Falcon, and Bucky Barnes — has trouble calling him back.
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" Dean continued: "He also has trouble with pressured speech.
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At 14, he has trouble reading and with visual memory.
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She says she has trouble paying for her basic livelihood.
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Even the Department of Defense has trouble defending the indefensible.
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Martin, however, openly has trouble with Wey's approach and worldview.
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In fact, she has trouble admitting she's a recovering addict.
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Since the shooting, Isabela Barry said she has trouble sleeping.
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Lenny has trouble making bail and otherwise finding much support.
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She, too, has trouble finding her nose in the dark.
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He cannot read, write, dress himself and often has trouble speaking.
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This is because the Pi has trouble handling the larger images.
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The body has trouble managing its temp when it's soaking wet.
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She testified that she spontaneously cries and sometimes has trouble sleeping.
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She said she spontaneously cries and that she has trouble sleeping.
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Mbarka, like many people her age, has trouble with her vision.
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She said she spontaneously cries, and that she has trouble sleeping.
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His friends are worried about him and he has trouble sleeping.
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Mongolia's postal service, which has trouble reaching slum dwellers and nomads.
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Trump has trouble showing love for things that are not him.
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She also has trouble dealing with documents, paying bills and scammers.
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ReformedIncel, who still has trouble dating, is a testament to that.
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Instead, she struggles with unrelenting nausea and has trouble digesting food.
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At night, he has trouble sleeping, thinking that the phone might ring.
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He clearly has trouble walking and uses the SUV to steady himself.
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Like many moms, there's one very poignant emotion she has trouble shaking.
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The defense attorneys alleged Guzman has trouble remembering times, people and places.
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I'm truly dumbfounded at how this guy has trouble finding a wife.
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The statement said Collins has trouble walking because of a back operation.
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He is now paralyzed on the right side and has trouble communicating.
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Today she suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and has trouble sleeping.
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Afghanistan has trouble generating military power, too: It can't whip the Taliban.
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And, according to Cakiroglu, the government itself has trouble paying foreign contractors.
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Maybe the manufacturer has trouble buying parts from its suppliers in Asia.
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If you're at 40,000 feet and your plane has trouble, you die.
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Some buyers have complained that the scale has trouble registering small loads.
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This isn't just because Congress has trouble getting anything done these days.
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Turns out the proud Bronx native has trouble holding in his sneezes.
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Heat exhaustion occurs when the body overheats and has trouble cooling itself down.
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The eighth grader sometimes has trouble with stairs, but is still independently walking.
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Even though he has trouble walking, he is determined to get to Canada.
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Paul Rudd has trouble dealing with itches while wearing his Ant-Man outfit.
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Take heart: You're not the only one who has trouble with Google Translate.
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Even he has trouble spotting the right times to enter and exit investments.
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This type experiences buildup, and has trouble retaining moisture and absorbing natural oils.
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The most major is with the camera, which has trouble auto-focusing sometimes.
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My wife was out like a light, though she never has trouble sleeping.
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Most firms have a mission statement that even the C.E.O. has trouble remembering.
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The Dalai Lama, Buddhist monk and spiritual leader of Tibet, also has trouble meditating.
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Now, he told ABC, Dao still has trouble sleeping, concentrating and maintaining his balance.
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While Android commonly has trouble with fraudulent apps, Apple has a strong track record.
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When a couple has trouble communicating productively like this, that's where psychotherapy becomes essential.
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But often, it lags a bit and has trouble with heavy, ad-laden sites.
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He cannot read or write and often has trouble expressing himself and displaying emotion.
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And like the Renaissance Man, Musk sometimes has trouble translating his blueprints into reality.
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Hey, you know who has trouble having open and honest conversations on the internet?
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This president has trouble stringing together two coherent sentences without committing a non sequitur.
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That "he stumbles, slurs, gets confused, is easily irritated, and has trouble synthesizing information"?
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Dahlin is now based in Thailand, but has trouble forgetting his time in detention.
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She also wants to have sex with Dong, but she has trouble voicing this.
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It has trouble with leaves, with chain link fences and patterns and with motion.
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Games media, generally, has trouble keeping up with the development of games post-launch.
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Trump has trouble following his briefings or even correctly repeating what he has heard.
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She has trouble walking at her age, and speaks very little English, he said.
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If the reader has trouble picturing this, there is a cartoon diagram to assist.
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Billy is, in his words, "on the spectrum" and has trouble reading people's emotions.
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She still has trouble tucking her daughter in for afternoon naps on the weekends.
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Julia doesn't talk much, and she has trouble sustaining eye contact with other people.
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Facebook already has trouble finding enough third-party fact checkers to verify viral news stories.
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I think she has trouble understanding we can't brush our hair like we used to.
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His grandfather suffers from dementia and his grandmother has trouble seeing, and both have vertigo.
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Hiram's feelings about the visit are complicated, and he has trouble putting them into words.
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She leaves the room, and begins to cry so hard that she has trouble breathing.
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An elderly participant has trouble reading the text, but no difficulty explaining the locals' grievances.
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When we read, nobody has trouble recognizing the letter G no matter how it's written.
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In the video, Browning clearly has trouble controlling the power of the small jet engines.
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She's been threw [sic] a lot so she has trouble with trust in the beginning.
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Lucy decides to blindside Jessica – but Tiger Mom Lucy has trouble controlling cuddly kitten Ken.
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James hands Jeanne a champagne glass, which she has trouble balancing while holding their son.
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Especially when you're a wuss who has trouble submitting to a Pap smear, like me.
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"When asked whether he has trouble sleeping, he replied "I worry about it a lot.
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Like many warehouse operators, Obeta has trouble finding workers willing to do the monotonous work.
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"He has trouble getting policy through his own party," said Mr. Wanna, the political analyst.
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Another doctor on Vancouver Island admits she has trouble sleeping the night before a procedure.
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She said she now lives alone with her two dogs and has trouble trusting people.
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One struggles with math, reads below grade level and has trouble turning thoughts into paragraphs.
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After the crash that puts him in the hospital, Cruise has trouble returning to form.
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He's not very good at operating the weapon, and has trouble wrangling control of it.
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Still, despite the enticing premise of being a virtuous hedge fund, Taylor has trouble securing talent.
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He relies on his takedowns and footwork, and the moment those stop working he has trouble.
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During the interview, Garten was asked if there are any dishes she still has trouble with.
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Joe Robinson had been lights out all year for us — he has trouble in that inning.
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Anyone who has trouble with an existing EpiPen is encouraged by Mylan to contact the FDA.
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For anyone who has trouble putting on eyelashes, and I know I do, it's super-easy.
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He has trouble getting his own party, let alone Democrats, to line up behind major legislation.
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Dinky has trouble walking and topples over often, but can swim "almost like a normal penguin".
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He still has trouble respecting others' personal space on the trail, while moderate candidates like Sen.
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When he finally meets up with other survivors, he has trouble reconciling himself to civilized life.
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Even a fine cast like this one has trouble thrilling us with what we already know.
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They collaborated on the musical, "Baked Goods," about a girl scout who has trouble selling cookies.
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He said he did not think he would make it out alive; he has trouble walking.
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While Buttigieg can sometimes be bold in his prescriptions, he has trouble speaking from the heart.
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Also like many others, BabyJesusUpchuck has trouble making ends meet and thus has a side gig.
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And this is coming from someone who still has trouble embracing smartphones as serious productivity devices.
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These days, Ms. Ghosh has trouble making it across campus because she is stopped so often.
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"With the psychiatric medicine, she has trouble discerning what's real and what's not," Mr. Feeman said.
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Pudge follows her out and tries to talk, but he has trouble getting across to her.
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He has been in recovery for eight weeks, but reportedly still has trouble taking deep breaths.
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"A lot of this population has trouble verbalizing what they have been through," Ms. Walker said.
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But he still can't square why Team Clinton has trouble making their candidate sound more exciting.
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He also claims "his teeth were broken out of his skull" and he has trouble eating.
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The most common comment is that this spiralizer has trouble with produce that is too narrow.
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By comparison, a critical tunnel overhaul that has trouble getting new money might not be approved.
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Lovell&aposs mother, Tami Weeks-Dowdy, said she sees a grief counselor and still has trouble sleeping.
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Even she, though, has trouble resisting the homemade baked goods that her coworkers bring to the office.
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Presley has trouble adjusting to changes in his routine, but the room was able to calm him.
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The itty-bitty kitty has trouble getting around on her own due to nerve and joint issues.
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But like anyone else, the star admits even to this day she sometimes has trouble keeping positive.
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Even though Redstone has trouble speaking, Dauman thought he heard "yes," the newspaper said, quoting unidentified sources.
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He says he still has trouble breathing, can't run and can barely lift more than 20 pounds.
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But Southard worries his father, who has trouble sleeping and takes sleeping pills, didn't hear the commotion.
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A person with the hyperactive type of ADHD is restless, has trouble sitting still and is impulsive.
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She slurs her speech sometimes and has trouble with simple tasks, like writing or tying her shoes.
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If you're the kind of person who has trouble answering email, this job probably isn't for you.
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Anxiety control Erin A. Paul, 30, a musician from the Bronx, said she often has trouble concentrating.
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Courthouses aside, the governor has trouble keeping his deeds fully in sync with his words on ethics.
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If you or your partner snores or regularly has trouble falling asleep, don't suffer through the problem.
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STUTTGART, Germany — Even Simone Biles has trouble wrapping her head around just how good she has become.
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Germany discusses showing more leadership in international relations but has trouble seeing past its own economic interests.
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Reflecting on his career, Brown told PeopleTV he still has trouble wrapping his head around his success.
