But it's like, when you want something but you can't have it, but you're working at it and you're trying to get it and it's just like, hurdle after hurdle after hurdle after hurdle — I don't know what to do.
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Companies have a "hurdle rate" for new investment; a project must offer a higher return than the hurdle rate.
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We've seen peaceful Dakota Access Pipeline protesters overcome hurdle after hurdle, while being hosed and aggressively handled by law enforcement.
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Immigrants do what they need to do, and get it done, and work harder than most to overcome hurdle after hurdle.
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" Berenbroick says he see the FCC as "a much lower hurdle" compared to the Justice Department, which is "hurdle number one.
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But now, after clearing that hurdle, developers now need to clear the hurdle of convincing LG to co-develop their idea.
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"People always talk about not getting over the hurdle, but that hurdle is pretty big and it's pretty hard to get to," Burns said.
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Bridenstine was widely expected to overcome Wednesday's procedural hurdle after key GOP votes indicated they would support him at least on the first hurdle.
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The hurdle method allows buyers who care most about a product's special features to identify themselves by their refusal to jump the seller's hurdle.
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Bridenstine was widely expected to overcome Wednesday's procedural hurdle after key GOP senators indicated they would support him at least on the first hurdle.
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Rebuilding after the first series of hurricanes was Puerto Rico's first hurdle, its second, and arguably more difficult, hurdle will be rebuilding its island-wide power grid.
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At 3:10pm the Rules Committee (the last hurdle before the last hurdle) moved from the Assembly floor into the Speaker's Conference Room to debate the bill.
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Macquarie executives had apparently met their performance hurdles for each of the previous five years, and "if you keep making a hurdle, it's not really a hurdle", Goldin added.
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"The hurdle right now isn't really the technology ... the hurdle right now is convincing the public that autonomous technology is safe," said Mike Harley, executive editor of Kelley Blue Book.
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It seems that nuclear can't cross that hurdle — yet.
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Maybe — but it would have added another major hurdle.
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Then Congress needs to approve it — another major hurdle.
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The one potential hurdle is the ECB meeting on Sept.
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Getting the conversation started seems to be a major hurdle.
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Harvey Hurdle thought that Trump had a clearer economic message.
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"[The Democrats] can't be the party of yes," Hurdle said.
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What is the next big hurdle in ending voter suppression?
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Passing at the ballot box is just the first hurdle.
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That's a very difficult hurdle for hackers to get over.
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But the idea of smoking may still be a hurdle.
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Can you leap over that threshold or cross that hurdle?
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For now, Flanagan says, the biggest hurdle is data security.
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The bill brought to parliament would remove the age hurdle.
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Once you've crossed the fit hurdle, it's time to shop.
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Ah, we jumped over that hurdle a long time ago.
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"He had a very good ballgame," said Hurdle of Cole.
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Regulations are another major hurdle to widespread adoption of autonomy.
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"He got sharper as the game went on," Hurdle said.
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This is yet another hurdle, says Toni Pakula of Voice.
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"The milder the disease the higher the hurdle," he said.
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"The milder the disease, the higher the hurdle," he said.
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"His delivery wasn't being repeated," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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But the biggest hurdle isn't the competition between the teams.
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Another hurdle the film will have to overcome is timing.
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Still, as the company scaled, money matters remained a hurdle.
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But that's also a hurdle in getting the trial going.
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Komeito's ambivalence, then, remains a major hurdle for Abe's ambitions.
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But that smartphone requirement can be a hurdle for some.
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"I wouldn't see why not," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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It's obvious, however, that coal will be her biggest hurdle.
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The biggest hurdle XMG needed to overcome was power management.
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"Jung Ho is making progress," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Mulvaney needed a simple majority to overcome Wednesday's procedural hurdle.
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Germans' love affair with the car is also a hurdle.
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"LeBlanc was throwing aces out there," manager Clint Hurdle said.
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"He was very aggressive, especially with the fastball," Hurdle said.
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The healthcare hurdle pushes everything in Trump's agenda to 12.63.
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But he worries his night vision might be a hurdle.
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"He went through a rigorous workout yesterday," Hurdle said Saturday.
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Shortly after Mejia cleared this critical hurdle, however, tragedy struck.
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It is a hurdle we all worked hard to overcome.
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The few studies that overcame that hurdle are not encouraging.
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Launching anything from Mars is viewed as a technological hurdle.
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The AHCA finallyed clear its first big hurdle on Thursday.
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The hurdle of being a girl never crossed her mind.
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"He kept us in the game," said manager Clint Hurdle.
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As an immigration lawyer, my first hurdle was always getting
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That's when Pelosi will have a higher hurdle to clear.
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Another potential hurdle for home buyers are rising mortgage rates.
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"He changed speeds so well," Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Favorability among GOP women could be a hurdle for Trump.
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The president's trade war is the most immediate economic hurdle.
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The main hurdle is not financing, however, but red tape.
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"Obviously, he likes a lot about this place," Hurdle said.
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Chamisa faces the additional hurdle of a divided opposition vote.
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The tough A.L. East was also seen as a hurdle.
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Putting together four successful rounds has become a significant hurdle.
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"Chad pitched a fantastic game," Pittsburgh skipper Clint Hurdle said.
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"Fresh legs, I think as much as anything," Hurdle said.
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Price may not be the biggest hurdle to overcome, though.
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But on Monday, Shelby said the wall remained a hurdle.
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Yet the biggest hurdle to overcome may eventually involve copycats.
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But low coal prices aren't the only hurdle facing Adani.
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The biggest hurdle, he said, is knowing where to go.
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The next hurdle was getting the test approved for use.
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Yes, it's complicated, and clearing this hurdle may require documentation.
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One major hurdle for Congress, though, may be international treaties.
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But she has at least cleared yet another domestic hurdle.
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But this might not be that big of a hurdle.
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This, obviously, presents a big hurdle to preventing hate crimes.
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There's one procedural hurdle this plan would have to pass.
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The most significant hurdle could come from Mr. Trump himself.
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It's the same hurdle rate as we use in CapitaLand.
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It's a hurdle prior English and British monarchs knew well.
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Responding as an artist, isolation is the most significant hurdle.
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Instead, he said the biggest hurdle was the company's reputation.
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First, there's logistical hurdle: Democrats don't just need a majority.
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"So one hurdle is developing a common language," says Agus.
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"We wanted to make him elevate," Hurdle said of Shields.
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Trump's permit is not the final hurdle for the project.
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The next hurdle is probably going to be even tougher.
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Then, the last hurdle: a daunting set of oral exams.
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"They have very high hurdle returns and expectations," he said.
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Cost is often cited as a hurdle to CCS deployment.
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But now, the company has discovered yet another potential hurdle.
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"More complete games than walks," Pirates Manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Yang has, in short, cleared that hardest, first hurdle: relevance.
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And that's hardly the only hurdle facing a DACA fix.
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Jourdain said the key hurdle to SONIA adoption was inertia.
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China's main hurdle is its relative lack of research investments.
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That also needed 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle.
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Hurdle said Cole has been getting better each time out.
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Both proposals needed 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle.
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But at the end of 2019 a bigger hurdle looms.
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But he has not yet started throwing, the largest hurdle.
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The clan deal could remove one hurdle to any progress.
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Ironically, Democrats may present a new hurdle in the Senate.
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It is a hurdle Kubica has said he has overcome.
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Once again, access to better health care is a hurdle.
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A big hurdle for Apple — regulatory approval — also came up.
