, plus it's a smooth jam," INSIDER's Hannah Goldstein says.
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How to watch if you're just plain brokeLook, we all hit hard times, and not everyone can afford $40 for a Hulu subscription or $60 for cable—at minimum.
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Ford: Automaker Ford has fallen on hard times as U.S. auto sales taper off, and Cramer cautioned that the pain could be on full display in its earnings report.
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Manufacturing production is down over the past year; combined with weakness in shipping and very hard times in agriculture, around a fifth of the economy is effectively in recession.
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The decision to partner with Sprint feels off not just becuase it's fallen on hard times lately, with T-Mobile hard-charging and AT&T and Verizon big-footing.
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Grande acknowledged the hard times — sometimes it is quite literally hard just to breathe — and then demonstrated what it looks like to do your best to push through it.
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They say that in the hard times, you discover who your true friends are — and that sure appears to be the case with NeNe Leakes and Kim Zolciak-Biermann.
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The Gaddani ship-breaking industry has fallen on hard times recently and employs about 9,000 workers, fewer than in its boom years at the end of the last decade.
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The palazzo-style building in the heart of the Bronx known as Andrew Freedman Home was once a retirement refuge for rich New Yorkers who fell on hard times.
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There's a very fitting, "soft-style" logic to this: Delza and Geddes were quietly successful in their vision, even as their louder martial counterparts have fallen on hard times.
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But despite a long and successful reign as apex hunters, ichthyosaurs fell on hard times during the mid-Cretaceous period, and died out completely around 90 million years ago.
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The thought terrified him at first, but eventually the jitters faded—replaced by a rush of euphoria as he realized he was helping troubled students get through hard times.
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And it's no secret retailers are facing hard times these days with the transition from brick-and-mortar stores to the Internet, changing tastes and, of course, intense competition.
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Yours may be your biological mother, or maybe she's your mother-in-law, your best friend's mom, or simply someone whose motherly instinct has helped you through hard times.
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Though it was not mentioned in the testimony, Sun fell on hard times after the dot-com boom largely because of competition from another open-source software project, Linux.
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With its broken dreams, hard times, cheap beer and twangy music, this sitcom "is a country song all the way through," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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Improvised soundtracks came from D.J.s who plugged their rigs into streetlamps while dance crews challenged one another, relying on their only possession: supreme self-confidence from surviving hard times.
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With its broken dreams and hard times, this sitcom "takes characters normally written off or romanticized and treats them as full, flawed people," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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Minnetonka, Minnesota-headquartered Pine River, which also has offices in New York, London, Hong Kong and Luxembourg, has hit hard times in recent years, shedding partners, assets and funds.
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In hard times, economies tend to retrench, just when stimulus is most needed; the richer they get, the less likely they are to invest enough to sustain their wealth.
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Instead, they share stories of times that food stores have fed their families during hard times, and how their prepping helped them spring in to action during natural disasters.
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Some of Tobin's tenants called him "greedy," but others called him "fair" and "a good man," especially those he had spared from homelessness when they fell on hard times.
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He acknowledged that a seemingly endless string of tragedies had sometimes made the comedic aspect of the show difficult, but pointed to the power of comedy in hard times.
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All too often, white Americans think of the social safety net not as something for people like themselves fallen on hard times, but as a giveaway to Those People.
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Of course, this model has itself fallen on some hard times; Condé Nast (which owns Vogue, Wired, Glamour, the New Yorker, and other titles) lost $22018 million last year.
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A family living in the countryside has fallen on hard times, thanks to an endless drought that leaves a couple and their young girl on the brink of starvation.
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And it extends beyond just myself: I always check up on my family and friends in hard times to make sure our community is coping together when we can.
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There's something really specific about being a Hoover and the pejorative term that was multigenerationally tethered to economic hard times, misery and antipathy for the struggles of ordinary people.
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The changes would also strip small farmers of the opportunity to sell livestock when they are too old to work or give milk, a safety net in hard times.
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Despite economic hard times, he and his colleagues seized the initiative and created 18 new reserves in four years, including the spectacular Commander Islands, Russia's Aleutians in the Pacific.
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In fact, the hard times for coal mostly revolve around the economics of the energy industry, including the plunging prices for natural gas brought about by the fracking boom.