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The teacher said that sometimes he has trouble getting to work because of the danger on the streets.
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And I gather Ryan has trouble with Trump's immigration plans to build a wall and deport illegal immigrants.
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Another insider adds: "She really likes Harry but he's like any other young rockstar and has trouble committing."
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If you're someone who has trouble sleeping, you've probably already tried every natural-sleep cure in the game.
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Apparently Null has trouble getting into the IRS's site, and had problems with her utility bill as well.
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It's Pixar-like, about a hedgehog who has trouble making and keeping friends because of his pesky spikes.
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I've never flown this long before and as someone who has trouble sitting still, I'm a bit nervous.
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So even if the body starts making all those missing compounds again, the tissue has trouble using them.
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As an insurgent candidate turned unexperienced politician, Trump has trouble recruiting like-minded people who share his outlook.
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The songstress also revealed that after all these years, she still has trouble shaking her nerves before performances.
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Pruitt, who has trouble obeying even mandatory rules, can't be counted on to follow the suggested ethical guardrails.
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While not averse to boasting his accomplishments, he has trouble selling a message that things are getting better.
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Many of those were in the 50-64 age group that typically has trouble buying private health insurance.
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He's the captain of the soccer team, but he's afraid of spiders and has trouble talking to girls.
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The TSA may have a pretty stellar social media presence, but it often has trouble actually detecting threats.
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Let's say a patient has trouble sitting in one place for a long time because of their pain.
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It's easy to blame her stepdad, who has trouble expressing affection for anything other than his cat, Bonkerz.
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A beautiful dancer who has trouble projecting, he could use some of Mr. Ramasar's un-self-conscious gusto.
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The military has trouble retaining pilots who can earn more and work less flying commercial jetliners, he said.
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Biden is a beloved figure among Democrats in the Senate and has trouble rousing an audience in Iowa.
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He's hyperactive, has trouble focusing and retaining information and struggles with learning right from wrong, his grandfather said.
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For example, one of her female clients in her late 20s has trouble retaining her male colleagues' attention.
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The controversial Prime Minister has adopted Trump's playbook, he is purposefully divisive and has trouble telling the truth.
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You'd think she'd know we live in a world that has trouble focusing on more than 280 characters.
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The company also will cover the whole cost of the drug if a patient has trouble with insurance coverage.
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Where David has trouble remembering even crucial moments in his life, Ptonomy recalls everything that's ever happened to him.
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AI is cheap to deploy at scale, yes, but it still has trouble dealing with human context and nuance.
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More to the point, "Sully" is a movie about a hero who has trouble imagining himself as a hero.
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"Our greater infosec/privacy community, including the media, has trouble talking about imperfect solutions to serious problems," Stamos tweeted.
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Train tends to be one of SK Gaming's best maps, and NiP regularly has trouble grabbing a win there.
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"She was supposed to go to school but she couldn't under ISIS, so she has trouble speaking," Abdullah said.
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Harry, for his part, has trouble bonding with his son, who's trying to cope with his father's enormous legacy.
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She's been there more than 25 years and has trouble saving a dime and certainly no path to retirement.
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He has trouble going to see friends with children, and even seeing parents with kids walking down the street.
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Haley is by no means the first high-level official in the Trump orbit who has trouble understanding poverty.
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In particular, the FBI head said, the State Department has trouble using unclassified email systems to discuss sensitive matters.
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Those with autism and Asperger's are another group that has trouble telling the difference between real and feigned amusement.
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Cosby, who is legally blind and has trouble walking, wore a dark suit and appeared attentive throughout the hearing.
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Cha Chaan Teng head chef Emil Tryka also has trouble understanding my innate aversion but thinks he can help.
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"As cities get more crowded, infrastructure has trouble keeping up," nuTonomy Chief Executive Karl Iagnemma told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Maybe it might be nice to be in some kind of shrouded community where everybody has trouble remembering names.
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When she has trouble making friends the usual way, she decides to make them — literally — in her basement lab.
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As a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst I do not presume to know why President Trump has trouble staying in reality.
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Ms. Jimenez said caring for Jasleen, who is deaf and has trouble communicating, has made her feel perpetually unsettled.
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She has trouble walking down the steps to the boiler man, Kamaji, but eventually manages to make it down.
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But she also has trouble in her cabinet, where her draft withdrawal agreement has been criticized by several ministers.
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The third layer of protection is one that Mr. Darsey knows is there, though he has trouble quantifying it.
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Body maintenance is also something of a full-time job; another reason she has trouble with fouettés is physical.
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Carrie Lai, a 45-year-old events and public relations executive, has trouble avoiding shouting matches at family dinners.
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O. Wallace, a black biochemistry grad student from Alabama, has trouble fitting in at his predominantly white Midwestern university.
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Dr. DeNicola notes that done correctly, digital logging removes doubt when a patient has trouble recalling their past period.
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Agent Stephen Garland, found in a culvert with Martinez, has trouble remembering the incident, according to local media reports.
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His name was Henroy, and at age 9 he had never attended school because he has trouble even hobbling.
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Miley Cyrus has released so many songs throughout her career that she has trouble remembering what they all sound like.
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They find Buttigieg's stumbles over policing in his hometown troubling and say he has trouble relating on an emotional level.
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The documentary does touch on feminist themes, but without critics or scholars, it has trouble putting the '80s in context.
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Nancy's symptoms have worsened in recent years and she now has trouble recognizing her own family, Hawk told the outlet.
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While Kendall has trouble admitting she even likes Arie at all, Tia is on the opposite end of the spectrum.
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Although, I have to say, this woman has three dragons flying around outside, and she has trouble believing in zombies?
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"She really likes Harry but he's like any other young rockstar and has trouble committing," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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If a woman has trouble getting pregnant, she can be tested for a panel of hormones related to reproductive health.
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She has trouble wrapping her mind around the time travel thing, but is very relieved and happy to see Jonas.
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Like most children excited for a gift on her birthday, Grande has trouble staying patient, stealing peeks while she waits.
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The world sometimes has trouble discerning the difference between "public figure" and "best friend," especially when it comes to celebrities.
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That doesn't mean he sees the world in black and white, but that he has trouble differentiating between certain colors.
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According to data from the Cambodian ministry of education, a large portion of Cambodia's population has trouble accessing toilet facilities.
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Jessica AlbaAs the founder of Honest Company and a mom of two, Alba has trouble finding the time to exercise.
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Vote for Hillary Clinton, who has trouble with the truth, wants to raise taxes and opposes free trade with Asia?
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Musk has trouble with self-control, and he is currently in a difficult situation with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Rating: 2/5 This guide tool is a godsend for anyone who has trouble drawing on a consistent eyeliner line.
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It turns out, Steve Harvey isn't the only one who has trouble properly identifying the winner of a beauty pageant.
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As difficult as it was to get to Max's shop, I plan to go there anytime my car has trouble.
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The whole saga is another troubling episode for an administration that has trouble finding a unified voice on national security.
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And that could be a problem for Trump, as he already has trouble keeping his Russia-related comments in order.
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This is also the case with dairy products, rich in lactose, which the body has trouble absorbing in large quantities.
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Based on the Japanese manga series "Gunnm," the film follows a female cyborg, Alita, who has trouble remembering her past.
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They occur when a blood vessel becomes blocked by fatty deposits and blood has trouble passing through to the brain.
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Senate Whip John Thune said he has trouble seeing 51 Republicans agreeing to an agreement, let alone Republicans and Democrats.
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But if Cleveland has trouble stopping Washington from scoring this week, the Wizards may be able to avenge the loss.
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But she has trouble extracting an aesthetics from the mishmash of information, entertainment, commerce, and distraction that is the Internet.
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Messud, always an interesting novelist, a writer who crafts superb sentences, sometimes has trouble ceding the novel's voice to Julia.
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I'm thinking of the posters of the 1890s by Toulouse-Lautrec—no one has trouble seeing those posters as artwork today.
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He was also evaluated at UPenn, and is back at work now in the US, although he still has trouble concentrating.
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This jittering is a regular problem, but my experience showed that Word Lens also has trouble with non-standard font widths.
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The historical trend is unmistakable that once a president is elected, his party almost always has trouble winning off-year elections.
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Texting is clunky, and the phone has trouble with the basic task of capitalizing just the first letter of a sentence.
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Siri has trouble hearing you, gets a lot of things wrong, and is really only good at telling you the weather.
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Technology of this sort can be used to recognize basic objects, like cars and people, but has trouble analyzing complex scenes.
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Anyone who has trouble accepting that Mylan can get away with this shit is encouraged by me to contact their Senator.
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" And of Styles, another source said, "She really likes Harry but he's like any other young rockstar and has trouble committing.
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There is a lesson to be learned from all this, but it is one that the art world has trouble learning.
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But Abrams, who's now studied the issue as much as anyone, says even he still has trouble forming a concrete opinion.
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His mother Stephanie, 26, said he is able to speak few words and has trouble engaging with other kids at preschool.
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We believe that Pruitt would be an effective administrator of a government agency that has trouble following procedures to create rules.
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Sometimes, his heart races and he has trouble breathing, but other times, he feels up to playing soccer with his friends.
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"Déby has trouble finding soldiers who are willing to fight for him," a senior Chadian military officer told Human Rights Watch.
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He has trouble sleeping, and says he has received a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress after a dozen years of war.
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The fact that Facebook still has trouble detecting it without human help shows that the problem won't go away anytime soon.
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" When after their breakup Machado has trouble getting herself off, she duly footnotes the text, "Magic power lost by breaking taboo.
