Brexit has made it tough to own stocks, Cramer said.
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We made it tough on Paul George, but you can't stop him.
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Their auxiliary guys really stepped up and made it tough on us.
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This made it tough to assess the BST bars' fitness for purpose.
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That focus on quality, unfortunately, made it tough to compete over time.
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This shifting strategy has made it tough for outsiders to value Berkshire properly.
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Then came the recession, which made it tough to bring institutional investors onboard.
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Rudy Gobert also made it tough for Houston to get into a rhythm.
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That, he once explained, made it tough for him to throw anything away.
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These sensory and social challenges made it tough for them to play any team sport.
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That made it tough for the Pride to rally once they fell so far behind.
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He added however that new regulation made it tough for bigger banks to acquire smaller rivals.
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That's made it tough for Wickr to gain the trust of the most privacy-conscious users.
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That made it tough to represent a trucking industry that's becoming increasingly diverse, he told me.
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Jordan made it tough for Utah to generate any sort of consistent rhythm around the basket.
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This made it tough for existing companies and new companies to get a foothold in the market.
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By the time such openness stopped making sense, massive growth made it tough to change basic services.
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Its filtered, non-chronological News Feed made it tough to follow real-time chatter about the game.
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"They did a great job, obviously, defensively and made it tough on us all night," Goff said.
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The protracted dispute has made it tough to lure would-be foreign buyers of residential or commercial space.
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Widespread piracy of porn films by those sites has made it tough for performers to earn a living.
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The Texas humidity and the Rangers' bats made it tough for Wright, who struggled with his knuckleball grip.
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Their absence made it tough for New York to keep up with Utah's efficient offense and tough defense.
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They also made it tough going for Young, who came in averaging better than 23 points per game.
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I was very physical from the beginning, made it tough for her out there from the very first point.
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With 20 offensive rebounds, No. 2 seed Cincinnati made it tough for the Panthers to ever get the ball.
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Today, Mr. Gordon had no spans, and this grid is sort of airy and spidery, which made it tough.
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Bunge warned investors in February that abundant global supplies made it tough to turn a profit on its core business.
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The disaster agency said the lack of a passenger manifest had made it tough to determine the exact number aboard.
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Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system has always made it tough for anyone other than the Conservatives and Labour.
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They played a simple game, they got pucks out and their forwards are fast, so they made it tough on us.
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A few years in, he suffered a knee injury on the job that made it tough for him to keep up.
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The slope of the greens and how quick they are this year has made it tough to judge the pace and lines.
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They came hard with five guys when they were down, they got a little life in this building and they made it tough.
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That has made it tough to capture candids, since, for the Clips to really work, it needs to be close to its subject.
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But, they left school early to pursue music careers, mainly because of NCAA made it tough for them to play and release songs.
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We'll concede that the way Lawrence delivered her dissastifaction wasn't ideal: Her attitude made it tough to see her side of the equation.
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The policy has made it tough for banks to profit from traditional business of borrowing short-term funds and lending them at higher yields.
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The Panthers made it tough on the Musketeers' three highly touted guards (16-for-42 from the field), but they combined for 48 points.
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"Incrementally, the volume speaks for itself, first pitch strikes were so efficient, but they (the Cubs) made it tough," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Nonetheless, the sluggish start to the year in terms of primary capital market and merger volumes has made it tough for investment banks to expand.
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But trading sales for ad-supported streaming and social media made it tough for anyone but the most established artists to earn a living wage.
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"Millennials faced one of the worst recessions in American history, which made it tough to find jobs, especially as older generations delayed retirement," he says.
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The Wild made it tough on Markstrom in the opening 21 minutes as they scored on three of their 231 shots on the All-Star goalie.
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The Trump administration has made it tough to have nuanced conversations, and so has Pai, whose proposed "light touch" rules are generally awful and paradoxically restrictive.
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The bull market has been creating great opportunities for betting against companies, or shorting stocks, but the overall up-trend has made it tough, said Chanos.
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"I thought it was a step forward for us simply because we played pretty good defense — we made it tough on them," Coach Jeff Hornacek said.