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The money raised from the show helps hundreds of entertainers throughout the U.K., who need help and assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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Speaking through tears and on the condition that her name not be used, she said he had fallen on hard times, some of which he had brought on himself.
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Critics of Dodd-Frank say the rules prevented community banks with no systemic risk to the larger financial system from serving trustworthy customers who had fallen on hard times.
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Later, a grownup Samuel (Armie Hammer), who has fallen on hard times, rents Nat out to other plantation owners, who want a pacifying Gospel delivered to their restless slaves.
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I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here as your manager and will never forget the good and the hard times we had together as an organization and a fan base.
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It would also be a prime example of how headlines and hard times can sometimes intersect with a political moment, giving an outre idea a chance to become policy.
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George's "Willin'", for example, is the tale of a hard-times Southwestern truck driver who keeps on the road against all the odds, a hint at Allman's near continual touring.
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They are both Democrats and they have a very different outlook on how to fix one of the greatest cities in America that has clearly fallen on some hard times.
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Like the team's post-industrial hometown, the once-proud Bills—the only team to ever reach the Super Bowl championship game in four consecutive years—have fallen on hard times.
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Though Penn Station had fallen on hard times in the hands of the teetering Pennsylvania Railroad Company, its demolition has been regarded ever since as an act of civic vandalism.
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Johnny fell on some hard times in the years after his teenage showdown, but now he's out to get back on track, starting with reopening his old Cobra Kai dojo.
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"BA is making massive profits as a result of the hard work and dedication of staff, including because of sacrifices made during hard times," the association said in a statement.
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I'd be a liar to portray that 'I've been through hard times' in that way because—guess what—it's about being real to yourself before you're real to anyone else.
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In the liner notes, Yaghmaei talks about his family's hard times in the post-revolution years, but also name-checks influential poets, traditional instruments and world conquerors from Persian history.
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But Sterling's friends and family members describe him as as generous and respectable man who fell on hard times and scraped together what he could by selling CDs and DVDs.
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Within America's market the prices of industrial stocks, which do well in business-cycle upswings, have risen relative to the prices of utility stocks, a safer bet in hard times.
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Although Yahoo was once the place where many web users began their wanderings, it fell on hard times over the last decade through a series of strategic and managerial missteps.
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Sharon Jones, who sang about love troubles, hard times and a woman's strength as the unstoppable frontwoman for the R&B band the Dap-Kings, died Friday of pancreatic cancer.
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Both companies have fallen on hard times, with Wall Street punishing Twitter's lackluster growth and SoundCloud saying earlier in the year that it needed the cash infusion to stay alive.
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But it is to say that, for all the smiles and press, there are real causes for alarm that pro wrestling as it's currently constructed is flirting with hard times.
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Durkin also satisfied another criterion for a role on Saban's staff: He is an obviously talented former head coach who, whether through misfortune or misdeed, has fallen on hard times.
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It was unclear what was site-specific about the building, an 18th-century piano factory, except perhaps a touch of dereliction suggesting the hard times that have befallen the Almavivas.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Attila Behovits launched his street food business during hard times for Hungary but four years on, the economy - like demand for his traditional spicy sausages - is growing well.
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"This is what you go through hard times for, so you can have these moments where you're proud of yourself, proud of your choices and your friends," Ms. Williams said.
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But if you just push through the struggles and the hard times, it'll be so worth it in the end, because you will be able to get to your dreams.
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Whether you're in school, fallen on hard times, or just haven't gotten your big break, maneuvering around the dating scene is ten times more difficult when you're short on cash.
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Alas, the pavilion's patron, shipping tycoon Kojiro Matsukata, fell on hard times with the 1927 economic crisis and the project fell through; illustrations in the exhibition show its never-built elegance.
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Tightening credit sends a clear message: the hard times are here to stay, and sacrifices are in order to avoid a future of forced land sales, farm equipment repossession and bankruptcies.
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Sexy, tousled, windswept waves, like a mermaid who came upon hard times and decided to try something new and make her way to land — you know, live where the people are.
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The USDA's surplus purchases "had a substantial positive impact on cranberry growers who are facing hard times," said Michelle Hogan, executive director of the Cranberry Marketing Committee, in an emailed statement.
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Fans of Nolan began suspecting a break up these past few weeks after she posted some Instagram captions that hinted at hard times, and they stopped appearing in each other's pictures.