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The big hurdle, they said, was the game's multiple endings.
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That cleared a major hurdle to ratification in both countries.
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"If our party cannot traverse the hurdle presented by the internet, it cannot traverse the hurdle of remaining in power," a department of the cyberspace administration wrote in a top party journal last month.
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She and Alex hit it off, and after facing hurdle after hurdle (including a fight with cancer that made her see the ghost of her ex, Denny Duquette), the co-workers tied the knot.
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On average, they needed 4.8 years to clear that modest hurdle.
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"He needs to get back home," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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So far, political uncertainty has been the biggest hurdle for growth.
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"This year has been challenging for him," manager Clint Hurdle said.
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"The hurdle will now be lower for entrepreneurs here," he said.
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"The biggest hurdle [to a company's success] is reimbursement," says Otte.
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Essentially, hurdle technology employs multiple food preservation techniques to combat spoilage.
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The last hurdle to cross will be next Friday's jobs report.
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A hurdle for the rules will be India's periodic cash crunches.
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This concern is a hurdle to using CRISPR to treat humans.
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But Libra will still face a hurdle to get widely adopted.
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Of course having to wait three days isn't the only hurdle.
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We need to get over this hurdle to get to that.
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Finding and recruiting participants is a big hurdle for medical studies.
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Clearing this hurdle would help free up room for further innovation.
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The biggest hurdle, however, was securing visas from the American authorities.
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On Monday, Cil acknowledged that could be a hurdle to adoption.
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"I'd like to have gotten him up another time," said Hurdle.
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Pulling off both of those objectives is a huge policy hurdle.
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That's going to be a big hurdle for Google going forward.
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But first it must get over the hurdle of Louisiana Sen.
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This competition will be an inevitable hurdle for Amazon moving forward.
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The committee is the bill's final hurdle to the Senate floor.
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El Bassunie said the biggest hurdle is a lack of knowledge.
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That is the next hurdle — developing more durable lithium-ion batteries.
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Now the big hurdle will be getting this approved by regulators.
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Headlines LSE-Deutsche Boerse deal in jeopardy over antitrust hurdle on.ft.
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Getting them done in 2017 will be a hugely high hurdle.
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"This year is what it is," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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The permit was the last bureaucratic hurdle to the pipeline's completion.
|
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Yet the immediate hurdle is just to get the issue aired.
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Almost every person I spoke to cited fear as another hurdle.
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And that's the biggest hurdle to the future of his plan.
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For married couples filing jointly, the $24,000 hurdle is more difficult.
|
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The remaining hurdle of FAA clearance is a doozie, however. 3.
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A major hurdle has seemed to be Porcine Endogenous Retroviruses (PERVs).
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How difficult was it for you to get over that hurdle?
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Will she be able to jump that particular hurdle this time?
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The downfall of the PC is a hurdle for semiconductor companies.
|
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But Kanno says convincing families to return will be another hurdle.
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There's only one hurdle to this budding romance: Jessica's advanced age.
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" He continues, "This move was a hurdle, it hurt my body.
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Do not become overconfident, lest you fall at the first hurdle.
|
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Recent studies illustrate the hurdle that Uber still has to overcome.
|
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But the Qatar row is just one hurdle for regional governments.
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But being able to get online is only the first hurdle.
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With sugar, I imagine that would be an even bigger hurdle.
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Hurdle said he had a meaningful discussion with Taillon on Saturday.
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In essence, they selected a hurdle they could easily step over.
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"I thought he was impressive all over," Hurdle said of Williams.
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Freese will be re-evaluated on Wednesday, manager Clint Hurdle said.
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The next hurdle for Kavanaugh will be clearing the Judiciary Committee.
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I'm happy to report that we've successfully jumped that first hurdle.
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It's the last major regulatory hurdle facing project operator TransCanada Corp.
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"I saw really good stuff (from the Reds relievers)," Hurdle said.
|
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"He followed his game plan extremely well," manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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She said the hurdle to finding an apartment was not money.
|
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But the biggest hurdle will be earning back the world's trust.
|
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Instagram did away with this hurdle, then brought it back. Why?
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Being safer than cigarettes isn't exactly a high bar to hurdle.
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We never got over that hurdle, and maybe we never will.
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Completing the IPO filing is a key hurdle in the process.
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With each hurdle I encounter, I can see Jimmy's face again.
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NOW IT MAY HAVE HIT A LITTLE BIT OF A HURDLE.
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The primary was widely seen as Mr. de Blasio's highest hurdle.
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One hurdle to addressing police suicide is a lack of information.
|
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College leaders see one more hurdle created under the Trump administration.
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Here's what you need to know: • Brexit deal clears one hurdle.
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The gender politics of the underlying story also present a hurdle.
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He also described Japanese food safety procedures as a huge hurdle.
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Finding that money is not the only hurdle the plan faces.
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The biggest hurdle with the new format comes down to money.
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Italy, the epicenter of Europe's coronavirus crisis, faces a steeper hurdle.
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Italy, the epicenter of Europe's coronavirus crisis, faces a steeper hurdle.
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The hurdle to successfully implement this solution expeditiously seems completely unrealistic.
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Another hurdle to independence is the oil-rich city of Kirkuk.
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The next hurdle was making sure other people respected my time.
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The president-elect's first hurdle will be parliamentary elections in June.
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Hurdle would pester the minor league coaches: What about the bat?
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"He's got that kind of power," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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"It was extremely small," manager Clint Hurdle said of sample size.
|
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"The main hurdle for Puerto Rico is Mark Brodsky," she wrote.
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Pirates manager Clint Hurdle argued to no avail and was ejected.
|
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But the policy has hit an unexpected hurdle: the tax man.
|
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Overcoming the procedural hurdle cleared the way for a final vote.
|
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Glassware has long been a hurdle to serving beer with foam.
|
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On Tuesday, shortly before Dickson passed a key procedural hurdle, Sen.
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She sees it as another hurdle that can kill her business.
|
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If it doesn't pass that hurdle, then it doesn't move forward.
|
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Trump isn't the only hurdle that the Thune measure would face.
|
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"Hamels' stuff speaks for itself, and has for years," Hurdle said.
|
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Sixty votes were needed to overcome the final procedural hurdle. Sens.
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The next hurdle comes when it's time move up in rank.
|
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One major hurdle: Tex-Mex food is mostly unknown in China.
|
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But she had another hurdle to overcome: learning how to dance.
|
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But there's another hurdle for US companies in the 5G race.
|
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The hurdle to Saudi influence would not be Silicon Valley's ethics.
|
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"We are capable of playing a good team game," Hurdle said.
|
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Britain's never-ending Brexit debate cleared a major psychological hurdle Tuesday.
|
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Trump faces another hurdle if he tries to block Comey's testimony.
|
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Germany has too much quality to fall at the first hurdle.
|
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" Requiring an extra hurdle, he said, "would create a new default.
|
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The hurdle is where the money would come from, Duvall said.
|
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Well, here's how Porter sees it: Its first hurdle is arithmetic.
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It just means passing the House was only the first hurdle.
|
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In the company's mind, there is just a single hurdle: Gardiner.
|
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Mitch Goldberg, president of Melville, New York-based investment advisory firm ClientFirst Strategy, said the FANG stocks have cleared hurdle after hurdle, but that doesn't mean investors shouldn't cut back and rebalance according to their risk tolerance.
|
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Many people see long-distance as a major hurdle in a relationship.
