That is a tall order — and an expensive one.
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It's possible — but it's also a very tall order.
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Reevaluating these major issues would be a tall order indeed.
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"Best city in the world" is a pretty tall order.
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That would be a tall order, to say the least.
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Democrats have a tall order in the 2018 Senate elections.
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Imagining a Shameless Southside without Fiona is a tall order.
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Repeating the trick with euro clearing looks a tall order.
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For me it's not a tall order, nothing too demanding.
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And as such, Gray had a tall order to fill.
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Well, that's a tall order for me at the moment.
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Doing the same to its economy looks a tall order.
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A tall order, yes, but certainly worth giving a shot.
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It's a tall order for Shoprite to break Woolworths' stranglehold.
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But that may be a tall order for the Europeans.
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"That's a tall order, but it's not impossible," Pitt said.
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And then attract the investors, and that's a tall order.
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It's a tall order for a world full of unpredictable risks.
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Given the immediate backlash to Luminary's tweet, it's a tall order.
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Yet with the clock ticking, that is a formidably tall order.
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That is a rather tall order—and it's open to interpretation.
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CL faces a tall order, one she hasn't failed to recognize.
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It's a tall order, I guess, but not an impossible one.
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Taking on Uber and Lyft is a tall order, of course.
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Clobbering Hari, however, is a tall order for Santa's wish list.
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That's also a tall order for the Clinton camp, as Mrs.
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It's a tall order and one which few companies can offer.
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Ending poverty is a tall order, and it won't happen overnight.
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It's a tall order, even for someone accustomed to tough assignments.
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For debt-burdened countries that may seem a tall order too.
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For debt-burdened countries that may seem a tall order too.
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Such a new and compelling message seems like a tall order.
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Even some of his opponents see that as a tall order.
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Disney's Animal Kingdom aspires to recreate that experience, a tall order.
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That may seem like a tall order, but Johnson is hopeful.
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The challenge is overcoming decades of toxic decline—an exceedingly tall order.
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However, uniting opposition to a hard Brexit will be a tall order.
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But making vending machines vanish from the workplace is a tall order.
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"I'm calling this [list] a tall order," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Wrapping up that up quickly is a tall order, some Democrats say.
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Picking off eight Democratic votes would be a very tall order indeed.
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It's a tall order to expect production to triple in two months.
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But it's a tall order for a small country with 300,000 people.
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Even so, leapfrogging the world's largest international hub is a tall order.
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Making a fresh espresso in the great outdoors is a tall order.
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That alone is a tall order, but Jones' ambitions reach much higher.
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For CNN to pull this off is a tall order to ask.
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That is a tall order in today's environment, but it's not impossible.
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Still, getting the AHCA through the Senate will be a tall order.
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Beating a presidential candidate in his home state is a tall order.
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As meticulously crafted as the stage action is, that's a tall order.
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This will be a tall order, as many analysts question Astana's commitment.
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That's a tall order depending on the type of business you run.
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Even finding an acceptable candidate for prime minister is a tall order.
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Pairing qualified workers with suitable job openings is often a tall order.
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That remains a very tall order, given his continued popularity among Republicans.
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It's a tall order, and one that's complicated by Morales's young age.
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Given the number of Republicans in both chambers, that is a tall order.
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That is a tall order, and the building industry makes it even taller.
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Euphoria is Walton's first big acting credit, and it's a pretty tall order.
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It's a tall order for a player who exhibits competency more than excellence.
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It's a tall order, I'm aware, but the Serum Foundation fits the bill.
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In Congress, this may seem a tall order, but it must be done.
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That's a tall order for a single policy such as a carbon tax.
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If that ruling is overturned, Trump would face a tall order removing Cordray.
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That's a tall order for scrappy indie films like Sorry to Bother You.
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That's a tall order with winds expected to reach up to 156 mph.
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But its health powers have to live up to quite the tall order.
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Achieving all of that has proved a tall order even for competent administrations.
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Jeff Chen: Such a tall order, to spread out the five rebus squares.
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But convincing a majority of men to empower women was a tall order.
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"That's a tall order for the defense, in my view," Mr. Urdangen said.
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As many experts and pundits have pointed out, it's a pretty tall order.
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If you can write silly poems, that'll help, though that's a tall order.
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But for Democrats, persuading Republicans in the Senate was always a tall order.
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A tall order indeed, but China is making progress on that long march.
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That's a tall order, too -- and one that also requires funding from Congress.
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Convincing 20 of them to cross party lines would be a tall order.
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Given the lack of progress to date, that looks like a tall order.
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That's a tall order for a ship that may be named Boaty McBoatface.
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Here is one issue that requires serious global action, a tall order, indeed.
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Tackling the rampant online spread of health-related misinformation is a tall order.
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Promising to make every dream come true is a tall order for anyone.
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Rigorous inspections and U.S. and Israeli intelligence, meanwhile, make "sneaking out" a tall order.
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Injecting a dollop of personality into that aridly anonymous landscape seemed a tall order.
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Today, reintroducing the public to a system of reusable packaging is a tall order.
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Achieving these was always a tall order, and the president has certainly kept busy.
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That's still a tall order, since Xi and Kim don't particularly like each other.
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It needs another 64 seats to win a majority, which is a tall order.
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For many, the request to delete their IG history is a very tall order.
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Simplifying regulation is a tall order for any President, but Main Street has hope.
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Advancing each of these critical goals at the same time is a tall order.
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It's a tall order for corporations, many which lack even a basic cybersecurity plan.
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This a tall order, but it needs to be done the best way possible.
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But that's a tall order and I'm not sure how we can effect that.
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Coming up with a better headline for that photo will be a tall order.
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But even with all the resources of the five boroughs, that's a tall order.
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It's an intimidatingly tall order, but Vasconcellos would seem to have the right experience.
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BUILDING a wall of trees across the width of Africa is a tall order.
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A tall order, to be sure; this is a self-flagellating exercise by design.
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Covering all of that ground in a one-hour speech is a tall order.
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But wrapping up in a little over two weeks may be a tall order.
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That's a tall order, since I'm fond of the new Echo and Echo Show.
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Trying to overhaul them altogether is a tall order, and comes with huge risk.
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Turning around the weakened Carige brand in Italy's stagnating economy was a tall order.
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He concedes that it's a tall order, but this time he hopes to prevail.
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For a political novice, however talented and lucky, this is quite a tall order.
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That's a tall order — but I, at least, would be there with fevered anticipation.
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But changing the political dynamics around impeachment at this point is a tall order.
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Still, a third effort to pass it would be a very tall order. Mrs.
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Beating the Patriots this season, as in most recent years, is a tall order.
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Well, it's a tall order, but let me just ask you: The #MetToo movement?
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This, and running all the relevant electrochemical processes, may sound like an extremely tall order.
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It may seem like a tall order, but investment strategist Edward Yardeni believes it's possible.
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Persuading eight Democrats to support legislation making life easier for banks is a tall order.
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But as Ginsburg suggested, it's always a tall order to overrule a Supreme Court decision.
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Winning — a tall order for any expansion team — is the best way to gain attention.
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For those who have not seen their ex for years, that is a tall order.
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Even so, finding another product with the scope of the smartphone is a tall order.
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But quantifying just how much new technologies sap our focus and attention is tall order.
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"It's a tall order for these homeowners that are coming on our show," Soria explains.
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Shoring up these three pillars is a tall order that requires immediate and constant attention.
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Figueres acknowledged this is a tall order, but said it's also achievable given recent trends.
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LONDON — Hunting for small creatures must be a tall order at the best of times.
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The idea of creating an entirely new federal agency might sound like a tall order.
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Even with the backing of Audi, it's a tall order to get to the Moon.
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Shopping for your non-tech-savvy parents can be a pretty tall order to fulfill.
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It's a tall order but history suggests that Jared Kushner might just pull it off.
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That's a tall order for something as niche as NerdCon or for non-profit conventions.
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A tall order; how can a few short weeks alter the course of a lifetime?
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Getting a bill passed to overhaul the program completely could be a tall order politically.
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To create a book that will satisfy both children and adults is a tall order.
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That may be a tall order, with matches against Belgium and England in group play.
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But it has to go through the EU, and that might be a tall order.
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It's a tall order, for sure, and it does take a remarkable amount of maturity.
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We recognize that, in these times, new investments in public health are a tall order.
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Uber's new chief, Dara Khosrowshahi, now faces the tall order of repairing the company's reputation.
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It's a very tall order, and sure, we have a good chance of falling short.
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That's a tall order, but Girlfriend Collective is here to save us from our Goldilocks Syndrome.
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Of course, the analogy of building a social network around payments is an extremely tall order.
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Finding more trucking businesses is a tall order because there is already a 48,000 driver shortage.
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But that&aposll be a tall order with a trip to Oklahoma on tap for Nov.
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"That's a tall order, but it feels like we're at a little bit of inflection point."
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That looks a tall order, given the massive gap between LME and non-LME storage costs.
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Getting family members to speak to each other about estate planning can be a tall order.
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But Spain has little culture of coalition-building, and forming a government is a tall order.
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It's a very tall order, but one helped along by the background of Ansanelli and company.
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That's a tall order for customers whose phones, while 2–3 years old, still work fine.
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This is a tall order, but the benefits to children — and the country — would be immense.
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But convincing China to get on board with aggressive economic policies is a toweringly tall order.
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I visited the speakeasy the day Donald Trump was elected, so that was a tall order.
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So getting enough state funding to give poor districts a leg up is a tall order.
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Attracting young families to a town without an elementary school can be a very tall order.
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Even with an apparently straightforward physical characteristic like height, genetic manipulation would be a tall order.
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Persuading them that this would be an improvement, even if true, would be a tall order.
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But the requisite approvals, regulations, air and water traffic considerations still make it a tall order.
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It's a tall order just to get people into treatment; stigma still keeps too many out.
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That's a tall order, and it's hard to think of brands that have done this well.
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Jim's a pro's pro when it comes to imitations ... but playing a Ruski ... that's a tall order.
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His gruff, solid presence seems fitting for Hellboy, although surpassing Ron Perlman would be a tall order.
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But that is a tall order with three candidates in the race and all eyes on Cleveland.
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But that could be a tall order, considering he just joined the party to run for president.
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With the smartwatch market in decline and Apple eating most of what's left, that's a tall order.
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He also wants to cut costs, a tall order as long as branch closures are ruled out.
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Now, Delta Air Lines is trying to gain an edge with its food — a decidedly tall order.
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That's a tall order, especially considering other areas — Oil & Gas, Transportation (locomotives) are having a tough time.
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That is a tall order, even if people keep voting like Mr Obama is on the ballot.
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It's a tall order, but one advocates say is especially important in light of the #MeToo movement.
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It's a tall order, which requires changing a perception that has been ossified by centuries of reinforcement.
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In the current climate of anti-immigration populism in many countries, that may be a tall order.
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It was a tall order, but Garella had the experience, talent, and vision necessary for the job.
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Trump's advisers said repeating his victories in those crucial states next year might be a tall order.
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Blanketing countries from China to Mexico with import duties would be a tall order without congressional approval.
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Peace will be a tall order and require a high level of American commitment for years more.
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That goal is a tall order, since signing on requires bucking the wishes of the party brass.
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Furthermore, Bernie Sanders faces the tall order of needing to win 83 percent of remaining Democratic delegates.
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This is a tall order and not exactly consistent with Trump administration rhetoric or the Trump brand.
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Improving the look and feel of how Twitter works is a tall order, to say the least.
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Even if it's a tall order, there's a lot pressure on HBO Max to hit that target.
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Though that sounds like a tall order for P. & G., past voting records give it a chance.
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It is a tall order for an insider to reform a system that nourished and rewarded him.
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It is a tall order in New Jersey, where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than 800,000.
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Though that sounds like a tall order for P&G, past voting records give it a chance.
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That's a tall order, but the pay is high and the possibilities for engaging work are endless.