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Mr. Trump has said he usually has trouble sitting through movies, and will get up and leave if he is uninterested.
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In Season 3, Molly has defected to a black-owned law firm, but still has trouble garnering the respect she deserves.
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His thumbs, stiffened by time and the rigors of basketball, sometimes hurt so badly that he has trouble cleaning his glasses.
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Remember how Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, another plutocrat who has trouble hiding his contempt for flyover country, described it last year?
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But if he has trouble coping with criticism and unwanted attention now, he might not particularly relish employment in the Bronx.
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But, if he misspeaks or has trouble with a sentence, a simple re-shoot of the line is all that's needed.
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He played better in their game last month, but he has trouble against Davis (and, before he got injured, DeMarcus Cousins).
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"He really has trouble with the word 'counsel,'" Teddy Goff, a former digital strategist for the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, tweeted.
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If the notion of Mr. Bush as a portrait painter is one your brain has trouble accommodating, you are not alone.
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She often has trouble sleeping, and will wake up in the middle of the night to go sit in De'janay's room.
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He has trouble defining his position because he can't even seem to fully define himself politically in a time of rapid change.
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Everyone has trouble keeping their finances straight, maintaining a clean apartment and fending off tracksuit-sporting Russian mobsters armed with exploding arrows.
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Heidi also learns he has trouble sleeping and suggests he room with Shrier for a few nights to assist with the transition.
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That could lead to unlawful arrests, which would disproportionately affect women and people of color, who facial recognition software has trouble recognizing.
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Elterman said a micropenis can be diagnosed during infancy; they develop mainly when testosterone has trouble getting to the fetus in utero.
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Such questions are relevant for anyone who has trouble getting away from market-based thinking — which is to say, most of us.
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As someone who has trouble finding pants long enough to fit their legs properly, I was enamored with the length and tailoring.
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He has trouble focusing or comprehending what he reads or hears and has shown deficiencies when it comes to reasoning and judgment.
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And if you can't control the Force (like when Kylo Ren has trouble getting into Rey's brain), it can be quite frustrating.
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Each Friday, as many as 8,000 runners pour into the streets, and often the organization has trouble getting permits for its runs.
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Content that AI has trouble recognizing and information in "grey areas" such as metaphors and subtle references is left to human analysts.
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Ms. Flaten said she could not return to her job as a mechanic, and still has trouble keeping up with her children.
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But Hasina still suffers from the beating and from the emptiness left by the murder of Suhaifa, and she has trouble sleeping.
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If this manager has trouble hanging on to employees, H.R. will understand the problem without your having to make an actual complaint.
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What are we supposed to make of the fact that she has trouble parting with the infant she agreed to give up?
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Even now, Sophie (Lisa Diveney) is stalked by anxiety, depression and survivor's guilt; some days, she has trouble getting out of bed.
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Portman plays Lucy Cola, a character loosely based on Nowak, who has trouble adjusting to civilian life after a mission in space.
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Traditionally, if it has trouble getting the information it needs, it turns to the White House to get compliance, Ms. Glynn said.
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If a dog still has trouble sleeping, she said, a staff member will sleep next to it — for about $200 a night.
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While some of her memory has come back, he says she has trouble forming new memories and sticking to one thought for long.
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"Also, if someone has trouble describing where a fire is, they can look on cameras and see where smoke might be," he said.
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The reviewer noted that she has trouble getting much out of using a foam roller but using the G3 became routine for her.
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It has trouble with word problems, but if you can write down a word problem in math notation it shouldn't be an issue.
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One in three people around the world has trouble unplugging, even when they're aware that it's way healthier to put down their phone.
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Like all millennials, Chiko clearly has trouble fighting his TV addiction — sometimes, he even sneaks his computer to the park to watch documentaries.
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She doesn't have a lot of family nearby and she typically spends the day inside alone watching tv bc she has trouble walking.
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Or maybe he's just singing it because it's a a catchy song that he has trouble, trouble, trouble keeping out of his head.
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One Walmart employee said he's facing job loss after 10 years with the company, since he has trouble lifting the 25-pound requirement.
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B's Donald Trump: He still has trouble answering many questions, and his answer to the "how" question (asking to provide specifics) exemplified that.
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This means that about 1 out of every 50 Americans has trouble moving their arms or legs, which can make living independently difficult.
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When Samuele goes to the doctor because he has trouble breathing, the official diagnosis is that this symptom is anxiety-related, nothing more.
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If at any point Alexa has trouble identifying the correct person speaking, you can correct her to ensure it doesn't happen again later.
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Tesla investors are sensitive to any indications of delay, as Musk's timelines are generally very aggressive (and he frequently has trouble meeting them).
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It's difficult to tell where to put your finger, even with the ambient display enabled, and it often has trouble recognizing my fingerprint.
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Congress has trouble passing these things and they always wait for the last minute, and that's what we would be doing right now.
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She has trouble distinguishing men from women, the word "beloved" from the word "beheaded," and the past from the present from the future.
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Mr. Wepner said he has been sober for years, but still has trouble sticking to the strict diet required after his cancer surgeries.
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But when he asks if Elisabeth has trouble putting herself in others' shoes, Elisabeth suggests that Hans is the one with that problem.
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Alas, director Bryan Singer has trouble bringing much innovation to the proceedings thereafter, somewhat episodically moving from one creative breakthrough to the next.
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Danielle Brooks is well past her teenage years of body doubts — so much so, that she has trouble thinking of anything she's insecure about.
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If your dad tends to panic or has trouble sleeping or just needs a minute or two to himself, consider gifting him some meditation.
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He has arthritis, and he has trouble walking and moving and even sometimes thinking as a result of complications he believes are from concussions.
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After a long stint in the hospital, Toby still has trouble remembering words, he's not fit to return to work, and he has PTSD.
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He still feels a whoosh of white noise when he lies down at night, and has trouble hearing, problems he traces to the blast.
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Then he's lured into a case by an NYPD detective (Bojana Novakovic) who has trouble working with partners, but gets along well with Dylan.
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The protagonist of the new kids movie is, as one might guess from his name, a feathered creature who has trouble controlling his temper.
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Woods also has trouble walking the white line that separates the bike lane from the other lanes and following directions for reciting the alphabet.
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The company's investors are sensitive to any indications of delay, as Musk's timelines are generally very aggressive (and he frequently has trouble meeting them).
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The woman added that she has trouble knowing whether the source of Buthaina's anguish is physical pains or bad dreams about the deadly night.
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"Carolyn has trouble getting up in the morning and getting dressed," she told Salt Lake City television station KUTV, which first reported the story.
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He also has trouble believing that he is sexy, which to anyone who has seen him onstage will seem very sweet or very delusional.
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Essentially, lactose intolerance just means your body has trouble digesting lactose, a type of sugar that's naturally found in milk and other dairy products.
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Since he was 18 or 19, he's had a constant ringing in his ears and has trouble hearing people when they aren't facing him.
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Industrialized society has trouble accepting the fact that it is possible to care about animals and kill them for food, clothing, and other purposes.
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He says he no longer has trouble looking people in the eye when he's doing IT training or speaking in front of a group.
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Schiff says that in the event the US has trouble issuing that new debt, the Federal Reserve will have to print money to compensate.
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He hits emotional notes that stand-up rarely does, an impressive feat for a cerebral comic who, by his account, has trouble being vulnerable.
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In trying to master his tasks, Marcel is repeatedly undone by the failures of his body; he has trouble even stepping onto the ramp.
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Saunders's dementia has most significantly corrupted her "working memory," meaning she has trouble hanging onto and processing bits of information in the short term.
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It also has trouble getting through physical obstacles like buildings, so one transmitter on its own isn't the most useful thing in the world.
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They're advising anyone who has a history of vaping and has trouble breathing or experiences any of the other symptoms to seek medical care.
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However, the CFPB found in its report that if a borrower has trouble paying back a lender, repeated attempts are unlikely to be successful.
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When people talk about Parkinson's disease, the image that most often comes to mind is of an elderly person who shakes and has trouble moving.
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This is the intellectual that is able to frame conservative thought in such a way that the liberals and the left has trouble with it.
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Online groups like Atomwaffen can be identified and studied on their own, but the government has trouble when they intersect with racism in conventional politics.
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The Queen, who never wears slacks, prefers women in the royal family to wear dresses or skirts — and it's protocol that Meghan has trouble understanding.
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If you know someone who has trouble lifting a full-size iron, perhaps a lightweight mini travel iron will be a better option for them.
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But what would it be like to ask a charitable, deliberately credulous question: What do liberals and conservatives know that the left has trouble seeing?
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Like that Ed Sheeran lookalike who has trouble dating and that guy who could be Adam Sandler, you've won a round of the doppelgänger lottery.
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Samples of your breath will then be taken and checked for hydrogen levels, which increase when your body has trouble breaking down and absorbing lactose.
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The Distracted or "nutty professor" type is the one who can't seem to get organized, is terrible at time management, and has trouble finishing tasks.
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He now works 20 hours a week, but he has neuropathy, a numbness and tingling in his hands and feet, and sometimes has trouble walking.
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Gilbert says climate change has trouble whipping us into a lather of moral outrage precisely because it doesn't quite seem immoral, the second I-word.
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Eigo Shinoda, a former shipbuilding executive and fighter pilot in World War II, spends his days in a wheelchair and has trouble eating solid food.
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Doctors placed metal plates in his neck and left knee, but he is still unable to bend the knee or kneel and has trouble walking.
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Stefan lives with mental illness and has trouble admitting his attempt to adapt his favorite multiple-pathway novel into a video game is going awry.
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He's a masterful musician, but has trouble reading social cues and doing things that come easy to other teens, like shopping alone or using public transportation.