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A. The latest hurdle is to decide who should represent the opposition.
|
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Explaining what it appealing was a hurdle to getting the masses interested.
|
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Another potential hurdle in Greece's rehabilitation is the possibility of early elections.
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"It's the matchup as much as anything," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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Settling the pension issue removes a hurdle to a deal with Thyssenkrupp.
|
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Some of the land is privately owned, which could prove another hurdle.
|
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Apparently, there's no security to hurdle once you access the device physically.
|
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"He pushed everything he had in there," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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Lack of visibility can be a hurdle to a promotion, said Garfinkle.
|
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However, their divergent economic platforms represent a serious hurdle to alliance deals.
|
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"It was a very interesting way to get there tonight," Hurdle said.
|
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And not knowing is always the biggest hurdle for me to overcome.
|
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Almost half, 13%, say day-to-day bills are the biggest hurdle.
|
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That's a much more difficult hurdle than they face in the Senate.
|
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The even higher hurdle is to have something pass in the Senate.
|
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Gaming market analysts say one hurdle for Harry Potter is, surprisingly, popularity.
|
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It's a much lower hurdle for people to get a workout in.
|
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Another important biological hurdle that AI can help people surmount is complexity.
|
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Asked about this hurdle Wednesday, Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver dismissed it.
|
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For some families, the nonmedical costs of prematurity are the biggest hurdle.
|
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An immediate hurdle is Italy's referendum on constitutional reform on December 4th.
|
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"We had a disagreement on the baseline he had established," Hurdle said.
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CLEARING HURDLE Other industry officials confirmed that 2020 was a credible target.
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The biggest hurdle in this method's development could be the manufacturing costs.
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One hurdle was finding genderless mannequins for the sales floor, said Smith.
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This remains unlikely, but it is a hurdle the "Wunderwuzzi" must clear.
|
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Felix seems to effortlessly solves another big hurdle to his business: Transportation.
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Another hurdle is that the cost of applying has been steadily increasing.
|
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There is no such hurdle to prescribing of opioids that cause addiction.
|
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"He's continuing to work his way back," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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But for anyone just getting into Valve's system, it's a frustrating hurdle.
|
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Finding users isn't the only hurdle when it comes to augmented reality.
|
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The moderates may end up being the AHCA's biggest hurdle to passage.
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Attracting new customers without alienating the old could be a higher hurdle.
|
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The two sides could still hit a hurdle, however, the sources cautioned.
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She said language was a hurdle for parents who didn't speak English.
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"At the end of the day, it's not that bad," Hurdle said.
|
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"He's done some things against some other people as well," Hurdle added.
|
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It's still not open to everyone, but that's a considerably smaller hurdle.
|
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Both are cutting expenses and have high hurdle rates for new investment.
|
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Dollarama is not the only hurdle Dollar Tree will face in Canada.
|
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Tezos touts itself as the first blockchain platform to overcome that hurdle.
|
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"He did a lot of good things at the plate," Hurdle said.
|
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But I've been testing a new Android smartphone that clears that hurdle.
|
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Manager Clint Hurdle said he was called up primarily for his defense.
|
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He overcame a procedural hurdle last week in an 86-12 vote.
|
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"Some real good at bats from Gregory," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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"He felt he could navigate out there and make plays," Hurdle said.
|
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There was also a last-minute hurdle posed by French bank Natixis.
|
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Clearing the cost hurdle will be key to cultured meat catching on.
|
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The bill easily cleared the procedural hurdle with a 91-4 vote.
|
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The indictment against its founder could represent a hurdle to these efforts.
|
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Ramdas said the next "hurdle" was to change attitudes toward LGBT people.
|
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He's still young, but I already see a big hurdle ahead: Halloween.
|
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Shale drillers face yet another hurdle to upping output, according to Essner.
|
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The biggest hurdle to universal broadband is cost, not availability of service.
|
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He overcame an initial procedural hurdle on Wednesday evening along party lines.
|
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The federal review was the largest hurdle the company needed to overcome.
|
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Senators are expected to overcome the bill's next procedural hurdle Monday evening.
|
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No. 1 Gonzaga clears hurdle, beats No. 20 Saint Mary's MORAGA, Calif.
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When choosing a name, the lowest hurdle is picking something that's unique.
|
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As has been the case for decades, the biggest hurdle remains political.
|
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The hurdle in getting people to start naltrexone is also well-known.
|
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He overcame a procedural hurdle last week in an 6900-2628 vote.
|
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Still, LaHood warned that the funding offset will be the biggest hurdle.
|
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But if round one was any indication, McDonnell won't be the hurdle.
|
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"We're monitoring it," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of Polanco's left leg.
|
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For other people, part of the hurdle is making savings a habit.
|
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The country had previously resisted cuts, providing a hurdle to an agreement.
|
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Consolidating the Democratic write-in votes was just the first hurdle, however.
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" Said Pirates manager Clint Hurdle: "The ball was angled down with finish.
|
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Entry into the Martian atmosphere is a separate hurdle for Chambers' team.
|
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Fortunately for ABC, it has a much lower hurdle to clear. Why?
|
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This clears the hurdle for AIG to become Africa's first startup unicorn.
|
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And the fingerprinting is just another hurdle for them to sign up.
|
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This proved no hurdle, and I got through to the first round.
|
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TC: What's the biggest hurdle in bitcoin's more widespread adoption right now?
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The first hurdle, obviously, is making sure you have adequate health insurance.
|
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"Just a lot of really cool stuff," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
|
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One level deeper: The biggest hurdle in commercializing this technology is cost.
|
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"De novo," or completely new products, face an extremely high regulatory hurdle.
|
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This amendment has been a major hurdle for constructing new public housing.
|
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The courts are likely to present an additional hurdle to reform efforts.
|
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Even for a tech programmer, a $21 million house is a hurdle.
|
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The reference to "falling prices" points to a hurdle for any investigation.
|
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That is just one hurdle, and many candidates end up being disqualified.
|
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Next year, absent legislative action, the hurdle will revert to 10 percent.
|
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"The first hurdle was to get to a representative," Rachel Segal said.
|
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Efficient storage of renewable power in batteries can be a hurdle, however.
|
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Hashtagging my smut was the last hurdle I had to get over.
|
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" overcame that hurdle, but no one is exactly sure why.
|
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This makes the Note 10+'s biggest hurdle its high price tag.
|
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So did Zens solve a technical hurdle that Apple wasn't able to?
|
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But the Filet-O-Fish still had one last hurdle to overcome.
|
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As general knowledge about autism (slightly) improved, resources became my next hurdle.
|
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German veteran Philipp Kohlschreiber could be a tough second-round hurdle though.
|
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Arguably the biggest hurdle: The legislative session lasts for just 30 days.
|
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But the first big hurdle may be more down to Earth: funding.
|
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Even if a technology works, such efforts face another hurdle: the cost.
|
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Ultimately, however, I suspect the ballot access hurdle will be too much.
|
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Those who pass this hurdle are not granted asylum at this point.
|
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Republicans nixed the same hurdle for Supreme Court picks earlier this year.
|
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Also, is the biggest hurdle for electric cars the car dealerships themselves?
|
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A significant hurdle to reinvigorating investment has been uncertainty regarding unpaid debts.
|
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A significant hurdle to reinvigorating investment has been uncertainty regarding unpaid debts.
|
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President Trump's Plan B on labor cleared a key Senate hurdle Thursday.
|
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But a race should not be judged only by the last hurdle.
|
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It's likely this is a technical hurdle rather than a legal one.
|
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One hurdle SpaceX needs to overcome before laser links are available: Oceans.
|
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Now, Boeing faces another hurdle, my CNN Business colleague Clare Duffy reports.