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But applying those regulations directly to new technology would have been a tall order for the agency.
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It's a tall order for Democrats, with any predictions complicated by how far off the election is.
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It's a tall order, especially for scolding a key U.S. ally that the president remains fully behind.
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That is a pretty tall order that assumes that we have the authority to impose or to persuade.
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Following Leviathan seems like a tall order, but Mastodon released another sensational record in 2006's Blood Mountain.
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Asking a minimum $1,300—$300 more than an iPad Pro or a Surface device is a tall order.
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That may sound like a tall order, but Packet's dream is to create exactly that kind of marketplace.
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Democrats need to pick up nine seats there to flip the chamber, which is unquestionably a tall order.
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Today's customer wants instant gratification and personalization, all while doing minimal damage to the environment — a tall order.
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Extra capital of €250bn-410bn could be needed, a tall order when earnings are thin and investors wary.
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That's a tall order to top with his second novel, Artemis, a crime thriller set on the moon.
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Still, it will be a tall order for individual donations to replace government funding if the GOP succeeds.
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"It would be a tall order for her, and possibly put her off for good!" the insider quips.
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"We've got a tall order ahead of us to figure out how to make that work," Chang said.
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That seems to be an awfully tall order, according to various reports from the Brooklyn courtroom on Monday.
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Meeting such a threshold is a tall order and makes the case contingent on rather murky empirical predictions.
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That's a tall order, but needless to say, I fell in love after just a couple of uses.
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But getting solutions for those priorities over the finish line would be a tall order for any candidate.
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Avoid being with toxic people This is a tall order, especially when you're thrown together with family members.
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The commission, which opened its application process Wednesday, laid out a tall order in its call for submissions.
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Converting some of the world's poorest regions will be a tall order and it will not happen overnight.
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That's a very tall order indeed, particularly when it's far from clear where unbinding the delegates would lead.
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Regaining the confidence of these employees, and that of the public in them, will be a tall order.
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Either of these would be a tall order, but they're fundamentally different things, and Trump equivocates between them.
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Keeping the attention of any audience after providing the soundtrack for its teen angst is a tall order.
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It's a tall order, but reaching the more-ambitious goal would mean more ice would survive the summer.
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It's a tall order: In past presidential elections, Democrats have tried but failed to boost turnout among Latinos.
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But regulatory approval or no, producing human ES cells through nuclear transfer turned out to be a tall order.
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That might be a tall order, at nearly 9 percent of the combined revenue of Protection 1 and ADT.
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The measure then directs the governor to ask the U.S. Congress for the ultimate approval — likely a tall order.
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And Hillary Clinton will try to show Bernie Sanders that besting her in coastal states is a tall order.
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But tough negotiations lie ahead, and reaching a quick deal to end America's longest war remains a tall order.
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It's a tall order, but a necessary one when you essentially only have a single laptop on the market.
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Indeed, that can be quite a tall order, especially if you are entering the role for the first time.
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While amending the Constitution to scrap the Electoral College would be a tall order, there is an easier option.
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Achieving the three-fifths support in both houses of Congress needed for constitutional reforms will be a tall order.
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But it will be a tall order to train Saudi Arabia's pampered young men to work for a living.
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"This seems quite a tall order", Goldman admits, requiring close coordination between OPEC and Russia and within OPEC itself.
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Ben Cavender, Shanghai-based principal at China Market Research Group, cautioned that might prove to be a tall order.
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It's a tall order, but one that these 10 K-beauty skin-care products clearly had no trouble achieving.
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But asking them to carve a major exception out of a century-old precedent is a very tall order.
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The attendance at Wembley this past year was an impressive combined average of 83,877, a tall order to beat.
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That's a tall order, especially if you live in a small space without much of an entry at all.
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I admit, this is a tall order, likely to remain the realm of luxury and boutique health care facilities.
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Because, let's be honest, being forced to actually leave your home to work out is often a tall order.
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Its employees opted to work fewer hours as their wages rose, a tall order in a tight labor market.
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Under normal Senate rules, action on both issues requires votes from Democratic senators, a tall order in polarized times.
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It's a tall order that would require a near complete transition away from the world's dependence on fossil fuels.
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In the bar scene, there are 20 different characters, which is a tall order on a stop-motion project.
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It is a tall order for us to have to retrieve our position now after years of incompetent policymaking.
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But to expect any viewer of La prière to decode Koraïchi's language is a tall order, even for connoisseurs.
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But with U.S. banks occupying the top five places in the rankings, and their dominance increasing, it's a tall order.
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In a nation of nearly 1.4 billion, ensuring there's efficient health care and education is a tall order for China.
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As he valiantly searches for his one and only, though, he's discovering that "wife material" is actually a tall order.
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That is a tall order, and it won't be a popular one, even against the backdrop of the Christchurch massacre.
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Building a vehicle that can handle a busy street, with cyclists, pedestrians, roadworks and emergency vehicles, is a tall order.
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Doing away with preferences for Malays was always going to be a tall order, given the clout of Malay voters.
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It's a tall order for any prospective TV show, though perhaps less for one with this kind of creative team.
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Anchoring it to a moveable, seagoing platform might help, but keeping the cable steady would still be a tall order.
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Tall order for agencies: "Moving government agencies to shared services and IT modernization alone are huge action items," Gillis said.
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But recent history suggests that's a tall order, and the U.S. risks inflating its debt if the growth falls short.
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It was a tall order for the 6-foot-1 Corbett, who did have one advantage to exploit against Jeffries.
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It sounds like a tall order, but when you consider how much progress has been made, it's certainly not impossible.
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That's a tall order indeed, since they are defending a majority of the Senate seats up for election in 2018.
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But based on the sheer number of these devices (see: every smartphone), it may prove a tall order to enforce.
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It's a remarkably tall order, and unlike some heist movies, the film doesn't show us the whole plan at once.
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Still, such sweeping legislation could be a tall order for the administration at a time of already tense Sino-U.
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Senior bankers and fund managers say raising so much money in the next few months will be a tall order.
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Asking Ramsey to play two games in four days — and three games in eight days — would be a tall order.
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To win the nomination before Cleveland, Trump would have to win 2202 percent of the remaining delegates — a tall order.
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That is a tall order in our age of hyperpartisan politics in which party loyalty leaves little room for neutrality.
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Perhaps wisely, Facebook decided that competing with incumbents like Google and Apple on mobile operating systems was a tall order.
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Because Facebook does not charge users, this would be a tall order for the government, excluded rivals and injured consumers.
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Reducing the national debt is not quite as ambitious as paying it all off but it's still a tall order.
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But playing at this level against golfers just a step below the best in the world is a tall order.
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And so hanging the necessary reeducation of the American public on these more regional, smaller sites is a tall order.
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Dish's wireless aspirations Succeeding as a new entrant to a market with three massive incumbents would be a tall order.
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In response, Gloria and Winnie have resolved to crack the case on the sly, though that's a tall order, too.
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It's a tall order after House Democrats flipped only nine seats in 22019, with a net gain of just six.
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But considering the partisan polarization in Congress in general and around Trump in particular, that may be a tall order.
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But in a city where less than 10 percent of areas are planned, altering the slumscape is a tall order.
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He missed a 3-foot par putt on the 14th hole and was suddenly left a tall order for Sunday.
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In private, U.S. representatives tell their European counterparts to "ignore the tweets," but that's proved to be a tall order.
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"It is a tall order, but I am hopeful that President Trump can achieve that through sound diplomacy," he said.
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While offering a guarantee remains a tall order for Intermountain, it is among the minority of systems ready to do so.
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"We have argued recently that reaching the $100 market would be a tall order," PVM Oil Associates strategist Tamas Varga said.
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It was a tall order considering the on-and-off, tumultuous relationship they've had, filled with bitter arguments and explosive battles.
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A travel-friendly face mist that provides intense hydration, antioxidant and antipollution protection, and skin-firming properties is a tall order.
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It's a tall order, especially on the open web and without any form of login system or traditional social networking infrastructure.
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Fiscal stimulus could pick up the slack, but mobilising government budgets to aid the economy will also prove a tall order.
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Consequently, the audience is left to rapidly apprehend different historical eras, as well as languages and metrical forms—a tall order.
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While a sensible backup plan, creating a rival software ecosystem, even one based on open source Android, is a tall order.
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That could be a tall order amid strong political opposition to making it more expensive for drivers to fuel their cars.
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Moreover, China would have to ensure that existing bad debts are written down and bankrupt SOEs shut—a tall order politically.
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Overcoming the source material was already a tall order, and it seems as though DC has fallen far shorter than expected.
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Given the long list of must-pass items that remain on the docket this fall, that could be a tall order.
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But the third debate will require 130,000 donors and hitting 2% in polls - a tall order for some long-shot contenders.
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Defending each of them is a tall order, for sure, but here's the truth: Democrats are going to hold the House.
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It's a tall order for any studio engineer, and no one's seemed to get it exactly right but dammit they're trying!
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It would be a tall order for Republicans to get nine Senate Democrats to vote for another round of tax cuts.
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They will probably win, but covering a large spread against a scrappy team like the Jets may be a tall order.
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As such, making the club was always going to be a tall order for anyone on that side of the ball.
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The Obama administration can probably tell Hillary Clinton that she has just set herself a very, very tall order to fill.
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Being able to taste the differences among wines may seem like a tall order, but it comes with time and practice.
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To be allowed to stay in the United States, they will have to win their cases for asylum, a tall order.
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While taking on a career politician from the Washington swamp is a tall order, I am certain I would have won.
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They are dropping plenty of cash but spending your way into building a Gen Z network seems like a tall order.
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"That may be a tall order, but incrementally we do think that growth probably picks up somewhat from here," he said.
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The rule change would not only be a tall order for Pelosi but for any Democrat who wants the speaker's gavel.
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And those endeavoring to portray him as a political martyr face a tall order, if recent voter attitudes are any indication.
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Since Republicans only have 52 seats, that means they need to win over eight Democrats — a tall order for anything controversial.
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That's a tall order because Netanyahu's Likud party actually ended up with fewer seats after Israel's second election of the year.
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Breaking limbs is something he can do easily enough, but anything that would require more movement seems like a tall order.
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That is a tall order in a region where the state, whether under communism or now, has never been independent of parties.
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But otherwise, he fills a tall order of a character with enough easy charisma to confirm his status as a rising star.
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That could be a tall order in a Democratic Party whose base is shifting leftward, but Pearson said she is feeling optimistic.
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That's a tall order, given that Lyft provided 160 million rides in 2016, the company revealed at the beginning of this year.
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That may be a tall order: Facebook runs the risk of alienating a sizable portion of its user base by filtering news.
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That's a tall order, but Stanford University researchers have shown we can do it with existing technology like wind, solar and nuclear.
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And, as any member of a long-term relationship can tell you, keeping things fresh over four decades is a tall order.
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That is a tall order under the best of circumstances, a challenge requiring unprecedented precision with little, if any, room for error.
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That is a tall order for those moving on to universal credit, many of whom have scant savings to fall back on.
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Passing a bill without any Democratic votes was always seen as a tall order that would be impossible without Trump's strong backing.
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Both bills would need to meet a 60-vote threshold required of the Senate, a tall order considering Republicans control 53 seats.
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Such containment is a tall order, and would require unprecedented cooperation between Washington and Beijing, but there's some evidence of its promise.
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Taking a roughly $60 billion company private is a tall order, even for a CEO with a reputation for defying the odds.
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That is a tall order considering the defending champions have scored at least 100 points in 13 of their 17 playoff games.
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" He went on to say about his return to form ... "At the beginning of the year, certainly, that was a tall order.
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With Argentina looking dysfunctional and under-performing throughout the qualifiers, Messi's dream of matching Maradona in Russia always looked a tall order.
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But beating France always looked a tall order, and it became much harder when striker Edinson Cavani was ruled out with injury.
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Overhauling the tax code is always a tall order, which is one reason Congress hasn't passed legislation of this magnitude since 1986.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)That might be a tall order, if only because it's incredibly problematic to fly quadcopters around airports.