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Thore tries to argue that she has trouble following a diet because she works odd hours on at the radio station, but Fish won't hear it.
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Hasnah, 44, also a resident of Petobo, has trouble remembering all of the relatives she's trying to find in the tangled expanse of mud and debris.
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Headspace subscription If your dad tends to panic or has trouble sleeping or just needs a minute or two to himself, consider gifting him some meditation.
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Brienne, who has defeated all the best knights in Westeros, has trouble sparring with this little water dancer, and it's kind of a joy to watch.
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Pumpkin spice, as a spice blend, can go in just about anything; apple, as a fruit, has trouble providing its flavor to shelf-stable packaged foods.
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As played by Tom Holland, Spider-Man is a gangly, nerdy, squeaky-voiced adolescent ectomorph, who has trouble paying attention in school and pubescent dating problems.
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It also has trouble getting your weight when it's wet, which will frustrate those who tend to weigh themselves on their way out of the shower.
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With his eyes blinking and twitching nervously, Evan has trouble conducting even the most minimal conversation without somehow twisting himself into a pretzel of self-doubt.
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When Mike Maslowski has trouble sleeping, he cracks open a beer in his Wenonah, N.J., living room, watches old movies and does not worry about it.
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Still, he is taking his sudden celebrity — he says he has trouble using restaurant bathrooms without people approaching him for selfies — with a grain of salt.
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Sure, my mind has trouble sticking to one thing, but that means I don't ruminate on irrelevant ideas or spend more than a minute feeling negative.
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While the service has laid off hundreds of thousands of people over the last five years, Mr. Hogan, 21949, says he has trouble finding qualified workers.
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But the multinational military force — which includes Chad, Niger and the American military in an advisory role — sometimes has trouble securing territory once it is cleared.
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Despite a strong program at his home gym, United Source Muay Thai in Kirkland, Jet has trouble finding qualified opponents and sparring partners for his weight.
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Fans have flocked to Ms. Hoang's book, a multicultural love story centered on an autistic woman who has trouble navigating the nuances of dating and courtship.
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" Asked about the disconnect between its behind-the-scenes strategy and its public rhetoric, Klingner said the administration "just has trouble with its signaling and messaging.
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Sanchez said he sometimes has trouble being in the moment, as when he is watching television at home and his wife tries to tell him something.
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To grasp why science has trouble explaining why matter exists — and to understand the scientific achievement of Majorana -- we must first know a few simple things.
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Why it matters: Democrats see EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland's testimony today as a tipping point, even though he has trouble recalling events exactly as they happened.
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Blessin has trouble maintaining her grades, however, and in getting her mother, who suffers from depression, from partaking fully in weighing her post-high-school options.
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Here's another no-brainer: After breaking the rules with his rude behavior again and again, he has trouble learning a lesson, even after paying hefty fines.
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Her argument usually boils down to this: Meghan Daum herself was not directly disadvantaged by systems of oppression, and therefore she has trouble believing they exist.
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Mr. Shepard has trouble accepting help, he said, and fantasizes that one day Mr. Stern will ask to come on the podcast of his own volition.
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This makes it harder for the US to effectively deter cyber attacks because it has trouble articulating what will draw a response, and what sort of response.
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" Still, the source tells PEOPLE that West, who is currently in Paris, has trouble "controlling his impulses" and "Kim just wants him to calm down and stop.
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Though her boyfriend Travis Scott has trouble remembering their names, Jenner has enough love for her pups Norman, Bambi, Rosy, and Harley, for the both of them.
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It's those kinds of problems — the ones Google says it has trouble foreseeing and needs help solving — that the company hopes its contest can try and address.
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If you're the kind of person who has trouble keeping track of the various Houses at play in Westeros, beware: This promises to be just as complicated.
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Of course, that Trump has trouble respecting the supposed independence of the governmental institutions around him is more of a feature of his presidency than a bug.
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American animation sometimes has trouble simply putting breathing space into shows and movies — superfluous gestures, brief pauses, and other moments that aren't necessarily propelling the plot forward.
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In this interview series, whenever an artist has trouble picking the album they've never heard, I send them the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums list for inspiration.
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It's no surprise that David finds the world is more complicated and ambiguous than that, and that he has trouble navigating the subtle shades of real connection.
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"'Wild' is an anthem for anybody who has trouble finding rest and being reckless and wild and who they truly are," Hirsh told us over the phone.
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Although 9-year-old James Isaac from Wellington, New Zealand has trouble speaking and communicating with his family, he holds a strong bond with his buddy Mahe.
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But when you're someone like me, who has trouble just calling a restaurant to make a reservation, then sometimes touring can seem like hell and it was.
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The trio return, apparently ageless, to an unfamiliar O-Town overrun by technology, trendiness and a pace with which our awkward, sensitive hero has trouble keeping up.
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Just like the rest of us Madonna's moved to Portugal, but just like us mere mortals, even she has trouble getting packages delivered to her new crib.
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If you're someone who has trouble sleeping and needs help every once in a while, the Hello Bello Sleep Well gummies are a great product to try.
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The lack of information has been so worrisome to victims that Biles, who is training for the Tokyo Olympics, has trouble keeping it out of her head.
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He has trouble locating this style in the Pacific Northwest, so now he buys a pack of standard snapless shirts and has the snaps sewn on. Snaps!
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"At least we could get a shower here," said Monica Martinez, who has been homeless for five years and has trouble walking because of a hip problem.
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When the company has trouble filling the seats, it pays organizations looking to fund-raise—senior centers, halfway houses, sororities, the Marines—to come pack the audience.
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The system has trouble hiring new officers because correctional officers in Mississippi are among the lowest-paid in their profession, with a mean hourly wage of $14.83.
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Roby has trouble with the base over perceived disloyalty to President Donald Trump, after she distanced herself from the then-candidate in 219 after the 'Access Hollywood' tape.
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Redstone, once a regular and colorful presence on company earnings calls, hadn't been seen in public for a year, and a recent glimpse showed he has trouble talking.
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He's not perfect – according to his Vogue "73 Questions" video, he has trouble growing a beard that connects, bless him – but there are so many other redeeming qualities.
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Nonagenerian Viacom owner Sumner Redstone, who has trouble speaking and is allegedly suffering from some form of dementia, just removed five Viacom board members, including CEO Philippe Dauman.
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It still has trouble stringing wins together — the Grizzlies have not won more than two consecutive games since November — but has shown the ability to beat solid opponents.
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Image: Flickr Creative CommonsIf you're the type of person that has trouble remembering to say, take your birth control or heart medication every day, technology offers a solution.
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He will voice Alex, a teen who has trouble communicating with his crush at school and at the center of his phone is Textopolis, where all emojis live.
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The other, who was overweight, had type 2 diabetes, a condition usually associated with aging or obesity, in which the body has trouble using the insulin it makes.
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Case in point: Kerr admitted that she has trouble making her bed in the morning; talk about a celebrity who maybe, kind of, might be just like us.
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Fox News' Sean Hannity raised questions about whether Clinton suffered a stroke in the past and the Drudge Report used old photos to suggest she has trouble walking.
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Unfortunately, it's still in beta at the moment, which means it's a bit slow, some menus don't quite fit the screen correctly, and the app has trouble closing.
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Chocolate-loving titans of industry aside, even an entity as seemingly batshit as the state of North Korea has trouble standing the unfaltering heat of the proverbial kitchen.
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It has trouble with "highly technical or esoteric types of content" but when it comes to more conversational writing it generated "reasonable samples" 50 percent of the time.
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Because he has trouble resting, the Tesla CEO — who dated actress Amber Heard on and off for years — also admitted he sometimes uses Ambien, a powerful sleep medication.
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A person with the inattentive type of ADHD -- also called attention-deficit disorder, or ADD -- has trouble following directions or paying attention to details and is easily distracted.
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It will probably surprise no one that the organization which pays hundreds of dollars for coffee cups and thousands for a toilet seat has trouble tracking its spending.
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Rocko has trouble accepting this 21st century modern life, while Heffer and Filburt embrace every aspect of new technology, social media and the endless diversity of food trucks.
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But it is perhaps in part because context is so, well, contextual, that its AI has trouble making the call — especially when the guidelines themselves are so murky.
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The media mogul has trouble speaking and needs around-the-clock care, according to court documents filed in a suit by his former girlfriend questioning his mental capacity.
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That's a nonsensical misunderstanding of how trade works, and because it's so nonsensical, Trump has trouble articulating concrete specific demands that he wants the Chinese to agree to.
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Clinton, who has echoed him by saying "the economy is rigged in favor of those at the top" but who still has trouble convincing voters she is trustworthy.
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So even if a resource-rich developing country has trouble repaying its loans for a while, the thinking goes, it can pay with natural resources sooner or later.
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Even now, as a successful person in the entertainment industry, Teigen tweeted that she struggles with anxiety, and has trouble saying "no" to jobs that come her way.
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Seth Meyers expressed some concern on "Late Night" about a report that President Trump has trouble digesting more than a few paragraphs of information at any one time.
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" However, Flavio Bolsonaro, Jair's son, said in a video on his verified Facebook page Friday afternoon that his father was in a "delicate situation and has trouble speaking.
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Let him know that everyone has trouble figuring out what to do in similar situations, and ask him to help think of ways to respond rather than to react.
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One writer calls it "chaohuan" or "ultra-unreal" because fiction has trouble competing with fact in China, and explains: There is nothing you can't accomplish if you hold power.
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It famously took Hillary Clinton five attempts to successfully access the New York City subway system, but she's not the only one who has trouble swiping the ol' MetroCard.