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That won't present a hurdle to Fosun's growth ambitions, according to Qian.
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The cost of getting an ID is a hurdle for some people.
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We're not looking to create an additional hurdle by banning ads outright.
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The most significant hurdle is the tremendous backlog in the immigration courts.
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The currency approaches another hurdle with inflation data due at 0930 GMT.
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While well-drafted, the legislation faces a high hurdle in the Senate.
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The issue of gun control has long proven a hurdle for Democrats.
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Even if that hurdle is crossed, how much cryptocurrency will people need?
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Of course, another hurdle is the legality of the Urban Death Project.
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Another hurdle that Metrograph's calendar proposes to clear is that of distribution.
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"I'm pleased for Josh," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said before the Monday game.
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Refresh rates are still a major hurdle to doing anything beyond page flipping.
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Beating Cincinnati, and in improbable fashion, cleared a major hurdle toward that goal.
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And I said what one thing is the biggest hurdle for people today?
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One hurdle remains: finding enough pulsars to account for all the mysterious emission.
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"He knows what the situation is," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of Kuhl.
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Geography of access is only the first hurdle in bridging the digital divide.
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Hurdle came out to argue and was ejected, as was Marte moments later.
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As it stands, the lawsuit could still present a hurdle for the deal.
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Russia This will likely be the biggest hurdle to clear in confirmation hearings.
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"Moving past this hurdle will encourage inflows into European risk assets," she said.
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But the fingerprinting rule has continued to be a logistical hurdle for sponsors.
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Monday's decision represented the second-to-last hurdle those rules needed to clear.
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It's not a paywall, but another hurdle to learning about who he was. ●
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Instead, Mr García′s troubles seem to have come at the last hurdle.
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But Stamos says the biggest hurdle for Facebook going forward will be monetary.
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But this creates a significant technological hurdle for new companies entering the field.
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"It comes down to execution at this level," said Pirates manager Clint Hurdle.
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Another hurdle is often finding a bone marrow match, even among family members.
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"He had a better angle on his fastball," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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One major hurdle to fixing NFIP, however, is that it will be expensive.
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One hurdle these new glues will have to overcome is manufacturing, he says.
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Disney, however, has an even more pressing hurdle looming within its feature slate.
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To get there, the firm had to overcome more than one technical hurdle.
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FED'S HARKER SAYS HIGH HURDLE FOR ME TO THINK ABOUT NEGATIVE RATES - CNBC
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Realpolitik is the main hurdle to a strict application of the budget rules.
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Ugandans now face an extra hurdle before they even reach a foreign embassy.
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We must first clear the hurdle of the World's Longest-Lasting Murder Investigation.
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Much of the debate has been fueled by a big political hurdle: bathrooms.
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That is a high hurdle with a relatively small universe of competitive districts.
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"I have heard that one to two is the biggest hurdle," she explained.
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But it's hard to get over the hurdle when you lose the incentives.
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Once the competition began, organizers faced another hurdle: persuading spectators to buy tickets.
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Bureaucracy is a big hurdle for small enterprises looking to tap traditional finance.
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For a commitment-phobe like myself, this exclusivity was the first mental hurdle.
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After clearing that hurdle, they'd have to remit a payment to get authorized.
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The highest hurdle would be finding a company that wants to do it.
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That's a nearly impossible hurdle for a man on death row to clear.
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Taillon could return to the club next week, according to manager Clint Hurdle.
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"Left-hander on the mound could mean something different," manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Another hurdle for Le Pen is the youthful Emmanuel Macron's announcement on Nov.
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If the ERA can clear the 38-state hurdle, what will happen next?
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"That's the last thing he wants to do (hit two batters)," Hurdle said.
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But the real hurdle for immigration reform is in the House of Representatives.
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"Marte is capable of hitting a ball like that," said manager Clint Hurdle.
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"Special to watch him tonight," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said, according to MLB.com.
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For Alzheimer's, this is a lower hurdle than the current cognitive-function endpoints.
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Her ruling set a high hurdle for Maduro's lawyers to challenge the directors.
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They add that high inventories nationwide are still a hurdle for the market.
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Weight, though, may not be the biggest hurdle for potential drone delivery services.
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Beyond these steps, Najla was confronted with a final hurdle: obtaining a visa.
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"It's what we've seen from this guy since we got him," Hurdle said.
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Presented with data, the players have had no trouble buying in, Hurdle said.
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For Republicans, "the hurdle won't be with getting out the base," Kamarck said.
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Bedridden Jaiden has regressed ever since "getting over that hurdle," Natalie tells PEOPLE.
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Another hurdle is the legal element known as "specific causation," according to Engstrom.
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This raises the central hurdle for Netflix and all VOD services in Africa.
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The compromise easily cleared Sunday's procedural hurdle on a virtually party-line vote.
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"It would have been (Edgar) Santana or (Jhan) Marinez right there," Hurdle said.
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"The life of a late-inning reliever, closer, that's hard duty," Hurdle said.
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One hurdle for issuers has been pulling the large amount of data together.
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One hurdle Goldman faces in implementing this strategy is attracting enough senior talent.
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"We're past the point of being surprised when we play well," Hurdle said.
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"I thought it went very well for Ryan," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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"It's going to take a year, probably, for that to settle," Hurdle said.
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"It's been fun watching (Polanco) roll into July," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Trump's first hurdle in carrying out that agenda may be simple workforce issues.
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It also moved Hurdle to within nine wins of 1,000 for his career.
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Supporters of the bill will need 60 votes to overcome the procedural hurdle.
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In New York and Boston, officials have encountered an additional hurdle: natural disasters.
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GL: One potential hurdle is that controlled substances are typically seen as drugs.
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Second, what type of nominee would clear the constitutional hurdle of Senate confirmation?
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Thirty-four percent of survey respondents said this was their biggest financial hurdle.
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Economists say China's biggest economic hurdle is debt, not tariffs (The Washington Post).
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Another hurdle keeping space elevators in the realm of science fiction: space debris.
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Manager Clint Hurdle didn't say when Frazier would be back in the lineup.
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The Senate passage of the bill was the final hurdle in the process.
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"It was a good day for Pirate baseball," Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said.
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But that was to help get its ROE over the 10 percent hurdle.
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Hawkins told me that getting the information digitized was the department's biggest hurdle.
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A major hurdle now involves the frequency and cost of the needed treatments.
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Republicans got rid of the same hurdle for Supreme Court nominations in 6900.
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The second strategy, to re-emphasize economic issues, also faces a significant hurdle.
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"The biggest hurdle is just getting people in the blockchain mindset," noted Rappard.
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Is the hurdle that you just wouldn't know where to start with it?
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"You can't be out there at second base," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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The infrastructure in L.A. is an obvious hurdle to conquer when expanding here.
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One major hurdle remaining is approval from the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment.
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So you didn't feel like you had a hurdle to jump over there.
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Another hurdle that BEVs need to cross is the high price of purchase.
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The biggest hurdle, he said, was in removing those children from abusive environments.
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One hurdle, however, is that some of these services require higher minimum investments.
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Back then, that was the biggest hurdle standing in Madison and Peter's way.
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Even once a vaccine is approved by the FDA, manufacturing presents another hurdle.
