He said the twosome had no trouble bonding — quickly.
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Harper had no trouble identifying which character was her Dad's.
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Taron Egerton is having no trouble transforming into Elton John.
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So, you know, we have had no trouble attracting partners.
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The Fascists had no trouble taking power completely in Italy.
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Bear 409 looks like she had no trouble with that.
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"I have no trouble paying great people," Mr. Dachille said.
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The president would also have no trouble beating Arizona Sen.
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But Inzerillo believed it would have no trouble tracking players.
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Schultz would have no trouble financing a White House bid.
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Unlike me, he had no trouble moving in those slippers.
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Police were out in force but there was no trouble.
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The Timberwolves have no trouble imposing their will on offense.
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Yet Republicans should have no trouble reinterpreting the current moment.
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I had no trouble growing up having Romanian parents whatsoever.
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No collisions, no trouble, no spit, no blood, no nothing.
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A good step that Democrats will have no trouble supporting.
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Braves Manager Bobby Cox had no trouble accommodating his star.
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I've no trouble relating to conservative thought, philosophy or personalities.
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"There's no love, because there's no trouble," as Patterson intones.
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But proving the distribution itself is usually no trouble, Goldberg said.
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Quickly, Dr. King pacified the crowd and there was no trouble.
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Said she had no trouble at all getting her home loan.
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Pamela Anderson has no trouble getting candid about her sex life.
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I had no trouble talking to Siri, even in a crowd.
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The bank has had no trouble buying other sorts of gilts.
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That was the case for Hamill, who had no trouble compartmentalizing.
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The Patriots should have no trouble stopping New York's offensive attack.
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In years prior, teams had no trouble getting to away games.
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Moon apparently had no trouble making the trip because he drove.
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So you'd think Rae would have no trouble making herself heard.
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"They're happier, and they have no trouble eating now," she said.
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But sure, I would have no trouble voting for Mike Bloomberg.
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Caussin said he had no trouble believing Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh.
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We got the websites running again with no trouble at all.
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But the two-time cancer survivor has no trouble eating his cannabis.
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Briga Heelan has no trouble bringing it when it comes to comedy.
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You're going to work hard and you're going to cause no trouble.
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Tete can communicate over 200 words and has no trouble delivering dishes.
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Wealthy Gulf states like the UAE have no trouble repaying big loans.
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We have a feeling you'll have no trouble finding some replacement cheese.
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"She certainly has no trouble asking me for campaign contributions," he said.
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Encounters that used to give me no trouble are now intensely challenging.
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Obama should have no trouble holding his own among the gathered experts.
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Mr. Ehrenreich might have no trouble matching or surpassing Mr. Ford's charisma.
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Gardeners and botany enthusiasts, however, have no trouble making the necessary distinctions.
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The newly-hitched pair had no trouble with public displays of affection.
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In previous years, Hagej said he had no trouble with the police.
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Rob: Rob is having no trouble making a new friend at work.
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Mr. Litman had no trouble spotting the new face in the crowd.
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Brianne Kimmel had no trouble transitioning from angel investor to general partner.
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There's no trouble, however, picking Pile of Poo out of the crowd.
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Auriemma said he had no trouble juggling his UConn and U.S.A. Basketball duties.
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And Cardi had no trouble showing off the stunner on the red carpet.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the NFL crowd on a Super Bowl night are no trouble.
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Black Panther had no trouble conquering critics, fans, and the global box office.
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Rubin describes herself as an upholder who has no trouble creating new habits.
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Metro will just have to hope that there is no trouble this weekend.
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But for the most part, a user will get in virtually no trouble.
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With a 30-0 majority, she should have no trouble getting it passed.
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But for malicious hackers and legitimate security professionals, it's no trouble at all.
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Presented with data, the players have had no trouble buying in, Hurdle said.
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Randi will have no trouble finding a great traditional public school to tour.
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And I-- he-- you know, I-- would have no trouble-- being for him.
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The speaker is very quiet, but my kitty has no trouble hearing it.
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They've got a CEO who's quite well respected, no trouble on the horizon.
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I had no trouble getting up to my usual speed typing on it.
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Now, Beltz said, Kerber has no trouble focusing on the task at hand.
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Even with a thick waterproof case like my LifeProof, I've had no trouble.
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I had no trouble changing songs without missing a step while working out.
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Isabelle Kaplan should have no trouble volumizing her hair when she grows up.
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The reviewers found that it had no trouble handling food stains or oil.
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As unlikely as it seems, you'll have no trouble keeping these characters apart.
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Research. When men get sick, they have no trouble taking the day off.
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I have no trouble taking my body to a gym or starting line.
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But there was no trouble overnight and the streets were quiet on Saturday.
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In these graphic novels, the main characters have no trouble making new friends.
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After all of that work, Osaka had no trouble closing the third set.
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The digits are so large that I have no trouble seeing the time.
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The Pacers (26-22) still had no trouble keeping control of the game.
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"But sure, I would have no trouble voting for Mike Bloomberg," Buffett said.
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But-- sure, I would-- I--would have no trouble voting for Mike Bloomberg.
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For such a small drone, Spark had no trouble navigating a gentle breeze.
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He told her that when he showed military identification, he had no trouble.
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Still, it looks like they've had no trouble keeping in touch across the distance.
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But I've got two living in my flat that are no trouble at all.
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By the same token, older investors may have no trouble riding out turbulent markets.
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Lumpers once recognised a language called Hindustani; its disparate speakers have no trouble conversing.
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I've had no trouble voicing my issues with Jon Snow these last few episodes.
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No shade to Harrison, but I think she'd have no trouble taking the reigns.
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Memphis had no trouble finding its shot in fostering a strong first-quarter start.
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Law enforcement authorities will have no trouble getting to the bottom of what happened.
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Don't worry ... we're told everyone was on their best behavior -- no trouble, no problems.
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Such well-publicized balls of fluff seem to have no trouble finding furever homes.
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The alumni group had no trouble finding the original owner: it was Shawn McKenna's.
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We had no trouble picking frames that we liked and would continue to wear.
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The 12-year-old actress has no trouble capturing the emotional intensity of the song.
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In theory, Hillary Clinton should have no trouble appealing to primary voters in coal country.
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Despite angry cheesemakers, Mr Trudeau should have no trouble getting parliament to approve the USMCA.
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"In 2001, it was no trouble because we had some piece of democracy," he said.
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In fact, predatory bacteria have no trouble annihilating some of the most drug-resistant bugs.
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The Fifth Amendment and due process Trump has no trouble at all with authoritarian leaders.
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Ainge, even though Bird and McHale were his peers, had no trouble seeing past them.
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LG follows this to the letter, and I've had no trouble getting used to it.
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But there's one area of life where she has no trouble succeeding in: Vintage clothes.
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The Indigo Kitchen writes that they were delicious, and we have no trouble believing that.
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Well, the ever-exuberant Shelton has no trouble accepting a compliment from his lady friend.
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Saatva sent a crew to pick up its mattress, so there was no trouble there.
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If Barr believes in the rule of law, he should have no trouble giving it.
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There had been no trouble until Carrie's teenage years, when she became rebellious — and pregnant.
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You'll definitely have no trouble finding top names, like Serial, Fresh Air, or RadioLab, however.
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The plant has no trouble growing in soils that are little more than urban rubble.
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With our tried-and-true "burrito" method, you'll have no trouble getting the job done.
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Once you get the hang of it, you should have no trouble hitting the target.
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He had no trouble expressing animosity toward the "white devil," and he contemplated violent resistance.
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But analysts suggested Mr. Trump would have no trouble finding other ways to claim victory.
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With a 256 GB storage, you can house all your essential files with no trouble.
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So he had no trouble with the 6-foot-1, 176-pound, skinny President Obama.
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And yet the men who conned Jared apparently had no trouble getting through to him.
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Scheifele was left alone in the slot and had no trouble one-timing the shot.
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Thankfully, while Coconut has some trouble getting around, she has no trouble eating or attracting attention.
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My husband (with help from our son) unrolled it and set it up with no trouble.
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Despite her condition, she had previously gotten a tattoo on her right leg with no trouble.
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"Santiago goes to work with me and is so sweet — he causes no trouble," she continued.
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A theory that is asymptotically free is well behaved at high energies; it makes no trouble.
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The bend and snap whiz will have no trouble coming up with catchy slogans for all.
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With both indoor and outdoor options, you'll have no trouble perfecting your backstroke during your stay.
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Star players will have no trouble clearing these hurdles, but lesser-known talent may be excluded.
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New Delhi police deployed 3,500 personnel in the city on Friday but there was no trouble.
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I also have Friday Feels energy and surprisingly have no trouble getting myself up and out.
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"There are some things that they have no trouble putting on the credit card," he added.
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She knows blackmail has to be hit head on, and she has no trouble at all.
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George said she'd had no trouble dancing through the support acts, Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders.
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They had no trouble sorting out truth from blarney when it comes to all things Irish.
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" Shaw had no trouble with Petruchio's taming Kate "by the methods used in taming wild beasts.
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Chu says the agent had no trouble operating the devices — with the exception of the MacBook.
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Plus, it comes in 13 gorgeous shades, so you'll have no trouble finding the perfect match.
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We lose a few people to larger tech companies, but we have no trouble replacing them.
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His gesticulations offer hope that the Oscar nominee will have no trouble convincingly casting spells onscreen.
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I had no trouble imagining the lives of those Poverty Point residents from 3,000 years ago.
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Now a retired mechanic, Bill* passed several employer background checks over the years with no trouble.
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The dancers, some of the most promising in the country, should have no trouble keeping up.
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English is one of Ireland's two official languages, so English-speaking travelers should have no trouble.
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It should have no trouble financing essential imports, which run between $113bn and $211bn a year.
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I could get into this cat, but then I have no trouble making machines my friends.
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They had no trouble boarding the plane for the roughly six-hour flight to Hong Kong.
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I would say that it has no trouble being approachable and accessible, even if it's unconventional.
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In fact, many vehemently denied they were goth, but had no trouble spotting those that were.
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"I made those paintings, one after another, no trouble at all," de Kooning said of the period.
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Between the beignets, gumbo and po'boys, Steve Carell said he had no trouble gaining around 25 lbs.
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"Santiago goes to work with me and is so sweet — he causes no trouble," she told PEOPLE.
|
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But some legal experts believe the White House will still have no trouble drawing up a list.
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Her staff could stay on, though, so she'd have no trouble picking up where she left off.
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We could've made so much more money with no trouble by just being a little more leveraged.
|
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Overall, the show had no trouble compensating for the big draws that didn't come to the city.
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"He's a very kind, humble person so I'm sure he'll have no trouble finding work," Archbold said.
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" She said while she had no trouble touching down in the D.C. area, "It was pretty empty.
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I registered two fingers and had no trouble unlocking the laptop with one of them each time.
|
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And since he has no trouble punching through walls with his bare hands, that much is clear.
|
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If the response is anything to go by, BeeJay should have no trouble finding a new home.
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So while the force of Nadal's forehand is infamous, his watch should have no trouble keeping up.
|
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Liberals had no trouble urging the Supreme Court to overturn millennia of precedents against same sex marriage.
|
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Boston sports fans have no trouble identifying villains, from Magic Johnson to LeBron James and Roger Goodell.
|
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"Rising" reveals an exceptionally agile dancer who, it appears, has no trouble slipping between styles, effortlessly multilingual.
|
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AFTER: There would have been no trouble finding a seat at the red tables on March 16.
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He would have no trouble at the outset in simply declaring a national emergency, legal experts said.
|
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Many in Israel and around the world figured that the Mossad would have no trouble doing so.
|
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"The British have no trouble listening in to anyone's phone or going into anyone's house," he said.
|
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BUFFETT, ASKED ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE MICHAEL BLOOMBERG, SAYS: 'I WOULD HAVE NO TROUBLE VOTING FOR MIKE BLOOMBERG.'
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It had had no trouble climbing up so high, but it seemed terrified of climbing back down.
|
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See most people when asked this question have no trouble coming up with a situation involving love.
|
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Though she is white, she has had no trouble signing up patients from other races, she said.
|
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We visited mediocre places — one after the other — all of which were earning bids with no trouble.
|
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He had no trouble breaking into the movie business: His father was Prithviraj Kapoor, a famous actor.
|
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" She goes into labor in full makeup and a Chinese dressing gown, vowing to be "no trouble.