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While the grown-up me has trouble seeing the point of owning a tiny, beeping, egg-shaped monster of a device, the 28-year-old me absolutely loved it.
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Hillary Clinton has reams of wonkish proposals, but she has trouble articulating an overall economic agenda and, amid the rhetorical mud-wrestling, her fiddly ideas have received little scrutiny.
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Their impressive reforms to health and education have won widespread praise, but Delhi's government has trouble filling administrative posts because career bureaucrats refuse its vacancies for fear of harassment.
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Westheimer says that as a German Jew, she has trouble shedding tears (her children comment that the only time they've seen her do so was after their father died).
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And finally, though the i7+ got stuck far less often than my dumb robot in the months I've been testing it, it still has trouble with high-pile carpeting.
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We learn Natalie has trouble with imagery and metaphor, Danielle might be a bad roommate, Rob is a bootlicking landlord apologist, and Austin has a worrying thing about wolves.
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She has trouble communicating with Big Bird when they first meet, leading Big Bird to think Julia doesn't like him — something Gordon has seen happen with her son, too.
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When you ask Ethan how it feels to do things that the cerebellum is supposed to govern, such as walking, he has trouble answering, and that is fair enough.
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The 1987 Claudia tries to reconnect with Regina after hearing that their days together are numbered, but Regina isn't used to the positive attention and has trouble accepting it.
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Yet the group still has trouble reaching audiences outside what it calls "the metal bubble" — one reason it jumped at the chance to play a benefit for Gilda's Club.
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When the young producer Madison (Genevieve Buechner) has trouble getting a contestant to open up on camera, Rachel is unmoved: "Tell her your mother died or something," she says.
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But if a client repeatedly has trouble sticking to your agreed-upon timeline, consider whether it might be time to find some more responsible companies to do business with.
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How he wound up inside of the car, which is housed in a pitch black, closed off building and behind a gigantic heavy door even Elodie has trouble opening.
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Already, at 31, he has trouble bending over to get his laundry out of the dryer; he can't sit on the floor too long to play with his daughter.
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Penelope (Justina Machado) struggles to cope with her mental health and re-enter the dating world; her daughter, Elena (Isabella Gomez), has trouble finding her romantic footing as well.
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Every few hours, she needs to learn all over again that she is no longer 10 years old, that she is now 17 and also has trouble remembering things.
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Al-Faroq Aminu, a wonderful wings-and-forwards defender who has trouble shooting, and Ed Davis, a Default NBA Power Forward, were acquired in mid-market free agent signings.
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Thompson is a lifelong environmentalist and tries to stay optimistic, having read that optimists live longer, yet, like so many earthlings these days, has trouble warding off eco-despair.
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Number of reviews: 46What it's about: The satire looks at how we treat those with disabilities on and off screen as an actress has trouble disconnecting with her costar.
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Johannes Lichtman's debut novel, "Such Good Work," begins in a similar mode: An anxious male creative writing teacher has trouble navigating the politics and processes of a college campus.
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One part of the strategy is intent on making the site easier to use, since analysts say Twitter has trouble keeping new users on the service because of its complexity.
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Perhaps his best-known graphic novel is "American Born Chinese," about Jin Wang, a boy who has trouble fitting in when he moves to a new school in the suburbs.
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First off, what would you say to a nonbeliever, somebody who really has trouble wrapping their mind around all this, to get them to sit down and watch this show?
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Doing so, I realized that the hoverboard has trouble distinguishing between a person mounting it and the toe-pressure command for a hard left, which is exactly what it did.
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One problem: the UK already has trouble extracting concessions from the EU. So why would Europe yield to the UK if it were no longer contributing to the EU budget?
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If she has trouble remembering to replace her toothbrush heads often, Quip will do that for her with their helpful subscription model — just $5 every three months for a refill.
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If she has trouble remembering to replace her toothbrush heads often, Quip will do that for her with their helpful subscription model — just $5 every three months for a refill.
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Millhone has trouble dealing with bureaucracy and "an aversion to cooking, a lack of interest in fashion, and an affinity for books," Grafton wrote in a brief biography of Millhone.
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While President-elect Donald Trump has trouble finding musicians and politicians who actually want to attend his Inauguration Ceremony, the Women's March on Washington, scheduled to greet him Saturday, Janurary.
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At several points, she seems to struggle for coherent language, and early on, she tells her friend Katie that she sometimes has trouble talking — which we realize she means literally.
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It has trouble keeping up with the dozens of Chrome tabs you have open on a daily basis, and it looks like it's seen the front lines of a battle.
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But now, he's just a mostly out-of-work actor who has trouble booking commercials as "Man Who Smelled A Fart," let alone figuring out how to approach his love life.
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Choose between a male or female voice to narrate the story of a mommy rabbit who takes her little rabbit to see his Uncle Yawn when he has trouble falling asleep.
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Reckmann/Wikimedia CommonsLet's say you are a British penis-having sex-doer who has trouble with the whole erection thing but you don't want to talk to a doctor about it.
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A sort-of jerky frat-boy-type in high school, he has trouble finding his footing in college, where his swagger is frequently equated (correctly, much of the time) with arrogance.
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"Bughead is pretty strong, and pretty undeniable, and pretty epic, but you know even the most epic of romances has trouble — and trouble often comes as a third party," he hinted.
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"Bughead is pretty strong, and pretty undeniable, and pretty epic, but you know even the most epic of romances has trouble -- and trouble often comes as a third party," she hinted.
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It's fascinating and breaks down the three primary reasons for battery fuckery:Your device has trouble reading a charge because batteries are mysterious, and we can only anticipate the charge with algorithms.
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It was simply brute force, letting executives know that every time someone in the conservative clique has trouble with YouTube, there will be a lawmaker ready to sweat them over it.
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Garcia does have the decency to admit he's having a crisis himself because the narco in him should just kill Andrew, but the man in him has trouble killing a priest.
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Hallie Levine, mother of Johanna, an 8-year-old with Down syndrome, described her daughter as vivacious and outgoing, and with behavioral challenges because she has trouble expressing herself in words.
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A.J., who was 3 years old at the time of the lead exposure, has trouble with his teeth, pain in his bones and has constant stomach troubles and struggles to eat.
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The only person who doesn't know he's going to fuck Fleabag is the Hot Priest himself—or maybe he does, but he definitely has trouble coming to terms with his desires.
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He's in semiretirement now, but he hasn't been able to take a vacation for four years because he and his wife take care of her elderly mother, who has trouble swallowing.
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So [Gorsuch] might have trouble finding it in the Constitution, and if he has trouble finding it in the Constitution, then he can't find a right to privacy for LGBT issues.
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But family is touchy territory for Mr. Biden — as one might expect of a man who has had to bury two children — and he clearly has trouble approaching the issue rationally.
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In the action movie, Wolff has trouble communicating with people, often being forthright without being emotional or confrontational, something that Affleck said he researched extensively, meeting with people living with autism.
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"He has trouble walking these days, and a tough time lifting himself out of a chair," wrote a reporter who met him at the Four Seasons Hotel in Cairo in 2009.
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Not only is it the best hair at 2016's event, but it will also ensure that she never has trouble meeting the height requirements of a roller coaster ever again.
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Pros: Melts ice in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit, acts quickly, has a variety of alternate usesCons: Has trouble with thick ice, can damage plants and grass if overused
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Iggy then butts in and misconstrues what Eric is saying, and Eric, who I really empathize with and simply think has trouble communicating his emotions in the moment (same), gets mad.
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A woman with blindness answered that she has trouble buying clothes online because many retailers fail to provide digital descriptions of their apparel beyond the color, and some don't even do that.
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When Lance has to go into hiding, his gadget guy, Walter (Tom Holland), turns Lance into a pigeon because no one will find him — but then Walter has trouble changing him back.
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Coon — an energetic woman who brags that she rarely was ill and was never hospitalized except when she gave birth — now has trouble walking, sitting up straight, or playing with her grandchildren.
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Of course, there are big technically challenges with mmWave that need to be solved, primarily that the signal has trouble traveling great distances and through a great many surface materials, including glass.
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Joel Edgerton, who also stars in the movie and was a guest that night on Corden's show, said that his Australian mom also has trouble with pronouncing the actor's Nigerian last name.
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Family members said Al-Bishara&aposs spent about two hours at the Murray County jail before being released Friday and that she still has trouble sleeping and is nervous about going outside.
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The Google Home Max has some minor flaws like the sometimes wonky touch strip and the Assistant has trouble hearing a "Hey Google" voice command over loud-playing music unless you shout.
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Lackey is 22-2 with a 4.02 ERA versus his former team and has trouble with Yuniel Escobar (11-for-30), who might not play Tuesday because of a sore left knee.
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While Ramsay says that it's just lunch, the frenzied pace and side-by-side cooking are definitely the marks of a competition...and Perry has trouble keeping up with the superstar chef.
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His experience has largely been treated like a joke; he's been presented as a hunk who only understands references from half a century ago and has trouble keeping up with the present.
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He has to read things repeatedly to make sense of them, and has trouble sleeping—drifting off in the middle of the night, waking up before dawn, unable to nap in between.
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He hopes to move to California soon to get a job in Silicon Valley, but has trouble imagining a company would hire someone who might be deported in the next few years.
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One of the later episodes soars across the world to visit a socially-awkward Japanese dog groomer who has trouble connecting with other humans until a canine companion is in the room.
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More broadly, one big advantage Rubio has is simply that the Florida Democratic Party as a whole is, like many state parties, simply very weak and has trouble putting forward strong candidates.