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While Australia and New Zealand have long expressed a close trans-Tasman relationship, immigration rules in recent years have made it tough for Kiwis to become Australians.
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But that did little to move the most entrenched opponents, and introducing it in an election year made it tough for lawmakers to support something so polarizing.
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Olympic champion -- and Subway spokesperson -- Apolo Ohno says Jared Fogle's child pornography scandal definitely rocked the company to its core ... and made it tough for the athletes.
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Wintle said the fund had about 3 percent of its portfolio invested in Canopy Growth and Tilray, though lofty valuations made it tough to justify buying more.
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"We played them hard, made it tough of them and got a couple of goals on the forecheck," said Kuhnhackl, who had his first career three-point game.
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While communication challenges made it tough for residents trying to get in touch with their families, it also threatened to pose a challenge to NGO delivering emergency aid.
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But they (South Carolina) just executed, they double teamed, they triple teamed Mot (Johnathan Motley) and made it tough to score the ball every time we caught it.
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It's a pretty good mix, really, if you like cutting your guilt with neurosis, but what made it tough is that both my parents are very old fashioned.
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More frequent and dramatic upgrades to graphics, displays, and processing on the PC side of gaming have made it tough for older, longer-lived console cycles to keep up.
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Ms. Stone, who stars in "Orange Is the New Black," spoke to one of our columnists about why Australia's strict libel laws made it tough to discuss the case.
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Diane Black (R-Tenn.) said that the current tax code was so complex that it made it tough for people to know the deductions they were able to claim.
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Friel, who has been an anchor at KTLA in Los Angeles since leaving Fox in 2013, writes that the incident made it tough to report on Trump's 2016 presidential bid.
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FIFA's problems have made it tough to sign new sponsorship deals and it faces a $108 million deficit for 2015, according to Suketu Patel of the independent audit and compliance committee.
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After Carson quit the race, Papadopoulos applied for a gig with Donald Trump, the GOP frontrunner whose toxicity to the party establishment made it tough for him to land traditional advisers.
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As the Gates Foundation discovered, a one-year paid leave offering ultimately proved too burdensome for the organization to sustain and made it tough for work to be effectively continued uninterrupted.
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Indianapolis made it tough on Baltimore, closing to 16-13 in the third quarter before Flacco threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Maxx Williams with 8 minutes 40 seconds remaining.
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His standing within the ethnic Uzbek community, estimated to make up about 9 percent of the population, has made it tough for Ghani to replace him, despite the concerns of foreign allies.
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Speaking of which, local newspapers were aflutter this spring when Buffett paid a visit to state lawmakers about a state law that made it tough for Berkshire's dealerships to conduct business there.
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Georgia Tech never trailed by more than five points until Usher's flagrant foul as the Jackets were aggressive on the boards and made it tough for FSU to get into its offensive sets.
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Grain merchants have struggled in recent years as a global oversupply of food commodities has made it tough to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing, and selling corn, soy and wheat.
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Several years of abundant grains supply on global markets have made it tough for Bunge and its rivals to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing and selling corn, soy and wheat.
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Justin Zhen, the cofounder of the alternative-data provider Thinknum, said the influx of participants in recent years has made it tough for consumers of alternative data to sort through all of their options.
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And while robos have managed to do a good job disrupting the space to a degree, their low-fee model, smaller average portfolio sizes and high customer-acquisition costs have made it tough going.
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"They came out hard in the second and third, put pucks to the net, put guys to the net and made it tough for Jake to see the puck," St. Louis defenseman Colton Parayko said.
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As a former professional athlete, businessman and fierce competitor, my sports background has made it tough to deal with the new American philosophy of embracing participation over winning, all in the name of being politically correct.
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Bunge has been seeking to get out of the sugar milling business in top-grower Brazil since 2013 as a supply glut has pushed prices lower and made it tough for industry participants to turn a profit.
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Bunge and rival grain merchants such as ADM have struggled as a global oversupply of food commodities has made it tough to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing and selling corn, soy and wheat.
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Shares in the British-based company fell more than 15% to 380 pence at 0740 GMT as it said higher prices made it tough to gain market share "versus full risk competitors with currency hedges" while maintaining margins.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - Aberdeen Standard Investments said on Wednesday it had suspended trading in two UK property funds after volatile markets made it tough to value their assets, joining a growing list of peers to do so.