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Letter of Recommendation Hollywood would have no trouble adapting the story of how my last relationship ended.
|
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Universities have no trouble winning trust: many of them can call on centuries of experience and name recognition.
|
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You'll have no trouble fitting into a crowded train or elevator with the Isabella strapped to your back.
|
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About half of BillFixers' calls go to Comcast, and it reports no trouble with getting past Comcast's screening.
|
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Rivigo claims it has no trouble hiring drivers for the roughly 2,500 trucks it now owns and operates.
|
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Jalisco NorteWhile relatively new on the Dallas culinary scene, Jalisco Norte will have no trouble gaining local regulars.
|
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Despite the fact that this was a horrific, real event, Twitter has had no trouble finding comic relief.
|
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There were "robust bridge-to-bridge communications" during that time, but there was no trouble, the official said.
|
|
In those early, messy, months, Oval Office visitors had no trouble sliding mischievous documents onto the president's desk.
|
|
He added that room rates will be so reasonable that the hotel should have no trouble attracting guests.
|
|
There's no legal way to make him care, so he will have no trouble bullshitting right past it.
|
|
I'm not a regular smoker by any stretch but I had no trouble inhaling and enjoying the experience.
|
|
"When black athletes peacefully protest racism and police brutality, Trump has no trouble summoning his outrage," Meyers said.
|
|
If the Twitter response is anything to go by, BeeJay should have no trouble finding a new home.
|
|
Government had no trouble financing those deficits with inexpensive borrowing then, and there's no sign of trouble now.
|
|
And yet men can be old, gray and wrinkled and have no trouble being seen as sex symbols.
|
|
The service has no trouble recruiting, but is losing its pilots to airlines that can offer bigger paychecks.
|
|
That seems like a bit much, even from a president who has no trouble antagonizing just about everyone.
|
|
With Towns watching helplessly from the bench, Utah had no trouble generating enough offensive momentum to surge ahead.
|
|
It's really no trouble for the computer — you train it so it values parity between non-relevant attributes.
|
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That means most of the companies that took out these loans are having no trouble with their payments.
|
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He had known the McNair twins since high school and said he had no trouble telling them apart.
|
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Mr. Gomes hopes that his friends and family will have no trouble popping over to see him perform.
|
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He understands the problems of people at the low end ... I would have no trouble being for him.
|
|
But Frank Sinatra had no trouble applying the songs, or their emotions, to Ava Gardner or her successors.
|
|
He also said he'd have no trouble voting for more moderate candidate Mike Bloomberg in the presidential election.
|
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And Republican litigants will have no trouble shopping for district judges who will come down on their side.
|
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The key psychological insight here is that people have no trouble turning any information into a coherent narrative.
|
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The Bulldogs had no trouble shredding the Blue Raiders' press and hit 21 of 292 291-point attempts.
|
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There are hundreds of styles, so you should have no trouble finding a good fit for your giftee.
|
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Her facility with reading English and responses led them to believe she had no trouble with the language.
|
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If you watched television in the 1970s, '80s and '90s, you will have no trouble with this theme.
|
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At night, when he stops taking calls and visits, Mr. Guaidó said, he has no trouble falling asleep.
|
|
In any case, artists seem to be having no trouble adapting the medium to a more contemporary sensibility.
|
|
I had no trouble installing the skill in the Alexa app, but the voice commands just didn't work consistent.
|
|
But it is expected to face no trouble quickly raising money due to its past success, including at Uber.
|
|
"If those cells are still attaching and grafting and surviving, then healthier cells should have no trouble," Mohanty said.
|
|
She's kept the photo up despite the comment, and has no trouble finding love in a post-Bachelor world.
|
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The gorilla had no trouble getting a handle on the instrument and was soon strumming it on her own.
|
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With the advance publicity that Mr Penn has helped to generate, the film should have no trouble finding backers.
|
|
Ultimately, we had no trouble picking out styles we liked and loved the look and fit of the suits.
|
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Meadows said he would have no trouble voting against the defense bill because of what it is packaged with.
|
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The cause of the congestion was unclear, but it was obvious that I'd have no trouble making my flight.
|
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Despite his very troubled history, Kelley had no trouble accumulating the firepower necessary to carry out the horrific shooting.
|
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Medvedev, the World No. 8, had no trouble with Khachanov in the first set, cruising in just 23 minutes.
|
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It's a tall order, but one that these 10 K-beauty skin-care products clearly had no trouble achieving.
|
|
Republicans maintain their supermajorities until next month, so they will have no trouble obtaining the vote for an override.
|
|
A President Trump would have no trouble — and would be well within his rights — relieving individual generals of command.
|
|
We could walk through the city, anywhere at any hour, and there would be no trouble he couldn't manage.
|
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Donald has had no trouble finding ladies since the racist scandal back in 2014 that led to his ousting.
|
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The police kept the crowds apart, and there was no trouble at the event, which was caught on video.
|
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At the same time, the Danes have no trouble stepping outside worldly realms and into zones of rapt contemplation.
|
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Unlike weather stations down on terra firma, these satellites have no trouble watching electrical current zip between distant clouds.
|
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As narrative fiction, it had no trouble dipping in and out of the singular consciousness — Junior's — at its center.
|
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Weird how on weekends getting up this early is no trouble since I have the Sims waiting for me.
|
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The reviewers found it had no trouble supporting a twelve-foot tree and required minimal effort to set up.
|
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Through five rounds Woodley's hands were always ready for the high kicks and he had no trouble with them.
|
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Despite the St. Louis trouble, Alterra President Mukemmel "Mike" Sarimsakci said he expected no trouble with his Dallas project.
|
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But with a game face like Adele's, clearly she'll have no trouble wrapping up her tour with energy to spare.
|
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The two are feeling good going into dinner portion, and seem to have no trouble opening up to each other.
|
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The Spectre x360 has no trouble lasting through an entire workday with the display's brightness set to a comfortable level.
|
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Aston has no trouble selling out limited edition versions of its cars like the Vantage to acclaim from its customers.
|
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The bench had no trouble keeping the large gap and held the Nets to 15 points in the fourth quarter.
|
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On both of the nights that I took it, I had lucid dreams, and no trouble falling back to sleep.
|
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But even at that price, Tony Boloneys pizza and sub shop in New Jersey is having no trouble selling it.
|
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But Chalamet has no trouble getting close to his competition — and even invited himself over for Christmas at Grant's house!
|
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Leah has no trouble having son after son, but her sister, Rachel — the woman whom Jacob loves — can't get pregnant.
|
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Certainly, Salesforce chairman Marc Benioff has no trouble seeing the connections between his two big purchases over the last year.
|
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Thankfully, the shelter has had no trouble finding enough eager foster families to take the dogs in while they recover.
|
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ET. (CNN)Republicans should have no trouble not only holding their Senate majority in the 21 elections but growing it.
|
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Meanwhile, his Mets counterpart, Terry Collins, had no trouble keeping a smile on his face at his postgame press conference.
|
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Once in my ears, the Galaxy Buds were supremely comfortable and I had no trouble selecting a good ear-tip.
|
|
While she was always portrayed as having difficulty with speech, this adaptation seems to have no trouble bantering with Harley.
|
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Go ahead and plan your next trip, and you'll have no trouble getting your mind flowing back into the zone.
|
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Legislators had no trouble with Walker interpreting the laws they passed, but Evers will now face scrutiny for his interpretations.
|
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Mick Jagger and Keith Richards had no trouble entering Studio 54 for free, but their other bandmates had to pay.
|
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The second is that those illegal immigrants have no trouble getting a job and government benefits once they get here.
|
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Alibaba's track record suggests that when the time comes, it will have no trouble pulling off another act of conjuring.
|
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"Some people can drink very heavily and get into no trouble whatsoever," he told The New York Times in 1989.
|
|
But raising money from individuals was easy; he had so many rich friends, and he had no trouble asking them.
|
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She had 82 wins, but she would have won over 100 with no trouble if she had stayed on tour.
|
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Lehane has always written wrenching female characters into his stories, and he has no trouble giving center stage to one.
|
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It collapses into the included keychain, meaning your favorite VSCO girl can take it on the go with no trouble.
|
|
"Robert has had no trouble with other inmates, and I don't expect him to," said another Kelly attorney, Mike Leonard.
|
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The conversation was boisterous and sometimes loud, but Hammons, who never raises his voice, had no trouble making himself heard.
|
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Mickelson made only two birdies, but he had no trouble during a 6-and-5 victory over J. B. Holmes.
|
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You can evict us, no trouble, in many jurisdictions that inexplicably continue to offer no protections to LGBT renters in 2016.
|
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Plenty of their earless relatives—species that lack parts of their outer and middle ears—have no trouble with sonic communication.
|
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While Metz has no trouble breaking out into song on red carpets, she admitted doing it on set can be daunting.
|
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Fifth-seeded German Julia Goerges had no trouble advancing Thursday, defeating Russian Ekaterina Makarova 6-4, 63-2 in 89 minutes.
|
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They have no trouble seeing what China gets: an opening to the sea for its landlocked south-western province of Yunnan.
|
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Frank had no trouble getting on the little dog's level and providing the senior with the healing friendship he desperately needed.
|
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The product also comes in numerous different shades, so you'll have no trouble finding the perfect match for your skin tone.
|
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Of course he had no trouble doing so—it had been a very scary experience for him, I'd gone completely feral.
|
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Even though I'm bald, I've had no trouble finding people – all women – willing to test drive the Dyson Supersonic with me.
|
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For better or worse, his charisma and name recognition mean he will have no trouble standing out from the Democratic crowd.
|
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There's no trouble in paradise for Tamar Braxton and her husband, Vince Herbert ... at least that's how they're making it seem.
|
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That said, Lisa Hornby, portfolio manager, fixed income at Schroders said the U.S. central bank should have no trouble raising rates.
|
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Even in an uncertain market, top venture firms seem to have no trouble locking down huge capital commitments from their investors.
|
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As heavy rain turned to snow, they said they expected no trouble during the eviction, despite a heavy law enforcement presence.
|
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Liverpool will have no trouble filling those premium seats, such is the restricted supply and high demand for Premier League tickets.
|
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As soon as she crawls through and gives her teammate slack, Angela bosses through her wall with no trouble at all.
|
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Bird expert Kenn Kaufman had no trouble identifying the animal, a type of gull (there are some 50 species of gull).
|
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That suggests that Europe, too, has no trouble feeding itself despite being three times as densely settled as the United States.
|
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It has surprisingly loud output and, in my experience, had no trouble filling the various rooms in my house with sound.
|
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And considering his sweet disposition, staff think he'll have no trouble finding a home and will eventually be up for adoption.
|
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"I think the vast majority of people who go on this diet will have no trouble with their cholesterol," Weiss said.
|
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Despite a tight labor market, Shufelt said he has had no trouble finding talent and hasn't needed to post job ads.
|
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As expected, Tiberi had no trouble holding the seat, garnering about two-thirds of votes cast in his last three campaigns.
|
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Despite the size of the Time Warner purchase, AT&T says it will have no trouble taking on the additional debt.
|
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We're told she got in with no trouble, along with her son, Kevin Jr., and they kicked it with Snoop Dogg.
|
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Trump supporter John Phillips, a KABC radio host, said that the real estate mogul will have no trouble fielding talented help.
|
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Replacing him was right-wing Republican Claudia Tenney, who won with ease in a district that Trump had no trouble in.
|
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In fact, the clip seems to have made her even more popular on Twitter — something she's had no trouble with anyway.
|
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Dedmon, at 7 feet, is just three inches shorter than Porzingis, so the Atlanta center had no trouble getting physical inside.
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California, for example, has had no trouble attracting a robust set of insurance plans that want to sell on its marketplaces.
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She had no trouble carting her milk out of the prison in the brown paper bags that inmates' medication came in.
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Most gun owners are law abiding, just as many people have no trouble taking narcotic painkillers according to the prescribed instructions.
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In a war of attrition, the momentum is all with the Taliban, who seem to have no trouble replenishing their forces.
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" As they observed Gillian dancing with abandon, she recalled, the doctor said: "There is no trouble with this child, Mrs. Pyrke.
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A police report states that surveillance videos show her walking "with a steady gait" and with no trouble keeping her balance.
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The spunky cat has no trouble getting around and is just as fast as his four-legged friends at the rescue.
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According to Today, they also decorated the building for Easter this year and had no trouble thinking of a Halloween theme.
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But existing 1D users should have no trouble acclimating themselves to the new model as the overall layout is very similar.
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However, do recent events show that the unscrupulous with avaricious intentions have no trouble swindling the system to gain financial advantages?
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Anyone interested in the future of the Democratic Party had no trouble sticking through all two hours of this latest one.
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But it has had no trouble recruiting new families unbothered by or even interested in the vegan aspect of the school.
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BRIAN SEIBERT Justin Peck seems to have no trouble whipping up expansive, effervescent ballets that hum with the energy of youth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the aftermath of President Trump's election, poets have had no trouble articulating their discontent.
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New video shows the rapper wanted no trouble with a guy who kept following him over the weekend in Stockholm, Sweden.
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"I took home economics in high school because I knew with sewing, I would have no trouble getting an A," Heft said.
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Pardi originally came up with the idea in conversations with Young and Rich; he had no trouble getting all to sign on.
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I'm not credentialed, but I walk in with no trouble at all and order a vodka and pineapple from the cash bar.
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When Venus forms a trine (120-degree angle) to Saturn on the 7.993th, you'll have no trouble asking for what you need.
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He'd noticed that Gio was funny and confident around other boys, the type of kid who'd have no trouble making new friends.
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But there will be a lot of new fans who have never seen it before, and they'll have no trouble dropping in.
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But if you come up with a plan or a schedule, and some rules and boundaries, you should have no trouble thriving.
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Relief work from Robert Gsellman and Seth Lugo, former starters who have no trouble throwing multiple innings, has eased the burden somewhat.
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Given its subscriber growth rate, Spotify should have no trouble keeping its lead as the biggest paid music streaming service over Apple.
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Wild brumbies, for example — a non-native breed of wild horses — have no trouble trotting across the scalding landscape with their hooves.
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While M.J.'s shoes are be big ones to fill, from the looks of Zendaya's first shoe line, she'll have no trouble.
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While some pet parents might pass over Cherish because of her differences, the pooch herself has no trouble handling her health issues.
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Mr Sanders had no trouble brushing off his patchy history on gun control because his progressive bona fides were not in doubt.