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Season 5 begins with Rayna (Connie Britton) and Deacon (Charles Esten) adjusting now that Maddie (Lennon Stella) is home and Rayna's record label, Highway 65, has fallen on hard times financially.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday proposed a rule intended to ensure that investors are not harmed when asset managers fall on hard times or close up shop.
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Cameron, who had expressed regret and sadness at last week's referendum result over dinner with his EU peers on Tuesday, told parliament the British economy faced hard times as a result.
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As Eskmo himself said, music is vital to helping many teenagers get through hard times — it only makes sense that the Netflix show's characters are deeply connected to music as well.
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The loss of an industry harms the middle class far more than corporate stakeholders, as seen in Rochester, New York, when one of the largest employers, Eastman Kodak, hit hard times.
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"Everybody [that Akacha talked to in the pharmacy industry] knew that Lynn was a really wonderful, sweet, loving, giving person who really fell on hard times," Husband-Elsier told the outlet.
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Their announcement was partly a ploy, but the group had also legitimately fallen on hard times, in part because the singers received only a 7 percent cut of their songs' royalties.
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After a stratospheric rise over the last few years, during which investors poured about $270 million into the company and valued it at $1 billion, Evernote hit hard times last year.
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During these hard times, you'll look at your upcoming bills, do the mental math with whatever is left in your bank account, and suddenly, a meal might feel like a luxury.
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It's about money, and is part of a much larger drive to encourage people to spend more, in a bid to offset the hard times South Korea's big exporters are facing.
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Jones -- who's projected to be a mid-round pick later this month -- says he's excited to finally give back to the people who stuck by his side through the hard times.
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The invitation came from Insight Venture Partners and it was an offer to help work with one of their portfolio companies — a former high flyer that had fallen on hard times.
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Patrick Iammatteo from Wilmington, N.C., finds comfort in a different way: This image portrays the idea that people going through hard times need love and support, rather than facts and lecture.
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Through a series of unlikely coincidences that could suggest a larger, mystical force (but also could just be coincidences), Dud finds himself at the Lodge, which has fallen on hard times.
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But there's melancholy here, too: It's hard times for the 36-year-old Palhares, who's slid into the second two-fight losing streak of his career, all four defeats by punches.
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Marya (Isabelle Adjani), who is gossiped about for her ostensibly exotic origins in Martinique, falls on hard times after her husband (Anthony Higgins) is imprisoned on charges of dealing stolen art.
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Occupying prime locations in many major German cities, Kaufhof and Karstadt have fallen on hard times in the last decade, fueling speculation that the rival chains would be forced to combine.
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After the recent FIFA ruling, Bloomberg could plug the holes of Manchester City as the elite soccer club faces hard times amid a two-season ban from the UEFA Champions League.
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But what about Groupon, which brought your family a nice dinner in hard times, or the popular vegan Impossible Burger, which purports to reduce animal cruelty but which also, somehow, bleeds?
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A recent PBS article described the dilemma of Betty Lanning, a North Carolina woman caring for her infant grandchild alone after her husband died and her daughter fell on hard times.
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It recounts wild stories of tech startup competition and the rise of the ecosystem in the country, and explores why every country but the US and China have hard times ahead.
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"This area in its heyday was a location for car dealerships and after that fell on hard times, with other uses and, honestly, a couple of triple-X uses," she said.
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Secular mindfulness pioneers like Jon Kabat-Zinn and George Mumford teach us to lean into the hard times, accepting them for what they are and acting in a way that's productive.
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She also makes good use of the autobiographical mode, contrasting her stories of modern hard times with the opportunities her (and my) generation had in a more generous, less unequal era.
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They stick together through the hard times, they support each other, they encourage one another, they pray for each other and they stand by their side no matter how tough it gets.
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Like "The Full Monty" (choreographed by Mr. Mitchell) and "Billy Elliot the Musical," it is set in a hard-times British factory town, where jobs are in jeopardy and spirits need lifting.
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So we need growth that is broad and that lifts everybody up — including tax policies that do right by working families, and robust safety nets for those who fall on hard times.
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We wanted to show D.J. And the more we can show D.J.&aposs, and in those hard times in American life, the more we&aposre going to remember ourselves and respect him.
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The Hard Times of RJ Berger star and Price Is Right model, 37, wed Los Angeles-based businessman AJ Allodi on Saturday in Palm Springs, California, her rep confirms exclusively to PEOPLE.