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He wrote in his dissenting opinion that the prevalence of abortion regulations made it tough for him to argue that it should become an "unenumerated right," and concluded that, barring certain restrictions, states could legislate on the matter.
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Twitter and Facebook have made it possible for us to lob our opinions as soon the closing credits roll, but they've also made it tough to become giddily, utterly caught in the grasp of an immersive piece of art.
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ADM and rival grain merchants such as Bunge Ltd and Cargill Inc have struggled as a global oversupply of food commodities has made it tough to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing, and selling corn, soy and wheat.
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The sport's governing body said the March 13-15 event in Seoul cannot be staged on the planned dates and the "uncertain worldwide development" of the virus and logistical issues had made it tough to announce new dates or relocate it.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Alexis Pinturault of France burst out of the pack to claim the gold in the men's combined event at the Alpine World Skiing Championships in Are on Monday as the Swedish weather once again made it tough for the competitors.
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"There is quite a gap, in our opinion, between the price needed for sustainable profitability of existing coal assets and the price required to encourage new production capacity," he said, adding that environmental challenges made it tough to bring on new production.
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Walmart has appointed a former American Express executive to the newly created role of chief customer officer, focused on attracting shoppers and offering better customer service, at a time when competition in the retail industry has made it tough to retain shoppers.
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The final day featured a wild shift in weather, from sunshine in the morning to complete 16 holes of the third round, brief rain when they teed off in the final round, and wicked wind that made it tough to hole putts.
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The exchange, which grew increasingly tense, culminated in Warren emphasizing how the allegations facing Bloomberg posed an obstacle to his electability — and made it tough to draw a contrast between him and President Trump, who's been accused of sexual misconduct by more than 20 women.
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MSCI's decision was triggered by feedback from some of its clients - the world's largest investors - that a lack of liquidity in these stocks made it tough for fund managers to replicate MSCI's Hong Kong and China benchmarks, people with knowledge of these private discussions told Reuters.
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Grain traders have struggled as a global oversupply of food commodities has made it tough to turn a profit on buying, processing and selling corn, soy and wheat, though some have benefited recently from the volatility of the U.S. government's trade dispute with China, a major soybean importer.
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Deb Travis, who has been a service manager at Tekserve since 1995, explained to me that manufacturers' insistence on making laptops impossible to upgrade has cut into a key portion of Tekserve's business: By not making RAM or hard drives replaceable, Apple and others have made it tough for Tekserve to survive.
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This back-and-forth, which drew an audible reaction from the audience, culminated in Warren emphasizing how the allegations facing Bloomberg posed an obstacle to his electability — and made it tough to draw a contrast between him and President Donald Trump, who's been accused of sexual misconduct by more than 20 women.
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But he said a wide Republican field has made it tough to reach that mark, and "if I'm a few short and I have, you know, 1,200 or if I have 1,100 and somebody else is at 300 or 400 or 500, which is very likely going to be the case," he should be the nominee.
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But it was also a victim, in the early aughts, of the rise of "web 2.0" and the subsequent age of social media, and the emergence of a fully mobile internet that made it tough for the old guards of AIM, MSN, and Yahoo to compete with up-and-coming young whippersnappers like Snapchat, Twitter, or WhatsApp.
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Ms. Lempel puts together a four-part theme set based on ARTOO DETOO's name, in that all four words or phrases have two Rs and two Ds: 17A: SURFER DUDE 26A: ROGER MUDD 41A: NARROWLY DEFINED 52A: REAR ENDED It's a fairly disparate list, which made it tough to crack the theme while solving, but that's why it's a Tuesday puzzle and not a Monday.
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These memories, and the new crop of migrant stories on my news feeds, only added to the grief of losing my husband at the relatively young age of 44 — and to the anguish of raising our daughter alone and far away from my family, in a country that is legally my own but that has made it tough for me at times to feel that this is the country where I belong.
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De Sa: We Made it Tough for Ourselves Football411.com. 14 February 2013. Retrieved 15 February 2013.