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Even if neobanks take time to make profits, they have no trouble raising capital from investors, says Mark Bailie, Bó's chief executive.
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I had no trouble at all with the setup process, and was using the earbuds within a matter of minutes after unboxing.
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It was riveting to watch them in action, something those who listen to their vivid recording will likely have no trouble imagining.
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Wasserstrum had no trouble listing several ways that the unconventional practice has helped his business, including the opportunity to provide impromptu mentorship.
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I had no trouble reading its display indoors, but reading it in bright daylight, especially from the side, was next to impossible.
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Both approaches have their drawbacks; I prefer the look of Huawei's UI but I had no trouble getting used to either one.
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Other details are few and far between, but Studio Ghibli fans are having no trouble filling in the gaps with their imaginations.
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Again, I have no trouble believing that — but it doesn't prove that cold weather makes you more likely to get a cold.
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The majority in the Supreme Court had no trouble rejecting Justice Scalia's arguments, which were palpably absurd in the wake of Watergate.
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Nadal had no trouble dismissing No. 235 Benoit Paire of France, 6-1, 6-4, 6-1 in 13 hour 36 minutes.
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But it has no trouble identifying Bieber's song, likely because there are other percussive elements always layered on top of the sample.
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Netflix's films had no trouble winning nominations during this year's awards season — it just had a hard time turning nominations into trophies.
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"Lads' loves" is meant to hint at LASSES, and should be no trouble for those who think primarily in cis-heterosexual terms.
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No one doubted Calvin Harris would have no trouble attracting women, but most people assumed he'd try to score one at a time.
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He has found, for example, that people with the condition have no trouble recognizing faces, or distinguishing pictures of people smiling and frowning.
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The 29-year-old Nurmagomedov once wrestled a bear as a child and he had no trouble busting open a clearly overmatched Iaquinta.
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The 17-year-old actress told People about the most recent time she was starstruck and had no trouble relaying the hilarious details.
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With its broad range of world-beating industries, Japan should have no trouble at all to sell - and outsell - anybody on world markets.
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The game features characters of deep mahogany shades, rocking hoop earrings and big hairdos who have no trouble standing out in their environment.
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Kelly lined a 13-1 pitch from Colten Brewer (0-1) to left field as Nick Ahmed had no trouble scoring from second.
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Four of those first five Creighton buckets were layups or tip-ins as the Bluejays had no trouble racing past St. John's defenders.
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As Trooper Lewis patrolled the roads of Orange County, from Kiryas Joel to Wallkill, he had no trouble finding people talking or texting.
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Virginia If you live in Virginia you will have no trouble finding a vet, as there are over 2,500 veterinarians in the state.
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The move to the cloud really has made data more accessible, and for the most part the FBI has no trouble getting it.
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But now she's back—and clearly having no trouble making young people everywhere's greatest fear—wasting their youth—sound sexy and hella moving.
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And since it's cruising alongside take-no-prisoners Pluto, we'll have no trouble dropping those draining tasks and energy vampires like hot potatoes.
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Clinton, on the other hand, won the nomination thanks to overwhelming nonwhite support, and will have no trouble hitting hard on this issue.
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This thing also has a 12.5-mile range, so safe to say you'll have no trouble covering some ground to show it off.
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I have no doubt that if Mr. Trump is elected president, Mr. Putin will have no trouble keeping him dancing to his tune.
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Some people Amabile interviewed had no trouble putting their jobs behind them, but most struggled, especially people who strongly identified with their professions.
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Based on the classic children's book, the 2000 movie starred Jim Carrey as the titular Grinch, and had no trouble finding an audience.
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The student cast had no trouble coordinating their actions without music, but they struggled to find and reveal themselves in Robbins's exposed setting.
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But while he had no trouble getting his car certified by the Romanian Automotive Register (RAR), he had a different experience in France.
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Spinning on their hands, springing into back flips and catapulting each other into the air, they had no trouble bringing down the house.
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Basically, Hannah Ann was totally shafted, something she had no trouble expressing to Peter as even his mother, Barb, applauded from the audience.
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Which signals a final takeaway from this speech: Hillary Clinton will have no trouble persuading Obama to campaign hard for her this fall.
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"I've always said one of the reasons I've worked for so long is that I'm no trouble," she told The Guardian in 22001.
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The restaurant upstairs has continued to thrive, and he has had no trouble booking more than 700 shows a year in the basement.
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Negan would have no trouble bashing Gabriel's skull in and calling it a day, particularly there in the confined space of the trailer.
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But in Blacksburg, one voter had no trouble picking out what she thought were O'Rourke's "three main issues": guns, immigration, and climate change.
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We turn in our rental car with no trouble (goodbye swaggin' wagon) and head up to the shuttle and the Spirit airlines kiosk.
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In an interview with Billboard magazine, he said he had no trouble critiquing contestants and didn't worry about what they thought of him.
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I made both Viator bookings using my Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card — both in U.S. dollars — and faced no trouble making these changes.
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Even Isabel admits that when she was in elementary school and in the beginning of middle school, she had no trouble asserting herself.
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Mexico has no trouble importing gasoline from refineries on the United States' Gulf coast, says David Shields, an energy consultant in Mexico City.
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While the major contenders -- Biden, Warren, Sanders, Buttigieg, Harris -- should have no trouble clearing that hurdle, it gets dicier beyond those top five.
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While many people denounced such admiration or were bewildered by it, Ms. Stewart had no trouble with it from her radical-left perspective.
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Unlike many actors whose expertise derives from movies, she has no trouble fully inhabiting, and projecting, even a jury-rigged character like Chloe.
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Next time, he'll have no trouble assuming this tiny (but important) responsibility — and the broader range of administrative tasks that college life requires.
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Kelly lined a 1-1 pitch from Colten Brewer (43-1) to left field as Nick Ahmed had no trouble scoring from second.
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Sarah Silverman has no trouble recalling her most awkward on-camera encounter — which, contrary to her standard comedic hijinks, was not at all funny.
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I've been able to get two days between charges with light usage and had no trouble making it a full day with heavy usage.
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This may be a significant demerit for some users, but I have no trouble with it and again, it will last for many years.
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A sparkling celebration of the female anatomy big and bold enough that even the most clueless sexual partner would have no trouble finding it.
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The controllers' motion seems as accurate as the headset's, and I've had no trouble stretching my hands to the side or above my head.
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"I have no trouble believing they're here for the long term," said Andrew McAfee, a scientist with the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy.
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When the justices last ruled on the matter in 2014, they found no trouble with a town board launching its meetings with Christian prayers.
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While Skarsgård promises to stay by her side, it looks like this female character has no trouble defending herself, or slipping into various identities.
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Rahm said he had had no trouble adjusting to the quicker Southwind greens after the relatively slow putting surfaces at last week's British Open.
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No. 5 Villanova has no trouble with Nicholls State PHILADELPHIA — The official statistics showed that Villanova's young team shot 58 percent from the field.
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Renan Barao had a great right low kick just like his teammate Jose Aldo, and Stephens kicked with him with no trouble at all.
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Thanks to their keen noses, most of these lucky dogs had no trouble sniffing out their treat-filled eggs and baskets overflowing with toys.
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An example: when Beyoncé's Lemonade premiered on HBO, I assumed I'd have no trouble watching and recording it at the standard American time. Nope!
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Mueller had no trouble with that dictatorial doctrine — even though the same claim spurred one of the articles of impeachment crafted against President Nixon.
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"I think the vast majority of people who go on this diet will have no trouble with their cholesterol," Weiss previously told Business Insider.
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Groups like the conservative Club for Growth, for example, had no trouble overlooking his bombast if he was willing to write them a check.
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The 10-year Treasury yield can get to 3.5 percent with "no trouble at all" for stocks, strategist Samantha Azzarello told CNBC on Tuesday.
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This stands in sharp contrast with Justices Samuel Alito and John Roberts, who had no trouble telling the Senate that they agreed with Griswold.
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This being the pre-drug-database '90s, the Florida resident had no trouble going from doctor to doctor, getting one prescription filled after another.
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It has no trouble with it, which isn't a total surprise because all of the words in the puzzle are obviously in my database.
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We have no trouble falling and staying asleep, and we'll wipe out in the middle seat in economy before the plane even takes off.
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The decline in visitors was most glaring during the day, when there was no trouble getting a parking spot at the most popular beaches.
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We had no trouble generating media attention and stimulating action from disaffected Democrats, but did not convince any Republican electors to switch their votes.
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Rising lightweight Ryan Garcia had no trouble running his record to 17-0 with 15 knockouts by stopping Braulio Rodriguez in the fifth round.
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When religious conservatives in Alabama had no trouble voting for a credibly accused pedophile during December's special Senate election, I voiced the same accusation.
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What's more, the poster to this account clearly has no trouble making a hostile statement about former Vice President Biden and other older politicians.
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But I found that the SX12 had no trouble with a heavy business workload, and it was able to keep itself cool, albeit loudly.
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It connects to an app that boasts a user-friendly interface, so you'll have no trouble managing your home surveillance even from far away.
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Forward Paul George missed his fourth straight contest with a strained left hamstring, but the Clippers had no trouble dominating the Magic without him.
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I personally have no trouble joining up but I acknowledge the fact that my opinion on this topic is very unpopular throughout my generation.
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He has talked about how he has, in the past, had no trouble getting things done, making tough decisions, and being a winner himself.
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While she had no trouble busting out a belly dance or a waltz, the actress came up short when asked to do the Running Man.
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Trump told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday that he was having no trouble recruiting people for one of the most powerful jobs in Washington.
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The royal had no trouble critiquing the rival teams of chefs, who were taken with cooking mackerel with citrus dressing, sesame seeds and heritage carrot.
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Personally, I have no trouble believing that this FCC ignores informal complaints, but I see no reason it should be allowed to codify its negligence.
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You can double-tap either pod to call up Siri, and she had no trouble hearing me — and only me — in that loud, crowded room.
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Some countries have no trouble with that: America's existing landfills, for example, have 20 years' worth of capacity left, according to NSWMA, the industry group.
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And even though Beyoncé wasn't around to lend her vocals this time, Eminem had no trouble commanding the stage with his intense, introspective performance.
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I'm not an experienced drone pilot by any stretch of the imagination, but I had no trouble flying the thing in the strong mountain winds.
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I'm also not surprised that women who've reached the pinnacles of their careers in restaurants claim to have had little to no trouble with sexism.
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Before, when I've been asked for my identification, it was only at the airport and I have showed my driver's license and had no trouble.
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The Starbucks mobile app has more than 16 million active users, according to the company, so its playlists should have no trouble finding an audience.
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I'm none of these, but I did find that the drone had no trouble keeping up and tracking me as I ran across a field.
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And while it specializes in a mosaic of businesses, Cramer noted that Illinois Tool Works seems to have no trouble managing them under one roof.
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Lowe had no trouble finding success on television, anyway — after turning down the role, he starred on Brothers & Sisters, Parks and Recreation and The Grinder.
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Paying my health insurance bill, giving the dog her medicine, returning an email to my grandmother: stuff I'd had no trouble remembering to do before.
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I walked them through setup and cued up the video, but once it was on, they had no trouble interacting with the 360-degree experience.
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With all those several mechanisms and all that electricity scattered through, you can buy a car and drive it ten years with practically no trouble.
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He had no trouble recruiting parishioners to return with him to the Case Farms plant in Morganton, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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That's why Wardle said he can't afford to pay for all speakers to attend, but he had no trouble finding people who wanted to participate.
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I didn't buy his claims of innocence, but when he said that he refused to rat on his friends, I had no trouble believing that.
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Her mother, Reeda Abu Eid, said there had been no trouble before her daughter left the family home, a tent in the Palestinian village Anata.
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In the beginning of the show's first episode, he has no trouble getting the attention of his soon-to-be obsession and love interest, Beck.
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In my experience, most hotels have plenty of rooms open and concierges have no trouble pushing checkout times by an hour or two to accommodate.
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McCollum sits in the safest Democratic district in the state, so the party would have no trouble holding it if she left for the Senate.
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Callaway said later that Syndergaard had become tired and that he had reported no trouble with the finger that put him on the disabled list.
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If your memories are erased because someone attacks you with a club, a court would have no trouble characterizing the episode as a violent incident.
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But if your mother told you years later that you were sent home for hitting a classmate, you would have no trouble grasping the story.
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And we have no trouble anthropomorphizing — that is, attributing human-like properties to non-humans like animals and objects — technology that looks nothing like us.
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On its own, the Smart Clock is perfectly fine, and I could see a lot of people having no trouble spending $80 for what it does.
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The law is designed to target what Avia called "easy hate speech," content that is so clearly offensive the platforms should have no trouble spotting it.
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The schools have no trouble recruiting staff for this age group because, unusually, preschool teachers here are paid the same as those for older age groups.
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He is Taiwan's richest man, with an estimated fortune of $7bn, so he should have no trouble funding the campaign for president he announced last week.
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Travis Scott wants you to know that when it comes to his relationship with Kylie Jenner, there is no trouble in paradise—or rather, in Astroworld.
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"I would much rather be here," he says, talking warmly of support from the local mayor and of how attracting talent is no trouble at all.
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Hill, Dodgers have no trouble with Padres LOS ANGELES — For one night, one team's quest for the playoffs overrode one man's pursuit of a no-hitter.
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Rebecca Black should have NO trouble finding someone to get down with her on Fridays -- or any other day -- once everyone sees how she's uh ... matured.