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So Trump comes along and he blames immigrants and he blames minorities and he blames women, and people are responsive to that because these are hard times that folks are going through.
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Set in a world like ours but entirely inhabited by animals, Sing stars Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey), a koala who presides over a once-grand theater that has fallen on hard times.
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But Liz Baillie is an eternal optimist, and this comic serves simultaneously as a love letter and a middle finger to the hard times of growing up gay around 2001 in NYC.
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James left the Cleveland Cavaliers in the off-season for the storied Los Angeles Lakers, which despite having fallen on hard times in recent years remains one of the league's glamor franchises.
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With six years of Western sanctions on the carpet business and punishing competition from rugs machine-made in China and India, these are hard times for the craft of Persian rug making.
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Hard times have come crashing back on energy-reliant towns like this one in northern Wyoming, where lives and fortunes hinge on the coal, oil and gas buried beneath the rolling plains.
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GM was founded in 1908, and for years it was an automobile giant in the US. But beginning in the '70s with a national gas shortage, the company fell on hard times.
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Just to be clear, however, OutVoice is separate from The Hard Times — it's a new company that Saincome is founding with Issa Diao, a developer who led the band Good Clean Fun.
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During the hard times, it's super easy to go the negative route, but those are the moments that are really going to push you and make you better and come out stronger.
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We all have hard times in our lives.. we all go through tough moments and those moments are significant because it is how we respond that paves the way for our future.
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Well, I wrote this letter following my acquittal and wanted to voice how I felt and let some people whos(e) music helped me get through hard times, know that it did.
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CAROUSEL Joshua Henry and Jessie Mueller star in this revival of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about a carnival barker and his wife, who fall upon hard times — leading to drastic results.
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These are hard times for an area dependent on the fortunes of companies like Maruti Suzuki, the carmaker with the largest market share in India, and motorbike maker Honda Motor's local unit.
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There were heartwarming anecdotes about a local college student or a military veteran or a disabled teen who had fallen on hard times but found brighter days thanks to the governor's policies.
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But in Donald Trump's case, that expression could be amended to: "When the going gets tough, Trump files for bankruptcy" -- at least with respect to his ventures that hit especially hard times.
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"We got a lot of hard times last year and this year everything seems to be upside down - but the team is the same, the people are the same," Vettel told reporters.
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"I know a lot of musicians and producers and writers who have fallen on hard times and who could really use that money," the "Second That Emotion" and "My Girl" singer said.
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Be it a five-carat purple five-year anniversary ring, be it the last piece of bread in the house if on hard times, be it a kind supportive word that's meaningful.
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"Hard Times," the opening song and first single, begins with lines like, All that I wantis a hole in the groundYou can tell me when it's all rightfor me to come out.
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But these are my friends and they've recently fallen on some hard times and desperately need a vacation, so I'll let bygones be bygones and try to figure out what I can.
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Similar liquids are sold and commonly used as booze by destitute alcoholics throughout recession-ridden Russia, where even people with average incomes hoard cash and switch to cheaper goods during hard times.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Suicide bombings in Istanbul, a row with the Kremlin and hard times for the Russian middle class - all these factors spell trouble for Turkey's tourist industry and its wider economy.
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Its pink chequer dresses were a hit in the 203s and it designed uniforms for Air France flight attendants in the 1970s, before it fell on hard times in the following decade.
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Yesterday, I started to think that this is the type of film that would really stay with me for the rest of my life — in the hard times, lonely times, challenging times.
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U.S. politics is veering toward a potential transformation in which both major parties are competing to capture a single constituency — millions of Americans, from schoolteachers to steelworkers, who have fallen on hard times.
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Despite hard times at home and being the subject of an FBI investigation (which was later dropped having found Griffin engaged in no wrongdoing), the two-time Emmy winner got back to work.
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Martín Ramírez emigrated to the US in search of work, but instead fell on hard times during the depression, eventually spending the last 30 years of his life in Northern California mental institutions.
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"These aren't real investments that generate benefit for society the way that most companies and entrepreneurs do," he added, citing lien sales generally as the result of people having fallen on hard times.