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Still, it had seemed a tall order for Gudzius to emulate Alekna with a couple of the event's greats in the field.
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"That's a tall order," said Ryan Schmiege, assistant brewmaster at the 29-year-old Deschutes Brewery in Oregon and a Wisconsin native.
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But winning eight of them would be a tall order without major policy compromises that Republicans would really prefer not to make.
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Wake lost several key players in the off season leaving a tall order for Jaylen Hoard of France, an inside-outside player.
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In other words, this plan is a tall order and it remains questionable whether Tesla can deliver all these cars on time.
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That's a tall order, but it's possible, and much of the heavy lifting will have to be done outside of traditional politics.
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It's also a tall order to have sex with the same person for more years than our ancestors ever hoped to live.
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"This will be a tall order as the spectre of fresh U.S. sanctions looms but nevertheless exacerbated the sell-off," Brennock said.
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Democrats hope their hearings will create a public uproar that will reshape that political situation, but that will be a tall order.
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The government is hoping for a birth rate of 1.8% - which wold appear a tall order given rate was 1.42% in 2018.
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It was a tall order of mixed emotions but Balfe balanced them perfectly, and left us a sobbing mess in the process.
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But for the group's global network of devotees, freedom from mortality is about more than escaping death—they know that's a tall order.
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It's a tall order for Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra to pick their favorite moments from their 5-day wedding extravaganza in India.
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It's a tall order, but comes as Democrats everywhere put renewed emphasis and resources into flipping statehouses ahead of congressional redistricting in 2020.
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Dettori rode Wicklow Brave to victory in the Irish St Leger last month but faces a tall order at Flemington from barrier 24.
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QUICK: THAT'S A VERY TALL ORDER AND PROBABLY NOT SOMETHING THAT WE'RE GOING TO SEE GET RESOLVED LATER THIS MONTH AT THE G20.
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That might be a tall order, but Chief Justice Roberts's opinion suggests that as long as it is genuine, it could pass muster.
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We archive more than a billion URLs a week here with the Wayback Machine, so a billion screenshots is a pretty tall order.
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This is a tall order since they can barely fashion a plan to avoid hangover puking, let alone a plot for comedy domination.
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Restoring fiscal discipline is a tall order, but it can be done – and a rescissions package gives our nation the start it needs.
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And that is an especially tall order in countries like Nepal or Ghana, where women are often isolated or ostracized during their periods.
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While Rouhani and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif have called on the Europeans to defy the US, this seems to be a tall order.
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It may seem a tall order right now, but I believe that with practice, we can empower moderate voices and discover common ground.
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Still, it's a tall order for the Democratic Party which will need to net 30 seats to regain control of the lower chamber.
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I would also say it is a tall order for the mother in the highlands of Ethiopia to watch her children waste away.
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That's a tall order, and it requires a ton of care if we're going to respect all parts of the Bill of Rights.
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Fully repealing Dodd-Frank provisions would generally require 60 votes in the United States Senate, which is going to be a tall order.
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President Donald Trump's demand that China cut its trade deficit with the U.S. by $200 billion in two years is tall order politically.
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If that sounds like a tall order for kids' books, this is in fact the essence of Pullman's appeal: He takes children seriously.
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Republicans hope they can keep the House if they sweep the closest races, a tall order given the Democratic enthusiasm in many districts.
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Stealing attention from Ms. Everett is a tall order, but Loni Anderson manages it in a supporting role as Karen's guileless older roommate.
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The dress amounts to a symbol of Michelle's public role—a tall order for anyone—and the éclat with which she performs it.
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But yoking together the disparate elements of the story Mr. White is trying to tell would have been a tall order for anyone.
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"These detailed and numerous recommendations represent a tall order for a divided Congress, particularly in the run-up to an election," Wade added.
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That is a tall order, but investors have faith in Wilder, the former CEO and chief executive of Texas electric utility TXU Corporation.
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Despite the tall order, an international team of more than 200 researchers unveiled the first-ever image of a black hole on Wednesday.
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It was a tall order, but Faidley finally found a handmade one on Etsy that appeared to be wearing some sort of veil.
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It is a tall order, but then so was creating the pesticides, plastics, drugs and other chemical building blocks of the modern world.
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But Kreko said building on any municipal successes to unseat Orban in the next national election in 2022 would be a tall order.
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The makings of trade-offs are easy to see, but in the fraught state of relations among Union leaders, it is a tall order.
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True diversity is definitely a tall order, but if Hollywood can make fucking a fish sexy and powerful, I think they can handle it.
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However, judging by the Czech Republic's poor start in the qualifying tournament, it could be a tall order for Satoransky and his team mates.
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While that may seem a tall order, tax reform is finally in sight, even if it is not realised by April 1 next year.
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That's a tall order, and not just because the evening started with a walkout involving hundreds of Bernie Sanders delegates, according to one estimate.
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But technology-wise, this acquisition might be a tall order for SmugMug, which isn't nearly as big as the photo service it now owns.
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Saying you're going to make one of the greatest gangster movies ever made for your first film, well that's kind of a tall order.
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This is a tall order, and therefore only a powerful nation, such as the United States, can create the conditions for such an agreement.
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If successful, such a move could replicate China's massively popular WeChat, but striking gold could be a tall order for the social networking giant.
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When Bernie Sanders took the stage before his delegates in Philadelphia on Monday, he must have known he had a tall order to deliver.
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Short of curing these chronic diseases altogether — a tall order — effective ways of reducing the costs they impose have been hard to come by.
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A nine-day tour taking in Saudi Arabia, Israel, the Palestinian territories, the Vatican and NATO would be a tall order for any president.
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Even if the bipartisan compromise gets through the Senate -- a tall order -- House Speaker Paul Ryan has already publicly raised problems with the proposal.
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While a tall order, they are feeling confident about their prospects given Trump's unpopularity and their double-digit lead in the House generic ballot.
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The eventual Democratic nominee will face a tall order in unseating Ernst, who won her seat with 52 percent of the vote in 2014.
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That's a tall order, as the liberation of transgender people also means the destruction of gender stereotypes that many Americans still believe are real.
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A lot of things have to break the right way to prevent blowing far past the Paris goals, and that's a very tall order.
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Starbucks customers are being tasked with a tall order -- to leave their reusable cups at home to help stem the spread of the coronavirus.
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Changing Hungarian public opinion with a newspaper — one the government would almost certainly attempt to marginalize or shut down — is a very tall order.
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Asking rank-and-file lawmakers to take any step to stabilize the law they fought so desperately to undo could be a tall order.
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Instead, they demand government action against climate change, which would be a tall order for a president who has called climate change a hoax.
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Republicans would need to gain about 20 seats to win back the House majority, something seen as a tall order by most political observers.
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That may be a tall order, given that some lawmakers went so far as calling for a ban of Libra or any similar project.
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That's a tall order in a field of hungry young pros half her age eager to make their own marks in women's professional golf.
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Some analysts are projecting a narrow defeat unless Johnson can manage the tall order of securing 37 votes from lawmakers outside his own ranks.
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Getting everyone behind a bill could prove a tall order, especially as some Republicans like Paul are committed to repealing ObamaCare, not repairing it.
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That is a tall order for Justice Department lawyers who are more accustomed to hunting down bad characters than to setting up offshore charities.
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While it may pass in the Senate, getting a majority vote (or even floor time) in the House is going to be a tall order.
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Years living and working in Chicago have exposed me to that city's extensive history of graft and political charlatans; topping that is a tall order.
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They know it's a tall order to get lawmakers to close the legal loopholes that currently enable men to enter marriages with girls under 18.
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Getting hold of Bauer has been a bit of a tall order, however, seeing as he's on a 10-day silent retreat in the mountains.
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Achieving tax reform remains a tall order, however, and signs of investor skepticism over Republicans' ability to deliver were already evident heading into Tuesday's elections.
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Trying to balance the final preparation for the company's showcase customer event, while steering his company through acquisition talks was no doubt a tall order.
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If (and when) things get worse in Venezuela, it will become an increasingly tall order for Colombia to receive much larger influxes of suffering Venezuelans.
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Doing something like recreating health records is a tall order for someone who hasn't had any prior experience in the healthcare field, Lockhart, 33, said.
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As you can probably imagine, that makes filling the grid well a very tall order, but Ms. Matheson and Mr. Chen pull this off beautifully.
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" Expecting a mother to maintain earth goddess-like calm, all while caring for a newborn on her own, on little sleep, "is a tall order.
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I could tell we had a scenario wherein we could both "bond" in having to do such a tall order at the last minute together.
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It's a tall order for anybody, but especially for a prime minister whose political ideas and personal style are so wildly different from The Donald's.
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And if what I was attempting to do was trying to do something in the book to make life meaningful, it's a pretty tall order.
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That means Democrats would likely need to win over five or more defectors, a tall order in the polarized climate during the high-stakes trial.
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Nigeria represent uncharted territory for the Croatians as the two nations have never played each other while group favorites Argentina will be a tall order.
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This might seem like a tall order, but the discomfort it brings establishes mental toughness that enables you to reap bigger rewards in the future.
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And we know that consumers are multitasking across multiple devices while they're watching TV. So comprehending all that information is a tall order for consumers.
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That's a tall order, considering just a little more than 250,000 industrial robots were sold the world over in 2015 alone, according to the IFR.
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Canada will have to upset one of the United States or Dominican Republic to advance to the second round, a tall order for any country.
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It's hard enough to get consumers to buy a headset once, Samsung expecting its die-hard customers to do it multiple times is a tall order.
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That's a tall order for teenagers (Chloe is 19 and Halle is 17), even if they've been writing songs since they were 10 and 8, respectively.
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That's a tall order indeed for a country experiencing an unemployment rate of 10%, with 31% of its youth out of work and a meaningful future.
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Such support would be a tall order for Trump -- a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows Clinton beating Trump 91%-1% among African-Americans.
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In theory he has until mid-September to win parliament's backing, but that could be a tall order after losing two votes by a considerable margin.
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Certainly, the messianic notion of bringing balance to the Force is a tall order, and the pressure of being the Chosen One already destroyed one Skywalker.
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But the history of the tech business, where companies rarely dominate from one generation to the next, suggests that any such revival is a tall order.
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It's a tall order, but Maddon is sure of one thing: Despite his team's historic 2016 win, they aren't going to be getting comfortable anytime soon.
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Persuading the courts that a four-story cross in the middle of a public highway doesn't show religious favoritism turned out to be a tall order.
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That means that before they do anything, they will have to write and pass another budget, which is a tall order in its own right. Calendar.
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That's a tall order, but Nvidia's Drive PX is already being used to power self-driving vehicles in road testing today, including Nvidia's own demonstration vehicles.
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It's a tall order in more ways than one; Lamar is coming home in two days, and Khloé has a press trip planned to New York.
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Nowadays, he told me, he was doing all he could to avoid discussing Trump and the election altogether — a tall order for a talk-radio host.
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That may involve filtering out ultraviolet rays to decrease random breaking of plastic's molecular bonds, a tall order for the museum (it has lots of windows).
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But with Clinton facing more certain victories in Florida and North Carolina, the other two states set to vote tomorrow, it's looking like a tall order.
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But as other countries, including the United States, have shown, forcing people to stay inside as much as possible has proven to be a tall order.
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It was a tall order to replace Andrew Luck, who shockingly announced his retirement in August, just two weeks before the start of the regular season.
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" Mr. Sri-Kumar finds that a tall order and encourages investors to "protect your nest egg going into the future" and "become more defensive entering 2020.
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" Mr. Sri-Kumar finds that a tall order and encourages investors to "protect your nest egg going into the future" and "become more defensive entering 2020.
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For a police force of 18, patrolling 60 roads and keeping up with tag distribution for new residents and approved visitors will be a tall order.
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If acquainting Western taste buds with insect food is a tall order, maybe it's time to try the time-honored ploys of advertising, new research suggests.