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Kuroda tried to counter growing market views that the BOJ is running out of options, saying he saw no trouble with the bank's bond-buying operations.
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Farrer alleges that his accuser did not slur her words, had no trouble walking, was not vomiting and did not otherwise appear intoxicated during their encounter.
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Kier and Friedman, who met in college and did stints at tech companies before launching Lola, have no trouble speaking plainly about women's bodies and hygiene.
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As I'm struggling to throw anything identifiable on this wheel, the man to the right of me has no trouble at all making the perfect ashtray.
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I had no trouble in rain or wind, and I suspect I would have had perfect Pathfinder drives in moderate snow or other wintry conditions. Moderate?
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The one I went to was located in a particularly busy and touristy part of town, and yet I still had no trouble snagging a seat.
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The U-2 has been in use for more than 60 years and has no trouble getting around — the chase cars, however, are a different matter.
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The other actors in the film had no trouble recalling the times that they felt exposed, artistically, just like poor Florence in her Carnegie Hall debut.
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"I thought I would have no trouble," said Ms. Lobaugh, 22005, who has an M.F.A. in creative writing and a background in French and Russian literature.
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It totals their car and leaves them at the mercy of a horrible evil presence in the woods, one that has no trouble smashing car windows.
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As someone who puts quite a bit of spending across multiple rewards credit cards, I have no trouble spending $20,000 on this card in a year.
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The day before, he'd been a Cubs fan, like all kids who grew up on the north side of Chicago, but had no trouble switching loyalties.
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"If (Chewy) can clear legal and registration hurdles, they'll have no trouble competing out there," said Phillip Cooper, an independent consultant who advises pet industry investors.
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The major TV channels, mainstream newspapers and organized-crime-run outlets will have no trouble buying Facebook ads or finding other ways to reach their audiences.
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Once the tumor's cloaking mechanism was short-circuited by the drug, the man's immune system had no trouble targeting the foreign proteins on the cancer cells.
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No sight of her hubby, Sebastian, here -- but Emily had no trouble holding the spotlight ... showing off her bangin' body in probably the best swimsuit ever.
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The 23-year-old former Cy Young Award winner scanned the Dodgers' lineup and had no trouble anointing it as the best he'll face all season.
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Only five years ago, American military intelligence officials put the Taliban's entire strength at 20,000 men, yet they seem to have no trouble replenishing their numbers.
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Thiem leads his head-to-head series with Zverev, 6-2, and has been having no trouble with his own second serve or forehand under pressure.
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The Panthers had no trouble in their season opener, routing Thomas 210-21 on Friday as Willie Clayton recorded a double-double (212 points, 22 rebounds).
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Mike Conaway, who sits on the Intelligence Committee, echoed Johnson, saying he has no trouble with the White House trying to keep the president's conversation private.
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I returned the Dyson 3603 to the office and, this time, it had no trouble connecting to the Wi-Fi network or finding its charging base.
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President Donald Trump says Republicans will have no trouble in this year's midterm elections, which could cause trouble for his party as it defends congressional majorities.
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The Houston Rockets are a lock for the playoffs, and the Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz should have no trouble making it in as well.
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To make sure there would be no trouble, the police were out in force that day when Mr. Regeni left his home to attend a birthday party.
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Don't be fooled by the Neptune's bleary gaze: The planet will have no trouble convincing Mars to toke up and tune into a month-long Netflix binge.
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Autopilot technology already does most of the work once a plane is aloft, and has no trouble landing an airliner even in rough weather and limited visibility.
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There were also concerts, photos, and, of course, Instagram comments that make it clear that despite Miller's return to the spotlight, there's no trouble in this paradise.
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Even if I'd had no trouble, it feels like there are too many steps between unboxing the Sonos One and telling Alexa to kick out the jams.
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Luckily, the singer has been photographed at multiple buzzy N.Y.C. eateries with various friends, so I had no trouble finding the perfect place to continue my quest.
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To make sure your furry friend encounters no trouble in the friendly skies, we have rounded up the pet travel policies of North America's eight largest airlines.
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Her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, wore them, too, and as we know, the People's Princess had no trouble making any and every garment look chic.
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But, as mentioned above, the update also notes that some of the stolen information was unencrypted — meaning that whoever took it should have no trouble accessing it.
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The bigger batteries (combined with Android's efficiency improvements in Marshmallow) mean the S7 and S7 Edge had no trouble lasting through a full day in our tests.
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Some of these startups have nowhere near a massive install base (or have yet to ship a product) but already appear to have no trouble raising financing.
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This drew an even louder response from the fans, who had ventured far but who, just like their team, seemed to have no trouble feeling at home.
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As a 34DD who often finds straps and bands to be uncomfortably tight, these were no trouble to get into, and fit perfectly on the first try.
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With no other kid-focused titles in theaters (outside of "The Lion King," which has been in multiplexes since July), "Abominable" had no trouble finding its audience.
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With present ideas starting at $10, you'll have no trouble finding something fun and fashion-forward for everyone on your list — plus something special for yourself, too!
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While some courts have been reluctant to include "police investigations" as official proceedings, other courts have had no trouble finding that a federal criminal investigation can qualify.
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And when Mars corrects course and powers forward through Scorpio from June 29 through August, you'll have no trouble distinguishing a summer fling from the real thing.
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For printed characters, the Samsung Notes app had no trouble at all identifying words accurately in my scrawl and retrieving the right results when searching by keyword.
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The family had no trouble accomplishing their vacation to-do list, which included offshore fishing, relaxing on the beach and snorkeling in Mullet Bay, said Mr. Kish.
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She looked over her right shoulder, saw no trouble closing on the outside and eased up as she neared the finish line, raising her arms in celebration.
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Nicolas Cage plays both Charlie the struggling writer and his twin brother, Donald, a hack screenwriter who's having no trouble turning out scripts for gobs of money.
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We have no trouble in understanding what happened in the French case, even if we think the argument justifying the action to be incoherent, which it is.
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Yankees players are due to begin reporting for spring training in one week, and General Manager Brian Cashman has no trouble identifying the primary concern for his team.
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Mumphrey says she was not intoxicated and surveillance video shows at the time she was walking with a, quote, steady gate and had no trouble keeping her balance.
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A source also tells PEOPLE that there is no trouble brewing for the couple and they are "happier than ever" after three-and-a-half years of dating.
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He's dealing with a new president who -- even on his best days -- refuses to stick to the script and has no trouble throwing party orthodoxy out the window.
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"Given the statement and context, the Court has no trouble following the link offered by the FBI between disclosure and harm to national security," Judge James Boasberg wrote.
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I had no trouble connecting the X2768 to my office's wi-fi network, though I clearly wasn't getting top network speeds from its 260 a/b network adapter.
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Rise on the Tomb Raider, on the other hand, had no trouble recognizing the eGPU, so it seems like ease of use will vary from game to game.
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Since she was so young, Stewart had no trouble accepting that her mom was a lesbian and that they would be living with another woman and her children.
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For what it's worth, the 153-inch Laptop 3, which has an Intel processor, had no trouble playing 4K 60FPS YouTube videos on the same Wi-Fi network.
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Because the Game Grumps were already popular within the worlds of YouTube and Tumblr fandom, Dream Daddy had no trouble reaching its key target demographics: gamers and fangirls.
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Warren is also energetic, has no trouble whipping up partisan crowds and has a inside track to big party donors -- all important requirements of a vice presidential candidate.
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That they have no trouble believing that she is having a "full-blown Howard Hughes" episode suggests that they think such wavering is inevitable with a female president.
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But he is the nominee we have, and George P. is doing what he needs to do, and I'm sure his father has absolutely no trouble with it.
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And though I'm usually way too shy to ask passersby for photos, I had no trouble trotting up to strangers to request that they memorialize this particular phase.
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In fact, she was to have said, 'I don't know why you men make such a fuss, I had no trouble running the country while Woody was sick.
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Though Ruben's said on the record that he's had no trouble finding distributors, the partnership with XHamster — and decision to release the show online, for free — suggests otherwise.
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Prices of non-perishable goods such as clothing, shoes, furniture and household appliances fell in July, suggesting Qatar is having no trouble importing those products at affordable prices.
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Both kids seemed comfortable, and our toddler had no trouble taking his afternoon nap in this stroller, despite the fact that its seat back doesn't recline at all.
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The couple left Delilah's Thursday night holding hands and insisted there's no trouble in paradise -- despite the very clear video of them screaming at each other Monday night.
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HTC says it has also worked hard to extend battery life on the 103, and it has no trouble getting through a day of heavy use for me.
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And given the kerfuffle over the organisation's propensity to nominate exclusively white actors for major Oscars, Mr Trump's less savoury supporters should have no trouble following its lead.
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This is one potential nomination that would have no trouble getting confirmed, since the idea of getting Cruz out of the Senate would probably corral a massive vote.
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It really was a narrow hole (close to a kaza-ana , in my uncle's definition), but my little sister was able to slip through it with no trouble.
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Kisenosato, the notorious choke artist who stumbled under pressure, looked head and shoulders above the rest as he had no trouble through the first week of the tournament.
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It might be worth including that unlike feeding, say, ducks, a six-foot tall, carrot-addicted kangaroo would have no trouble knocking you out for an easy meal.
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Mr. O' Connor knows any number of ways to subdivide his eight dancers: to have four different things happens at the same time is no trouble to him.
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But whatever she's called, young audience members should have no trouble following her story, as Michael Capasso, City Opera's general director, will provide explanatory narration before each scene.
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The heavily favored Mountaineers had no trouble moving the ball, but Grier's efforts to throw into tight coverage near the goal line cost his team plenty of points.
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Within days, Bear seemed to have no trouble spotting the squirrels in his backyard, though he still requires daily eye drops to keep his eyes moist, said Mrs.
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She had no trouble imagining herself as a deific creature of the stage; her tutu-and-toe-shoe solos as "The Dying Swan" were legendary within her circle.
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A side pocket offers easy access to a camera while the backpack is still on you, and it can fit a 16-inch MacBook Pro with no trouble.
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He's an Orpheus who would have no trouble forgetting about Eurydice because he got to meet the King of Hell on the journey down, and isn't that cool?
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Paris should have no trouble winning the day against the vague, inept and sloganeering integration rhetoric put forward by an apparently German-sponsored EU proposal presented last week.
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By the end, Henry becomes possessed by IT. With his built-in reservoir of hate and violence, IT has no trouble converting Henry into becoming a foot soldier.
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Credit...Photo illustration by Delcan & Co. Joe Biden has no trouble lingering in place, wherever he is, especially if there's a point he wants to finish — or start.
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In fact, she was to have said, 'I don't know why you men make such a fus;, I had no trouble running the country while Woody was sick.
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While we were on Capitol Hill, Democratic Congress members were telling us that Democrats would have no trouble acting on their concerns, but the question was, would Republicans?
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But it has a palpable affection for Toronto's cultural scene and for Ms. Goldstein, who would most likely have no trouble standing out at an audition in real life.
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In my small apartment the S6 had no trouble doing a full floor clean in under an hour, without needing to return to base to recharge in the middle.
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Yet the Stanford team had no trouble finding plenty of tobacco and e-cigarette brands hawking their products on pages "liked" by thousands or tens of thousands of people.
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But HNA is having no trouble getting the money and approval to do lots of big deals—it has spent over $40bn on acquisitions in the past three years.
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Like the Apple Watch Series 4, the Galaxy Watch has no trouble lasting an entire day between charges, and will sometimes stretch into multiple days depending on your use.
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When the Obama administration sought business sector support for climate action in the run-up to the Paris Climate Summit in December, it had no trouble drumming up interest.
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P.S. While we usually have absolutely no trouble spending over $150 at Ikea, we do have a few suggestions from the retailer's holiday catalog in case you need inspiration.
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And while the former Sexiest Man Alive and newly crowned Sexiest Dad Alive has no trouble wooing smitten fans, the actor also revealed when he feels the most attractive.
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That's probably why I had no trouble tracking down fake porn videos of Scarlett Johansson on Pornhub just now — a site that had supposedly "banned" deepfakes ten months ago.
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Wendy&aposs, meanwhile, responded to the post within an hour, and had no trouble rebutting the accusation even though Steak n&apos Shake failed to tag the restaurant chain.
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It was a pleasant surprise for fans to see the two powerful women on the same screen, and Williams said she had no trouble keeping her appearance a secret.
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"He plays catch and fetch and jumps on the furniture," she says, adding that he has no trouble leaping onto the bed, which is even higher than the sofa.
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They're also sweatproof and waterproof, so these earbuds will have no trouble withstanding a hot day of hill training or a spur of the moment run in the rain.
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The Seattle first baseman had just been retired on a flyball near the warning track that center fielder Adam Jones had no trouble putting away in the fourth inning.
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Cobb had no trouble cutting through Boston's lineup at home on July 8, when he scattered two hits over 7 2/3 scoreless frames to pick up a victory.
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And though the showrunners appear to stick to these casting choices out of respect for the source material, they appear to have no trouble throwing in storylines about rape.
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Ryan's consistently large fundraising totals show that Ryan is having no trouble convincing supporters to back the party's efforts to retain the House majority in the 2018 midterm elections.
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"I think the vast majority of people who go on this diet will have no trouble with their cholesterol," the San Francisco cardiologist Ethan Weiss recently told Business Insider.
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So, while I wasn't in a place to qualify for the best rewards credit cards, I had no trouble getting approved for every store credit card I applied for.