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Once that hurdle was removed, Mr. Trump nominated Mr. Shanahan to be secretary.
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College leaders see it as one more hurdle created under the Trump administration.
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Another hurdle will be getting pharmaceutical companies to invest in research and development.
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If we are able to jump that hurdle, then we pitch our editors.
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One hurdle to reining in inflammatory speech on Facebook may be Facebook itself.
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Tammy Duckworth is ready to tackle yet another hurdle for working mothers: breastfeeding.
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Perhaps you know he can squat 650 pounds and hurdle 6-foot defenders.
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"At some point you overstep that hurdle and hopefully your jewelry becomes timeless."
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Conservatives are bound to demand any such cost be offset, another potential hurdle.
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It's not just running around teaching how to hurdle or do stride patterns.
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It has also raised the hurdle over which the government has to jump.
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Here you're dealing with the American immigration system, which is an immovable hurdle.
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The hefty price tag is just the latest hurdle for the spinoff plan.
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For candidates like Elizabeth Warren, it may be the toughest hurdle to clear.
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" His response to that hurdle, he said, is "to just go for it.
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One large hurdle for Tesla's self-driving ambitions is driving speed, says Rajkumar.
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But officials said they were confident the pact would easily pass that hurdle.
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The report poses a big hurdle in the utility's path out of bankruptcy.
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"That is a Cy Young winner," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of Porcello.
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The first hurdle towards the election is a conservative primary contest in November.
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An extra hurdle allows existing providers to challenge a prospective new provider's application.
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"We needed some slow heartbeats late ... and turn potential rallies back," said Hurdle.
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They've passed the first hurdle — getting the legislation through Parliament's House of Commons.
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Another hurdle that prevents them from partaking in these programs is income restrictions.
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Several lawsuits challenging the Trump administration's actions have stumbled over the standing hurdle.
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Naturally, the biggest hurdle to a viable third party is the parties themselves.
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It was a mental hurdle I couldn't get over, so I stopped trying.
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Here is a first hurdle: It's virtually impossible to tally imams in France.
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Moderate Republicans were hoping the hurdle to secure a waiver would be high.
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But she sees a 60 percent likelihood that they will clear that hurdle.
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It would also have to pass the hurdle of a First Amendment challenge.
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But even if that hurdle is met, Mr. Ball conceded, others lie ahead.
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Did Brave manage, then, to live up to expectations despite that production hurdle?
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But solving the provider payments issue is a substantial hurdle to doing something.
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Big changes are increasingly confined to reconciliation bills just to avoid this hurdle.
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AND INVESTORS IN PARTICULAR WERE SKEPTICAL OF THE ISSUE THAT EVERY TIME WE THINK OUR INDUSTRY ACROSS THE REGULATORY THRESHOLD GOT TO THE HURDLE RATES ON CAPITAL, BUILT THE LIQUIDITY, THAT THERE WAS ANOTHER BURDEN, HURDLE PLACED IN FRONT OF THEM.
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As Barry Diller's proposed floating park in the Hudson River encountered hurdle after hurdle, until Mr. Diller finally scrapped the idea last week, the Whitney Museum of American Art was closely monitoring each twist and turn to learn from his experience.
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Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said Rogers would provide an extra bat off the bench.
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The main hurdle is the cost of natural gas compared to coal and oil.
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"There's a big hurdle when it comes to Chinese perception of bamboo," Klink says.
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"Perhaps the biggest hurdle has to do with the Fibonacci timing cycles," Cramer said.
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One hurdle is self-driving car mapping software may have challenges in winter weather.
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That's because manager Clint Hurdle revealed after the game Schugel has right arm discomfort.
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The threat is yet another hurdle May must clear before parliament votes on Dec.
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Unfortunately, Theroux had one more hurdle to clear before he could get Kuma home.
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Another hurdle this holiday time of year: The vacant spaces left by store closings.
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LF Starling Marte (lower back) won't play this weekend, according to manager Clint Hurdle.
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The hurdle with payment platforms, as they saw it, wasn't on the finance side.
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It's the first hurdle in the state merger approval process the insurers have encountered.
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Copyright may be a serious hurdle to its being released in the near future.
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The decentralized market also adds another hurdle to an already complicated and sprawling investigation.
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Boroden saw the next hurdle in the weekly chart of the S&P 500.
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This latest hurdle will necessitate an open call for notaries nationwide on r/exmormon.
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Stigma isn't the only reason we're not getting help, but it's certainly a hurdle.
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His Pitttsburgh-based start-up, founded with Severin Hacker in 1083, tackles that hurdle.
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The second hurdle is what Donald Trump will be thinking at any given moment.
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The brand has also had a hurdle or two to get through since debuting.
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Switzerland, Greece and 18 other, mostly eastern European, countries have a final hurdle: sterilisation.
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But there's a hurdle to realizing the vision: Having the necessary rights to games.
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"I thought that the body of work was good," Hurdle said of his starter.
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Once the hurdle of constitutional amendments is overcome, Greece must then ratify the deal.
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When to record The first policy hurdle is deciding simply when the cameras record.
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She does confess that she thinks dress shopping will be a hurdle for her.
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The other big hurdle ahead is his vanquished rival, National Front leader Le Pen.
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C Chris Stewart (left hamstring strain) performed baseball activities Tuesday, manager Clint Hurdle confirmed.
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Our other hurdle was to choose a good method for reading the button press.
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If it can break above $112, the second hurdle comes at $116 to $121.
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But the price of e-textbooks continues to be a hurdle for many students.
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That might not necessarily apply to Square, but it does represent a potential hurdle.
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Go deeper: Netflix's reliance on big hits will be a hurdle for future growth
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But a survey by REITI, a think-tank, suggests the hurdle is even higher.
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It amounts to an "insurmountable hurdle" for prisoners seeking to challenge their execution methods.
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She added that the bank had not fully met one performance hurdle in 2016.
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The 60-vote hurdle made participation by the minority central to obtaining Senate action.
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Insufficient income is the No. 1 hurdle keeping many people from buying a home.
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The next hurdle is to find money, and unfortunately, it's going to be complicated.
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That left Zuma's signature as the final hurdle to it being signed into law.
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The 66-year-old Iger does face one possible hurdle to launching a campaign.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said it was not because of lingering issues with McCutchen's thumb.
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The first and second quarters, though, aren't so much of a hurdle to overcome.
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However, the deal between Walgreens and Rite Aid failed to clear the regulatory hurdle.
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Convincing regulators to allow fully driverless cars onto the streets is the next hurdle.
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"I love the fact that he drilled it to center," manager Clint Hurdle said.
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This would add yet another potential hurdle for innovative rural businesses to worry about.
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In the U.S., training requirements also are a hurdle for many would-be pilots.
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All the others bar JPMorgan trade below tangible book value, an even lower hurdle.
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It hit a hurdle when its inaugural partner, GoPro, delayed its "Jump-ready" camera.
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That's a steep hurdle for tinkerers working independently, and for companies just starting out.
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A continued lack of funding for smaller companies also remains a hurdle, Smirnova said.
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Uncoupling all of Facebook's apps would be a technical hurdle, to say the least.
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But the economy has fallen spectacularly short at the third hurdle: the labour market.
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A major hurdle to the merger is how antitrust regulators define the derivatives market.
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Another big hurdle the company is now trying to address is the language barrier.
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The resulting Senate hurdle of 60 votes to new tax cuts may be insuperable.
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But its very complexity is the biggest hurdle to making meaningful changes to it.