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If the child has trouble holding still, he or she can practice with a motion detector worn on the forehead, while watching a favorite movie, which goes off if the child moves.
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Will the V.A., which often has trouble making timely payments to providers, keep up with the expected influx — especially after computer glitches resulted in major problems with G.I. bill payments last year?
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Einhorn said GATX has "trouble returning to pre-crisis usage levels," while AerCorp shares are trading at half the book value and less than half the price-to-earnings of GATX's shares.
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But Sestan is stubborn, several of his colleagues later told me — in the manner of a dog locking his jaws on a length of knotted rope, he has trouble letting things go.
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And Ms. Nuñez, who has trouble with her spinal cord and has osteoporosis, has to be lifted by others from the air mattress every morning, "like with a crane," her sister said.
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None of this invalidates the media consumer who wants to watch movies in the background, has trouble following subtitles, has access issues that require the use of dubs, or just prefers dubs.
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LectroFan White Noise Machine, $49.99If you have a friend or relative who has trouble sleeping, you need to buy them this white noise machine, which plays 10 different types of fan sounds.
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Fisker has always been a man known for ambitious vision — his company is also trying to bring a solid-state battery to market, for example — but he also often has trouble executing.
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Rick Perry, who has been nominated to oversee that federal energy agency he has trouble remembering the name of, has suggested that a "substantial number" of climate scientists manipulate their data for profit.
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Dramatic as that may sound, if you're someone who already has trouble sleeping, trying to do it when it's sweltering hot makes it all the more frustrating, and there's a scientific explanation why.
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Shannen Doherty has been staying active throughout her battle with breast cancer, and pal Sarah Michelle Gellar says the Beverly Hills, 90210 star's workouts are so intense that she has trouble keeping up.
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But it turns out that Will and Tom live in the woods because Will's PTSD makes it difficult for him to live anywhere else, and he has trouble trusting any conventional social system.
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He suffers "drop foot" as a result of a previous back surgery, and now has trouble walking sometimes His June 8 and 9 shows at Royal Albert Hall have been postponed to November.
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So far, romance fans have swooned over Ms. Hoang's debut novel, "The Kiss Quotient," a multicultural love story centered on an autistic woman who has trouble navigating the nuances of dating and courtship.
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The field has winnowed down to a 77-year-old icon of the Democratic establishment who has trouble expressing himself and a 78-year-old democratic socialist who just had a heart attack.
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In this touring 90-minute musical show, which features costumed actors as the beloved characters of the "Sesame Street" television series, the gang has trouble coming up with a theme for its celebration.
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In what is perhaps TV's smartest inside-the-Beltway comedy, Meyer — played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus — gets little respect and has trouble earning any thanks, in part because her staff is spectacularly inept.
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But, the movie suggests, he has shut himself off emotionally; he is divorced and has trouble connecting with Raghav, who's a nervous wreck (and then worse) because of exams and pressure to succeed.
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Kim Kardashian West may have launched her own shapewear brand this year and have one of the most famous bodies in the world, but even she still has trouble fitting into designer dresses.
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Senior dogs love it, tooMy 14-year-old beagle has trouble going on the same hikes he used to when he was younger, so a game indoors between meals helps keep him sharp.
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Jeremy Mostek, the founder of Pyro's Pride fireworks store in Mitchell, Iowa, has trouble watching videos displaying any new products from his Chinese suppliers before he purchases them and sells them to customers.
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He has trouble envisioning Bateman's life beyond his '80s heyday, a failure that suggests some overlap between the author and his most famous character: They share a coldness that once read as cool.
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Unfortunately, the libretto is so steeped in knowing wit that it has trouble taking flight as drama, and, with a running time of three hours, the opera loses sparkle well before the end.
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She does note, however, that not everyone with endometriosis has trouble conceiving — so if a woman is not trying to get pregnant, she should always use protection even if she does have the disease.
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Caroline Framke, Vox: Ghostbusters has trouble shedding the skin of its predecessors to become something all its own, even though it's a full reboot that ostensibly has nothing to do with the original story.
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As a result of all this noise, and the fact that he was born with hearing loss, Maine hears a constant ringing tone in his head, called tinnitus, and often has trouble hearing conversations.
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Regarded as a moderate, Turnbull has trouble holding on to voters leaking to the right following the resurgence of Hanson's anti-immigration party, according to Queensland University of Technology political science expert Clive Bean.
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Hunt's lead leg is almost always toed in and he has trouble with low kicks in mixed martial arts just because of the defensive adjustments he has made to counter wrestle and counter punch.
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These are the best palate cleansers the show has to offer, because even at its best, The Walking Dead still has trouble deciding what show it really wants to be — even seven seasons in.
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Qadree Ollison, RB, Atlanta: This is a deep shot, but Devonta Freeman has trouble staying healthy, and the rookie comes in as a power runner who can also catch passes out of the backfield.
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Natalie Portman will once again be in the best actress discussion with her latest movie in which she plays an astronaut who has trouble coping with the limitations of Earth after being in space.
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Chabot was echoing concerns raised by many involved in the on-demand economy that the government's tax apparatus has trouble handling the independent contractors who form the backbone of companies like Uber and Lyft.
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Back at his table, which is full of 20-30 friends and family (or as he puts it: "effervescent comradeships/sectators of mine,") he has trouble connecting with all of the awaiting high fives.
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As someone who has trouble feeling checked in enough to be in a real relationship, the identity she's found in the girlfriend experience has a lot less pretense for Christine than we might think.
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The agency also has trouble valuing their assets (a problem that, as The Times revealed, dates back at least to when Fred Trump was misleading the I.R.S. about how much his buildings were worth).
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But it, like most surveys, has trouble capturing people at the top and bottom of the income distribution, meaning we couldn't show how the bill would affect the really rich or the very poor.
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A super-strong steel-plated hose might be great for the home with a dog who tends to chew on things, but might not be ideal for someone who has trouble lifting heavier objects.
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It's the backstory of one of the mutants, Legion, a fringe X-Man who is a mentally unstable anti-hero: he has varying selves and more than one power, which he has trouble controlling.
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Chabot was echoing concerns raised by many involved in the on-demand space that the government's tax apparatus has trouble handling the independent contractors who form the backbone of companies like Uber and Lyft.
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My mom was out of the workforce, taking care of her kids for so many years that she has trouble finding and keeping a job in a small town that doesn't have any opportunities.
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Even though the developers have met with flip-flops on energy policy, a strained grid that has trouble integrating intermittent renewable power, and unexpected hook-up costs, they still see Australia as a growth market.
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If, however, you're an aging media addict that has trouble getting out so much these days, but still wants to hang out, the spectacle of the Laser TV is an expensive but effective friend trap.
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One of the interior pockets has a soft-lined pocket for a phone, and there's a key loop for anyone who has trouble keeping track of their keys, even in a tiny bag [raises hand].
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Because he has trouble responding with text, he calls to say how wonderful I am, how proud of me he is, and how much he wishes he could see the things I see every day.
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Maybe you're among the seven percent of Americans who experienced depression in the past year or the one in three who has trouble sleeping, and you're looking for a solution that doesn't involve a prescription.
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This amplifies a sense of isolation, as, for example, a nurse assumes that other nurses navigate their mistakes just fine — that she is the only one who has trouble focusing on patients in the aftermath.
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Yet increased patrols mean quicker responses to noise complaints, and if you think a club has trouble defending itself against the law, 120 fucked students dribbling about "turning the volume down" don't stand a chance.
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Throughout the series, we meet a Goop staffer suffering from a panic disorder, another who's dealing with the trauma of her father's suicide, and another who has trouble with intimacy since coming out as gay.
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Like "Elias Lazar," whose bio says he studied at the University of Vienna and who writes that he scored around 80 on an IQ test, Lee has trouble following directions, including the rules of games.
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LectroFan White Noise Machine, available at Amazon, $49.99If you have a friend or relative who has trouble sleeping, you need to buy them this white noise machine, which plays ten different types of fan sounds.
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There is no shame in the fact that classical music has trouble adapting to a marketplace dominated by celebrity worship and by the winner-take-all economy for which celebrity serves as a seductive symbol.
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Burned out, weary of life, but still burdened with a self-healing body, Logan (that is, Wolverine) has been tending to a periodically senile Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), who has trouble controlling his powers.
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The experience of the bombing and losing his legs has left John with PTSD, and since he has trouble expressing his vulnerability or asking for help, his greatest struggle will prove to be a psychological one.
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I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing, especially when you're not pixel-peeping, but it means the iPhone sometimes has trouble with straight lines (check out the power lines connecting the lights in this photo).
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Natural gas is still so cheap that solar has trouble competing with existing plants, but when it comes to new gas plants, solar is getting within striking distance, especially if gas prices rise more than forecasted.
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Android dominates the global cellphone market, running on more than 85 percent of phones globally, but Google has trouble ensuring updates and latest features make their way to the majority of devices in a timely fashion.
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Aaron Pallas, a professor of sociology and education at Teachers College, Columbia University, noted that Wadleigh has trouble with order, safety, teacher-principal trust, instructional leadership and the coherence of its teaching, according to city statistics.
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She does get around to describing some of that, but making us want to come along on that trip is a trick that Wilson, who too often sounds like a born scold, has trouble pulling off.
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Rachel Weisz stars as a Manhattan photographer who returns to London after her rabbi father dies, but she has trouble readjusting to a community that exiled her decades earlier for her attraction to a female friend.
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The engineer of an Amtrak train that crashed near Philadelphia last year has trouble remembering the moments before the fatal accident, according to interview transcripts that were released on Monday by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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If the aspiring dogfluencer in your life has trouble looking at the camera, simply place a little treat in this clip-on accessory (it's called the Woofie) and wait for the inevitable eye contact to ensue.