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Hurom recommends you cut everything into roughly 1-inch pieces, but I've had no trouble putting in fruits and vegetables the size that most wide-mouthed juicers will manage.
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William and Kate flying on a budget airline proves you can do it, there was no trouble on the flight, and if there was, they have their protection officers.
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Mr. Safwat has no trouble summoning up hundreds of volunteer marshals to control the crowds — many of them veterans of the 2011 protests, in which they had similar roles.
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Women who delay pregnancy may assume the availability of IVF or other fertility options means they'll have no trouble getting pregnant when they're ready, but that's not the case.
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While Higa and Henseleit had no trouble coping with demanding greens and a testing morning breeze, some of the pre-championship favorites were slow out of the starting gate.
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With her waist-length dark hair, Technicolor blue eye shadow, double false lashes and nude lipstick — not to mention her spells and potions — she has no trouble seducing men.
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Mr. Pelekanos said he had no trouble finding students and actresses to hire as servers, but the intense competition among restaurants was making it hard to staff the kitchens.
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Among people in their late 60s who had no trouble managing their medications, for example, one in 265 developed difficulties over the next 269 years, the study team found.
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Still, he had no trouble amassing a small arsenal thanks to the efforts of the National Rifle Association and its Republican allies to block such sales to suspected terrorists.
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Jost: Even if you look past Dr. Ford's testimony, which many people seem to have no trouble doing, Kavanaugh did a bunch of disqualifying stuff, just this past week.
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Mumphery disputed that the woman was drunk, and a police report stated that surveillance videos showed her walking "with a steady gait" and with no trouble keeping her balance.
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With a net worth estimated at more than $10 billion, hundreds of millions of which have been invested in Britain, Mr. Abramovich should have no trouble clearing that hurdle.
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Both are Republicans, and if they win their primaries, they should have no trouble keeping their seats in November in one of the most conservative states in the country.
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This fridge is more like a climate-controlled museum for perfect produce and Instagram-worthy meals and cocktails—which means LG will undoubtedly have no trouble finding interested buyers.
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Sabrina Spellman is having no trouble adjusting to her new life as the daughter of the literal devil in the first look at Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Part 3.
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It sounds like she'll have no trouble on an island where a bunch of well-groomed men are roaming about for the taking, except for with her own sister.
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But hospitals are still selling loads of municipal debt, a sign they believe they will have no trouble filling their beds and outpatient centers in the next few years.
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With a 9th-generation i7 chip, Nvidia graphics, up to 32 gigabytes of RAM and a 73 terabyte SSD, the Y540 should have no trouble running your favorite games.
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I have no trouble believing that It's a Small World is some sort of superhuman wizard, because they also play hits like "Despacito" and "Shape of You" with perfect musicianship.
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Even casual observers will have no trouble discovering the world beyond the house (hint: open the fridge), which is huge and all-consuming, like wandering into a series of dreams.
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Professional Winner: Black-necked Stilts by Gary R. ZahmLeggy birbsPhoto: Gary R. Zahm/Audubon Photography AwardsThis long-legged bird has no trouble moving into human-influenced habitats like sewage ponds.
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Kluber had no trouble in two starts against Chicago last season, picking up a pair of wins while surrendering a total of two earned runs in 21 103/210 frames.
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The New Yorker lives in a one-bedroom unit in the heart of Chinatown, paying only $1,500 for a space that has no trouble housing all her modern, artisanal decor.
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ABOUT THE CLIPPERS (2105-26): Los Angeles failed to match the defensive intensity of the young Timberwolves on Wednesday but had no trouble finding an extra gear against the Grizzlies.
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" He added that he would have no trouble meeting the terms of his parole, assuring the commissioners, "I'm not a guy who's lived a criminal life… I'm a good guy.
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While audiophiles will no doubt find much to criticize in the audio, I was generally pleased with the quality and volume, which should have no trouble filling a small room.
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Anyone who has marveled at Kanye's ability to unmoor himself from reality in pursuit of his music should have no trouble understanding the mind-set that unleashed his latest tweetstorm.
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But these days, you should have no trouble finding a good router in any decent electronics store, and most of them will be better than Apple's now outdated AirPort products.
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A member of a Hollywood royalty who forged his own path as a rapper, Chet Hanks had no trouble slipping into a recurring role as Blake on Empire this season.
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Meeker will have no trouble pooling capital, given her success at Kleiner Perkins, where she was a partner for eight years, backing companies such as Airbnb, Houzz, Slack and Peloton.
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The Core i7 processor and 8GB of RAM in the model I've been testing have had no trouble handling the various day to day activities I've been throwing at them.
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Our pointer wizard was a philosophy major who had no trouble at all with the idea of a named "thing" being a transient stand-in for some other unseen Thing.
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In numerous searches I've run from New York City-area airports, I've had no trouble finding eligible flights, as long as I'm booking at least 25–30 days in advance.
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Kevin Foree, a roofer working in Bellflower, southwest of the fire, heard about the blaze, but he figured he would have no trouble getting home to Victorville, to the northeast.
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After the 9th, you'll have no trouble taking the lead in love, as adventurous Jupiter wakes up from a four-month retrograde and powers forward through Virgo until the fall.
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And while Ms. Lowsley-Williams likes to text and check her Instagram feed on her cellphone while doing just about everything, Mr. Lopp has no trouble putting his phone away.
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He did not return, but the Lakers had no trouble pulverizing the Warriors without him, rolling to a 219-153 victory, their first win at Oracle Arena since December 215.
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The Godfather, and his Argentinian gf, Lucila Sola, had no trouble answering questions in Buenos Aires -- until one photog went and asked if he was ever going to marry her?
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Its fail rate on its first couple dozen kiddie freeze attempts with Equifax has been about 20 percent so far, while it has had no trouble with Experian and TransUnion.
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Post and a mystery woman had no trouble on the high seas as they spent the day in St.-Tropez, France ... soaking up the sun and ballin' like White Iverson.
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I usually have no trouble running games at faster frame rates and higher settings, and I wouldn't call this a great port even if it didn't have the hitching issue.
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On the whole, it happened the old-fashioned way: People loved Facebook, they had no trouble finding it in mobile app stores, and they began to download and use it.
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Our Swift 5's 10th-gen Core i7 processor had no trouble accommodating all the multitasking of my typical work day, not to mention my streaming and browsing after hours.
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She inspired Juliana, the heroine of "High Castle," who has no trouble slashing a Nazi operative's throat, as well as a number of shrill, carping, unhappy wives in other books.
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Trump has largely dismissed those concerns in private, according to officials, saying he would have no trouble naming a new attorney general who would be quickly approved by the Senate.
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Though we had no trouble using the app and creating email addresses in local languages, it soon became clear why email addresses and Indian languages haven't gotten along well before.
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Game of Thrones fans know Rheon has no trouble going dark and twisted, but Maximus is a different kind of performance — less mustache-twirling villainy, more dangerous-but-compelling antagonism.
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Their mantra is peaceful protest, and indeed when marches have not been blocked - such as to a state TV office and the Catholic Church headquarters - there has been no trouble.
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The law allows for a longer hold if a patient is too delusional or disorganized to manage his food, clothing and shelter, but this patient had no trouble with that.
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Some biologists have argued that a bull shark is the most likely candidate for the attacks, given that this species has no trouble hanging out in fresh or brackish water.
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Congress is meant to restrain the president — one of many safeguards the founders built because they, unlike us, had no trouble believing a demagogue might someday win a presidential election.
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Jimmy's social circle remains ambivalent about the disco club—Alice (Chloe Sevigny) and Charlotte (Kate Beckinsale) have no trouble getting in, but they are, after all, two attractive young women.
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When Citizen Lab writes a report outlining how a United Arab Emirates human rights defender was targeted with a cyberattack, we have no trouble believing that it was the UAE government.
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The Golden State Warriors had no trouble turning away a pair of playoff contenders in their last two games and are winners of five straight after sweeping a four-game homestand.
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Effortlessly switching between both modes, you'll be able to stay on top of all your personal tasks, stream TV shows, play app-based games, and more with no trouble at all.
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While members of President Trump's administration continue to deal with blowback from a challenging week -- including getting kicked out of restaurants -- his youngest daughter's having no trouble fitting in in NYC.
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Skydio's autonomy also seemed a little overzealous in my early test, keeping me from threading the needle between trees I would have had no trouble threading through with any other drone.
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The New York Mets had no trouble tearing through the Chicago Cubs in the National League Championship Series last October and still seem to have the upper hand in the series.
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Monfils had no trouble seeing off fellow Frenchman Antoine Hoang, whose wild-card run came to an end in a 6-3 6-2 6-3 defeat on Court Philippe Chatrier.
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At just 29 years old, Mr Kaepernick was both younger and more skilled than many other quarterbacks who were free agents in the 2017 offseason and had no trouble finding employment.
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"We're confident that given our wide retail distribution, readers will have no trouble finding The New York Times for sale at nearby outlets," the New York Times said in a statement.
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Dish will have no trouble in finding additional capital to build its network, given there are many companies eager to help it take on the three big incumbents, New Street calculated.
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He is handsome in that all-American mode and likes a good night of two-stepping down at Matt's Saloon in Prescott, Arizona, where he typically had no trouble attracting women.
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The company is building out a new digital health hub in Boston, dubbed Studio H. Despite a competitive environment for talent, executives claim they are having no trouble filling technology positions.
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At any rate, it's an easy set of instructions, so anyone using an iPhone who feels tempted to jump on Google's new flagship bandwagon should have no trouble with the shift.
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He had no trouble raising money when he set out to launch his own fund, asking investors to commit at least $5 million each to secure a spot at Eton Park.
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And with this constant groundbreaking news, the wannabe astronaut corner of the world seems to be growing by the day — and the celestial merchandise is having no trouble playing catch-up.
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Young residents and recent graduates of nearby Stanford and UC Berkeley have no trouble finding jobs in the area, which touts Facebook, Google, and Apple as its largest private-sector employers.
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Since I quit Facebook, I've had no trouble getting two new jobs, getting three new apartments, buying a car, getting engaged, meeting new people, or spending time with friends and family.
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A New York Times correspondent with a short beard had no trouble walking across the stripes in the road into China, despite a long history of difficulty obtaining a Chinese visa.
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Bell, who also had 103 yards as a receiver, had gotten off to a horrible start to the season, but he had no trouble finding room to run against the Ravens.
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I also like Rhode Island's Gina Raimondo, a pragmatic Democratic governor, and I'm happy to see Charlie Baker, the Republican governor of Massachusetts, having no trouble with his re-election bid.
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I have no trouble with many processes in court — speaking to a jury, questioning witnesses and talking to a judge from the middle of the courtroom, where everyone can hear me.
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As time passes and drama continues to follow Trump, it looks as though the former 2016 presidential nominee has no trouble stepping back in the spotlight to speak out against him.
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The 41-year-old Oscar winner tells PEOPLE in the latest issue that she had no trouble believing the story of two strangers falling in love after surviving a life-threatening situation.
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The German mezzo-soprano Tanja Ariane Baumgartner's English wasn't always clear, but as King Pentheus' mother, Agave, her creamy sound had no trouble inhabiting the character's states of arrogance, inebriation and horror.
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And yet the automaker will have no trouble meeting California's zero-emission vehicle mandates - because it can satisfy those obligations with state-awarded environmental credits instead of current zero-emission vehicle sales.
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Photographer Chris Davis of Good Road Co had no trouble snapping a few quick photos of Boone's antics, since the one-dog show was occurring right in the middle of wedding action.
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Cohen, whose group claims to represent 1,250 of the roughly 1,900 Sanders delegates, believes it would have no trouble getting the 300 signatures needed to place an alternate name up for consideration.
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Moreover, Dish will have no trouble in finding additional capital to build its network, given there are many companies eager to help it take on the three big incumbents, New Street calculated.
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World number 51 Paire, who had no trouble beating American Fritz earlier in the day, is seeking his second title of the season and third overall following success in Marrakesh last month.
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The Jazz rank among the bottom quarter of all NBA team in scoring average but had no trouble shooting 57.3 percent from the floor in Friday's 108-23 win over the Nets.
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The model and actress was in Washington, D.C. to discuss climate change with presidential advisers as part of a Funny or Die roundtable, and she had no trouble making herself at home.
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And yet the automaker will have no trouble meeting California's zero-emission vehicle mandates – because it can satisfy those obligations with state-awarded environmental credits instead of current zero-emission vehicle sales.
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It's a sweetly vulnerable state that the adult Schreck, a wryer contrarian who has no trouble arguing that we should abolish the Constitution altogether, tenderly tries to preserve in her past self.
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As we saw when the Falcons matched the Seahawks' methodical drive with one of their own, Atlanta has no trouble varying their pace to match what their opponent is trying to do.
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Greg Guma, a Vermont progressive who has followed Sanders for decades, had no trouble in an interview last year naming the biggest difference between this campaign and his first four years ago.
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Ms. Dandridge, 53, works 30 hours a week as an administrative assistant, and said she would have no trouble meeting the premium and work requirements — but could relate to those who might.
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With a large and growing valuation, an email tool with rave reviews and a set of loyal followers, Vohra will likely have no trouble navigating his way into Silicon Valley's hottest deals.
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Hele Spivack, an artist from Des Moines, had no trouble ticking off her reasons for supporting Buttigieg at a crowded rally for him late last week in Ankeny, a growing nearby suburb.