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DOOMSDAY CLOCK #1 RATING: 8.2 out of 10 A great first issue, with room for improvement It's a tall order for a 12-issue series to fill.
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That's a tall order for Sanders even if he and his allies insist the senator is best positioned to be a Republican in the November general election.
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The United States has pressed Iraq's government to rein in Iran-backed paramilitary groups, a tall order for a cabinet that suffers from its own political divisions.
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When you're as publicly reviled as Martin Shkreli is, finding a dozen of your peers who aren't predisposed to hate your guts can be a tall order.
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He argues that Tesla must reduce its cost by 66% through expanded scale and manufacturing innovation to hit its profit targets — a tall order even for Musk.
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It's a tall order, but helping users understand the very best way to use Instacart could save the company (and their users) from a lot of headaches.
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Which is a tall order for New York City, a place often referred to as the home of the best public transportation system in the United States.
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Democrats will face a tall order in saving the Affordable Care Act given that Republicans, who for years have promised to repeal the law, will on Jan.
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This will be a tall order; a recent study concludednumerous efforts above and beyond the president's Clean Power Plan may not get us all the way there.
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On an internet that has all but given up on fun and associates trolls primarily with attacking people online, it kind of seems like a tall order.
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Once the project has momentum, your champion can work to change the budgeting process — but that's a tall order before your pilot is launched and showing results.
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The wish list seems likely to be received as an impossibly tall order in London, which has set control of EU migration as one of its priorities.
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But his aspirations are a tall order in a country where the royal family rules in a pact with austere and powerful Wahhabi clerics wary of modernization.
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"We believe achieving this (sales) guidance is a tall order – based on the weak first-half performance," Stifel, Nicolaus & Co analyst Christopher Growe wrote in a note.
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However, identifying a buyer for the 150-year-old lender will be a tall order given the growing market risks and legal troubles facing Popolare di Vicenza.
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For that tall order, I've rounded up 31 of the best finds on Amazon below — with all the perks of easy, fast shipping and saved payment information.
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Szafnauer would not rule out fourth as a target even for 2019, however much of a tall order that seems with McLaren there already and pulling away.
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Departing from the cemented tendencies of centuries of art history is a tall order, but that is precisely what painter Kendric Tonn aims for in his work.
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The challenge the team faced wasn't small: it's a tall order to live up to what is arguably the most theatrical and narratively-driven trajectories in music.
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But if a venture investor needs to find deals that will return their fund not once, but three times, an already tall order gets taller over time.
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Their 553-255 record has them on track to win 211 games, though it would be a tall order to ask them to keep up that pace.
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" That's an extraordinarily tall order — and one that sits awkwardly beside the book's other overarching concern: Davis's desire for a personal transcendence that hinges on the "real.
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It's a tall order, and although Ms. Azoulay picked a simple setting, with just a table and a few chairs, she directed her actors to overwrought extremes.
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It might be a tall order to expect consistent active engagement from people trying to survive, who groan under the weight of a dysfunctional, largely unsafe country.
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Altering the 14th Amendment is a pretty tall order, but most of the rest of these could be done — though it's not clear how effective they'd be.
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The measure, after passage, then would direct the governor to ask the U.S. Congress for the ultimate approval to split the state into three — likely a tall order.
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The party plans to announce more candidates in the coming days, but a senior party member conceded that it will be a tall order to win a majority.
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This will be a tall order, but the proof is in the pudding and Trump is collecting a lot of evidence to suggest his words really do matter.
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This is a tall order to carry out, and in order to ensure success, it is essential to recruit intelligent and highly motivated, out-of-the-box thinkers.
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Since coming up with a unique gift idea every year is a tall order, looking into the symbolism of traditional wedding anniversaries is one good place for inspiration.
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Democrats would need to flip 30 seats in order to win back the House majority — a tall order even if a Trump nomination proves damaging to the GOP.
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It requires that plaintiffs prove that each class member suffered the same "type and scope" of injury, a tall order in discrimination cases and other worthy class actions.
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When we invited 10 female artists (plus a Refinery29 fashion editor) to create art inspired by each of the 50 states, we knew it was a tall order.
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It's a tall order for an even taller man, and despite their picturesque kiss atop a classic convertible, I don't think James serves up what she really wants.
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After heading out for dinner with friends in another part of town, I came back and fell asleep with reasonable ease (and that's a tall order for me).
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Finding such spaces is a tall order in urban areas, but "sponges" help to keep water out of the sewer system when sewers are overwhelmed in a storm.
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In a world of fast-moving trends and touch screens, finding a unique gift that holds a child's attention without annoying their parents can be a tall order.
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Even if the country cuts its rate of transmission in half — a tall order — some 650,000 people might become infected in the next two months, the researchers say.
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As anyone who has ever hitched a ride through Didi can tell you, finding a female driver can be a tall order regardless of the time of day.
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But factionalism in the party and the fading popularity of its leader Ossufo Momade could yet make winning the number of provinces it would like a tall order.
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This once-in-a-generation reform was a tall order, but we owe it to President Trump for being what we elected him to be, a successful CEO.
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Agreeing the terms of Britain's exit from the EU next March, as well as an outline of its future ties with the bloc, is proving a tall order.
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Those integrations are nice, but Hound has a tall order: it's trying to usurp the likes of Apple and Google as the go-to voice interface for smartphones.
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Preservation may be a tall order, but if these last holdouts go the way of the sivatheres and Decennatherium, it would mean the loss of the entire giraffe family.
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We're still talking a tall order here, but the Cruz-Sanders debate Tuesday night got us closer to this goal than any election or shouting match of the past.
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Larry Lopez, president of construction staffing service Green JobWorks in Baltimore, Maryland, needs about 230 skilled workers — a tall order for any small employer in a tight labor market.
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There are a few Democratic senators who have shown some willingness to side with the GOP on tax reform — but even so, winning over eight is a tall order.
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That will be a tall order, but 5G backers are hoping that a sceptical opinion expressed by the Commission's own legal advisory team will bolster their case, say sources.
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These days, living alone in a one-bedroom apartment for the amount I'm paying is a tall order in the Bay, and I'd be hard pressed to replicate it.
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"It will be a tall order for OPEC to agree on who will cut what when they meet in Vienna in November," said Victor Shum of IHS Energy Insight.
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Given the highly erratic behavior, strategic incongruity, and general unreliability of the US administration, reaching this level of strategic trust in the present context would be a tall order.
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States were supposed to give out their money first and then bill the EU - a tall order when Spain was under huge European pressure to slash its public deficit.
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Winning the chancellery in a spring 2020 election may be a tall order, said Oberreuter, but movements, not traditional parties, have taken hold in France, Austria, Britain and Italy.
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The judge admitted that putting the proposal into practice might be "a tall order," but coming from him, in one of the nation's legal meccas, it carried unusual weight.
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Convicting him on that charge will be a tall order; he's also charged with manslaughter, second-degree assault, two counts of vehicular manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office.
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That's ultimately a tall order, but if India wants to migrate from a "billionaire raj" to an "entrepreneur raj," it will have to do all of that — at once.
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It's a tall order to ask that everyone who witnesses possible loneliness online invite a stranger to dinner or encourage them to join a sports league or pottery class.
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It's a tall order, but many political observers are predicting a wave given the party's advantage on generic ballot polling and recent special election victories in reliably red seats.
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TALL ORDER Luckin's rapid expansion is in stark contrast to Starbucks, which opened its first store in China in 1999 and spent two decades reaching its current store count.
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By November, the committee must propose a legislative fix to the budget process that both parties agree on—a tall order, these days, but one we believe is achievable.
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Comey, a fashion designer, was looking for chairs for her new store in L.A. She wanted something designed by a woman — which turned out to be a tall order.
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This Sunday's trip to New England to play the Patriots likely won't be pretty, and coming back from 0-3 to make the postseason is undoubtedly a tall order.
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That will be a tall order, but 5G backers are hoping that a skeptical opinion expressed by the Commission's own legal advisory team will bolster their case, say sources.
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The Trump administration and legislators on Capitol Hill have a tall order to fill when it comes to developing policies that can spur more investment in the nation's infrastructure.
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Why Not If drafting a fresh candidate from outside the presidential race looks like a tall order, enlisting someone from outside of politics would be an even stiffer challenge.
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But, if you like the idea of a dedicated video chat device, and you're generally not creeped out by Facebook (a tall order these days), Portal actually isn't bad.
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For curvy brides-to-be, finding a wedding dress can be a tall order — they can't just walk into any store and try on gowns straight from the rack.
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But the administration believes such a change would require an act of Congress, making it a tall order for GOP leaders to act in Obama's final year in office.
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But to win Mr. Espy must also capture about a quarter of the white vote — a tall order given his performance in the first round of voting on Nov.
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To prove he still has political clout, Chuck needs to procure a concealed-carry permit for a local bigwig — a tall order, given New York's tough gun-control laws.
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But Senegal faces a tall order in facing the rejuvenated Colombian team led by James Rodriguez, who recorded a long-distance assist last game that seemed to defy physics.
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It sounds a tall order, but having completed a recce of Rio's 256.4km road race route, which is littered with steep climbs and cobbles, he liked what he saw.
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It's a tall order to ask that we treat media coverage as responsible and fair-minded, when journalistic skepticism appears sporadically — and seemingly only when Republicans are in power.
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One of the developers' goals was "to create a camera system that would guarantee quality in any situation," which even in a far simpler game is a tall order.
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They hope to pass a bill by the end of the year — a potentially tall order as they face a packed legislative schedule and confusion in the White House.
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If 1,000 had chosen to to rank a second choice, more than 8o percent would have needed to rank Saccone second for him to win.. That's a tall order.
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And if that sounds like a tall order, take into account that today, the market cap of all cryptocurrencies combined reached a new milestone and is now over $701 billion.
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That's a tall order, and not only because previous searches — including the 1,046-day effort conducted by the Malaysian, Chinese and Australian governments immediately after the disappearance — have been fruitless.
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It was a tall order to have a group of people with faces that slightly resemble mine successfully masquerade as me over the course of a month-and-a-half.
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That's a tall order, akin to modeling the trajectory of billiard balls using everything from Earth's motion through the galaxy down to the interactions between gas molecules around the balls.
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That will be a tall order given that the bill contains policies that are toxic to Democrats, such as funding the border wall and eliminating the diversity visa lottery program.
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Persuading eight Democrats to join them appears a tall order for anything that looks like a sop to Wall Street, but some sound keen on Mr Cohn's Glass-Steagall idea.
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Defeating Cruz would be a tall order in the expensive state, given his deep donor network, national infrastructure and the reservoir of support he has from within the conservative movement.
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Applicants must show that they have not left for more than two consecutive years since their arrival, a tall order for those who came half a century ago as tots.
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It's true that expecting to HBO to shell out for a redo of a six-episode season that cost tens of millions of dollars to make is a tall order.
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It's a tall order even for an artist whose next move we all wait on with baited breathe, but the stunning visuals deliver more than anyone could have bargained for.
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That's a tall order: opponents of Brexit argue the plan is inferior to remaining in the union, while enthusiasts for leaving the EU say it makes Britain a "vassal state".
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Given the magnitude of the fissures in the GOP, getting its bigwigs to rally around a single favourite during future "invisible primaries" before election years may be a tall order.
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Keeping its service running smoothly and efficiently with that many customers is a tall order, so Wired took a look and the hardware and software keeping our binge watching ticking.
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That was considered a tall order even before Mr. Dodds's message, and several Brexit supporters from the prime minister's Conservative Party had said they would follow the D.U.P.'s lead.
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Tall order to have to score three runs against Kershaw, but the sliver lining of falling behind early is that they have nine innings to work with ... make that eight.
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China is now being pressured to accept a deal in which they would not retaliate to any tariff punishment by the U.S., which experts say could be a tall order.
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Creating a true blockchain alternative would mean developing an economy with major industries transacting in a digital currency, and international trading partners suited to do business accordingly — a tall order.
