Oosthuizen hit good iron shots, but had trouble making putts.
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Why go through all that trouble making fake networking contacts?
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It doesn't seem that you have trouble making friends generally.
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Lenny has trouble making bail and otherwise finding much support.
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He seemed to have trouble making it down the steps.
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I was having trouble making memories and also frequently losing consciousness.
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Moon apparently had no trouble making the trip because he drove.
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So you'd think Rae would have no trouble making herself heard.
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By then Blouin was depressed and having trouble making ends meet.
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If you're having trouble making time for yourself, Hough recommends mindful breathing.
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Gardeners and botany enthusiasts, however, have no trouble making the necessary distinctions.
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Rob: Rob is having no trouble making a new friend at work.
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I've been having trouble making up my mind about The Narrow Door.
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Last fall, I made a viral video about having trouble making friends.
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If we have trouble making plays on the deep ball, there it is.
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In those conditions, even the best games likely have trouble making a profit.
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In these graphic novels, the main characters have no trouble making new friends.
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Many publishers have trouble making money off Facebook videos — this could change that.
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Know your stuff People know Terrell Owens as a sometimes-trouble-making football player.
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Artist Maddy Kramer isn't having any trouble making her voice heard on the subject.
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But he had trouble making ends meet and turned to calligraphy and type design.
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That is why they have trouble making moral judgments that most children could make.
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Users familiar with SMS-based two-factor shouldn't have much trouble making the switch.
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At over 7 feet tall, Shaquille O'Neal has never never had any trouble making baskets.
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When the family began having trouble making house payments, they decided to refinance their mortgage.
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The Tafel food banks give donated food to people who have trouble making ends meet.
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She could no longer lift a gallon of milk, and had trouble making a fist.
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If you have trouble making decisions, you'll appreciate Pact's thoughtful selection of just the basics.
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If the picture wasn't perfectly framed and lit, the service had trouble making accurate guesses.
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Turns out, users were having trouble making comfortable conversation with other users over randomized video chat.
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You get prison rules and many children get caught up in the older people's trouble-making.
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If you're having trouble making payments, Ms. Cheng said, don't ignore communications from your loan servicer.
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Mr. Malofeev has in the past insisted he supported only humanitarian work, not political trouble-making.
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Also like many others, BabyJesusUpchuck has trouble making ends meet and thus has a side gig.
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These days, Ms. Ghosh has trouble making it across campus because she is stopped so often.
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I could get into this cat, but then I have no trouble making machines my friends.
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But he still can't square why Team Clinton has trouble making their candidate sound more exciting.
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Not in the way video games, especially role-playing games, have little trouble making you feel.
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Having trouble making sense of all the Kardashian drama that's gone down in the past few months?
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I've already starting learning how to code on Thymio robots, but I have trouble making it work.
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NeNe Leakes had trouble making her entrance but managed to make it in later in the evening.
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Having trouble making ends meet, a growing number of laborers are seeking welfare assistance, local authorities say.
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But if even Apple is having trouble making it work, you can expect progress to remain slow.
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As we first reported ... Chris had trouble making rent back in August and stopped sending checks altogether.
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When Mr. Beck had trouble making out Ms. Kelly's handwriting, Mr. O'Reilly chimed in, offering an assist.
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About 44 percent of respondents said they would have trouble making their next rent or mortgage payments.
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"(He had) trouble making some pitches, and it kind of got away from him a hurry," Snitker said.
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Most recently, we learned, thanks to reporting by The Information, that Waymo's cars have trouble making left turns.
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As the economy slows, borrowers may have trouble making payments, which could lead to a wave of defaults.
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It's Pixar-like, about a hedgehog who has trouble making and keeping friends because of his pesky spikes.
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And other Democrats warned that the commission would have trouble making recommendations that were acceptable to their party.
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Instead of my poems saying 'not all women are like that,' I enjoy that histrionic, trouble-making stereotype.
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Those cute additions actually make sense, but we're having trouble making sense of this yearbook featuring Ryan Gosling.
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Improved infrared and drop sensors means that it won't have any trouble making its way around your house.
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And I think she's a very open person, so I don't see her having any trouble making friends.
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Apple may imagine a world without cords and plugs, but it's having trouble making that vision a reality.
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How can I sum up independent studio House House's (technically nameless) game about being a trouble making goose?
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Tesla has been doing it for a decade and it's still having trouble making cars that don't have issues.
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Indeed, Jack returns from Vietnam and is having trouble making a living, and living at home with his parents.
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The cause of the congestion was unclear, but it was obvious that I'd have no trouble making my flight.
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In her home town in southwest Nigeria, her mother had trouble making enough money to feed her three children.
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Advice From a Formerly Lonely College Student Last fall, I made a viral video about having trouble making friends.
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When she has trouble making friends the usual way, she decides to make them — literally — in her basement lab.
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In South Korea, Mi-yeon had trouble making friends in school after rumors spread that she was from China.
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Even the most established—and buzziest—automakers have had trouble making money from electric vehicles, at least so far.
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Despite their reach, Worona&aposs clients often have trouble making money from Google-placed ads and its Preferred program.
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The Sport delivers on that front with 430mAh to the S3's 380, though I had trouble making it last.
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I had trouble making many of these work, partly because the included Quick Start manual mangled some of the commands.
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But lots of you are having trouble making that monthly nut — with your careers just getting underway, that's totally understandable.
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The conversation was boisterous and sometimes loud, but Hammons, who never raises his voice, had no trouble making himself heard.
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While some men have medical or religious reasons for wearing beards, others simply have trouble making the time to shave regularly.
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"If you're having trouble making your angles, use a business card or medical tape to act as your guide," suggests Rinaldi.