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His Electra and Orestes have no trouble at all recognizing each other, and the "lock of hair moment" is transferred to Orestes' friend and fellow escapee on his return to his family.
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Yang and Sanders had no trouble reaching the numbers of small donors required to clear the threshold for debates, which meant they can spend the money they've raised on advertising and persuasion.
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Republicans in Congress and the administration have no excuse for letting the industry get away with it, and in similar circumstances would have no trouble cracking down on less politically friendly actors.
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But the Rockets had no trouble bouncing back against the Nets, who allow 114.3 per game, the most in the N.B.A. "We just could never stop them," Nets Coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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Mr. Blackmun said the American Olympic committee had received assurances from the State Department and Homeland Security that global athletes and officials would have no trouble entering the United States in 2024.
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While he seems to have no trouble taking credit for the booming economy he inherited from the previous administration, Trump is almost spiteful about the widely popular healthcare law his predecessor championed.
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From the private celebration for JAY-Z's Roc Nation artist Vic Mensa, to getting back to their fitness grind at SoulCycle, the pair is having no trouble getting back into their normal routine.
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Her day coincides with a public holiday for May Day in the U.K so her family and friends will have no trouble getting time off to help the Cambridges toast the little one.
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And despite the large number of boats sunk, Harmer thinks ISIS may have no trouble seizing additional vessels from Iraqi fishermen, farmers and others who have used the river for thousands of years.
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I definitely have both personal and privileged reasons for having no trouble supporting the artist, but usually when I see people criticizing her, I can understand where they're coming from and respect it.
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It took the scientists less than two weeks to train the horses on the system, and every horse involved in the experiment—all 23 of them—had no trouble figuring it all out.
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In Marsh v Chambers, a case from 1983, six members of the Supreme Court found no trouble with the fact that Nebraska had hired a chaplain to deliver invocations in the state legislature.
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Chicago could catch a break on Wednesday if DeMarcus Cousins (sprained left ankle) is forced to miss a second straight game, though Rudy Gay had no trouble picking up the slack on Monday.
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The reviewers note that the collapsible design and included carry handle makes transport a breeze while the double-door design means you'll have no trouble finding a place for it in your home.
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"The border has been out of sight, out of mind — there's been no trouble," Mr. McEvoy said, standing in his department store in Dundalk and recalling how he grew up during the Troubles.
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Authorities should have no trouble meeting the judge's deadlines when it comes to reuniting parents and kids under 5 years old who remain in custody, Justice Department attorney Sarah Fabian said last week.
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We worked with Gavin Brown again, so we knew what we were in for in terms of the process, and for the first time in maybe ever, I had no trouble writing whatsoever.
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Children should have no trouble suspending their disbelief, but they may be confused by the script's tendency to treat its central character as a human one moment and a metal monument the next.
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In fact, Russian émigrés have been a key force behind Israel's remarkable technology boom — and the Putin government appears to have no trouble recruiting talented hackers to break into Democratic National Committee files.
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Vaporizers, or vapes, have been around for a while, only now they can now pair with your smartphone, have no trouble vaporizing both cannabis concentrates and dry flower, and offer customized heating profiles.
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Their offense should have no trouble moving the ball against the hapless Bengals (5-8), but Jeff Driskel and the Cincinnati offense have shown they can put points on the board as well.
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But D'Antoni told USA Today in an interview Monday that he and Anthony "never had a blowup" and that he expected no trouble working with the former All-Star for a second time.
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Newman, in all likelihood, will be: The Third District is a deep blue seat (Lipinski won by almost 48 points in 2018), and the Democratic nominee should have no trouble winning come November.
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Speaking an impressively fast and American-accented English, he said that he had no trouble with French laws on laïcité, but that they had been "recoded" by racists who shielded themselves behind secularism.
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Winner: Columbus Nashville An oft-repeated statistic around here is that 100 people move to Nashville every day, and the fashion tribe will have no trouble finding what it needs to sustain itself.
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To be sure, Cruz, who is Rubio's rival to be the most viable non-Trump candidate, has no trouble raising money and has formidable fundraising at both the super-PAC and campaign level.
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The country has had its fair share of obstacles over the years — drought, high rates of HIV and a struggling economy — but the many aspects that make it unique have no trouble shining through.
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One of the underlying trends of VR/AR investment in 2018 is that money has become harder to come by for startups which may have had no trouble pulling together a round in 2016.
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It doesn't vibrate, but the long shaft will have no trouble hitting the right spots, and the sword's hilt (with an impressively detailed wolf head) makes it easy to control direction and penetration intensity.
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Threatening messages that emerge out of a sequence of images would likely be more difficult for machine learning moderation tools to parse, though any human content moderator would have no trouble extracting their meaning.
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Nationals RH A.J. Cole (1-1, 4.91) Worley had no trouble shutting down Washington on Wednesday, when he scattered two hits over seven scoreless innings and did not walk a batter in a win.
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I arrive at the airport, get parked, check my bag, get through security with no trouble, and learn I get free access to the American Airlines Admirals Lounge thanks to my business-class ticket.
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Turns out we broke the news to her on the streets of Bev Hills Thursday, but she had no trouble voicing an opinion about the nerve gas attack and how the U.S. should respond.
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Ambush, according to his file card, had "no trouble staying out of sight": When he was ten years old, Ambush participated in a neighborhood game of hide-and-seek, then disappeared for three days.
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Joe Pisarcik, the president of the Alumni Association, said that he had no trouble with a player providing a testimonial, but that a player should not be used in marketing materials without his consent.
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Our reviewer noted that the singer, "far and away the most dominant musician on the album chart in the 21st century," had no trouble forging bonds with the more ordinary folks packing the arena.
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Syrians who opposed the government noted that Mr. Assad had no trouble bombing his own cities and gassing his own citizens to keep power, while he had done almost nothing to "liberate" the Golan.
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Andrew Cuomo, a relationship forged out of the plot of a young-adult novel, that the mayor has no trouble alienating people he needs, and that maybe some part of him even enjoys it.
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And although Alexa has no trouble pronouncing "Sheng Kee Bakery" when I ask for the nearest bakery, I must have asked a dozen times before she'd recognize that I actually wanted to go there.
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At the same time however, the President is insisting there is no need to panic and that the economy after a decade-long expansion and historically low unemployment is in no trouble at all.
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NO TROUBLE FOR SLEEP-DEPRIVED RED SOX Mookie Betts homered twice, Xander Bogaerts drove in three runs, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Phillies, 227-222, in Philadelphia for their third straight win.
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The Tar Heels were coming off a loss at No. 13 Indiana on Wednesday but had no trouble with Radford, even after point guard Joel Berry II sprained his ankle in the second half.
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Onlookers who saw the 10-foot-by-30-foot bird with the golden coif on the Ellipse, a park directly south of the White House, had no trouble identifying its human doppelgänger: President Trump.
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I have no trouble getting a mortgage now, and I have excellent credit cards that I use all the time to gain points, then pay off in full at the end of the month.
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Indirectly contributing to the anxiety on campus is the fact that the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, another CUNY school some 80 blocks to the south, had no trouble hiring a new president.
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I can't speak for service in the other countries on the list, but I had no trouble plugging it into my unlocked iPhone and using it over the next several days in Sri Lanka.
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For instance, Google Assistant on the S8 had no trouble launching multiple apps, finding photos of specific items in my photo library, telling me the next item on my calendar or playing a song.
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The FBI asked her not to share the footage she showed BuzzFeed News, telling her it was evidence, and she declined to let BuzzFeed News publish it, saying she wanted no trouble with federal authorities.
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Luckily, there's an out to the dilemma which involves going back to your earliest childhood days when you had no trouble being friends with a wall or a chair or a dog or a neighbor.
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For instance, Google Assistant on the S8 had no trouble launching multiple apps, finding me photos of specific items in my photo library, telling me the next item on my calendar, or playing a song.
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" Even though Nelson had a hard time hearing some of the questions posed post-film screening, he had no trouble making out the loud applause from the audience or fans yelling, "I love you Willie.
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Howard Dean, who lost the Democratic presidential nomination in 20083 to John Kerry, said he had no trouble endorsing Mr. Kerry over George W. Bush; getting his supporters to cross that bridge proved more difficult.
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Her big day comes after a public holiday for May Day in the U.K, so her family and friends will have no trouble getting time off to help the royal family celebrate the little one.
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If you've recently seen a teen text or even a toddler wield a smartphone, it's clear that the newest generation will have no trouble communicating in the way most of us do: typing and text.
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I have no trouble believing that some viruses, like cold viruses, do better in your nose than deep in your body because that's where they first attack, and also where they often set up shop.
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If done that way, the U.S. trade deficit with China is so glaring that Washington would have had no trouble at all getting a nod from the World Trade Organization and the International Monetary Fund.
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This means that these women might forget the name of a character in their favorite TV show, for example, but would have no trouble in the type of memory that involves learning, reasoning and comprehension.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Judy Shelton, one of U.S. President Donald Trump's picks to serve on the Federal Reserve Board, should have no trouble winning Senate confirmation, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told reporters on Friday.
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But I had no trouble finding a recording of Thursday's edition of "David Duke Radio" on YouTube, or, for that matter, the latest audio from "Stormfront Radio," which is connected to an older supremacist site.
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On CNBC yesterday, Warren Buffett told Andrew he would "have no trouble voting for Mike Bloomberg," though he cautioned that support from a fellow billionaire might not help Mr. Bloomberg win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Mr. Sharon knows that the Angelenos who attend his "Galileo," originally scheduled for September but now due in May, are unlikely to need much political persuading, but he sees no trouble preaching to the choir.
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Senators jump at the chance to travel with McCain, several of them said, since, as the best-known U.S. lawmaker on the international stage, he has no trouble lining up meetings with prominent foreign leaders.
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Except in this telling, women could stay single well into their 30s and 40s, spend all their money on shoes and have no trouble whatsoever in landing a super-hot or insanely wealthy — often both — man.
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Yet last week there I was, a Black and Latina millennial voter, sitting down with the first woman ever to make a serious run for the White House, and we had no trouble connecting at all.
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As is the case with almost any modern computer, both versions of the latest iMac can handle productivity work with ease, and they have no trouble managing multiple apps and windows and lots of browser tabs.
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Mohammed al-Emadi, a real estate tycoon who has developed a $1 billion luxury shopping center in Doha that will open in September, said the mall's cafés and fashion boutiques will have no trouble drawing customers.
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O/U: 241 ABOUT THE 239ERS (493-249): Garoppolo and the San Francisco offense had no trouble scoring points against the top defense in the league in last week's 235-228 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Boston has no trouble outscoring opponents and finally got enough pitching to come up with a win when Steven Wright and three relievers put together a solid outing with a combined one earned run on Saturday.
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Mohammed al-Emadi, a real estate tycoon who has developed a $1 billion luxury shopping centre in Doha that will open in September, said the mall's cafés and fashion boutiques will have no trouble drawing customers.
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He did the same in refusing to discuss allegations in his own federal court filings but had no trouble holding forth on how WikiLeaks is a foreign intelligence operation or how answers from Trump were incomplete.
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Fellow guard J.P. Macura (21 points) has had no trouble taking up the scoring slack, but Xavier misses Sumner's ball-handling skills with freshman Quentin Goodin (212 points, 21998 assists) taking over the point guard role.
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We have no trouble picking out someone who had a garlic-heavy meal the day before, and nonsmokers surely don't need to see someone with a cigarette to know if he or she is a smoker.
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This deft design came in handy everywhere, and I had no trouble switching lenses, even on the stream when I couldn't bear turn my back to rising trout for fear that I'd lose track of them.
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She was a big-bottomed woman, her hair streaked blond and red, and Dom had no trouble imagining her waddling through grocery stores, flipping through her binder in search of discounted moisturizers, cereals, and hair dyes.
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They had thought that his visa would allow him to leave for about a week and return to the United States because Ms. Kancso had had no trouble doing the same in her own travels abroad.
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SoftBank had no trouble drumming up interest among shareholders, as many investors and employees were unable to sell as many shares as they would have liked because SoftBank had put limits on how much it would buy.
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The American League-worst Minnesota Twins are having no trouble beating up that staff and will try to clinch a series win when they visit the Indians in the third of a four-game series on Wednesday.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, Tony Robbins discussed how he had no trouble cleaning floors and putting in a little extra elbow grease into his work while young, especially if it meant one thing: freedom.
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With a week in a top Royal Suite costing upward of $30,000, compared with $4,000 for an ordinary cabin, the focus is on "very affluent travelers, and we have no trouble filling these rooms," Mr. Bayley said.
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ABOUT THE HEAT: Whiteside was playing in his first postseason game and had no trouble getting the better of Charlotte's frontcourt with 1023 points on 9-of-11 shooting, 11 rebounds and three blocks in 26 minutes.
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George Balanchine, often considered the most musical of choreographers, had no trouble tackling Stravinsky but was much more circumspect about Mozart, whose music he used only a handful of times in a career spanning hundreds of ballets.
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Not only did UFC 197 bring out the best in many of its performers, Bellator 153 checked all the boxes on Friday, and Gennady Golovkin decked yet another opponent with no trouble at all on Saturday night.
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CreditCreditRobert Neubecker Spin your radio dial, download a podcast or sit down at your next corporate gathering and you'll have no trouble finding a self-styled financial guru to tell you what to do with your money.
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A number of groups, including members of Congress and representatives of organized labor, have raised concerns about how the acquisition may affect competition in the grocery business, but the Federal Trade Commission had no trouble with it.
