I was having trouble with it, so I junked it.
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If you're having trouble with something, chances are you're overthinking it.
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I am so sorry you're having trouble with your HSN-1000!
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Blaney faded and said he was having trouble with his car.
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Is this why these startups are having trouble with VC funding?
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If you're having trouble with your Apple phone don't blame me.
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Because we're having trouble with border issues in this White House.
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Elon's having trouble with the SEC because they don't like his tweeting.
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Maduro clings to power but is having trouble with energy and resources.
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"We've been having trouble with the latter innings of ballgames," Molitor said.
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Uber hired everyone there and is having trouble with it, obviously. Yeah.
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Back in Arecibo, Vázquez was having trouble with his generator, making reports sporadic.
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She replied that she was having trouble with her customer relationship management software.
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RF Seth Smith did not play after still having trouble with his cheek/eye.
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One hundred thirty years later, German carmakers are still having trouble with their batteries.
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"I know he was having trouble with his grip," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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"Everybody is having trouble with the sensitivity/specificity issues" with the coronavirus, Garrett said.
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Eyal in particular is having trouble with how to mourn and with moving on.
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RF Seth Smith did not play Friday after still having trouble with his cheek/eye.
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In the meantime, the InSight lander is still having trouble with its other big instrument.
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So who can you talk to when you're having trouble with your sex-related issues?
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It was less easy to figure out why someone was having trouble with the process.
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Problems started in December 2018, however, when she started having trouble with her cornea transplant.
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It looks like she's having trouble with the baby, but we don't see exactly what.
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If you catch yourself having trouble with this, set a daily alarm on your phone.
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Since I'm having trouble with my eyes, I read the books that talk to you.
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GSA was having trouble with the utensils that were coming in from China, Roberts recalled.
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The entire article was devoted to Democratic women having trouble with strong pro-choice positions.
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Drivers were having trouble with the shifters because, unlike traditional mechanical shifters, this one is electronic.
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Model Amina Blue was having trouble with the shoes and just decided to do without them.
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"So what are you having trouble with?" she asked, settling next to him on the bed.
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Wilder, standing in at six-foot-seven, was having trouble with the smaller southpaw in Szpilka.
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Recently in my physics lab, students were having trouble with the difference between mass and weight.
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The only theme entry I can foresee some solvers having trouble with is GO ON VACATION.
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And (President Donald) Trump has done that, and Cruz is having trouble with them right now.
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The Brewers won two of three in the weekend series after having trouble with Pittsburgh all year.
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As always, let us know if you are having trouble with recipes, instructions or our Cooking technology.
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Fully seven out of ten surveyed report having trouble with their health insurance over the previous year.
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This was happening all the while Harris' father was coughing and having trouble with his own health.
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Fighting in France in World War I, the United States Army was having trouble with the phones.
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At 75, still a strong man, he was having trouble with night sweats and a flulike cold.
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That probably is the five inches between his ears that is the part that he's having trouble with.
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You've been having trouble with your sleeping recently, but you're trying not to worry about it too much.
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There are two provisions at issue in the Forever GI Bill that the VA is having trouble with.
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"McConnell looks like he's having trouble with people in his own party," said Jim Wiley, another fair goer.
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I told him I was having trouble with my mom because she didn't want me in art school.
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Bauer settled into a better vibe in the second, but he is still having trouble with his curveball.
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If you're having trouble with a new holiday gadget, here are some of the steps you should take.
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Ms. Woodward was having trouble with a sequence in which she curls around the stage in a circle.
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According to reports from CES 2017, Dell was having trouble with manufacturing and chose to cancel the $4,999 display.
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While I've seen some reports about people having trouble with the connection, the experience was almost flawless for me.
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CNN affiliate WGNTV said he had a job and wanted to attend college but kept having trouble with gangs.
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"Understand that it's something that they're having trouble with and that's [about] them and not you," Dr. Goodman says.
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"I came to the conclusion that everything they were having trouble with was connected to relationship issues," she says.
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The organization bought its university assets from Education Management Corporation (EDMC), which was already having trouble with its schools.
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Now, even though we got off on the wrong foot, I'm still sorry you're having trouble with your sister.
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If you are still having trouble with persistent messages, you can start over with a fresh, empty login keychain.
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Brain imaging shows that the activation of this region is different in children who are having trouble with handwriting.
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But if I'm having trouble with a friend or want his take on something that matters, he's right there.
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I don't know why somebody would say something if it isn't true, so I'm having trouble with that one.
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A blog post from 2007 describes a flyer having trouble with booking a ticket because of a hyphenated last name.