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"It's cleared the first hurdle," said Makoto Kikuchi, chief executive at Myojo Asset Management.
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This is not an impossible task, but it is a hurdle we must overcome.
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It might, especially if Mr. Trump crosses the acceptability hurdle at the first debate.
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Recalibrating the cost hurdle to, say, 8 percent would help laggards and standouts alike.
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Instead, travelers are being forced to clear a hurdle that need not be there.
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One remaining hurdle is the possible addition of a mental health bill from Sen.
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So, perhaps the biggest hurdle we are facing is a lack of political will.
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"It's just kind of overcoming that hurdle during games," Minnesota coach Richard Pitino said.
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"He didn't have his best stuff tonight," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of Kuhl.
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They ran promising tax reform, and we're sort of hitting a hurdle on that.
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The lawmaker also noted a potential regional hurdle for figures like Schiff and Swalwell.
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According to several surveys, finding qualified workers is the biggest hurdle facing businesses today.
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The second hurdle is "mens rea," a legal phrase to describe state of mind.
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But access to long-term funds in local currency has been a major hurdle.
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That's a formidable hurdle for emerging markets, which usually suffer when the dollar strengthens.
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One hurdle standing in the way is the lack of standardization, Fitch Ratings said.
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Crashing out at the first knockout hurdle is actually going to hurt this time.
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Still, production costs "pose a major hurdle," and much remains unknown about phage biology.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said Coke would provide multiple-inning depth in the Pirates' bullpen.
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Another big hurdle is acquiring talent — coders to build out these very sophisticated programs.
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To a large extent, their existing infrastructure is sufficient, presenting the most challenging hurdle.
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"The biggest hurdle is getting the hardware into the hands of consumers," Darling says.
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But those restrictions are a hurdle to any plan to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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But the biggest hurdle to creating quality VR film isn't the tech, said Brillhart.
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DM: The biggest hurdle used to be regulatory risk three or four years ago.
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He said with competing bikeshare companies, this particular hurdle actually makes them more cognizant.
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The big hurdle is the lack of trained technicians to fit the artificial limbs.
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Republicans, in turn, got rid of the hurdle for Supreme Court picks in 2017.
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Regulation is a big hurdle because it takes too long to pass, he said.
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A guideline hurdle rate is around 2% below the expected return for the fund.
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At least one deal hurdle — Washington's examination of foreign acquirers — has been pre-empted.
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Another entry suggested Christian Toro's arrest on the rape charges was a small hurdle.
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Yet that steadfast loyalty to Austen is also the biggest hurdle the book faces.
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For electric cars over all, one big hurdle is the availability of charging stations.
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One potential hurdle is the group of Republican lawmakers who fear growing the deficit.
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The trade war and Beijing's tariffs have been a hurdle for U.S. suppliers, though.
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It seems like it would be a high hurdle for any candidate to overcome.
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"The dynamic of the game changed," says Clint Hurdle, who manages the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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A big hurdle to winning bids though, is China's preference for its own companies.
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Authenticity on the show is the obvious currency, as well as its main hurdle.
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"Or put differently, the hurdle for the new administration is pretty low," he said.
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Bloomberg's absence from the debate stage is no small hurdle for the former Republican.
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He set his Sphero to go, but it stopped well short of the hurdle.
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Background: The major hurdle has been how to handle trade across the Irish border.
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But it's the long term that matters, and few funds cross that high hurdle.
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But there's an expense hurdle stopping target date funds from becoming socially responsible funds.
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But there's an expense hurdle stopping target date funds from becoming socially responsible funds.
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One big hurdle for the CCPA: laws are only helpful if they're actually enforced.
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Many rail customers cannot afford such cases which operate as an unacceptable regulatory hurdle.
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A key hurdle for lawmakers is figuring out how to meet their revenue targets.
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"The highest hurdle active managers face is their own fees — their compensation," Johnson said.
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Harassment doesn't need to be women's biggest hurdle for it to be worth tackling.
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A missing W-2 form is also a hurdle that may justify an extension.
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"If you challenge the blocking rule, they can't look at the tag," Hurdle said.
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In December, the proposal cleared a key hurdle, but it still needs final approval.
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If the legislation overcomes Tuesday night's hurdle, a final vote is expected on Wednesday.
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His biggest hurdle right now is they don't want to fall through the ice.
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Whether Booker and O'Rourke are able to create a moment is one hurdle, however.
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Another big hurdle for Boeing would be how to finance its sales to Iran.
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However, it's not clear that that presents any real hurdle to such a desire.
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But the police said there appeared to be no major hurdle for the event.
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Us trans guys have the added hurdle of undoing the work of female puberty.
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Figuring out which vehicle to use to protect DREAMers is only the first hurdle.
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If anything, age — across race — is going to be Sanders biggest hurdle in 2020.
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But perhaps the biggest hurdle is many states' requirements for changing a gender marker.
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Rebecca Weissbard, 22, of Long Island, was thrown from her horse when the animal hit a cross pole during the second hurdle in a 10-hurdle course at the Horse Shows in the Sun (HITS) competition in Saugerties, according to the Daily Freeman.
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With its dress code, Madison High has, perhaps, given its parents another hurdle to cross.
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Google's biggest hurdle to being taken seriously as a smartphone maker has already been overcome.
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Both teams overcame this hurdle with specially engineered systems published today in the journal Nature.
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The first hurdle is getting whatever company is hosting the images to effectively remove them.
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It's a major hurdle for designers who work with Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK) scripts.
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While adjusting to life in a wheelchair, he realized that stairs were his biggest hurdle.
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Passing at the ballot box would have just been the first hurdle for the initiative.
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Regionally, political unrest is perceived as a big hurdle in Africa (210%) and MENA (39%).
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In the United States, training requirements also are a hurdle for many would-be pilots.
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The state said it will amend its proposal in hopes of clearing the legal hurdle.
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In addition to taxes, Galit says the U.S.'s Federal Reserve System is a hurdle.
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"That guy, Ray, was really, really good tonight, and quick," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Image: Kristen V. BrownA lack of obvious usefulness, though, is probably the movement's greatest hurdle.
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"We got pitches to hit and we didn't miss them," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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His next major hurdle may be finding a judge who will preside over the case.
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And, again, when you have major precedents of the court, that&aposs a big hurdle.
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Cole then summoned a trainer and manager Clint Hurdle for a conference on the mound.
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"It put us in a bind, but I thought we responded very well," Hurdle said.
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But the Warriors were exponentially better last night, leaping their last major hurdle with ease.
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THAILAND CAVE RESCUE CLEARS HURDLE, DIVERS REACH PASSAGEWAY THAT MAY LEAD TO YOUTH SOCCER TEAM
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While not the final word, the recommendations are a new hurdle in the US's campaign.
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Rediscovery & Usage: After the install hurdle, most apps are just forgotten and never re-used.
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And that's the hurdle she's been unable to meet with anything she's presented so far.
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Still, "it's a really red state, so I think it's a high hurdle," she added.
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Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle deemed it "open season" on catchers after the play went unpunished.
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Yeah, and that brings us to another potential legal hurdle: keeping banking and commerce separate.
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However, non-celebrity women with fertility issues do have that very real hurdle to jump.
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He now often ranks as Tunisia's most trusted politician (admittedly a low hurdle to clear).
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I deeply, deeply believe in a capitalist system, you need a hurdle rate for investment.
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Creating a huge world is easy, filling it with enough variety is the real hurdle.