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The reported best-case scenario for Tekashi69 is getting credit for time served and being released sometime in 2020 .... but it's far from a safe bet to say he'll have no trouble getting back to the studio.
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While the banks should have no trouble raising the additional capital over the next two years, analysts said the main risk now was potential changes to mortgage risk weights amid persistent concerns about the frothy property market.
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Congress should have no trouble recognizing the key traits that make Ms. Haspel the right choice to lead the CIA: integrity, substantive expertise in the art of intelligence, leadership excellence and commitment to our mission and people.
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CreditCreditMeridith Kohut for The New York Times REYNOSA, Mexico — As the human smugglers stalk the bus stations, migrant shelters and twisting streets of this Mexican border town, they have no trouble collecting clients like Julian Escobar Moreno.
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As you can see in the video above, the players: Fey, 49, Gasteyer, 52, Dratch, 53, Rudolph, 46, Pell, 56, and Poehler, 47 had no trouble with the taking of sips and/or the answering of fun questions.
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The annual Brooklyn event has been called the "most multicultural festival in the US" by the New York Times, and London – a city that's very cultural identity is owed to its diversity – has no trouble recreating this feeling.
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Last month, a 25-year-old Washington, D.C. man brought a lawsuit against the company when his request for accommodation was denied—and then, mysteriously, a fake profile with a white user photo had no trouble getting housing.
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Why did you go public with this generalization that people in Twitter are generally liberal or lean left, and that's our culture, which I have no trouble believing is true, but why did you start talking about that?
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They had no trouble riling up the crowd and made Madison Square Garden their own house party for a few minutes, shouting out all the kids from the suburbs who made it out to have a good time.
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Larson had no trouble staying out front to the end of Stage 2, his first stage win since last season's finale at Homestead, with Harvick second, Blaney third and Kyle Busch and Logano rounding out the top five.
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The buildable color makes this is a great option if you're looking for the best eyebrow pencil to fill in sparse brows, and it's available in four different shades, so you'll have no trouble finding the perfect match.
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The Chicago Blackhawks have scored the most goals in the first two games of a season in franchise history and meet another team that has had no trouble offensively when they visit the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday.
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Bradley, who missed four of his last five cuts on the PGA Tour, had no trouble adjusting to the greens during a blustery round at Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead Course in Palm Harbor, Florida, where needed just 25 putts.
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Not because it was against the rules but because it had been almost no trouble and yet she cried and said that no one had ever done anything so nice for her, not once in her whole life.
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Donald Dement, a volunteer leader with his sons' Boy Scout troop in Frisco, Texas, said most of the parents would have no trouble affording the higher fees, while hard-up families would likely get assistance from their troops.
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The Democrats can't run candidates like Lamb everywhere (since he's more centrist than than the party norm) and expect to win, but they're having no trouble finding candidates who match Lamb's profile to run in districts Trump won.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, the motivational speaker discussed how he had no trouble cleaning floors and putting in a little extra elbow grease into his work while young, especially if it meant one thing: freedom.
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"I had no trouble pushing Paul v KSI when it was a prank, mad, fun fight … I loved that it did great numbers," the talkSPORT, Independent, and BT Sport boxing expert Steve "Big Daddy" Bunce said on Twitter.
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She is a lifelong New Yorker trying to convey urban authenticity — surely the only candidate in history who said she had no trouble performing nude on television because she had already breast-fed on the No. 2 train.
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In theory, this could have the benefit of making it easier to raise cash by issuing more stock to the public, but with interest rates at historical lows for years, American corporations have had no trouble getting capital.
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West Virginia, which is No. 9 in the playoff rankings, had no trouble against the injury-riddled Horned Frogs as it closed in on a potential berth in the conference championship game with two regular-season games left.
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Indeed, progressives have no trouble spotting anti-Semitism when it emanates from the political right — the effigies of George Soros, the attacks on "globalists" with names like Blankfein and Yellen, the social media memes borrowed from neo-Nazis.
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The actress plays Golding's disapproving mom Eleanor Young in the blockbuster hit, also starring Constance Wu. Luckily, Corden says moms love him and he'll have no trouble winning her over as he comes back later with a for Yeoh.
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Games like Rise of the Tomb Raider and Doom ran effortlessly at 513 frames per second with the highest graphical preset, and I had no trouble playing advanced VR titles like DeadCore and, amusingly, Chronos at full blast either.
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I had no trouble pairing the AirPods with my iPhone 7 and 7 Plus review units and, as soon as I placed one in my ear, I heard a tone, which indicated the AirPod knew I was wearing it.
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I had no trouble with my Apple-branded leather case and I imagine you'd be fine with most others, as long as the bottom cover of the case isn't too deep, cutting off access to the phone's lightning port.
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I felt like a falconer commanding my mechanical bird of prey The Hexo+ had no trouble keeping pace with a biker or a minivan, and as you can see from the video above it kept us nicely in frame.
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It also has no trouble handling braided line, which, being finer than traditional monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line, has a penchant for getting caught up and frayed or cut clean off in any crevices or snags that present themselves.
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With thousands of fans and several spinoff accounts depicting the doll's husband and friends, Ms. Renkert, 29, has no trouble justifying spending her entire Memorial Day weekend making a mini chicken coop or binge shopping for Mattel's latest collections.
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There are a lot of billionaires in the film too, and millionaires, and he has no trouble raising money, and I feel like if you're mad at him, you should be mad at the people who make him possible.
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She would have had no trouble comprehending the evidence, embedded in ancient tree rings, ice, leaves and shells, as well as sophisticated computer models, that atmospheric carbon dioxide is the chief culprit when it comes to warming the world.
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"When Amazon starts to compete as we believe they will, with their 100 million Prime users and scale distribution system, they will have no trouble breaking into the so-called ecosystem," Icahn wrote in a letter to Cigna shareholders.
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Where he once used to leave the room in a huff if I became emotional and thump me on the back as his way of demonstrating physical affection, he now overflowed with emotion and had no trouble showing it.
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This is a period of Picasso-esque prolificity for you, Leo, and you'll have no trouble cranking out top-quality work at an impressive rate and making good on elaborate plans and projects through the end of the month.
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It says something about the progressive movement today that it has no trouble denouncing Republican racism, real and alleged, every day of the week but has so much trouble calling out a naked anti-Semite in its own ranks.
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Ahlam told them they would need a smuggler to show them the way, but they should have no trouble finding one after they reached al-Safra if they could cover the cost, which would be equal to around $800 per person.
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Reese Witherspoon has a goddamn Academy Award for ACTING and held her own against Meryl in the latest season of Big Little Lies — so it's no trouble whatsoever for her to freak out Jimmy Fallon with a few well-placed screams.
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The treat continues to be available in Canada, but there is still a major fanbase in the U.S. Even Kim Kardashian West, who would probably have no trouble getting them shipped internationally, wants Dunk-a-roos to make a stateside comeback.
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The unnamed setting of last year's Ghost in the Shell adaptation is part Hong Kong, where some of the sequences were shot, and part Japan, with Takeshi Kitano giving orders in Japanese that his English-speaking underlings have no trouble understanding.
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I have the Delta Platinum card, and in numerous searches I've run from New York City-area airports, I've had no trouble finding eligible flights in the main cabin, as long as I'm booking at least 25–30 days in advance.
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In fact, Airbnb's chief marketing officer, Jonathan Mildenhall, told Mashable last year that the startup had no trouble buying ad space around Caitlyn Jenner's ESPYs speech because many brands wanted to keep a distance, despite the promise of blockbuster ratings.
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Its Intel Core M processor isn't as powerful as the chips you can get inside a Surface Pro (if you're willing to pony up for a more expensive model), but it had no trouble running the apps I needed it to.
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In 2010, Mr Garland, currently chief judge of the appeals court for the District of Columbia circuit, was hailed by Republican Orrin Hatch as a "consensus nominee" who would have no trouble being confirmed for a seat on the Supreme Court.
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Despite their alleged unelectability, Warren and Sanders have had no trouble raising money, much of it from small donors, whereas Biden has had to resort to establishing a Super PAC so his biggest donors could give even more to him.
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Of all the details investigators have uncovered about Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen, perhaps the most infuriating is the fact that he spent 10 months on a government watch list, yet had no trouble buying an assault rifle and a handgun.
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But Alexa and Facebook's own voice assistant have a tough time dividing up functionality, and sometimes I can't get either to play a specific song on Spotify, pause or change volume or other activities my Google Home has no trouble with.
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A 2011 survey cited in an eight-year study into the side effects of 3D glasses found only a third of viewers have no trouble, while two-thirds feel some form of discomfort, including 7 percent that report terrible headaches.
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The very people who ordinarily championed affirmative action as a cornerstone of a decent society — for giving a needed leg up to the systemically disadvantaged — had no trouble understanding the other dimension of the policy — an unfair preference for the unqualified.
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I've done Gobots and Transformers and found very different things to say about each of those very similar seeming properties, so I think I'd have no trouble coming up with a unique take on He-Man or Bravestarr or something.
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" He added: "Perhaps it's better to source expertise abroad, from people who are familiar with banking systems in Asia or Europe, and who can come down here and have no trouble cracking down on ANZ or Westpac because they're not mates.
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Take Heather Langham–Schwartz, a Radio City Rockette whose in-season dance schedule can include four performances a day and who has had no trouble figuring out how to take advantage of four separate pools at 530 West 30th Street.
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Non-parents have no trouble casting an irritated eye on a mother whose toddler is acting out in some public place, and people with older kids often take this chance to ponder the many ways in which they would have done it differently.
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And while Knappenberger says he had no trouble finding Gawker employees who wanted to talk about the case, it's glaringly obvious that Denton and executive editor John Cook are the only on-camera interviewees who were still at the company in 2016.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Zahir Jan, a scrap metal dealer in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, pays about 175 Afghani ($2.55) per kilo of spent cartridge casings and has no trouble finding supplies from poorly paid soldiers and policemen looking for extra cash.
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While you can tell that animal Eye AF tell isn't quite as quick or rock-solid as Eye AF on humans, the A7R IV still had no trouble detecting the dog's eyes even as it chased after a steady stream of treats.
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Republican mega-donor Sheldon Adelson — a man who has no trouble getting the President on the phone — is "furious" about comments Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made today on NBC's "Meet the Press," according to two sources with knowledge of Adelson's reaction.
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Facebook has no trouble endorsing an argument for privacy in the terms of revelation — the revelation of location information that might be seen by a knife-wielding antagonist, at an extreme, or simply the drunken photos that might be seen by your boss.
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BUENOS AIRES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Following seven straight days of declines in Argentina's peso, President Mauricio Macri decided to make a rare address to the nation on Wednesday to reassure markets that the South American country had no trouble paying its debts.
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I had no trouble connecting Invoke to my home and office networks, though there's no easy way to switch network connections, so I had to repeat the setup each time I moved the device to another location, with a different Wi-Fi network.
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The new processor (Qualcomm in the US, which is what I tested; other markets will have a Samsung Exynos chip) is paired with 4GB of RAM, and it has no trouble multitasking, gaming, playing video, or any other task I attempted with it.
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After that I had no trouble rousing myself for the first meal, because, other than the arrival of food, we had nothing in our lives to look forward to, and the hunger we felt in that place was more ferocious than any infant's.
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He charged that European leaders were using "subterfuge" for their integrationist plans to create a country called "Europe," and that Britain, as a trading nation, would have no trouble replicating trade deals with the world, including with the nations of the Commonwealth.
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Houston had no trouble pounding the top team in the American League Central in a three-game sweep of the Minnesota Twins to begin its road trip this week and cruised right past the Rangers 7-1 in the series opener on Friday.
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"Early on, we found that if we let them guide Sphero: 'Let's take Sphero for a little adventure around the school,' they would actually, with no trouble, go into the assembly or sport hall if they had Sphero with them," he said.
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Reese swiftly and easily dispenses with the idea that eating meat is "necessary" for health, pointing out that vegans and vegetarians are often healthier than their meat-eating counterparts, and that vegan athletes and bodybuilders have no trouble getting protein or gaining strength.
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If pressed, he'll admit a deeper fascination with the lesser-known creatures that share the pandas' habitat—the Asiatic black bear, the takin, the tufted deer—but McShea has no trouble identifying what it is about pandas that's so appealing to everyone else.
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Unlike some private companies, Snap has had no trouble raising money on the private markets, so investors were not given preferential treatment regarding how many shares they will get in the event of a public offering, according to corporate documents filed in Delaware.
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We had no trouble choosing a secondary school for our oldest son with exemplary logic or getting out of the house in record time with four unruly children, but in the end, these shared personality features were not enough to sustain us.
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A Democratic majority controlling the House would have no trouble claiming that some amorphous connection between Trump and someone with a Russian-sounding name – or a presidential tweet that criticized a Justice Department lawyer – satisfied the criteria for "high crimes and misdemeanors" justifying impeachment.
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Further, while the Echo Show's two, 2-inch speakers have no trouble filling my kitchen with music or audio, an iPad needs a Bluetooth speaker or some other speaker plugged into its audio jack to really be heard well from a few feet away.
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"I always looked at my plan as a safe purchase, since if my life changed such that I no longer needed it, I would have no trouble recouping my cost," said Sam D., a buyer of unlimited data plans I was introduced to over email.