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While spelling your name is something everyone has to learn eventually, Reese Witherspoon's youngest son is having trouble with his.
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Amazon instructs anyone having trouble with verification to contact its customer-support team by email after the first failed attempt.
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The company's site has a list of other recovery options if you are having trouble with your Windows 10 system.
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Luis Rego, a 212-year-old alleged pot farmer, was having trouble with his current crop and wanted some advice.
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After being blatantly disrespected by her bf on the streets, it looks like she is also having trouble with homework. pic.twitter.
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" He added, "The minute they heard Prince was having trouble with prescription drugs they should've gotten him into treatment right away.
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You know, I get a lot of emails about relationships, mostly from people having trouble with boyfriends, girlfriends, or best friends.
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Once connected, agents can remotely change the settings on the device or walk users through tasks they are having trouble with.
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And a test trial of a points-based winnings system had players wondering if HQ was having trouble with cash flow.
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I was pretty far into my life as a wage-earner before I started having trouble with what I wore to work.
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It's easy to update your Roku if you've been having trouble with the system or it's been unplugged for a long time.
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Vallabh's mother began having trouble with her eyesight, and her strange symptoms progressed to the point where she couldn't recognize her daughter.
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And in any case, if you're having trouble with the government, a lawyer is a much more potent weapon than a gun.
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Rachel: I'm sorry if you are having trouble with your imagination, Sam, but there's no need to take it out on the films.
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This all happened earlier this year, but a little over three years ago, in late 2013, Mike was just having trouble with constipation.
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I was having trouble with my collar bone and my knee, and I just felt it was best to let them fully heal.
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Kanter, who became Portland's starter when Jusuf Nurkic broke his leg late in the season, was clearly having trouble with his left shoulder.
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An Iranian student of Dad's, who was supposed to join us, was already having trouble with his visa and was stuck in Canada.
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That's the thing that the NFL is having trouble with right now is that the TV experience is much better than in-game.
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Cases of substance abuse were also common, with 28 percent having trouble with drinking or using drugs in excess, according to the CDC report.
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But tragedy struck for the Texas family in December 2015, when the Air Force veteran started having trouble with the buttons on his shirt.
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I would advise you, however, to avoid OneLogin right now, as the service is—once again—having trouble with its own internal security.[Vocativ]
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If a husband and wife are having trouble with each other, the high priest might give them a different name to call one another.
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He was a great drummer but I was having trouble with him trying to do different things and his disinterest in pushing the envelope.
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But it didn't work: Customers still complained, and Apple publicly apologized in March, acknowledging that MacBook owners were still having trouble with their keyboards.
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Putin has had a longer run in public office but is having trouble with his agenda, too — from lifting oil prices to lifting sanctions.
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Downdetector, a tracker for users to report technical difficulties with web-based services, also showed that many users were having trouble with Tesla's app.
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He ran a website that sold dummy bank accounts to eBay, Facebook and other online service users having trouble with the transaction service PayPal.
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A lawyer who had helped someone innocent get out of prison came to us and said her client was having trouble with drugs and alcohol.
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"If you're having trouble with getting to where you need to get to … you've got to just stay on it, don't be discouraged," says Gray.
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That suggests the cockpit crew was having trouble with the mechanical instruments used to handle the aircraft, the computerized systems that fly it, or both.
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"It's not so much that young adults are having trouble with adulting - they've simply redefined it," said Michele Barlow, enterprise marketing executive at Bank of America.
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Settle for lower qualityIf you're having trouble with video buffering, you can ramp down the video quality on just about every site and app out there.
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The Real Housewives of New York star, 48, says she's having trouble with her memory and vision, and she went to her Twitter followers for advice.
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Macy's confirmed on Friday it was having trouble with its credit card systems on one of the busiest and most important shopping days of the season.
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"I knew he was having trouble with the landlord, but I didn't realize it was that bad," Raymond Lombardy, 21950, said by phone from the Netherlands.
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And if you're having trouble with sleep, that's one of the first things we look at, after drugs like caffeine, to try and get rid of.
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That suggests that the cockpit crew was having trouble with the mechanical instruments used to handle the aircraft, the computerized systems that fly it, or both.
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After all, how could he when his father — once so physical that he was nicknamed Thor — was battling Parkinson's disease and having trouble with his mobility?
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"If we were not having trouble with the Max, I would have made the [same] decision on the NMA," he said on a recent press call.
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Innovation is becoming more iterative, and even big names like Samsung and Apple are having trouble with tech like fingerprint readers that are integrated into the screen.