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Some people close to the president worried that he would take the brunt of the blame for losses and that winning each of the races was an extraordinarily tall order.
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That, in turn, gives Democrats a much more viable path to winning the minimum of three seats they need to net to take back the Senate next fall, a tall order.
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The Cleveland relief corps had enjoyed a stellar October, but wading through almost a full game against a homer-happy team in a homer-happy park seemed like a tall order.
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However, Italian-born Sonia Gandhi faces a tall order to pull the party out of its worst crisis in decades and at the same time choose a worthy and dependable successor.
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Opponents will face a tall order when they play No. 21 Purdue this season and Fairfield will be the next to experience the task when it visits the Boilermakers on Saturday.
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Fossil Group is hard at work delivering its tall-order promise of launching 100 connected devices by the end of this year across brands like Michael Kors, Armani and Tory Burch.
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If Mr. Hodgman is supposed to fill the shoes of Michael Gaston, whose devious character, Thomas Carter, was killed off just before the break, that's going to be a tall order.
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It's a tall order, but in today's climate, where more and more people are demanding their beauty products come cruelty-free, it just might have the power to turn the tides.
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It's a tall order and a big time commitment, as both parts are intended to be seen in order on the same day (matinee and evening) or on two consecutive nights.
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And according to the magazine's resident smartphone guinea pig, your selfies will look good even in low lighting, which you know is a tall order if you've ever taken a selfie.
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It's all a tall order even for an artist whose next move we all wait on with bated breath, but these stunning visuals deliver more than anyone could have bargained for.
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Perhaps the funniest (tall) order was sending It's-It ice cream sandwiches to my son Leo and his classmates when they attended a semester at The Island School in the Bahamas.
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Johnson will need to get 15 percent in five national polls to qualify for the general election presidential debates—a tall order, since his name isn't even included on all surveys.
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But taking on the iPad and the Surface is a tall order, and while Huawei's gotten a few things right with the MateBook, it falls woefully short in other, crucial areas.
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To be successful, Ms. Collins and her allies will have to win the backing of Democrats and secure support from at least 14 and possibly more Republicans — a very tall order.
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It seemed a tall order to persuade a naturally conservative brokerage community to embrace a new form of trading seemingly designed to put at least some of them out of business.
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For consumers dealing with thinning hair, itchy scalps and other problems, the additional responsibility of bringing their case to the government can be a tall order — and certainly a confusing one.
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Revitalizing Rio's crime-ridden favelas or slums has proven to be a tall order as many areas were unpatrolled for decades and largely left to be governed by local crime lords.
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This is a tall order for so slender a book, and with such robust material one wishes the novel were more substantial — that it reached just a bit deeper or farther.
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Hanging over this is the fact that winning the 20 or more Republican Senate votes that will be needed to actually remove Trump from office will be a very tall order.
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Even the more modest step of honoring those who tried to stop war through peaceful means — organized protest, tax evasion, other forms of civil disobedience —would likely be a tall order.
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While that sounds like a tall order, it's also the subject of her next book -- so it's huge motivation to explore and learn from her new workplace in the new year.
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It's a tall order, but the Democrats' energy and early fundraising returns in Georgia show that the party can be competitive in districts that were thought to be safe for Republicans.
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WORLD CULTURE FESTIVAL: EPIC STORIES (Saturday) A world culture festival is a tall order, but every society on earth has something in common with every other society: They all tell tales.
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That's usually a tall order for incumbent presidents running for re-election, who logically can often be considered the ultimate insiders after four years in the highest office in the land.
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He acknowledged Real face a tall order against the Euroleague's regular season winners CSKA, who beat city rivals Khimki in the playoffs to reach the showpiece event in the Serbian capital.
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Mr Johnson won a resounding mandate to "get Brexit done", although securing a permanent trade deal with the European Union by the end of next year still seems a tall order.
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But shaving three minutes off the world record, albeit in a run that would not stand due to the in-out pacemakers, is a tall order, no matter what the conditions.
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Not to burst your bubble, but saving significant money on major theme parks is a tall order: If you think you're going to pull one over on Walt Disney, think again.
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Finding someone to replace Kevin Hart as the Oscars host is turning into a tall order, and not because of offensive tweets -- the real problem is money ... or the lack thereof.
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Representing Uncle Sam is a tall order but that challenge is met with ease by merely reflecting the wonderful attitudes & terrific passion of the great fans of the Washington D.C. area.
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Because this bill would need to go through regular order, it needs 60 votes in the Senate — a tall order when Democrats have no interest in working with Republicans on repealing Obamacare.
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Yet emulating the success of Emmanuel Macron, who emerged from popular near-obscurity to become France's president in 2017 at the head of a brand-new party, will be a tall order.
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Getting a larger share of the high-end market, which is the goal for the Moto brand, is a tall order given the already brutal competition among Apple, Samsung, LG and others.
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If Indonesia does not create the right conditions, they will not invest, and Jokowi's promise to return Indonesia to 7% growth—a tall order at the best of times—will go unkept.
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Arms control accords are among the most consequential and the most difficult negotiations in the world, features that will surely attract Trump — but changing Putin's position will be a very tall order.
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Viability is really a significant question here; enough VR game publishers have had a very rough time breaking even, doing that for a VR or AR film is a very tall order.
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They're tackling that tall order by rolling out HTTP/2, the next-generation protocol that coordinates between browsers and web servers and promises faster load times, more efficient connections and better security.
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Pensions swallow up a fifth of the budget but reducing that burden could be a tall order for the ruling coalition, which relies on outside support to keep a majority in parliament.
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To match that average and come up one short of last year's 210-win total, the Eagles would have to go 22-13 over the rest of this season, a tall order.
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It was a tall order: the Indian B antigen is known to be lacking in the blood of Iranians, Pakistanis and Indians, so donors had to have both parents from these populations.
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Their analysis offers a stark warning: Even if the country cut its rate of transmission in half — a tall order — some 240,103 people may still become infected in the next two months.
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A New York judge gave both parties two weeks to sort out their differences, and recommended that they put on their "reasonableness pants" to do so — a tall order, in this case.
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Whoever wins on Friday will have a tall order in the final, either the six-time Australian Open champion Roger Federer or, more likely, the seven-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic.
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Already facing a tall order, the Rattlers were dealt another blow in the first half when center Evins Desir was lost for the rest of the game with a right ankle injury.
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One of the most common requests she gets from first-time renters is a commute under 20 minutes, a tall order given that the average New York City commute is 2200 minutes.
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Trump's threat is the biggest foreign policy test to date for Lopez Obrador and a tall order for Mexican authorities struggling not only to contain migration but also to fight record gang violence.
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Shrinking down the components to build a headset that can handle 3D video, interaction, have an acceptable battery life, and be comfortable to wear for long periods of time is a tall order.
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Pyongyang, meanwhile, has a pretty tall order of its own: the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, with the precondition that the "hostile policy" of the U.S. toward their country must first end.
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The pop categories usually end up being defined by Top 40 hits, and without a major production company or label behind you, it might be a tall order to get a Grammy nomination.
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With Djokovic awaiting in the final it would have still been a tall order for Nadal to claim his third Wimbledon crown and move to 19 Grand Slams in total — one behind Federer.
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But that might be a tall order; in January, the US government released a new version of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans — and the recommendations didn't include a guidance about sugar-sweetened drinks.
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Mnuchin promises tax reform by August: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday he remains committed to pushing through comprehensive tax reform this summer, a tall order as Congress faces a daunting legislative agenda.
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Renowned paediatric cardiologist Devi Shetty has argued that "screening 26 million pregnant women a year with less than 15,000 experienced radiologists within the deadline of 20 weeks is a tall order in India".
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That's a tall order, to be sure, but it's one that could be feasible if a swath of nervous Republican incumbents retires or President Trump's approval ratings remain mired in the mid-30s.
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It's a tall order — he'll likely need to beat Clinton in most of the biggest states remaining, win landslides in heavily white states, and improve his performance among black and Hispanic voters substantially.
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In "Starbucks's Tall Order: Tackle Systemic Racism in 4 Hours," Rachel Abrams, Tiffany Hsu and John Eligon write: For Starbucks, the scope of companywide anti-bias training on Tuesday was easy to measure.
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It's a tall order, and the Army's Combat Feeding Directorate, based at the Natick Soldier Systems Center in the suburbs of Boston, has been trying to fill it for more than 20 years.
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Even if China and the United States agree on a trade deal in current talks, which would be a tall order, analysts said it would be no panacea for China or its exporters.
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Knight is tasked with trying to separate himself from President Donald Trump, but he's voted with Republicans to repeal Obamacare and pass massive GOP tax cuts, so that could be a tall order.
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For the president to be ousted from the White House by impeachment, the Senate has to convict him with a two-thirds majority — a tall order, given that it's currently in Republican hands.
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THAT'S A TALL ORDER, EACH ONE TEACH ONE, MAKE A FRESH START ... these are all terrific, and while A RAISIN IN THE SUN is not a debut, that's a terrific entry as well.
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But the Trump team is still plotting for a possible climb that includes picking off at least eight Democrats, a tall order by any measure, much less a vacant seat on the Supreme Court.
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It's a tall order, and part of the problem with the markets in the last few days is that we may be entering a period when the market is settling into more realistic expectations.
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Reaching across the proverbial aisle is a tall order for anyone, but for someone as polarizing as Silverman — particularly with the "un-like-minded people" she hopes to reach — the task is infinitely tougher.
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That's an extremely tall order, but in the future, Russian or Chinese aggression could be the catalyst; when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, the United States funneled weapons to Islamist Mujahadeen rebels.
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In order to win, Chuang wrote, the challengers "face the tall order of ultimately presenting evidence that not only undermines, but specifically refutes" the government's claim that the proclamation was needed for national security.
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The product's MSRP will be around $600 — a bit of a tall order if you don't feel like you absolutely need a projector in your life (a statement I assume applies to most humans).
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Yet defeating Cruz in a primary challenge would be a tall order, given the deep support he has from grassroots conservatives and the national fundraising network he built during his presidential campaign this year.
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I found myself wondering what this trilogy might look like if given the prestige TV treatment, and while it would be a tall order, it's a project that I'd love to see done right.
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That's a tall order—but in a lazy summer when even HBO crowd-pleasers are starting to disappoint, a show that knows how to play with its audience means that no mission is impossible.
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Our sources tell us Cardi's second collection with Fashion Nova is already vastly outperforming her first collab with the fast-fashion giant, a pretty tall order considering her first venture sold out within minutes.
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A Reuters poll published earlier this month found two-thirds of Japanese firms think the government's push to raise wages by 3 percent is a tall order, with some dismissing it out of hand.
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Kitzinger herself is the first to say that "adding orgasm to the wish list is a pretty tall order" and tells partners not to expect the birthing woman to produce an orgasm on command.
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Grace was able to capture this ineffable 'worldly innocence' that this character embodies in a way that never felt self-conscious — and that is a tall order, especially for your first big acting job.
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He is desperate to do a deal, but striking one that satisfies both the EU and his hardline Brexiteers in Parliament will be a tall order—as it was for his predecessor, Theresa May.
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That means that by 1.13, we'll need to cut global greenhouse gas emissions in half, not so much a tall order as a towering one, given that emissions are still rising year to year.
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While paperwork would normally be routine for an estate agent, it can be a tall order when dozens of potential heirs must be tracked down, and original documents are often damaged or even lost.
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It wants to turn the process of creating art into a TV show, and while its first six episodes struggle to fill that tall order, the moments when it delivers on it are magical.
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That is likely to be a tall order as the court is evenly divided 4-4 between liberals and conservatives, meaning the administration would need to win over at least one of the liberal justices.
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Keeping tabs on hundreds of merchant ships, fishing boats and ferries plying routes between the islands, deciding when and who to stop and search will be a tall order even for three navies working together.
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"The next administration, with more credibility, can deal with these issues," says one official, who points out that it will be a tall order to hold the parliamentary election on time, under any electoral system.