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Michael J. Fox has faced another health hurdle but is on the road to recovery.
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What emotional hurdle could they not get over that another contestant who lost 200 lbs.
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The Fed, however, is the first hurdle for the market, and it could cause volatility.
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It's also yet another hurdle they've faced in a still-struggling-to-be-inclusive industry.
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Both of those are likely to happen, so the Senate was the last major hurdle.
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That hurdle is surmountable, but what's really tough is legally filling Plex up with media.
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Donnery's nationality may also prove to be a hurdle in her bid for the job.
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And a big hurdle now is finding the talent to help build these driving systems.
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California has cleared its first hurdle to going from one state to three smaller states.
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Airy eliminates that hurdle for you by letting you download any video on your computer.
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Keith Hill said the biggest hurdle was finalising construction plans for a crude oil pipeline.
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Still, for a 5-9 guard with pro dreams, perception is always the highest hurdle.
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But as the campaign neared, they faced one minor hurdle: no one wanted their nomination.
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The union has since been blessed by eight regulators worldwide, but one hurdle remains: China.
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But they still have another big hurdle to face: Agreeing to a deal with Boxed.
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"The inability to get over that debt hurdle can be a pervasive problem," Rossman says.
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The fight to reform sexual assault policies on campus is facing a maddeningly bureaucratic hurdle.
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With an IPO under its belt this month, Snapchat has cleared its first major hurdle.
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That would likely be an impossible hurdle, given how firmly Democrats are opposed to it.
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Ng said what he called the "Chinese Stigma" is the biggest hurdle facing the project.
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The biggest hurdle with building tiny drones that can fly almost anywhere is powering them.
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Legislation to restore the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules passed a big hurdle Wednesday.
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Google's biggest hurdle with Allo may be convincing people that all this AI isn't creepy.
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But it's the funding question that will pose the highest hurdle — a dynamic Chao acknowledged.
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Having cleared this hurdle, they'll only need a simple majority to pass the tax plan.
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And his former mentor, Jeb Bush, is now his biggest hurdle standing in his way.
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That, in fact, has been the biggest hurdle in getting its cases to go anywhere.
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Gorsuch needs the support of 60 senators to clear a key procedural hurdle called cloture.
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"I'm just trying to get over this next baby hurdle," he told Chesky on Friday.
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And that's where AT&T's biggest hurdle lies: proving that their solutions will actually work.
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N is the biggest hurdle to completing the deal, investors and analysts said on Monday.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said the Pirates hope to keep him away from the disabled list.
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"The hurdle is really just getting the word out," said Lenore Anderson, coauthor of Prop.
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But it's not intimacy that remains the big hurdle in robot/human relations, Devlin says.
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But the results showed why the second hurdle will be much tougher to clear. Sen.
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Having reasonably good relations with Australia is perhaps the easiest diplomatic hurdle to jump over.
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But now she could face a new hurdle in traveling to visit family or friends.
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There could be a hurdle, however, for lawmakers looking to institute a national cyber policy.
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Since all of Westworld's hosts must be lifelike, weight would be a major design hurdle.
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Given Taillon's injury history, Pirates Manager Clint Hurdle cautioned against letting him finish the game.
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NASA's Mars program also faces a hurdle the agency is deeply familiar with: election cycles.
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"The BFG" was a huge hurdle for me — I'd never done a fairy tale before.
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"That being said, he still has to overcome the hurdle" of the family controlled shares.
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Republicans followed suit in 2017 and nixed the 60-vote hurdle for Supreme Court picks.
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Democrats in the Problem Solvers Caucus are proving to be the latest hurdle to Rep.
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"We have overcome that major hurdle of resistance, but 235,27.3 has proven tougher," Joy said.
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If Mylan clears the price and adjusted earnings hurdle, her payout will be far larger.
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If he makes it through his first hurdle, he'll face a tough challenge in Rep.
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But he has already cleared a high hurdle in getting developers back into the ecosystem.
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He spent eight seasons managing to become attractive—he can't fall at the final hurdle!
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However, their divergent economic platforms have represented a serious hurdle to alliance deals so far.
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The conditional approval by Chinese authorities is the last major regulatory hurdle for the transaction.
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The SEC's approval will be the last hurdle for MetLife to complete the Brighthouse spinoff.
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But turning out minority and new voters is not the only hurdle progressive Democrats face.
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But it does seem plagued by one logistical hurdle: No one answers their phone anymore.
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"Fresh" is the second hurdle confronting Harris: Donors here like to feel they "discovered" Buttigieg.
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Without McCain, McConnell could only afford to lose one GOP senator on the initial hurdle.
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He'll need to overcome the financial hurdle with major campaigns costing upward of $1 billion.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said he has talked with the team and Marte about his return.
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The even bigger hurdle is how well the thing actually works in the real world.
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However, the HoloLens 2's biggest hurdle is making it economically attractive to potential clients.
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The threat is yet another hurdle for May to clear before parliament votes on Dec.
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She will probably clear this hurdle, but European politics is fragmented and unpredictable these days.
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"I liked the domination of the bottom of the zone early," manager Clint Hurdle said.
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There's always another hurdle to go over, and it's fun to use that as motivation.
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"There is a hurdle if the donor and patient have an emotional bond," he said.
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"(Cubs starter Kyle) Hendricks threw the kitchen sink at him," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Sure this one had unique complications, but Broadcom's biggest hurdle was always its unwilling target.
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I felt that being the only Asian girl on my course added an extra hurdle.
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Yet the charged notion of likability remains a much higher hurdle for women than men.
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Actually I've made this statement before, that I don't think there's a technology hurdle there.
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Rejecting the null is a major hurdle scientists need to clear to prove their hypothesis.
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But the plan hit its first hurdle in September, as a compromise was coming together.
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Another hurdle, the report said, is a widespread perception that women are more competent caregivers.
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"The biggest hurdle is not seeing it in person, not holding it," Mr. Doyle said.
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In Montana, Democratic recruitment is facing an even steeper hurdle after Democratic term-limited Gov.
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It's wrong to think about literacy as just one restricted developmental zone, one arbitrary hurdle.
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One way to overcome this hurdle might be to put a temporary brake on p53.
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This year's census faces an unprecedented hurdle: the novel coronavirus outbreak sweeping around the world.
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But to abandon a client, especially a client in trouble, is a much higher hurdle.
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Age discrimination can be a major hurdle to employment for those 50 years and over.
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LML: Well, I can only tell you that it has passed our hurdle rate (Laughs).
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Despite the hurdle, Zverev said little would change in his approach at the next major.
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Nominee Randal Quarles cleared one hurdle Thursday when he was approved by a Senate committee.
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"There's room for improvement all over the place on offense," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Senators voted 28500-6900 on a procedural hurdle, with 2628 votes needed to move forward.
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A Prohibition-era law banning the sale of alcohol in the theaters was one hurdle.
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An even bigger hurdle may be the ongoing debate over ObamaCare repeal and replace legislation.
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Hostplus targets base fees below 1 percent plus a performance fee above a hurdle rate.
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Shelton replaces Clint Hurdle, who was fired on the final day of the regular season.
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Perhaps the biggest hurdle is the massive trust deficit between Senate Democrats and the president.
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There is one hurdle, however: Lyft and Uber aren't always keen on sharing their data.
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And that will be his biggest hurdle between now and the end of the month.
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Perhaps the biggest hurdle will be convincing the public that the whole idea isn't crazy.
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Cost is a major hurdle to becoming a pilot and training costs can top $80,000.