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This is a potentially cool perk, if you want to keep a close eye on your kids or anticipate having trouble with your new wi-fi router.
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An early report from The Wall Street Journal indicated that Apple was having trouble with negotiations, reportedly demanding a staggering 50 percent of revenue from the service.
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The company first acknowledged the problems on its Twitter page about two hours ago: Some Snapchatters are having trouble with the app 😓 We're looking into it!
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Before they crashed, Pedroza checked in with air traffic control, although he did not indicate that he was having trouble with the plane, according to CBS News.
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Last year party officials said he was having trouble with his knees, and investors said worries that it might be something worse weighed on the stock market.
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"Ostapenko still goes big even when she is having trouble with so many unforced errors," twice U.S. Open champion Tracy Austin said in summarizing for the BBC.
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In the messages, which were made public this month, Mr. Forkner said that he was having trouble with MCAS during simulator training, and had unintentionally lied to regulators.
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If you're having trouble with nightmares yourself, you might consider taking the advice of a shaman I crossed paths with in the village of Gerona in the Philippines.
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At one stage he pointed to his head, saying he was still having trouble with understanding the local language and with comprehending the behavior of his new countrymen.
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McCarthy said that when Carey started having trouble with the sound system, she felt sorry for her because she herself has had to deal with faulty prompters and technology.
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Property Brothers star Drew Scott revealed a few more details about his upcoming nuptials, but admits he and fiancé, Linda Phan, are having trouble with the very first step.
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Credit Suisse had been having trouble with many of its businesses since well before Thiam, who had only a minimal background in banking, took over as CEO last year.
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A team of counselors works around the clock, taking calls from frazzled students — one has gotten a disappointing grade on a midterm, another is having trouble with a roommate.
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Bothered by a bad back, he said he was only able to throw his fastball to one side of the plate and was also having trouble with his breaking ball.
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At least some users reported that they were having trouble with the service as early as 4:17 PM EDT, an hour and a half before this post went live.
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Iowa tried to implement a new app-based reporting system, but the program was a disaster, with some precinct chiefs either having trouble with the app or completely avoiding it.
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Going to the doctor can also help parents understand if their baby is actually having trouble with their vision, or if the problem is with hearing or something else, like autism.
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The rapper also says he's unsure what direction Kanye's going in, or what he's trying to do, but he suggests some patience ... even though he admits he's having trouble with that himself.
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Robert Bennett, a lawyer representing Mr. Baker, said Friday that his client was walking again and had largely recovered, but that he was having trouble with his scars and experiencing lingering pain.
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In a post on their official Weibo in November, the China Panda Protection and Research Center said the whole panda research center had been having trouble with panda breeding when Pan Pan arrived.
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Figuring out how to switch the length of the pants took me a minute, but there's an instructional video on M.M.LaFleur's Instagram that anyone having trouble with it can refer to for help.
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So, if you're having trouble with the puzzle, put it down and come back to it when you can solve it in the fun spirit in which it is meant to be solved.
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Ms. Sherman started having trouble with daily tasks, was found to have dementia and moved into an assisted-living facility and then a nursing home with specialized staff members for memory care patients.
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If you&aposre having trouble with your controller remaining paired to your Xbox One, make sure that you&aposre in range of your console and that your controller&aposs battery is sufficiently charged.
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We want to help the people who have the highest-severity cases first: We want to help somebody who's feeling imminently suicidal before somebody who's having trouble with their girlfriend or boyfriend or something.
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" Or if a female character is having trouble with her boss, Foster said writers will often reason, "Well, it was because she was raped and you re going to find that out in the end.
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When Fred Gailey (John Payne), Susan's neighbor and her mother's love interest, comments that the balloon handlers appear to be having trouble with the baseball player, Susan remarks that it was a clown last year.
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And on Friday, the Chicago Tribune reported that a local Muslim family said that they plan to sue the same airline for kicking them off a plane after having trouble with their child's booster seat.
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Last month, when I was flying from New York to Dallas to report about how airlines use social media for customer care, I was having trouble with the online check-in for my Spirit flight.
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"This one time, at a wedding, Ruhollah Maamaa was having trouble with an AK during a machine-gun celebration": Such a sentence can only end riotously for a family whose rooster is named George Bush.
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If a fan is having trouble with people's unsolicited opinions on her relationship, Khloé has likely dealt with it as well — only, for Khloé, her fame means millions of people can give commentary on her life.
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Demand for Aimovig has been strong, buoyed in part by Amgen programs giving patients two months of free samples followed by up to a year's supply of the drug for those having trouble with insurance coverage.