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What happened: BVCP in 2010 acquired a Russian consumer bank that soon fell on hard times, eventually merging with a fellow troubled lender led by a local investor known for his government ties.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PRAGUE — Walking into the Welcome to Hard Times Exhibition at DOX Centre for Contemporary Art, visitors may well hesitate, concerned they have stumbled into the staff gym.
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I left him in the precious hands of my parents who promised to send videos while I was gone, and to be honest, those videos got me through a lot of hard times!
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LiAngelo's high school sweetheart, Isabella "Izzy" Morris, just shared a pic of her and 'Gelo with the caption, "Old pic, same love" ... essentially confirming she's stickin' by her man through the hard times.
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The team fell on hard times in recent seasons, struggling to score points last year, but the financial problems eased when Longbow, a Swiss-based investment company, took over in July last year.
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She was reacting to media coverage on the radio, and she longed to hear more positive stories about the indigenous experience, in particular the strength of families and communities in admittedly hard times.
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The fashion house dressed Air France flight attendants in the 1970s before falling on hard times the following decade, only to rise from the ashes in the first decade of the 21st century.
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It's really nice to see that Danielle really understands my version of love, and it's encouraging she seems just as committed to working through the hard times to make this thing last forever!
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WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - The top U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday proposed a rule intended to ensure that investors are not harmed when asset managers fall on hard times or close up shop.
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After rallying by as much as 19% in the months following the presidential election, the Russell 2000 index of small-cap stocks fell on hard times as hedge funds turned on the group.
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Removing scrip, effectively used to preserve cash in hard times, will send the clearest message yet that Shell, as well as other companies, have adapted to a world of lower prices, Warn said.
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That's why the argument over whether this new Lion King is animated or live-action is sort of a proxy battle over the value of 2D animation, which has fallen on hard times.
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They have a book out in November called "Good Economics for Hard Times," which investigates the most effective methods for deploying capital toward the world's most challenging problems, from climate change to inequality.
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Founded by the Welsh community in London, the club provided a string of players to the great Wales and Lions teams of the early 1970s but fell on hard times in recent years.
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Try to see her in a light, and, instead of resenting her, remember that she's just doing her best in a hard world, during hard times—and be sure to set good boundaries.
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In the 1940s, after Hearst fell on hard times, much of his architectural salvage was sent into showrooms at Gimbel's department store in Manhattan, which sold for fractions of what he had paid.
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These are hard times for an area dependent on the fortunes of companies like Maruti Suzuki, the carmaker with the largest market share in India, and motorbike maker Honda Motor Co's local unit.
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"Girl From the North Country," a musical that uses the songs of Bob Dylan to illuminate the heartache and hard times facing Depression-era denizens of a Midwestern boardinghouse, is coming to Broadway.
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"The deal would mark the end of the independence of an icon of 20th-century business, which has fallen on hard times as consumer tastes and buying habits have shifted," the WSJ notes.
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The hope is that it will enable both Beatles fans and school leavers experiencing hard times to discover and benefit from the same tranquillity that drew Lennon to Strawberry Field as a boy.
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On Wednesday, Bieber led the worship service at Churchome in Beverly Hills, preaching about current struggles and how his faith in God is the only thing that has gotten him through hard times.
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The remaining months of the EU's dreary year will tell whether or not the alliance has the will, the energy and the solidarity to preserve its shape and its mission in hard times.
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Mr. Stamatis, as it turns out, worked for decades importing bananas for Bonita, an Ecuadorean producer, and came to Red Hook when Bonita fell on hard times and the shipping line shut down.
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During these hard times, no single step by the Senate could have more beneficial consequences to improve America's international standing and to reduce nuclear dangers than the Senate's consent to ratify the CTBT.
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While some passengers assumed Joc had fallen on hard times after recognizing him, he tells us his new side-hustle is actually his way of teaching an important lesson to the next generation.
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Instead, 10 years out, marginalized citizens, be they poor or transgender or black, are still the only ones acting with the necessary urgency, and the end of hard times is nowhere in sight.
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Reed and Siegel have collaborated before: They joined forces, with Reed in an advisory role, to present High Times, Hard Times: New York Painting 1967–1975 at the National Academy Museum in 2007.
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Having a bunch of countries that share a currency but don't share a tax system or a welfare state means that when particular places fall on economic hard times, they have no escape.
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Its capacity then for strategic retreats in hard times, followed by rebounds when circumstances changed, has prompted numerous warnings that Islamic State's defeat has not ended the threat it poses to the region.