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As a tool, blockchain holds tremendous potential to make processes more efficient and cost-effective, with diverse applications: Wider understanding is the first step It's no surprise that the average consumer has trouble understanding blockchain's value.
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The WSJ says that Amazon has improved the software in those stores since they've opened, but apparently the technology still has trouble in those "bigger spaces with higher ceilings and more products," according to the WSJ's sources.
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She also feuded with McCain about normalization of Democratic Socialism in America, said GOP congressmen side with Trump because they're afraid of losing their seats and even admitted she watches CNN when she has trouble falling asleep.
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In doing so, Castro made a compelling case for why he is the stronger "immigration candidate," while O'Rourke proved he has trouble standing out against opponents who aren't Ted Cruz (which is kind of a low bar).
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While she can rattle off a social register's worth of details about seemingly hundreds of friends on the A-list — family trees, employment history, children's birthdays — she sometimes has trouble remembering the names of her staff, she admitted.
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The white kitten, who has trouble walking on her own and holds her head at an unusual angle, was rescued by Megan Sorbara, president of the Naples Cat Alliance, when she was just two weeks old, reports KHOU.
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The technique being used by her team re-energizes the walking function, although the patients still need some support because all the information needed to maintain balance — sensory information processed by the brain — still has trouble getting through.
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Karen Hoffman, a lawyer in one of the Chicago cases where a judge ordered faster reunifications, said more lawsuits on behalf of individual families are likely if the government has trouble reunifying the families covered under Sabraw's order.
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What I mean by lack of superstar status isn't that there's a lack of respect, it's that unlike other major sports, hockey has trouble marketing its best stars, and also doesn't pay them a whole lot, relatively speaking.
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The deal to lift sanctions did not include Iranian access to the U.S. financial system, which means Tehran still has trouble processing transactions in dollars, the world's main business currency and the dominant unit in the oil trade.
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The USA Today story quotes a woman named Kristen Trevino from a Dallas suburb who not only cannot park her gigantic Ford F-150 in her own garage, but also has trouble parking them in public ones, too.
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It's also, I would argue, pretty slippery about who Henry is as a person: The only thing it's consistent on is that he has trouble reading and he's kind of whiny (which I agree makes sense in context).
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Elizabeth Warren was OK. The firebrand Massachusetts senator is great in small groups — or delivering a broadside against Citibank or Trump on the Senate floor — but she has trouble scaling up to the big stage of national politics.
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Among women who had given birth previously, Souter's team found that babies born under the supervision of a midwife had a higher rate of shoulder dystocia, which happens when a woman has trouble pushing the baby's shoulders out.
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Connie R., Locust Grove, Va. Dear Heloise: My husband has trouble remembering all his medications when we go to the doctor, so I lined up all his pill bottles and took a shot of them with my cellphone.
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As Defense minister, she focused uncharacteristically publicly for a German politician on the country's national security interests — a rhetorical shift in a political system that 85033 years after Nazi conquest and crimes still has trouble discussing power and strategy.
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Cheryl says this spirit of giving is very typical of her father, who lives with her in Plano, Texas, where he is in great health (he takes no prescription medication!) but is 85 percent blind and has trouble hearing.
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The result is likely to fuel the argument from the Sanders campaign that Clinton increasingly looks like a regional candidate who has trouble winning outside the South — an area likely to be a GOP stronghold in the general election.
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Mr. Meek, who will remain free on bond until he reports to prison, has told the authorities that he thinks about the carnage every day and that he has trouble sleeping nearly two years after Mr. Roof's killing spree.
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As the affair with Barrymore has petered out, she dates, and takes up with a benign character named Glass, who held her interest for a while much to the consternation of her parents, whose influence she has trouble shaking.
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But the bump stock flap shows Facebook has trouble enforcing even the most basic rules over its' sprawling ad system, which generated $9.2 billion in revenue in the most recent quarter, a 48 percent increase from the prior year.
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Claire Comstock-Gay, who writes similarly brief, poetic horoscopes as Madame Clairevoyant for The Cut, has trouble identifying as "a real astrologer," despite the fact that she's been writing horoscopes for sites like The Rumpus and The Toast since 2013.
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A key question hanging over the Viacom saga is whether the elderly billionaire, who has trouble speaking and has limited mobility, is calling the shots or being manipulated by family members who want to wrest control of Viacom from Dauman.
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And taking other drugs processed in your liver, like antibiotics, or drinking a lot (a quart or more) of grapefruit juice daily can increase the levels of monacolin K in your blood stream because your liver has trouble processing it all.
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Marvel generally has trouble with villains too, and it's difficult to be invested here in a human bad guy when we've been fighting off monster lizard aliens and robots bent on destroying the planet for the last few movies now.
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When Rainer Maria Rilke (then called René) bemoans the fact that he has trouble getting published, she tells him that, early in her career, she had to write under a pseudonym because nobody would read the writings of a woman.
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But it sometimes has trouble giving accurate readings if you work out at a gym — for instance, it might not understand that you're climbing virtual stairs on a stair-stepper, or understand the incline on a cross-trainer or treadmill.
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Standard bedtime routines may not be sufficiently calming for the problem sleeper, and the child who is troubled by anxiety may need a very different transition to sleep than the child who is tremendously physically active and has trouble winding down.
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Despite selling out the 18,000-seat Quicken Loans Arena and the rousing reception he had after his main event victory at UFC 203, Miocic still has trouble when considering the argument that he could be the best heavyweight of all time.
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Mr. Trump, who is described in Mr. Wolff's book as, among other attributes, having a tiny attention span, has said that he has trouble sitting through movies and knows in the first five minutes whether he will enjoy a film.
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The Great Emancipator would be appalled by a president who once spread the lie that President Obama is not an American and now has trouble unequivocally condemning the white supremacist haters who took their bigoted form of terrorism to Charlottesville.
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The theory also has trouble accounting for the considerable hydrogen in the strange supernova's spectrum—earlier eruptions ought to have blown the star's hydrogen envelope into space—not to mention the hydrogen's bizarrely high speed, which shows no correlation with changes in brightness.
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Here are five takeaways from a sampling of movies and TV shows with big data-centered plots: As the latest season of "House of Cards" tells us, everyone, even the President of the United States, has trouble hiring the analytics experts they need.
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In other words, it's impressive to watch a robot crush at Go or Dota 2, but it's still just a machine running code—if you throw it a curveball, it has trouble recovering, and the real world is a barrage of curve balls.
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Striking a balance with everything, whether it's what's in your closet or how much time you can devote to a family dinner, is something even Mendes says she has trouble with, especially because she reportedly doesn't have a nanny (a rarity for Hollywood).
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While society has made plenty of strides in understanding the complexities of depression, there is still a longstanding stereotype of a "depressed person": typically someone who is withdrawn from the world, has trouble attending to regular daily activities, is bedridden and emotional.
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As the season begins, Mike and Lucas are bumbling their way through awkward romances with Eleven and Max, respectively, and Dustin has supposedly picked up a Mormon girlfriend at camp, although he has trouble supplying proof that she does, in fact, exist.
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There are imperfect information games, like multiplayer no-limit poker, that AI still has trouble with, but the next frontier is likely to be video games — I've heard Blizzard's real-time strategy classic StarCraft brought up several times in the past weeks.
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Even if oil has trouble breaking out of a $45 to $55 a barrel trading range over the next several months, one portfolio manager argues there's still money to be made in energy — a group that has been lagging the broader market.
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At the same time, once he's stuck on the outside of Meyerism, Eddie feels as if he knows how to reconcile its beliefs — which he has trouble shaking — with its less palatable practices, so he mounts a slow-building challenge of sorts.
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When the couple has trouble finding a landlord who'll rent to them, or encounter a racist cop, they also find moments of kindness and grace -- including a white landlord who says all he cares about is seeing people who are happy together.
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In all cases, their judgment of Trump is identical: He is not just notably uninformed but also notably difficult to inform — his attention span is thin, he hears what he wants to hear, he wanders off topic, he has trouble following complex arguments.
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Fordham sometimes has trouble drawing facial expressions that show strong emotion, and his action sequences can be stiff and hard to follow, but it's difficult to fault him when he renders the settings of John Blake's world in such painstaking and loving detail.
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Helen Hoang, whose 2018 novel The Kiss Quotient was a breakout hit, is back with The Bride Test, about a young Vietnamese American man who has trouble expressing his emotions and the mixed-race Vietnamese woman who's determined to help him love again.
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Last week, it was Antwaan Randle El, a brilliant all-around player for the Steelers, who told a reporter for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that he has trouble walking down stairs and that, though he's only thirty-six, his memory is failing.
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Redstone, who has trouble speaking and needs around-the-clock care, last month removed Dauman and board member George Abrams from the seven-person trust that will control Redstone's majority ownership of media companies Viacom and CBS Corp when he dies or is deemed incapacitated.
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But as the Guardian noted, the site explicitly warns that it sometimes has trouble keeping a handle on fast-breaking stories, and directing a slew of conspiracy theorist video enthusiasts towards a web encyclopedia anyone can edit seems like a dubious strategy at best.
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Mr. L., 22003, who liked to daub swastikas on village walls, then hurled it through a window of the street-level apartment of a 227-year-old single mother of three from Zimbabwe who remains so traumatized she still has trouble sleeping, the court heard.
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Her teachers won't let her think through math the way that she likes to do it, trying to force her into going "the long way around" in her work, and when Meg has trouble approaching math in this new way, they decide she is stupid.