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Ms Dunham's support came amid a raft of (mostly anecdotal) articles claiming that Mrs Clinton was having trouble with younger female voters, who don't see her as a feminist and think she is out-of-date.
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In April, the man who randomly gunned down a Cleveland retiree and posted video of the crime on Facebook in the footage talked about having trouble with his girlfriend and losing everything he had to gambling.
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Early demand for Aimovig has been strong, buoyed in part by Amgen programs giving patients two months of free samples followed by up to a year's supply of the drug for those having trouble with insurance coverage.
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" 'That is a problem this society is having trouble with and is going to have more trouble with," added Buffett, who's previously funded Republican candidates but threw his support behind Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton last year.
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After asking the officer for assistance because he was having trouble with the razor, Phil mentioned he had the opportunity to get a job at McDonald's if he showed up the next day with a clean shave.
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CreditCreditGetty Images Men unable to change diapers; women cleaning while men kick their feet up on the couch; women having trouble with parking: Scenes like these, which play on gender stereotypes, are now banned in British advertisements.
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The billionaire said he was friends with a Clearview AI founder, Richard Schwartz, and that he ran a trial project with the app at an East Side Gristedes that was having trouble with shoplifters stealing Häagen-Dazs.
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He never spoke with any of the other four trainers listed on the site, he says, but became suspicious again when the people paying him began having trouble with Google Wallet, insisting that he switch to using PayPal.
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"The fact that they are having trouble with (health-care repeal) casts a shadow over the tax cut and the tax cut was supposed to be the principal fiscal stimulus for the improvement in real GDP," Wien said.
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The New York Times reported that Uber's self-driving cars were having trouble with basic maneuvers, like operating next to big rigs, and its safety drivers had to intervene far more often than those of competing autonomous car projects.
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The revelation came following a complaint from a Kindle user on MobileRead who had contacted Amazon after having trouble with their device, notably that the Kindle was unable to re-register to their account after performing a factory reset.
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The morning after one meeting last week, he sent a series of tweets calling the Mueller investigation "a disgrace to our Nation" that was trying to "destroy people" and "ruin" lives — perhaps a sign he was having trouble with his answers.
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But California's having trouble with its cap-and-trade program, and some lawmakers in the state are worried that its program, as it's currently structured, isn't restrictive enough to reduce emissions as much as the state needs to in order to meet its goals.
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Well, your browser can help: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge now include options for automatically filling out forms based on previously entered data (use the embedded links if you're having trouble with the auto-fill features, or need to change the way they work).
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Taken together with emails released this month showing that a top Boeing pilot was having trouble with the new system in the simulator before the plane was complete, the documents paint a fuller picture of Boeing employees' developing and at times raising concerns about MCAS.
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Many young children who are having trouble with sleep will do better if the routines and bedtimes are kept very consistent; Dr. Garrison said that with toddlers and preschoolers, parents are advised to keep bedtime within 15 minutes of the same time every night.
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According to KTVB, teenagers Victor Ornelas, Isaac Hernandez, Diego Ramirez, Devan Ornelas and Josh Sorg were driving to a basketball court near their home in Caldwell last month when they came across Jose Gomez, an elderly man who had fallen after having trouble with his walker.
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Barthel broke twice to give her the opportunity at 4-3 to get back on serve but Williams capitalized on the German also having trouble with the sun to break back then served out from the Yarra River end to clinch the first set in 42 minutes.
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In both the urban and the rural groups, patients who had trouble paying for medicines were more likely to be taking multiple medications, to have been hospitalized recently, to be having trouble with activities of daily living and to have depression or dementia and a lack of social support.
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If you are having trouble with a device and want to install the latest driver software manually, you can do so by using the Windows Device Manager utility or by going to the hardware manufacturer's website to download and install the latest drivers for the device that is having the problem.
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Click on all the ones you are having trouble with: 3 Down FORE HAND 10 Down LONG HAND 29 Down IRON HAND 41 Down SURE HAND That's another one we've conquered together, my friends, and it only took a lot of sweat and one semi-embarrassing call to the editors.
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Check your connected accountsScreenshot: GizmodoSpeaking of connected accounts, we'd recommend doing an audit of your other important accounts, particularly those connected to the one your having trouble with, and especially if you use the same password across a few of them (which you should absolutely not be doing for this very reason).
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That's the number reporters here at The New York Times call when they are having trouble with the paper's secure server; technicians are available 24/7 to help people who can't remember their password, don't understand iCloud or don't know how to get past the locked-key icon that blocks intruders from getting in.
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But now that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has received the Democratic Party nomination, I am having trouble with the idea of voting for her in November.
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