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The European Central Bank has given Italian mid-sized bank Carige a tall order by demanding it boosts its capital by the end of the year or embark on a merger with a healthier rival.
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The champion is nine points adrift of the German after seven races and hoped he might be able to regain the lead in Baku but that looks a tall order now unless misfortune strikes Rosberg.
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Even with it, persuading public-sector owners, with their own political agendas, to give up a large stake in their local bank for a smaller slice of a national one would be a tall order.
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With this tall order, "Live Uncertainty" does an admirable balancing act, arguing for the vitality of indigenous knowledge and experience, and of wisdom drawn from the people who inhabited this hemisphere long before Europeans arrived.
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Presumably, too, the program allows YC to cement its relationship with maturing companies — an increasingly tall order in a world drowning in later-stage capital, including, most obviously, from SoftBank's nearly $100 billion Vision Fund.
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Just the sheer volume of stuff viewers have available to them in 19943 means that trying to get them to watch a show with over 21994 episodes is always going to be a tall order.
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If you're someone who found the recent Twin Peaks reboot to be somewhat desultory, you know that living up to the promise of a Lynchian experience is a tall order, even for David Lynch himself.
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It's a tall order — one that has spurred the not-for-profit research organization JUST Capital to annually rank companies on how well they're doing across 29 criteria that Americans say are important to them.
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Old role: Cohead of internet investment banking, AmericasNew role: Global cohead of internet investment bankingMonth: JuneTech is the most competitive sector for talent in investment banking, so landing a top internet banker is tall order.
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The siblings face a tall order to revive Sri Lanka's economy, which is in its deepest slump in nearly two decades following Easter Sunday Islamist attacks that killed over 250 people in churches and hotels.
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However, she leads one of the smaller business lines (212 percent of total revenue), and it would be a tall order to move from asset management to run an investment banking and retail banking goliath.
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And for decades, the US has been the world leader in refugee resettlement; historically, half of all refugees who got resettled were resettled in the US. But on the ground, it's an extremely tall order.
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Where to watch: NetflixIn this Australian reality show, four ex-couples come back together and attempt to rekindle their previous relationship — a potentially tall order, given that one pair have been broken up for 28 years.
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A survey by Associated Press found that one-third of Mississippi's voters are black, and 80% of them support Mr Espy, meaning he might need to win around 30% of the white vote—a tall order.
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But the IMF reckons that for disposable household incomes to regain their 2005 share of GDP, wage growth would have to outstrip nominal GDP growth by 1.5 percentage points for the next decade—a tall order.
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On Thursday, General Mills announced that it is reintroducing the original version of the kids' cereal made with artificial ingredients because there was a tall order from customers to take it back to its rainbow hues.
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In order to have a prayer against him, Ms Le Pen will have to persuade some of Mr Macron's voters to switch sides—an extremely tall order, given the yawning ideological gap between the two candidates.
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"It's a tall order to develop a lithium-ion car battery which can perform reliably and safely for 10 years, or over hundreds of thousands of kilometers," said Koji Toyoshima, the chief engineer for the Prius.
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"Given (Charter's) newfound scale after its own recent acquisition of the former Time Warner Cable, a full takeout seems somewhat of a tall order for any potential suitor," said Tuna Amobi, an analyst at CFRA Research.
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For example, with a redline at 8,700 rpm, even in theoretically benign Strada mode, getting the seven-speed single-clutch transmission and the V12 engine to stop kicking you in the tush is a tall order.
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Sithraman said India would become a $3 trillion economy in the current fiscal year, and a $5 trillion economy in the next few years, though some analysts said the latter target will be a tall order.
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But as heavily marketed, but seldom bought devices like the Apple Watch or Google Glass have demonstrated in the 30 odd years since, creating wearable tech that is both functional and fashionable is a tall order.
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Recently, he's been trying to grow the company's paid subscription base — a tall order in a time when media giants, local news outlets, and digital media startups alike are increasingly asking readers to pay for content.
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The plan is a tall order in a system where only about a quarter of the city's 573 subway stations are wheelchair accessible, one of the lowest percentages of any major transit system in the world.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Ferrari head into Formula One's annual break facing a tall order to turn things around in time for the second half of a season that promised much but has so far delivered little.
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The ratings changes are good news for Democrats who will need to win 24 seats next year in order to take back control of the House, a tall order even if the political environment proves favorable.
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That would be a tall order, especially since the "60 Minutes" interview proved that Pence will have a hard time getting more than a few words in edgewise when he's in the same room with Trump anyway.
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Prying developers off of Cuda may be a tall order, though Toon said that Graphcore's layers will support popular architectures — like TensorFlow as most developers and companies won't see the software that's a layer deeper than that.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron ripped up the French political textbook with surprising ease last year, but repeating the feat in Europe next year is a tall order when there are decades of perceived French arrogance to overcome.
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That's a tall order for a show obsessed with filler, subplots, and drawn-out narratives, but directly incorporating Negan is truly the best — if not only — way that the series can bring its disparate narrative threads together.
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Renard's team will find it a tall order to escape the group, but can take comfort from the fact that Morocco was the first African country to ever get past the opening round at a World Cup.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has given Italian mid-sized bank Carige a tall order by demanding it boosts its capital by the end of the year or embark on a merger with a healthier rival.
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It's a tall order, to be sure, one that's generally met by histrionic symphonics and little else (unless we shift the conversation to opera, where bands like Eye of Nix follow in Diamanda Galas's tar-black footprints).
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Arena, who was handed a tall order of getting their qualifying campaign back on track when he returned as coach last November, will have to do without talented defenders John Brooks and DeAndre Yedlin due to injuries.
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After Newtown, Obama proposed more background checks for gun sales and pushed to ban more types of military-style assault weapons - a tall order in a country where the constitutional right to own guns is fiercely defended.
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Though response rates could encourage a race for more such drugs, the need for suitable gene mutations or fusions will be a tall order, said oncologist Ulrik Lassen of Copenhagen's Rigshospitalet, who co-authored the larotrectinib study.
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Ottawa, Canada If Toronto native Brooke Lynn Hytes asked for Twitter's help finding a place for her mom and cousin to watch the finale, then finding a spot in Ontario, Canada must be a very tall order.
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Proving that Trump not only provided aid and comfort by the mere act of encouraging Russia to hack but also consciously intended to betray the United States of America would be a tall order for any prosecutor.
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The president-elect's promise to put miners back to work was already a tall order — the International Energy Agency says the embattled U.S. industry must close more mines in the coming years before it can return to health.
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Trump's ultimatum is the biggest foreign policy test yet for Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and a tall order for security forces already struggling to reduce migrant flows and combat record levels of gang violence and homicide.
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The leftist administration of President Nicolas Maduro ordered more than 200 supermarkets to cut prices back to last month's levels - a tall order in a country where many prices change daily due to the world's fastest inflation rate.
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That alone is a tall order, but to push through a deal that ignores Middle East allies would be tantamount to Obama's vacillation on chemical weapons, when he pledged to retaliate if Syria deployed such weapons, then didn't.
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The expedition is the first Indian survey of the mountain in more than 22015 years, but experts say obtaining an accurate measurement will be a tall order, and determining the earthquake's effect on it may be even tougher.
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That will be a tall order if the bill cut taxes deeply for the rich—as plans penned by Republicans and by Mr Trump tend to do—and especially if it widens deficits to pay for such cuts.
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Pininfarina faced a tall order in adopting one for the FX. Pininfarina turned to British racing outfit Prodrive, a company that had made a name for itself with Subaru in the World Rally Championship in the early '90s.
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But the opposition abstention campaign, the presence of Maduro loyalists in key institutions - including the election board - and vote-winning power of state welfare programs like housing and food giveaways makes a Falcon victory look a tall order.
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That is a tall order for producers, which must conserve cash to make it through the price slump, and whose ability to issue new debt is limited by provisions in bond documents that tie debt to commodity prices.
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It's a tall order, because nothing is more synonymous with Games Workshop than Warhammer 21K, and Games Workshop's blighted reputation is a legacy that was decades in the making, the company's inheritance from now-departed CEO Tom Kirby.
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Despite the pessimism, Lighthizer said he expects an eventual agreement to attract both business and labor groups as well as a healthy majority of congressional Republicans and Democrats — a tall order for any legislation, despite the trade agreement.
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Starbucks's Tall Order: Tackle Systemic Racism in 4 Hours The coffee chain closed its U.S. stores for several hours to improve its image after the arrests of two black men at a store in Philadelphia brought heavy criticism.
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But the IMF reckons that in order for disposable household incomes to regain their 2005 share of GDP, wage growth would have to outstrip nominal GDP growth by 1.5 percentage points for the next decade—a tall order.
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South Korea wants to use the Games to re-engage with the North and encourage friendly encounters between Pyongyang and Washington, but is also anxious to avoid any awkward moments — a tall order, according to officials in Seoul.
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The vast majority of bills and Supreme Court appointments still require 210 votes to beat a filibuster, meaning at least eight Democrats would have to be won over to get any of these through — a tall order indeed.
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STS deals need to have homogeneous collateral that is not in default at the time of issuance, a tall order for peripheral markets such as Spain and Italy, where collateral is less streamlined and historic default rates are higher.
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This is a tall order, making it "highly unlikely" that a suitable deal will be reached, according to Kuger, especially given that similar agreements, such as the CETA deal between the EU and Canada, took seven years to complete.
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Promoting that storyline set the franchise back years — and that's a tall order for a series that literally exists to make extra drama out of women competing for the same man, which is already a pretty messed up situation.
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Even if we accept that time has actually flowed normally since early 20113 — a tall order when every day ages us all another 10 years, I know — it's been a long time since Saints Row: The Third showed up.
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Competing against destinations that already have audiences in the hundreds of millions, if not billions, is a tall order, but Phua said he believes that M17 has an advantage because it has been built for streaming from day one.
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But to replicate that example across all the countries of the European Union is a tall order, even though the open borders of the Schengen passport-free zone should have suggested the need for joined-up intelligence long ago.
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Filling the vast majority of those open slots in 2202 would be a tall order — for both the president and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Dior's desire for someone charismatic and current, with a strong vision but who will be happy to be confined to a relatively narrow role, could be a tall order, several fashion industry sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The role of a communications chief in any West Wing is to guide the president's public presentations on offense — months in advance — a tall order with a president who prefers to plan by the minute, and often on defense.
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Trump's threat to inflict pain on Mexico's economy is the biggest foreign policy test to date for Lopez Obrador and a tall order for Mexican authorities struggling not only to contain migration but also to fight record gang violence.
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So unless he is indicted and convicted, his coalition falters or he chooses to step down, he will remain in office at least until an election sometime next year, and even then defeating him would be a tall order.
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But unless he is indicted and convicted, his coalition falters or he chooses to step down, he will remain in office at least until an election sometime next year — and even then defeating him would be a tall order.
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That might seem like a tall order in an era of congressional gridlock and polarization, but polls have found that a majority of voters, even many Republicans, support gun control measures, particularly expanded background checks to cover private sales.
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It's a tall order considering that until a few months ago, the fuel was effectively nonexistent in the US. INL estimates that it has enough spent nuclear fuel on site to produce up to 10 metric tons of Haleu.
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Faa Diallo, 17, is engaged in a good-natured battle with his best friend to see who will be crowned class valedictorian this year — a tall order for any student, let alone one whose life was upended by violence.
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Old role: MD, head of digital media and advertising investment bankingNew role: Global cohead of internet investment bankingMonth: JuneTech is the most competitive sector for talent in investment banking, so landing a top internet banker is a tall order.
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Our legacy site was bristling with bolted-on bespoke features serving a bevy of purposes, some relevant, many long forgotten, and leaving it behind without leaving our business needs out in the cold was a tall order in and of itself.
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It might be a tall order to cover the 56 percent premium that Apollo is paying ADT shareholders, but it appears to have built in enough extra security both to complete the deal and to lock up a decent return.