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It took him 6 years to finance and finally make the movie. Controversies while screening the movie and after 1979 revolution towards archiving it made it tough for the movie to come out. In 2020, Scorsese Foundation restored the movie for Cannes 2020 to be shown in classics section of the festival. He also made The Green Fire in 2008 after years of not working.
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He achieved a 5% swing but this was not enough to unseat the sitting Unionist; He did not contest the 1924 General Election. He was Liberal candidate for the Northampton division at the 1928 Northampton by-election. The seat was a Unionist/Labour marginal which made it tough for a Liberal candidate. However, he managed to retain the level of support the party had won at the previous general election; He did not stand for parliament again.
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Dammam was founded in 1923 by the Al Dawasir tribe that migrated from Bahrain after King Abdul Aziz allowed them to settle within the area. The tribe initially settled in Khobar, which was chosen for its proximity to the island of Bahrain as the tribe had hoped to go back there soon, but the British made it tough for them to maneuver. However, this gave the population of Khobar a lift, together with the formation of close ties with the larger city of Dammam.
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The two teams had never played against each other before and Brora made it tough for Kilmarnock but the Premiership side ran out 4–0 winners. The draw for the quarter-finals was made on 11 February 2018 and Kilmarnock were drawn away to fellow Premiership side Aberdeen. After conceding an early goal at Pittodrie Stadium, Killie battled back and earned a replay at Rugby Park thanks to a Kris Boyd penalty. Kilmarnock's cup run came to an end in the replay at Rugby Park.
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This installment of the Peach Bowl was played through a steady rain. The teams combined for 14 turnovers (7 each) and 12 fumbles (8 lost). The sloppy conditions were a factor from the start, as NC State recovered a fumble by Iowa's Chet Davis on the game's opening kickoff. The Hawkeye defense made it tough, but the Wolfpack capitalized four plays later on Charles Davenport's touchdown plunge on 4th and goal. Iowa managed a field goal later in the opening stanza to bring the score to 7–3.
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His partnership with Eoin O'Malley in the centre gave Blues supporters and exciting glimpse of the future. The returning Irish internationals made it tough for Macken to hold down a regular spot but he set about delivering for the 'A' side in clashes against London Welsh and Pontypridd. Macken, capped 13 times by Ireland Under-20s, eventually reached the semi-finals of the B&I; Cup before the team were eliminated by Munster. He was recalled to the senior squad in January and February 2012 for three starts in the PRO12 and scored his second ever league try in a comprehensive 54–13 win over Edinburgh at the RDS.
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James's controversial and provocative image became troublesome sometimes. Famous for promoting the use of marijuana live in concerts during a time that simple possession could lead to a long term prison sentence, James was often threatened by cops in various cities that he would be arrested if he smoked marijuana on stage during performances of songs such as "Fire It Up" and "Mary Jane". According to Kerry Gordy, most Motown executives erroneously thought the latter song was a "simple cute love song to a girl" not knowing the song was about marijuana. James' overtly sexual bravado made it tough for him to be a bigger mainstream act.
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Under fire from a nearby apartment house, the Little Birds landed on the roof, dropped off the rescue team, and lifted off. Upon their return, heavy smoke made it tough to find the roof and the helicopters took heavy fire from a cellblock about 50 to from the landing site. Maj. Richard Bowman, a copilot, took a round in the elbow. His pilot took over the controls and landed the aircraft. The aircraft picked up the rescue personnel and headed back toward Howard AFB, but one MH-6 lost power as it left the roof, and crashed in the street below with minor injuries to the passengers, who were helped from the crash site by U.S. infantry soldiers.
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The prosecution had their work cut out for them as there was no evidence linking the gang to the crime at either the hijacking location at Sears Crossing or the robbery location at Bridego Bridge. This made it tough to establish their involvement in the actual robbery or even the conspiracy. The only evidence against the gang as a whole involved fingerprints of the gang at Leatherslade Farm, and most of these were on moveable objects as the gang had wiped down most surfaces. For Field there were no prints at the farm, but he had been involved in the purchase of the farm, although Lennie Field had acted as the purchaser (although he only paid the deposit) and Field's boss John Wheater, had done the conveyancing.
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