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Another big hurdle facing former inmates is a lack of relevant skills and work experience.
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And a lack of space isn't always the only hurdle you may have to jump.
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But lab-grown meat leads most skeptical diners to think of a big hurdle: taste.
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The hurdle for Democrats isn't to convince Republicans Trump did what he's accused of doing.
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"He eliminated the D.H., which is usually a middle-of-the-lineup guy," Hurdle said.
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The next step is approval by two Parliaments, a tough hurdle (The New York Times).
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So, facing a higher hurdle for itemizing, some taxpayers plan to "bunch" their charitable contributions.
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The court's decision is final and not subject to appeal but one legal hurdle remains.
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"I thought he pitched a very competitive ballgame," Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said of Kuhl.
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One hurdle could be thrown up by the U.S. Federal Reserve, which meets next week.
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To overcome that hurdle, Salesforce sources tech candidates through internal referrals, outside applications, and internships.
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Take academic preparation, probably the single biggest hurdle to student success, especially at community colleges.
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But the leagues themselves aren't the only hurdle: CBD still isn't legal in every state.
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But he didn't realize that in getting accepted he had cleared only his first hurdle.
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Some of the runners in the Democratic presidential race fell before reaching the first hurdle.
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The vote clears the last major procedural hurdle before a full House vote next week.
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Its construction is substantially complete, with the Lake Oahu portion behind the last major hurdle.
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"The higher the rate, the higher your hurdle for your investment portfolio is," Benz said.
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Trading blame Rao's hurdle right now are the Republican votes in a closely divided Senate.
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The bill also seeks to remove a major hurdle that prevents people from voting: work.
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He has interviewed seven times for managerial openings and has yet to surmount that hurdle.
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The long shadow of Chief Osgood's successes is not the only hurdle Chief Harrison faces.
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But some policymakers perceived tremendous environmental and public benefits if they could surmount that hurdle.
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The language barrier was the biggest hurdle, said Nilantika Adin, a midwife in the unit.
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Critic's notebook Harassment has long been a hurdle on the anchorwoman's rise to the top.
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Consider his description of the making of the traditional wooden fence called a wattle hurdle.
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In Washington one hurdle is all the breaking stories, which often happen in the afternoon.
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The umpires conferred and ejected Donaldson and Musgrove, then tossed Hurdle for continuing to argue.
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This places yet another hurdle in front of low-income women seeking reproductive health services.
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That's the real hurdle, Winkler claimed, more than how the courts interpret the Second Amendment.
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When it comes to tax cuts, PAYGO appears to be an insignificant hurdle to overcome.
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Then there's the hurdle of convincing a person to relinquish complete control of the vehicle.
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For a few, however, going public about their struggle is another hurdle that's worth tackling.
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The biggest hurdle that Simpson faces is social criticism, especially from such a long hiatus.
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KEY HURDLE The Justice Department investigation was seen by analysts and investors as a key hurdle the bank had to clear before it could focus on its growth strategy, which includes convincing the Federal Reserve to remove a cap imposed on its balance sheet.
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"He executed the game plan very well outside of three pitches," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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As Sandoe goes on to note, getting legislative approval for funding shouldn't be a huge hurdle.
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Consider each action you require of your user as one more hurdle they have to jump.
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"Where we are in the season right now, I felt (Brault) gave us (enough)," Hurdle said.
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The most talked-about hurdle in slaughter-free meat production is how to feed the cells.
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The experience became a huge hurdle he had to jump to produce the highly successful Deadpool.
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This announcement confirms that Aeva has made it past a critical hurdle in Audi's AV plans.
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Though they admitted that Chipotle lost some customers permanently, Ian Hurdle remained optimistic for the brand.
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And you'd also jumped the hurdle, so chances are you had a certain level of quality.
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Then, once you get a printer to work, there's the hurdle of working with 3D models.
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The Democrats had to clear the significant hurdle of the Republican party's 60-seat majority margin.
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Another hurdle: Several group leaders have cited Organizing for America, Barack Obama's nonprofit, as a model.
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The next hurdle is to win over the party's 124,000 members, who have the final say.
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He was speaking just after the government's cornerstone pension reform bill cleared a key congressional hurdle.
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Getting partners on board, especially from a hardware stance, is going to be Tanvas' biggest hurdle.
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That final hurdle would see Johnson's Brexit deal with Brussels last week turn into U.K. law.
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By interposing a software layer between farmers and their tractors, John Deere created a practical hurdle.
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"It's not that hard," he says, explaining that the bigger hurdle is finding the right emulsifier.
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"I'm a big fan of the starting pitcher handing the ball to the closer," Hurdle said.
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But getting doctors and pathologists across the country to order that testing is a significant hurdle.
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But the letter also mentions McConnell's real political hurdle: the Republican president of the United States.
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But perhaps the biggest hurdle in Mr Renzi's path is Italy's electoral system—or rather, systems.
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And I'm currently dealing with the most emotionally challenging, continuous parenting hurdle I've ever come across.
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But another factor relates to the "hurdle rate" companies use before they decide whether to invest.
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One big hurdle for the entire cloud gaming industry will be broadband limitations and data caps.
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But they did say an escalation of the U.S.-China trade war poses the biggest hurdle.
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The key hurdle: Even with Gates' backing, Likewise faces an uphill battle to get critical mass.
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If Johnson fails at the second hurdle, an extension to the October 31 deadline is likely.
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There were signs Thursday that the case in Maryland could make it past that first hurdle.
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Of course, should scientists find a way around that hurdle, there are still plenty of obstacles.
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But Amazon's biggest hurdle to growth isn't that another company might steal its e-commerce lunch.
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Trump's jobs program also faces a major hurdle created by his signature pledge to restrict immigration.
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In your opinion, what's the biggest hurdle facing the children of Hispanic immigrants in American today?
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"That's the reason we pushed (Niese) out there for the seventh," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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AC: You can't ignore Brexit entirely, clearly, but I wouldn't say it was a significant hurdle.
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Not having guests, the biggest hurdle is that our listeners only hear our voices every week.
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One source said Fortum had committed to work with Uniper's new management to remove that hurdle.
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The hurdle for the Fed is a lot lower than what the report gave us today.
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They get to keep the apartment, but making rent is going to be a constant hurdle.
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"The biggest hurdle to overcome is social anxieties and the desire to be accepted," he said.
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The prosecution's greatest hurdle is to prove that Carter's calls and texts alone constitute a crime.
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And as the head of the firm was ultimately the hurdle that I could not overcome.
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Minimum requirements would rise by about an eighth, but most banks should clear that hurdle comfortably.
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"So now, hopefully there shouldn't be any hurdle to overcome," one of the company's engineer's said.
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With the implant it will be one less hurdle for us as addicts to get over.
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Last week, the bill passed its first legislative hurdle and received support from the governing coalition.
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Which, depending on your finances, might be an easy hurdle, or one too high to cross.
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When it comes to saving for retirement, student loan debt may not be an insurmountable hurdle.
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Should he win the nomination, though, he will have to face another foreign policy hurdle: Trump.
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But being a million times too expensive is not necessarily the hurdle it used to be.
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Today, advances in transport and logistics mean that geography is less of a hurdle for traders.
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Ultimately, I feel like that, to me, was the hurdle of Mary Jane, if you will.
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SB 50 has cleared one committee hurdle, but has yet to emerge from the state legislature.
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Bank of America cleared that hurdle for the first time in six and a half years.
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