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Any replacement bill will need 60 votes in the Senate, which means Republicans will need to pick up support from at least eight Senate Democrats -- a tall order in the current partisan climate but possible through lengthy negotiations and compromise.
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Even if China and the United States agree on a trade deal in current talks, which is a tall order, analysts said it would be no panacea for the sputtering Chinese economy unless Beijing can galvanize weak investment and consumer demand.
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BUENOS AIRES, Ecuador (Reuters) - Ecuador's market-friendly President Lenin Moreno is cracking down on illegal gold miners, who are increasingly encroaching on formal mines, but keeping them away from an Australian billionaire's concession for good may prove a tall order.
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The three-time world champion will arrive in Sweden with gold medal hopes across all the disciplines but Miller, who also competed in downhill and slalom, said it was a tall order to bag multiple medals at a world championships.
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The goal isn't just to make things look as they once did, here and there, but also to restore vanished ecological functions that will help the West Coast adapt to a changing climate, a tall order in a thoroughly urbanized environment.
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That's a tall order for any government, but especially for one riven with high levels of division and dysfunction--the very qualities that likely helped a small terror group seemingly come out of nowhere to pull off an unthinkable act.
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TV had always struggled with horror, which requires a genuine sense of peril to be successful — a tall order, given that television typically requires the protagonists to return (alive, doubtless) to the status quo at the end of every episode.
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That is a tall order for a candidate who has so far been scoring in the mid-to-high 40 percent range in state contests - though his chances could improve given that several upcoming state primaries are winner-take-all.
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Anna Eshoo of California proposed the petition, which needs 218 signatures to pass and thus would require the support of more than 20 Republican members in addition to every Democrat -- an extremely tall order for the hyperpartisan status of Congress.
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Combating extremist ideologies is a tall order under any circumstances, and even more so in Pakistan, where the security establishment has a long history of harboring links to terror groups, such as the Haqqani Network, Afghan Taliban and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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In order to clinch the nomination, Sanders would need to win about 54 percent of remaining pledged delegates, a tall order for a candidate whose most favorable races, in states with large white populations or that hold caucuses, have already passed.
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In the ears of patriotic Ukrainian Christians, especially the Greek Catholics and the Kiev hierarchy, that may sound like a tall order; they will protest that they are being told not to support their country's legitimate government against external aggression.
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That's a tall order for any country, but Germany in particular has been averse to boosts in military spending since World War II. Germany also argues that it would have trouble absorbing such a large increase at such a fast pace.
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And then, even with all the political will in the world, planning good stuff and getting it done, in a country starved for so long of health care, education, infrastructure and administrative competence, was always going to be a tall order.
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He needs to win a little more than half of the remaining delegates to get there — which is a tall order in a split field, but isn't anywhere near as implausible as what Rubio needs given Trump's performance so far.
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It's a tall order to step into shoes previously worn by stars like Kate Beckinsale (in the 1996 TV movie adaptation of Emma) and Gwyneth Paltrow (in the 1996 theatrical film adaptation), but Taylor-Joy was up to the task.
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Randa Slim, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, said that to effectively face Lebanon's current problems, a new cabinet would have to be able to take on the established politicians while providing wins to protesters — a tall order.
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It may be a tall order to match that success going forward, but MO makes up for it with tunes that explore everything from the honeyed melodies of 2247s girl groups to hip-swiveling bangers suited for a dance floor.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly been floated by supporters as a potential future candidate for president, and, much less realistically, for New York City mayor, a tall order given the city's strong Democratic base and its intense dislike for the president.
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Facebook has pledged in recent weeks to hold off on launching Libra until it can allay U.S. regulators' concerns — a tall order that officials doubt Libra can meet any time soon, raising questions about whether it will get off the ground.
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It was a tall order for Danny Salazar to start the inning against the heart of Chicago's batting order, and Kris Bryant got things started with a hard grounder to deep short that Francisco Lindor barely managed to knock down.
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Figuring out how to manage credit card or student loan debt, save for emergencies, future goals, and retirement, and still manage to have a comfortable life in the present can be a tall order — something that many young Americans are struggling with.
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Get Out was a perfect movie perfectly timed to its moment, so it was going to be a tall order for any follow-up to match it, but I kept getting goosebumps writing this entry, which I take as a very good sign.
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Cold brew from the trendier shop around the corner can cost up to $5 a cup and even a tall order from Starbucks runs around $3.25 — so with some of these services breaking down to under $2 a cup, the savings are real.
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Assurances sought by House Democrats on Mexican labor reform in order to ratify President Donald Trump's trade deal with Mexico and Canada this year are a "very tall order," according to Harry Broadman, who served as assistant U.S. trade representative under Bill Clinton.
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Several banking sources said that even a share sale of 2 billion euros would be a tall order for a bank with a market value of 680 million euros which has burned through 8 billion euros from two previous share issues since 2014.
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Mourning the loss of 286 lives as fully as we mourn the loss of a hero is a tall order—and mourning the sometimes life-altering tragedies that have befallen roughly 1,000 people across an entire country is an even taller one.
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The crew-carrying version of the Dragon is not expected to make its first flight to the space station until the middle of 2018 at the earliest: sending one around the Moon by the end of that year is a tall order.
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Still, it's a tall order for Republicans on Capitol Hill to distance themselves completely for Trump, given that many have endorsed their party's presumptive nominee and that their fortunes could depend on how well he does against the Democrats' expected candidate, Hillary Clinton.
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It may seem like a tall order, but the 16 dresses ahead will have us covered all autumn long — just throw a cowboy boot here or a chunky sneaker there and we can basically get dressed in the dark from October through December.
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Unlike Warren's proposals, which could be accomplished by executive action, Harris's would require Congress to act — a tall order if Republicans retain control of the Senate (Harris also says she would enact pay data reporting requirements for federal contractors by executive action).
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NATO's expansion now requires the United States to defend all the new member states from both conventional and nuclear threats — a tall order given their proximity to Russia and a strategically unnecessary project since they can contribute nothing to American national security.
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With an average of two dozen poetry reviews a year (give or take), that's a tall order, made taller because we're speaking both to readers who are already familiar with poetry and to readers who might still be looking for the right nudge.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - World number one Novak Djokovic has enjoyed two good weeks on red clay but admitted that winning a second French Open title would be a tall order after a crushing defeat by Rafael Nadal in last week's Italian Open final.
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That would be a tall order if HMNY were to be kicked off the Nasdaq, which could happen December 18 if HMNY doesn't come back into compliance by lifting its stock price above $22017 per share, with a market cap of $2206 million.
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To adapt a singular film like Buñuel's into any other medium is a tall order; Surrealism works largely by surprise, and any adaptation of a surrealistic classic starts at a disadvantage because many in the audience will be familiar with the source.
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It was always a tall order: Mr Abe would have to secure a third term as leader of the LDP next year, maintain a two-thirds majority of amendment-minded parties in both houses of the Diet (Japan's parliament) and then win a national referendum.
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That may be a tall order, given that the Briton has managed that only once this season and Mexico has not favored Mercedes in the last two years, but the chances of the battle going on beyond the following weekend in Texas are slim.
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Trump's team is currently trying to bull rush Canada into agreeing to the deal by the end of September so that Congress can review and approve the deal before a new Mexican president takes power in December, but that's looking like a tall order.
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Timing: Brady said the bills will be finished "very soon" and that they'll be posted "with plenty of time before committees in the House begin to take them up" — which is a tall order if Republicans want the committee work to start next week.
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New Zealand's last defeat was at the hands of the Wallabies in Sydney last year but Australia always faced a tall order to break their 30-year Eden Park hoodoo, even if a single try from Rory Arnold was scant consolation for a spirited effort.
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It's a tall order to fill, which explains why Matenopoulos (who is also the co-Host of Hallmark's Home & Family and the author of It's All Greek to Me) turned to pal Nick Verreos to create something custom for her from his Nikolaki line.
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This is a tall order, considering the world record for fusion power is 16 megawatts, set at the UK's JET reactor in 1997, and the longest plasma has been sustained was at France's Tore Supra in 2003 at just six-and-a-half minutes.
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Realistic best case: Beating Team Canada in the opener will be a tall order, but if they can beat Team Europe in their second game that could set up a "winner moves on" showdown with the US in the final game of the round robin.
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The CSU has given Merkel until the end of this week's EU summit to agree migrant policies with EU partners that will reduce the burden on Germany — a tall order given how deeply divided Europe is on how to deal with the influx of migrants.
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With that in mind, it's a tall order for SFTOS to sound special, as it has no songs that give more detail as to who he is as a person or how he's grown since his previous album, which came out three years ago.
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Typically that's a pretty tall order, but Necto works with individuals to learn how to build a network, get the right equipment, and deploy it in order to get consumers access to a new internet service provider that's an alternative to the larger carriers.
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This is icky moral territory to wade into at any time, but especially in an era when terrible men are newly exposed every day, and asking viewers to spend a 10-episode season trapped inside the brain of one feels like a tall order.
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It's a tall order, said Dr. Trucchi, who collaborated on the study with Céline Le Bohec of the National Center of Scientific Research in France and the Scientific Center of Monaco, as well as Robin Cristofari of the University of Turku, Finland, among others.
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That said, Mr. Macron's aspirations to loosen labor rules, overhaul aspects of the pension system and simplify unemployment benefits are a tall order in a country whose citizens regularly take to the streets whenever any change is perceived as potentially weakening the social safety net.
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"How you get the full facts of what the person has in their hand, and what their mental health condition might be, and are they known to anyone, in something that's playing out in seconds and minutes, that's a very tall order," de Blasio said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Two-thirds of Japanese firms think the government's push to raise wages by 23 percent is a tall order, with some dismissing it out of hand, a Reuters poll found, underscoring deep corporate reluctance to boost fixed costs despite huge cash piles.
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Alas, that is a tall order at this juncture: Park Geun-hye, the South Korean president who signed the agreement with Japan, has been suspended from office over a corruption scandal, and Washington awaits a president whose policies on Asia are far from clear.
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It will, however, be a tall order to catch the leaders in a field featuring 26 of the world's top 2215 players — especially after Rahm, the world No. 23 and the 33 tournament champion, set a record for the renovated North Course with a 23.
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The Democratic proposal might have some appeal to a handful of moderate Republicans who have expressed concern about the continuing shutdown, but to prevail, all Democrats would need to vote for it, and they would need the support of 13 Republicans, a tall order.
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In a separate case, a sharp-tongued federal judge is insisting that PG&E eliminate the risk of its equipment igniting wildfires, a tall order for a company that has been blamed for starting more than a dozen major fires in the last two years.
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The co-owner of Brewfontaine, a craft beer bar in Bellefontaine, Ohio is opening up an events and catering business in a few months' time, requiring the company to nearly double its current staff of 25 workers—a tall order in a historically tight labor market.
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For some buyout funds, Ducati's valuation of up to $1.4 billion — which sources said is based on a multiple of more than 10 times its core earnings of roughly 100 million euros - is a tall order as they lack the synergies that some motorbike makers could achieve.
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Red-hot Crosby and Pittsburgh will be a tall order, however, as the reigning Conn Smythe Trophy recipient scored twice for the second straight contest in Saturday's 5-0 rout at San Jose to increase his point total to 63 (eight goals, two assists) in six games.
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But that's a tall order since Democrats are already suggesting they will protest any Trump FBI pick until Rosenstein names a special prosecutor to delve into Russia's role in the 2016 election and any possible connection the hackers could have had to Trump or his associates.
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But bringing order to the Trump White House will be a tall order, given both Trump's reliance on voices outside the White House and the fact Trump has more assistants to the President -- a senior role in the White House -- than any modern commander in chief.
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"For institutions such as trust firms, it would take time to adjust their products in a bid to meet the tall order," said Ivan Shi, head of research at fund consultancy Z-Ben Advisors, predicting greater investment flows into fixed income or money market mutual funds.