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"There are more lawyers behind president Park Geun-hye and seven appointed lawyers, but they did not want to be known because they don't want to go through hard times in media," Sohn said.
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"These quotes have helped me celebrate the good times, laugh at the absurd times, persevere during the hard times and deepen my appreciation of all life has to offer," Clinton said in a statement.
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"How you talk about hard times really shows both self-awareness and where you fall on the optimistic and positivity spectrum, which often is very important getting through these kinds of jobs," Foster said.
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Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, economists at M.I.T., were awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in economics and are the authors of the forthcoming "Good Economics for Hard Times," from which this essay is adapted.
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The pilot of a TV series is filled with Chekhovian rifles that will be fired as the show continues: if we see Kip shooting up heroin, we know he'll have some hard times coming.
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He said the money Khan gave N.M. was a "mutually understood gesture of kindness" to help her and her mother through hard times, and was not explicitly or implicitly intended to buy her silence.
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ET, FSN Southeast (Charlotte), FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE HORNETS (41-31): Marvin Williams was a catalyst during Charlotte's recent 9-22 surge, but he has fallen on hard times in the past week.
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In October 235, I began sculpting an eight-foot tall clay enlargement in Liverpool, a multi-cultural city with a history of hard times and a reputation as one of toughest areas in Britain.
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"The cause really ties into the event because we're supporting female strength and perseverance in hard times, which is a whole different type of strength," says Danae McLeod, associate executive director at Grace Outreach.
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Danno said that wasn't his sort of thing, but he gave Hanson the number of a friend of his named Jack Rissell who had fallen on hard times and was living in his van.
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I have plenty of good people around me I can talk to and for me it's the man in the mirror that gives the answers if I have hard times or if I doubt.
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"This community has supported Netflix through the good times, and we want to help them through these hard times, especially while governments are still figuring out what economic support they will provide," Sarandos said.
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" Border politics have been important to Urrea — a prolific author of fiction, poetry and nonfiction — since he began his career with 1993's "Across the Wire: Life and Hard Times on the Mexican Border.
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"How you talk about hard times really shows both self awareness and where you fall on the optimistic and positivity spectrum, which often is very important getting through these kinds of jobs," she said.
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Left-leaning experts, however, say that public assistance programs are crucial to help those going through temporary hard times and to support people who work but don't make enough to survive on their own.
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So this concern arises: When President Trump is buffeted by events — when hard times hit, when crises arise, when other politicians and world leaders do not bend to his will — pernicious things will happen.
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Well, it's nice being mayor, because I can't believe that for a second, because most of the people I represent, four million people, are everyday folks, or folks even struggling and hitting hard times.
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If you pushed all of your savings into shares of a flashy tech company, say, you'd run the risk of losing a sizeable amount of your investment if the business fell on unexpected hard times.
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During hard times, we call our friends, binge-watch nostalgic shows, and cry into our wine — and that all helps — but some of the best pick-me-ups, we've found, are also on our vanities.
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We keep fighting back with Greater Manchester spiritNorthern grit, northern wit, and Greater Manchester's lyricsAnd these hard times again, in these streets of our cityBut we won't take defeat and we don't want your pity.
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Image: Bob Mumgaard/Plasma Science and Fusion Center/MITMIT's fusion program has fallen on hard times, but that hasn't stopped it from smashing world records and keeping the dream of limitless, carbon-free energy alive.
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"When you look at these pictures, you see a win because overall, you get through the hard times, you get through the struggles and you become stronger and it pushes you towards success," she continued.
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While accepting the award for song of the year for her hit "Tin Man," the 34-year-old country singer took to the stage to thank fans for their undivided support through the hard times.
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Désarménien is a happy boss because the Maison Fallot is looking good in a field that has seen hard times since World War II, industrialization having drastically reduced the number of mustard-makers in France.
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The most recent updates to the playlist include "The Stars Below" by Seekee, "Water Water" by Empress Of, "Hard Times" by Baby Huey & The Baby Sitters, and Major Lazer's "Lean On" featuring MØ & DJ Snake.
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GE had fallen on hard times even as former Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt sought to jettison ailing businesses and focus on the company's industrial roots in power plants, jet engines, locomotives and other large equipment.