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Shinji is catapulted not only into perilous battles against a diverse array of giant, unknowable monstrosities, but also into the role of a hero, a soldier, a savior, an adult, a man—one he never wanted or asked for, and has trouble fitting into.
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But the things that neoliberalism has trouble seeing are, at the present, far more consequential: deep inequalities, accompanied by a sense of powerlessness, of being left behind by a global system that operates with no regard for the interests or voice of the majority.
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Arts | Long Island A goofy white guy who has trouble keeping a job as a stock boy finds success as a radio D.J. A gifted black singer stuck in her brother's underground club gains mainstream recognition and a glossy new life as a star.
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The subway's leader, Andy Byford, said several factors contribute to the problems with subway escalators: They are old, many rely on "bespoke" parts that are difficult to find, they operate in grueling round-the-clock conditions and the agency has trouble hiring enough repair workers.
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She shared a New York Times report that cited a 2018 study done by Joy Buolamwini at the M.I.T. Media Lab, which found that facial analysis software has trouble identifying women of color — with error rates of up to nearly 35% for women with darker skin tones.
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Her son, Claude Coltea, told CBS Chicago that her flight out of O'Hare was canceled and the airline offered her a hotel room, but didn't offer to take her to the hotel and she was unable to find her own transportation there because she has trouble communicating.
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Based on the novel by Emma Donoghue, "Room" contends with the twin traumas of confinement and release: The boy (Jacob Tremblay) doesn't know the world that exists beyond this grim space and his mother (Oscar-winner Brie Larson) has trouble adjusting to life once they escape.
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A terribly cute '60s-housewife-clad Monét echoed this sentiment, sharing that her mother still has trouble accepting her as "the highest form of gay" — a black drag queen — because she is exactly what her mother is taught to fear every Sunday and Wednesday at church.
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Pete Lopez, 63, a retired teacher in Williamsburg who has been riding the B39 for decades, said he has come to rely on it because he has trouble walking — "my feet gave up on me" — and does not want to attempt the stairs at subway stations.
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But Dale Whittington of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that delivering the full two doses of the vaccine to every Haitian would be both prohibitively expensive and of limited value, since the disease has trouble spreading once a minimum share of the population is resistant.
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He said Kaleo has a financial assistance program to cover the co-pay for any patient with commercial insurance who has trouble affording it — a program the company put in place after a patient who was prescribed the Evzio died because she didn't fill her prescription, he said.
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Dan Nagin, an expert in vets' issues at Harvard, points out that one of the VA's current struggles is that it's evaluating benefits claims based on a (legally enshrined) WWI-era conception of disability that has trouble processing modern understandings of mental health issues or other complex medical problems.
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Even after Chuck sits down to simply observe the meeting, dipping his toes back into a normal life, Jimmy has trouble finding that self-assurance again — after all, it was Chuck who sabotaged Jimmy's chances of working at HHM, Chuck who dealt brutal blows to Jimmy's self-esteem.
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Whether it's the Goldman Sachs speeches or the e-mail server issue, we have also seen how Clinton often has trouble responding to the kind of scandal warfare that is an inevitable part of the political system, frequently allowing small issues to get blown up into much bigger controversies.
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The Body, based on a short film by writer-director Paul Davis and co-writer Paul Fisher (who both also made the longer version), stars Tom Bateman as Wilkes, an ice-cold contract killer who, over the course of one long night, has trouble transporting a corpse across town.
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While we already know a lot of intimate details about Rogowsky—for instance, that he has trouble dating and, in his own words, isn't "exactly blessed in the crotch department"—there's no definitive line on if he ever, you know, did the damn thing on this particular mattress.
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There are few things more dangerous than a bro who knows he'll never be caught (we don't need genre television to tell us that), and this group has trouble written all over it, even if the members profess to have some sort of "patriotic duty" to help other Americans.
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It is doing so well that Paddy Screech, 51, an Oxford-educated Cornishman with a close-trimmed beard and a soft-spoken manner, and Jonathan Privett, 52, a gaptoothed Yorkshireman who has trouble staying still for long (except with a book), finally took their dream vacations this year.
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The clearest instance in the book, which I set up as a sort of foundational myth, is the Pythagorean cult in the fifth century BC, which becomes so devoted to the perfect rationality of mathematics that it has trouble dealing with the discovery of the existence of irrational numbers.
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With questions about the financing of Kushner Companies' investments and Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation looming, the regulator is focusing on the safety of the small banks, which could be affected if the Kushners or their business has trouble paying their debts, the person familiar with the matter said.
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CVI is often the result of a traumatic birth, head injury, or epilepsy, among myriad others—WD suffered a stroke in utero, resulting in cerebral palsy and intractable epilepsy—and the brain has become wired such that it has trouble distinguishing, filtering, and categorizing information coming in through the eyes.
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The 93-year-old media mogul, who has trouble speaking and needs around-the-clock care, last month removed Dauman and board member George Abrams from the seven-person trust that will control Redstone's majority ownership of media companies Viacom and CBS Corp when he dies or is deemed incapacitated.
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I believe we will need platforms that take advantage of the glut of human labor that the great automation shift will create, and, specifically, we will need platforms that focus on tasks where AI has trouble, and where humans have the upper hand, such as design, creativity, empathy and judgment.
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"This will be an important signal that even if the ICC has trouble getting hold of people initially if, down the road, people will end up at the court, that's an important signal," David Bosco, professor at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University, told me.
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We learn that some "Interior Event" (there are a lot of capital letters in this story) changed him long ago and forever, so that he walks with a limp, has trouble remembering his past, depends for money on a pompous cousin in pharmaceuticals, whose dubious medicines he sells across America.
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But I was also wary of the fact that the essay was so successful precisely because it was aspirational, and because it followed the formula we accept and celebrate most often from women writers: Woman has trouble believing in herself; woman finds self-acceptance and contentment through someone else's love.
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A murder in a small-time pharmacy puts Bosch onto the pill ring; a review board looks into one of his old cases; his partner, Jerry (Jamie Hector), has trouble with an informant; his boss, Grace (Amy Aquino), has to broker the uncertain futures of the veteran detectives known as Crate and Barrel.
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It also has trouble with "native" advertisements, in which a podcast host reads an ad (this type of advertisement has become increasingly popular.) By now, we are all aware of how intrusive ads can be, especially when they rely on the personal data they've been able to harvest from our online activity.
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Skipping the convention is a sign Pawlenty has trouble with the modern GOP, said David Turner, spokesman for the Democratic Governors Association, who compared the Minnesota contest to the 2017 Virginia governor's race—which was expected to be close but turned into a big victory for centrist Democrat Ralph Northam over moderate Republican Ed Gillespie.
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"If a smart federal judge still has trouble understanding after hours of expert testimony what is actually going on," then the average judge signing warrant applications has little hope of truly understanding what the FBI is proposing, Nate Wessler, staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), told Motherboard in a phone interview.
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It's pressing the pedal on growth at a key moment in the ongoing saga of its competition with Uber, the leading rideshare provider by volume and reach, which is facing significant challenges because of sexual harassment issues within its workforce, a CEO who has trouble keeping his cool around drivers and a regulatory evasion tactic.
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Despite the fact that it stars an incredibly skilled cast and is helmed by Feig, one of the best comedic directors currently working, this Ghostbusters has trouble shedding the skin of its predecessors to become something all its own, even though it's a full reboot that ostensibly has nothing to do with the original story.
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The queue of patients is already full, a virtual line running out the door, into the distressed white marble hallway—a forty-three-year-old mom with panic disorder; a fifty-nine-year-old man with back pain; a thirty-three-year-old clerk with chronic knee pain; a college kid who has trouble getting to sleep at night.
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Occasionally an angry heckler with credit card balances and car loans will insist that my impossible tale is all fabricated, which is sort of like a person who has trouble climbing 10 flights of stairs insisting that a 200th-place marathon runner must have cheated his way across the finish line because nobody could possibly run that far.
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I don't subscribe to the illiteracy theory since there's a scene in Empire Strikes Back where Han Solo clearly reads Lando Calrissian's name off a console on the Millennium Falcon, but Ryan Britt is right to point out that it is super weird that in Episode I, Queen Amidala has trouble "proving" to the Galactic Senate that Naboo has been invaded.
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President Obama said in an interview broadcast early Tuesday that he has trouble picturing GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE delivering a State of the Union address.
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Centering on the tumultuous relationship of blue-haired free spirit Clementine (Kate Winslet) and Joel (Jim Carrey), a lonely man in a "funk" who has trouble finding meaning in his life, the romantic sci-fi movie captures telling moments from their relationship as Joel undergoes a special treatment to remove Clementine from his memory after learning she is undergoing the exact same procedure after their breakup.
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Sanders, he argued, "starts with a ceiling that's significantly lower than the support he had four years ago" and "hasn't yet faced the scrutiny of his record that will surely come with any further rise"; Biden is now "now polling under 30% even among older voters and African-American voters"; Buttigieg has trouble up ahead in "states with more diverse electorates"; and Minnesota Sen.
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Rihanna won't win any Emmys for her turn as Marion — weirdly, she has trouble portraying anger onscreen, when that's both a major part of her pop star persona and one of the more obvious emotions to depict — but she's pretty good, especially in the moments when she's supposed to evoke Norman's sympathy by drawing a line between how the two of them are both trapped by circumstances they didn't create.
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The nuclear expert in me has trouble understanding either how this state of affairs is better than what existed under the JCPOA, or how President Trump—who has defied the advice of key European allies—expects to gain broad international support for a new, tougher deal, given what will certainly be less effective sanctions and lower support from our allies than what the U.S. had leading up to the JCPOA.
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