Of course, some are more comfortable stomaching that political risk.
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It's exam season, and people are stomaching the result of their poor choices.
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They have difficultly stomaching small changes in the ergonomics of their favorite camera body.
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"Not as difficult as stomaching Trump as the president of the United States," he said.
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Investing is the most powerful tool to build wealth, but it requires stomaching some risk.
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Without an HBO password, finding Game of Thrones online is harder than stomaching The Red Wedding.
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The Republican Party itself is largely stomaching the president's bigotry so it can stay in power.
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For traders who have a hard time stomaching such uncertainty, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) may be able to help.
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Tougher was stomaching the packs of 215- and 29.953-year schoolkids flying past us in shorts and T-shirts.
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And I think that the public appetite for stomaching that is only going to last for so much longer.
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Many said they had difficulty even stomaching the prospect of the National Front making it to the second round.
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Ellis has always appeared to have a hard time stomaching the prosecutors' multiple accusations of Manafort's bank fraud and bank fraud conspiracy.
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The challenge for investors is stomaching the volatility of a stock that can get so badly punished with the slightest whisper of competition.
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D.L. Hughley wants everyone crying about his "insensitive" Debbie Reynolds joke to look at themselves first -- stomaching Donald Trump's proof America's not so sensitive.
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Asked if it was difficult to program, the artist said: "Not as difficult as stomaching Trump as the president of the United States."—Motherboard
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If you examine him through the lens of playground politics, you will recognize Mr. Trump as a thin-skinned bully who seems incapable of stomaching criticism or opposition.
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But continuing operations often means stomaching steep losses, taking massive write-downs - and, now, the threat of having staff arrested by the embattled socialist government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Once the film opened, even turkey chasers like me had a hard time stomaching the hellscape of its self-seriousness, cardboard-chic production value, and outright unhinged world-building.
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Even when money is tight, Jacky feels ambivalent about his wife Brigitte working; not being the family's sole breadwinner is one of many emasculations he has a hard time stomaching.
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This makes sense, as I presume buyers were having a hard time stomaching walking into a Hyundai dealer to drop $90,000 on a sedan parked next to a $15,103 Accent.
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It felt good, but I had as hard a time keeping my lifted shirt pinned beneath my armpits as I did stomaching the awkwardness of the stares I was now receiving.
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Stomaching the monthly fee and a personal trainer might seem ludicrous, but that doesn't mean you can't take advantage of the super-knowledgeable trainers roaming around the gym to help you.
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After weeks of being stuck in bed and only stomaching food typically associated with picky kindergarten boys dressed like Spider-Man, guilt set in and I became seriously wracked with food shame.
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Like the kinds of egos so big, they're not capable of stomaching any kind of discomfort about what they do, let alone, allowing it, from people in far lesser positions of power and influence.
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Already stomaching the poison pill of watching his son Steph take a Game 7 loss after leading the NBA Finals 3-1 on Father's Day, Dell Curry was treated to some additional unpleasantness by a Cavaliers fan.
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Again and again, Republicans who have trouble stomaching Trump as the leader of their party failed to find an alternative candidate or change the convention's rules to unbind delegates from the results of the GOP primary contests.
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Still, it is at least possible that moderate Republican senators would have a tougher time stomaching the use of the nuclear option to seat a justice who they think would provide a fifth vote to overturn Roe v.
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In particular, some of Sanders's most aggressive economic and domestic policy agendas — the ones that made him a darling of progressives and lefties throughout the country — were also the ones the Trump voters appeared to have the toughest time stomaching.
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"A lot of the people who criticized me, because they had a hard time stomaching supporting someone who owned casinos and strip clubs or whatever, a lot them have come around and said, 'Yeah, you were right,' " Falwell told the Post.
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Though it's currently on sale for $7,100, its cost shouldn't change the fact that watching fashion come to life is something of a spectator's sport, and it may change your mind about stomaching sky-high price tags for clothes that double as art.
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"I think it's an easy vote now," said Kip Tew, a former Indiana Democratic chairman, adding that grass-roots activists would have a far more difficult time stomaching a "yes" vote from their senator in light of the claim of sexual misconduct.
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For fear of being flayed, I will not divulge my allegiances, except to say that I have a very hard time stomaching gore, which has made watching Game of Thrones an endeavor pockmarked by hiding behind my fingers, running into another room, or rolling into the fetal position.
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" Slant Magazine critic Huw Jones praising its production and stating that "Goblin could well be one of the decade's most significant releases...a masterpiece for those capable of stomaching it." The reviewer Jen Long from the BBC enjoyed Tyler's lyrical "run of shock tactics reminiscent of Eminem", many strongly criticized the similarity. Joshua Errett of Now said that someone should have informed Tyler that "Eminem already did this 15 years ago." Louis Pattison of NME said, "It's an album that leaves you in no doubt that Odd Future's leader is a rare talent.
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Critical reception for 33 Snowfish has been positive, with the book garnering praise from the School Library Journal and Kirkus Reviews. Publishers Weekly commented on the book's language and content, stating "Readers may have trouble stomaching the language..., as well as the horrors so flatly depicted and, in the end, so handily overcome." A reviewer for Kliatt also mentioned the book's mature themes, saying the book was "Not for every taste, but the grittiness and realistic dialogue here may help this bleak though ultimately uplifting novel find a readership." The English Journal commented on the book's mature themes, citing it as one of several books that would help challenge teen readers.
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