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The No. 201 overall pick has lived up to the hype and then some in his first season with the Sabres (222-33-9), bringing hope to a franchise that has fallen on hard times.
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While normally we turn to lozenges, capsules, and semi-psychotropic syrups to assuage our congestion and self-pity in these hard times, we now may have an excuse to try a decidedly different remedy: chocolate.
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She has hard times when people mistake her for a boy and she gets emotional, but we talk and I find ways to remind her of where she came from and where she is now.
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In it, Father explained that a fellow prisoner's family had fallen on hard times and that he was writing to ask for a loan of $8,000 to be given to the bearer of the letter.
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"What I learned is that there's a majority of homeless people that have been employed, who want to be employed and are capable but simply fall on hard times for whatever reason," Finlay told CNN.
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Crushpad fell on hard times and closed in 2012, but by then Mr. Bolger had paired up with Mr. Brill to create a Bordeaux branch, which he spun off into its own company in 2009.
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But those behind Venezuela's gambling businesses, run by a mixture of private companies and local regional authorities, said trade was booming, with lines longer and busier than ever — because of, not despite, the hard times.
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It's a tangy, summery melody about taking care of your own interests and yourself, about being honest about the hard times, and about finally being able to come through all that and enjoy yourself again.
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But as a starting point for you, we rounded up a few mental-health veterans to talk about what kind of support they needed from those around them when they were going through hard times.
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"Girl" shakes up its cultural clichés — which may make you think of passed-down, hard-times stories in your own family — to cut through to the genuine pain of a traumatic chapter in American history.
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Ms. Jensen was always quick to acknowledge the help she received in hard times, whether from an aid program or the good Samaritan who got her to orientation on her first day at Ohio State.
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"For over a dozen years, Peg has been our CFO and partner, and helped us build Jefferies from less than half its current size, and navigate through hard times and good times," the company said.
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When Eastman, who once said that he strove to be "black to the fullest, a musician to the fullest, a homosexual to the fullest," died in Buffalo at 49, he had fallen on hard times.
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His death threw the Austen women on hard times and, at 29, she was also facing the fact that she would likely remain a spinster — just like Elizabeth Watson, the older sister in the novel.
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In the latter episode, Sedaris emerges looking like a scarecrow that has fallen on hard times—garish costume makeup, tattered hair, thread-bare dirndl—and claims she is over budget and had to style herself.
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Living In 9 Photos View Slide Show ' For years, downtown Closter, N.J., was defined by the empty storefronts and potholed parking lot of Closter Plaza, a 1960s shopping center that had fallen on hard times.
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Once firmly financed in the heyday of the industry, the health plan has hit the same hard times as Big Coal, with numerous companies going bankrupt and shedding their responsibility to pay into the fund.
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"Move toward what feels right, there will be really hard times and you will miss each other, but staying together because you are lonely is not a good enough reason to stay married," she said.
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The breach is the latest setback for Yahoo, an internet pioneer that has fallen on hard times in recent years after being eclipsed by younger, fast-growing rivals including Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc.
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For decades, the part of the U.S. otherwise known as the Rust Belt has been synonymous with hard times for decades, ever since manufacturing bases like Detroit began to suffer the effects of de-industrialization.
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But here, playing Ryota Shinoda, a onetime literary sensation fallen on hard times professionally and personally, he also has lines around and bags under his eyes, a perpetual five o'clock shadow and a downcast mouth.
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Kuenzel writes that her "saddest childhood memory" was when her father's grocery store fell on hard times and her parents had to sell their two-story home in the small farming town of Lafayette, Minn.
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AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver said while Australia's prosperity and 25 years of uninterrupted economic growth might limit the national appeal of One Nation, there were large parts of the country going through hard times.
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The Cardinals' pitching has fallen on hard times lately, however, and the team fell to 8-15 in June following Saturday's 7-3 setback - the 10th time this month it has surrendered at least six runs.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African grain and red meat farmers are bracing for hard times after dry weather conditions and an outbreak of the highly contagious foot and mouth disease suspended meat exports, officials said on Friday.
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Recalling the "arduous road to production" and the "challenging task" of filming the latest installment of the franchise without his close friend, Diesel said it was Walker's memory that helped him during those especially hard times.
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Casey Anthony is having a good time these days -- hanging out in restaurants and bars with friends -- but her parents have fallen on hard times, because we've learned their home is on the brink of foreclosure.
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