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Los Angeles had no trouble getting up for a 116-102 win over the Boston Celtics, who sit second in the Eastern Conference, on Monday and beat the playoff-bound Memphis Grizzlies on the road Wednesday but sandwiched a 107-91 loss at sub-.
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France's Total SA said this week it could build the country's second LNG plant for $10 billion, well below industry estimates, while Australia's Oil Search Ltd, which aims to expand in the region, said it expected new projects would have no trouble attacting lenders.
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Whether the issue at hand was the Russia investigation, President Trump's inclination to incite violence at MAGA rallies, or how many "terrorists" had been apprehended at the southern border, Sanders had no trouble twisting the truth — even when her reputation took a hit for it.
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Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch declared Tuesday he's made no promises to Donald Trump or anyone else about how he'll vote on abortion or other issues and testified he'll have no trouble as a justice holding anyone accountable, including the president who picked him.
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Tim Storey, NCSL's director of state services, said Hofeller had no trouble getting along with the other side: "Fight with Dems during work hours, but then clock out and go enjoy telling war stories together over drinks," Storey said of Hofeller in an email.
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Dennis MacInnis, the scouting director for ISS Hockey, an independent scouting and information provider on hockey prospects, said Alexander would have no trouble following William's footsteps to the N.H.L. MacInnis has seen considerable improvements in Alexander's game since the world junior championships in January.
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EPB's Bailey says the organization has no trouble with network management, and the main complaints of telecom companies during the net neutrality debate—that certain types of data should be throttled, metered, or charged at different rates—make no sense whatsoever for a fiber network.
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Before Monday night's game, there had been one playoff game played at Rogers Centre since the wild-card contest — the Game 3 division-series clincher in which the Blue Jays ousted the Rangers in a rematch from last year — and no trouble was reported.
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It's not an exhaustive list, but hopefully it will motivate those of you who refuse to believe you can forgo that weeklong vacation to write your novel — Robert Louis Stevenson appears to have had no trouble, and he probably even rested on the seventh day.
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All indications Tuesday, in conversations with various league insiders, suggest Durant will have no trouble commanding four-year maximum offers of $164 million from the teams that were already in pursuit, such as the Knicks and the Los Angeles Clippers, even after getting hurt.
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Relations between the governments of the United States and Iran were openly hostile at that time, and Jackson even posted an irreverent photo of himself next to a sign that read, "Down with U.S.A." But as usual, he had no trouble finding the party.
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The former world number one says he will have no trouble this week eliminating the Ryder Cup from his mind as he chases the tournament crown and also the $10 million bonus handed out to the winner of the season-long FedExCup points race.
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These are the qualms of a cinephile, and most viewers listening to such gripping recollections — of seeing a living man with his lung hanging out or of how the deceased came to be regarded as "no trouble, medically" — will probably be too engaged to mind.
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Having to choose a favorite handsome costar between Zac Efron and Dwayne Johnson is no easy task — they're both ripped, hilarious and talented — but Baywatch leading ladies Ilfenesh Hadera and Kelly Rohrbach had no trouble revealing a few fun facts about working with the two movie stars.
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If you think California's new law requiring publicly traded companies headquartered in the state to have at least one women on their board is a superfluous bill in an era when women have no trouble rising up the corporate ladder, then you have not been paying attention.
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He moved to New York in the mid '90s and, by his account, had no trouble finding interest in his script ("I knew it was a bulletproof idea"), but producer Scott Rudin refused to let a first-time director helm what would be an $80 million film.
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And while some may live in areas where it's hard to congregate face-to-face to commiserate about the nation's and their own problems, they have no trouble finding like-minded people on social media, which is, of course, quite adept at reinforcing and, possibly, spreading dissatisfaction.
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Too many politicians and pundits want us to believe our country is broke, and we have no choice but to demand sacrifices from working people, yet they have no trouble finding trillions of dollars to waste on tax giveaways for people who do not need them.
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President Donald Trump insisted on Tuesday that he's having no trouble finding a new chief of staff and that he is in "no rush" to fill the job, despite having already burned through two such top aides and being turned down by his reported first choice.
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" Sentences expand, even at the cost of some strain, in order to absorb as much of Berlin as possible: "I had no trouble seeing the justice of Manfred's criticisms when we discussed Rosen-Montag over cigarettes by the Hansa warehouse slated to become a children's clinic.
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English snobbery versus Irish tradition, science versus faith, a single woman versus a powerful male cohort: conditions could hardly be better for breeding dramatic antagonism, and Lib has no trouble racking up nemeses from the stock cast of small-village types she finds herself thrust among.
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While 4GB of RAM is pretty industry standard for a flagship in 2018, it is certainly more than enough to handle using a camera and streaming music at the same time, which suggests it is in fact a software bug of sorts Google should have no trouble ironing out.
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The GT21's Intel Core i23 CPU is stupid powerful, and when combined its Nvidia GTX 25 GPU and built-in overclocking settings, you'll have no trouble gaming at high fps even on Ultra at 23.1KWhen the fans spin up, the system sounds like a mini jet turbine.
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If you look at what Shields and Condit actually did, you'll see why one was getting tagged regularly and the other had almost no trouble at all in a fight so mundane that the UFC production crew began experimenting with panning overhead shots to break up the monotony.
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Either way, this meant I had no trouble writing emails, editing photos, or knocking out any other tasks I need to do that weekend, with one hand on the keyboard, and the other holding the stylus, which is important, because Dex's much smaller UI demands much greater precision.
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Rays RH Matt Andriese (5-33, 4.46) Sale is in a battle with Cleveland's Corey Kluber for the AL Cy Young Award and had no trouble cutting through Tampa Bay's lineup on Saturday, when he scattered six hits and struck out eight in six innings to earn the win.
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But when I started looking through my Twitter followers for those who had no trouble following the story of Little Women, despite having not read or seen prior versions, I realized something: A lot of them were people I followed primarily for sharing their thoughts about television, not film.
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While Pelosi had no trouble finding time to launch a political impeachment inquiry against the president, she has consistently refused to hold a vote on the United States Mexico Canada Agreement, even though the landmark trade deal enjoys broad bipartisan support and promises enormous benefits to American workers.
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Screenshot: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)In-depth testing from Ars Technica also shows Plume doing quite well when it comes to throughput and handling internal network traffic, meaning streams from your Netflix (or your Plex server) should have no trouble dealing with someone making some Skype calls at the same time.
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One player who has no trouble bringing it every single game is Thunder superstar Russell Westbrook, who came within one assist of a triple-double in the opener and followed it up with 51 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists in a 221-21 overtime victory over Phoenix on Friday.
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And the age issue really does grate, especially considering the precedent set by shows like Pretty Little Liars and One Tree Hill, which had no trouble starting with teenage characters (played by much-too-old-looking actors) and eventually aging them by having the show's action jump ahead in time. 2.
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When I was a kid, my friends and I had no trouble believing the outrageous rumors about Marilyn Manson concerts, the scores of "satanic" murders sweeping the country, or the idea that so much as touching a Ouija board would result in your body and soul being hijacked by a demon.
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Two members of the Black Panther Party are met on the steps of the California State Capitol in Sacramento, May 2, 1967, by Police Lt. Ernest Holloway, who informs them they will be allowed to keep their weapons as long as they cause no trouble and do not disturb the peace.
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The best all-around saltwater fly line is Rio's InTouch OutBound Coldwater series, and an intermediate fly line is ideal for subsurface fishing at shallow depths, and by extending your leader (the nylon line that runs between your main fly line and your fly) you'll have no trouble fishing topwater flies, too.
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This is a woman who had no trouble staying at the top of her Harvard Law School class -- a class in which she was one of nine women among 500 students -- at the same time she was taking care of a toddler and nursing a husband stricken with a potentially fatal cancer.
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In a rebuke to the cliché of actresses as prima donnas, Lori has no trouble rolling with the punches, but her new star, Lance Mynx, is such a fuss bucket that he storms off set on Night 1, demanding the star treatment granted to those who refer to themselves in the third person.
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The costume designer Deirdra Elizabeth Govan knew the returning characters' personal styles by heart and had no trouble developing cohesive looks for them 10 years later: Gone is Shane's leather halter vest, replaced with an Yves Saint Laurent blazer; Bette's look has gotten more posh, replete with Manolo Blahnik and Christian Dior.
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It's considerably smaller than a real-life Poké Ball would be, and it only lasts for about six hours on a single USB-C charge thanks to the simulated sound effects of the creatures trapped inside, but at $23, or bundled with the games, Nintendo's going to have no trouble selling these to gamers.
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" And though the airline reportedly offered her an apology and a refund on her flight, "to add insult to injury," Avital explained, "the guy sitting in front of me on the plane was wearing a shirt with an actual Trojan condom embedded behind a clear plastic applique and had no trouble getting on his flight.
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"The court seems to set great store in a lack of documentary evidence that prayers were held in the mosque before 1857, yet finds no trouble in the lack of evidence that any Hindu services were held there, either," says a lawyer who prefers to remain anonymous, due to the sensitivity of the case.
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"The court seems to set great store in a lack of documentary evidence that prayers were held in the mosque before 1857, yet finds no trouble in the lack of evidence that any Hindu services were held there, either," says a lawyer who prefers to remain anonymous, owing to the sensitivity of the case.
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There have been no major feature relocations or deletions (okay, maybe one) and you should have no trouble finding your now well-organized app list under Start, Windows Settings or the updated Actions an Notifications center (a swipe in from the right edge of the screen or a tap on the icon in the right corner).
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Dell advertises this panel provides 400 nits of brightness, but I suspect that's a conservative number — Tom's Hardware measured 626 nits on average, which would explain why I had no trouble writing a chunk of this review in the sunlight outdoors, and why the light sources in HDR movies felt so real when I watched them on this laptop.
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Addressing the judge directly, just moments after Michael accepts the Alford plea (the word "guilty" still never leaving his lips), Candace has no trouble labeling her former brother-in-law an "adulterer" (he had relationships with men, and the defense believes the public knowledge of his bi-sexuality may have hurt his chances at a fair trial).
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So to guard against these problems in France, Avia said, her proposal would only require platforms to act within 24 hours for "manifestly illegal" content that the platforms should have no trouble concluding violates the law, while allowing more time for posts that fall in a "gray zone" requiring a greater evaluation of the context or the law.
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Looking at the Holloway who was perplexed by Conor McGregor's side kicks and leaping lead uppercuts, and comparing him to the methodical, switch hitting, complete MMA striker who has chalked up ten straight with no trouble and who decimated Anthony Pettis on the feet like no one else has been able to, the technical strides have been astounding.
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Elway's reasoning that he did not sign Kaepernick when he became a free agent the following year also seems to fall apart in light of the fact that Denver had no trouble signing Brock Osweiler to a minimum salary deal after he had snubbed Denver to sign a lucrative free agent deal with the Houston Texans in 2016.
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Connie GoddardTinton Falls, N.J. To the Editor: Why is it that people have no trouble believing middle-aged and elderly men when they speak of being abused in their youth by their priests many decades ago, while many seem to question Christine Blasey Ford's memory when she speaks of attempted rape more than 30 years ago?
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And what is there to say about a president who has no trouble attacking Kenneth Frazier, a principled and inspiring captain of American industry who dared to stand up to him, while being unable to stay on script for more than 24 hours in condemning the racist violence in Charlottesville, Va., without describing "both sides" as morally equivalent?
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On Twitter, thousands of people responded by pointing out that Jon's behavior made no sense given his characterization, that Game of Thrones had other options for showing the goodbye beyond relying on CGI, that we've seen the Starks pet their direwolves on screen in the past, and that the show has seemingly had no trouble making Jon pet dragons as often as needed.
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Though its base speed is much lower than the old 2.3GHz dual-core chip in the prior version, it has no trouble handling everyday productivity work, including juggling multiple browser windows with many open tabs; simultaneously running apps like Word, Excel, Slack, email, and other typical programs used in a modern office environment; and switching between multiple virtual desktops frequently.
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Kellyanne Conway says she'll have no trouble being both a mother and counselor to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE because, unlike men, she doesn't have a mistress or play golf.
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Katz's dealers—he was with Fischbach for about ten years, Marlborough for thirty, and Pace for ten—have had no trouble selling his work, and in recent years more and more European museums have been showing and buying it, but the art world does not consider him a major contemporary artist, in the same league as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, and others of his generation.
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Great companies can IPO in almost any market environment: Acacia Communications went public with a bang this May in an "impossible" market; Twilio and Nutanix soon followed, echoing Acacia's success; Zendesk went out in 2578 among headlines that spelled the end of the "SaaS bubble;" Google had no trouble getting out in a dire 13 market, nor did Facebook in 21 or Square during the bleak tail end of 5787.
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Michael BurgessMichael Clifton BurgessHouse approves bill raising minimum wage to per hour The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran GOP rep: Children are free to leave migrant camps at 'any time' MORE (R-Texas) says Americans will have no trouble affording both a new iPhone and their health insurance, downplaying criticism of a fellow Republican's statement a day earlier.
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EditorsNote: updates that Louisville is Michigan's next opponent Michigan holds off Oklahoma State's charge INDIANAPOLIS — As Michigan senior Zak Irvin analyzed the seventh-seeded Wolverines' Midwest Regional victory on Friday, he had no trouble pointing to the difference-maker — senior point guard Derrick Walton, Jr. The Big Ten tournament MVP had a game-best 26 points, 11 assists, five rebounds and two steals in the Wolverines' 92-91 victory over No. 10 seed Oklahoma State.
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