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A tall order "Wireless Road is a unique part of the city, with embassies and ambassador residences -- so there is a need to feel like it's a very, very high level," Kirk Ellis of architectural firm Design Worldwide Partnership (DWP), who spearheaded the design, tells CNN.
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Instead, they were married on Monday at City Hall in Dover, N.H. Overturning the Obergefell ruling would be a tall order according to Dale Carpenter, a constitutional law professor at Southern Methodist University who is in a same-sex marriage himself and generally identifies as a Republican.
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The ultimatum from Trump is the biggest foreign policy test to date for Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and a tall order for Mexican security forces struggling not only to combat migrant flows but also to fight a record level of gang violence and homicide.
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The proposal, the official added, would have to garner the support of both Democrats and Republicans, a tall order given the vast divisions between the two parties over how to pay for such a plan at a time of rising deficits and disagreements about spending priorities.
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While trying to replicate the achievements of these moguls might seem like a tall order, there's one main thing that could be holding you back from reaching significant triumphs of your own, says Howie Mandel, host and executive producer of CNBC's "Deal or No Deal": not taking action.
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SevenFifty was the last deal from the old Formation8 fund.) Anyway, the New York City-based startup isn't looking to disrupt the whole alcohol distribution process (that would be a pretty tall order), but instead to make it easier for the retailers to see what distributors have to offer.
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Experts interviewed here this week said fighting Zika will require a major shift in this country's approach to mosquito control, namely more door-to-door action, a painstaking and expensive practice that many say is a tall order in an era of shrinking budgets and wariness of government intrusion.
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BAUMANN: WE HAVE A TRACK RECORD OF SUSTAINABILITY AND ACTUALLY WITH ALL THE TRANSACTIONS WE'VE DONE IN THE PAST, DELIVERING AGAINST THE COST SYNERGY TARGETS WE HAVE SET OURSELVES, $1.5 BILLION IS A TALL ORDER TO SOLVE FOR, BUT WE ARE ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENT WE ARE GOING TO REACH THIS.
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That's a tall order, but Hanoi is set to provide a platform for the 11 to huddle up and possibly come up with Plan B. "The TPP is clearly diminished with the U.S. out, but they will try and resurrect it," said Arup Raha, Chief Economist at CIMB.
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"It's a tall order for the median Fed dots to shift lower, but we may see a slight downshift in the distribution," said ING forex strategists in a note, adding that the dollar index could fall back below 93 as the Fed's 13bp rate rise is already priced in.
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We don't know what the Circle's software really does, and we don't know why it's taken over; it's possible the screenplay is counting on us to fill in the blanks with our knowledge of Google and Facebook, but that seems like a tall order for your average moviegoer.
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Whip list: Where senators stand on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh No Democratic votes are required to confirm Kavanaugh after a rules change last year, but that is only if Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can hold his entire Republican conference together, a tall order with some independent-minded members.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE deserves credit for trying to carry out his campaign promises on interior immigration enforcement, but it is a tall order.
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"While taking on a career politician from the Washington swamp is a tall order, I am certain I would have won," Lewandowski said here on Twitter, adding that he would make an endorsement in the race given the need to support Trump's policies on the economy and judicial appointments.
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No matter how they're using an application, be it a phone or through VR, manipulating it with gesture or a mouse, on the latest and greatest tech or a hand-me-down 2G, it is our responsibility to make our products accessible to everyone—and that's a pretty tall order.
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That would be a tall order for Cash, who in an attempt to meet his expenses, had incurred two sizable loans from Columbia Records that totalled $600,000, and had secured the down payment for his new home in Hendersonville only when a Columbia executive acted as guarantor on the loan.
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If uniformity was the object of ''power dressing,'' the prototype was Katharine Hepburn: a woman for whom pockets seemed invented; who embodied the whole idea of a tall order; whose tomboy élan and gun-moll humor, in combination with a number of custom suits, made her the ultimate midcentury working girl.
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And while an eight-person startup aiming to build out a fleet of $380,000 "flying motorcycles" might seem like a tall order, Y Combinator, a top accelerator known for its occasionally bizarre bets, is gambling on the company and its jet engine-obsessed CEO in one of its latest investments.
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"It's a tall order for the median Fed dots to shift lower, but we may see a slight downshift in the distribution," said ING forex strategists in a note, adding that the dollar index could fall below 93 as a 25-basis-point rate rise from the Fed is priced in.
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Elbowing in as an alternative to Google for Work and Microsoft Office in the U.S. is a tall order, but Polaris Office wants to carve out a niche for itself by combining Microsoft Office's functionality with Google for Work's convenience, says John Lee, its vice president of marketing, strategy and partnerships.
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"Bringing down crop stubble burning by up to 70 percent seems like a tall order even though there are things happening on the ground," said Sachchida Nand Tripathi, a professor at the Indian Institute of Kanpur in northern India, who works with the federal environment ministry on various pollution measures.
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If you want to drive for a ride-hailing service like Lyft or Uber, it might seem like you need to own a car — which can be a tall order, especially since that car usually has to meet certain requirements to be qualified as a vehicle, depending on the company.
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Mayfield — who started her career in the field with a paid internship as an editorial assistant, which led to her first freelance client — explained that while it may feel like a tall order to worry about personal branding on top of your freelance work, a minimalist approach can be effective.
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In other words, making a legal argument that YouTube was a direct rival to Google Search at the time of acquisition is a tall order, and investigators likely haven't discovered anything in the ballpark of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's emails directly characterizing WhatsApp as a Facebook competitor at the time of purchase.
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Jason Scott, who works with the Internet Archive, noted on Twitter that the change comes with little warning, and that with more than a million Creative Commons licensed images on the site, getting them transferred off before they became inaccessible was a tall order, and launched an effort to grab what they can.
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A Reuters survey last month showed that two-thirds of Japanese companies think the government's push to raise wages by 19933 percent is a tall order, with some dismissing it out of hand, The Japanese Trade Union Confederation, also known as Rengo, the country's biggest union, is pushing for a 4 percent hike.
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Trump challenged existing immigration laws on Monday by ordering new restrictions on asylum seekers at the border, including through application fees and restraints on work permits, giving the Justice and Homeland Security departments 90 days for implementation, including a tall order to resolve immigration court cases within 180 days (The New York Times).
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Still, it may be the longest shot of the four remaining teams given its history, and it faces a tall order in Real Madrid, which has reached the semifinals for the sixth year in a row and has won nine straight in the Spanish league, scoring 3.7 goals a game in those matches.
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This would seem a tall order, given that Mr. Fox has filed for personal bankruptcy after spending his ill-gotten gains on Corvettes, Ferraris and other luxury cars, as well as nearly $900,000 on a woman he met online who was blackmailing him — at a cost of $10,000 a month — after a tryst.
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And internal documents, such as a slide in a 2016 presentation titled "Transforming to Next Generation Digital Talent," suggest executives worried that "winning the talent war" for new young workers required IBM to improve the "attractiveness of (its) culture and work environment," a tall order in the face of layoffs and firings.
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But if instead some time of year rolls around and now you have to buy things for 10 people — some of whom you might not know well — that's a pretty tall order, at least from a resource allocation standpoint, in terms of spending money in ways that get people things they actually want.
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"Hence, these fields changing hands could mean that these barrels end up being stranded if Baghdad and Erbil cannot conclude a pipeline access and a revenue sharing agreement — which could prove to be a tall order in the current environment," Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC, said in a research note.
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Much has been made of the tall order that Tesla has to deliver on to manufacture an electric car for the people, but first the young car company had to prove the most essential aspect: finishing a product that people would want to drive, fulfilling the dream that makes it the company that has shaken up the auto industry.
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The two-pronged rescue scheme hinges on Monte dei Paschi raising 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) in a cash call to be completed by the end of the year - a tall order for a lender that is worth less than 1 billion on the market and has burned through 8 billion euros from share issues since 2014.
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That seems like a tall order, given the difficulty that Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) had in getting the AHCA out of the House and how unpopular that bill has turned out to be.
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Shanahan faced a tall order of reassuring allies who were nervous about support for the alliance after the departure of former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE.
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Amazon's requested perks include not just money, but a helipad at its planned new locations in Long Island City and National Landing — a tall order, given that Crystal City currently falls within a flight restricted zone where the only allowed flights are those that go through the airport or have to do with law enforcement and the military.
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Dallas is trying hard to save its season — the Upshot's Playoff Simulator gives the team just a 6 percent shot of making the playoffs if it loses this week — and while a win may be a tall order, some further development of the rapport between Dak Prescott and Cooper could be the key to making this close.
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These four priorities are a tall order, but as I have mentioned, Secretary Azar has a knack for creating solutions, and he might just be the right leader at the right time to leverage his authority, Medicare and Medicaid, and his staff within the Department to make his plan — and an improved health care system — a reality.
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The 5-billion-euro cash call, which under the original plan was to be completed by year-end but now looks set to be delayed to early 2017, is a tall order for a lender that is worth just 679 million euros on the market and has burned through 8 billion euros from two previous share issues since 2014.
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Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinTrump phoned bank CEOs as stock market plunged Wednesday: report The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump pressured Mnuchin on labeling China a currency manipulator: report MORE said Wednesday he remains committed to pushing through comprehensive tax reform this summer, a tall order as Congress faces a daunting legislative agenda.
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Consoles can squeeze a lot more performance out of hardware thanks to the fact that they don't have to multitask as much and that game developers can code to specific hardware instead of designing games to work on a wide range of hardware, but it's still a tall order to ask them to develop for something not even as powerful as a gaming PC built today.
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To accomplish that tall order of a mission, Wonder Woman was endowed with tools of the trade: the Lasso of Truth, which compels whomever it is wrapped around to spill their secrets; the Bracelets of Submission, which allow the wearer to deflect bullets and sonic blasts; and a tiara that functions as both a boomerang and a way to keep hair out of her face.
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While Virginia's new Democratic majority all but guarantees the amendment will make it to the floor for a vote in favor of ratification, even if the U.S. House and Senate both vote to get rid of the 1982 deadline (a tall order given that Republicans currently control the Senate), there is still some ambiguity as to whether that means the ERA will become part of the Constitution.
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To qualify for toast status, the icon must be dead, and must be iconic enough that a one-word name (first or last, of no more than 13 characters) returns an image of the person in a Google image query — a rather tall order, when you consider how totally one must own a piece of culture to be among the primary search result for any one name.
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The White House's strategy to push back: Brand Yates as a Democratic operative who was out to get Trump from the beginning and willing to torque the facts to advance her agenda; Put as much distance as possible between Flynn and the man whose side he rarely left during the campaign (which could be a tall order.) Portray Flynn, and no one else, as responsible for this mess.
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But the Speaker reiterated that the immigration legislation would need to get President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's endorsement first — a tall order given the inability of Trump and Democrats to agree on an immigration compromise.
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A coffee break at work is a totally different animal for Italians: For example, you'll see a group of government workers in Rome ducking out of the office for the classic cappuccino break at 11am (and not a minute later, because cappuccino after 11 would be a faux pas worthy of a Birkenstocks-and-socks German tourist.) Convincing them to take a venti cup back to work instead may be a, uhm, tall order.
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GELENDZHIK, Russia (Reuters) - Nothing less than a win will do for Iceland against Croatia if they are to emulate their Euro 2016 success by making it to the knockout stage at their first World Cup, but it will be a tall order against a familiar foe that leads Group D. The Croatians, who outclassed Argentina with a 3-0 win, are through already and will top the group with a win or a draw against Iceland at the Rostov Arena in Rostov-On-Don.
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A financial crisis in the euro zone's third-biggest economy would also risk creating contagion across Europe, a region already reeling from Britain's decision to leave the EU. The two-pronged rescue scheme hinges on Monte dei Paschi raising 5 billion euros ($13 billion) in a cash call to be completed by the end of the year - a tall order for a lender that is worth less than 1 billion on the market and has burned through 8 billion euros from share issues since 2014.
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