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These are the kind of judgment calls actual courtroom juries have trouble making, let alone a bunch of overworked Twitter moderators.
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As far as I could tell, they were just having trouble making food that was as dull as the owners wanted.
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Even some Chinese companies that have struggled with losses and had trouble making loan payments have been able to stay afloat.
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While the weather seems to be having trouble making up its mind, our outlook is firmly in 70-degrees-and-sunny territory.
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He'd noticed that Gio was funny and confident around other boys, the type of kid who'd have no trouble making new friends.
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Diagnosed with ADHD when he was six years old, Cohen had trouble making friends and felt isolated and misunderstood in grade school.
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AT THE BACK END, FOR THOSE WHO GET INTO TROUBLE, MAKING SURE THERE'S A RESOLUTION PROCESS SO THEY DON'T CAUSE SYSTEMIC RISK.
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You've got a lot more people than you'd think who have trouble making ends meet if they miss a paycheck or two.
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And it means that, especially if a company is having trouble making money, there's not a lot of upside to sticking around.
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If you're having trouble making them out, the entire list of theme entries is: 17A: COMMON ERA = COMMON E.R.A. (Earned Run Average)
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Spock," in care of a teen magazine, explaining her trouble making friends because "my mother is Negro and my father is white.
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State insurance regulators might also have more trouble making sure that the insurers have enough money to pay their members' medical bills.
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If you're having trouble making payments on your federal loans, income-driven repayment plans can help you get your debt under control.
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Many have trouble making eye contact, having real conversations, and staying away from the allure of social media pings, notifications and online popularity.
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As the economy slows, China's corporates - including some owned by the central government - in hard hit sectors are having trouble making debt payments.
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But now she's back—and clearly having no trouble making young people everywhere's greatest fear—wasting their youth—sound sexy and hella moving.
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His Atlantic City casinos were underperforming, and prices for his casino bonds were plummeting, suggesting that he would have trouble making interest payments.
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But Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car company, must fix a glitch first, according to The Information: The vans have trouble making left turns.
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Farmers who had become millionaires from royalties from wells drilled in their fields were suddenly having trouble making loan payments on new tractors.
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I made both Viator bookings using my Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card — both in U.S. dollars — and faced no trouble making these changes.
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If Italy's factories have trouble making their products, that could lead to shortages of components and disrupt plants in Germany and throughout Europe.
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Garcia won two of his next three fights at junior welterweight via majority decisions and had trouble making weight for all of them.
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Foursquare and Jawbone, two tech startups that have had significant trouble making money, announced funding rounds this week that cut their values significantly.
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I've been able to get two days between charges with light usage and had no trouble making it a full day with heavy usage.
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The negotiations have been underway since 2014, when Prepa ran into trouble making its payments, and creditors agreed to refrain from enforcing their claims.
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I find parties uncomfortable: I have trouble making small talk, and after I've been surrounded by people for too long, I need time alone.
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Advice From a Formerly Lonely College Student (Related Learning Network Writing Prompt) Last fall, I made a viral video about having trouble making friends.
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But as their family grew they had trouble making ends meet on Mr. Jackson's earnings, which rarely exceeded $21986 a week at the time.
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What's more, the poster to this account clearly has no trouble making a hostile statement about former Vice President Biden and other older politicians.
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Whether it&aposs crippling debt, the increasing cost of housing, low wages, or lack of savings, the cohort is having trouble making ends meet.
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This particular TV can get super bright if you're having trouble making out what's on the screen and works surprisingly well for off-angle viewing.
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Despite admitting the decision between Raven and Vanessa was a difficult one (another probable contractual obligation) Nick seemed to have no real trouble making it.
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Yet, government workers who have existing student loans could have trouble making payments because the Education Department has not granted exceptions based on the shutdown.
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My sweater managed to pull over it (albeit with a visible bump), but my button-up shirt had a bit more trouble making it over.
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Though "less-lethal" weapons like those made by TASER are popular with police departments, they have had more trouble making inroads in the consumer sector.
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CarlEmlia told her peers in the chapel that she "was having more and more trouble making myself smile," and I remember feeling that way, too.
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Health insurance startup Oscar is pulling out of two ObamaCare markets next year, saying like large insurers that the company is having trouble making money.
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Under other circumstances that might be commendable, but here it undercuts Ms. Breslin, who is already having enough trouble making Baby something other than bland.
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If you're having trouble making ends meet, it can be helpful to tackle the most significant expenses first, which are usually housing, transportation and food.
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That means your super-low sports car will have trouble making it anywhere at all, let alone at the speeds it was designed to achieve.
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In the statement, he said many students arrived at the school already off-track and have trouble making up the course credits in time to graduate.
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She needs to balance her dreams with returning to her home village after graduation to help her parents, who have trouble making enough money to survive.
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I asked The Edit contributors and some co-workers from around The Times if they'd ever had trouble making friends and if they had any advice.
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In her concession speech in the Granite State, Clinton acknowledged that her campaign was having trouble making inroads with young voters and vowed to do better.
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He had trouble making eye contact during the interview, continuously rubbed his face and stuck out his tongue compulsively, a possible side effect of antipsychotic medications.
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The Houston Rockets are a lock for the playoffs, and the Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz should have no trouble making it in as well.
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And it is evident among politicians, who have more trouble making compromises to pass bipartisan bills, as well as interact, and simply like each other less.
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The vehicles have trouble making unprotected left turns, for example, and some of the cars have difficulty merging with highway traffic, the site reported, citing unnamed sources.
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Her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, wore them, too, and as we know, the People's Princess had no trouble making any and every garment look chic.
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For whatever reason Nintendo seems to have a lot of trouble making a very simple pitch about making a game system that works better in your life.
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Of the soldiers, 75 percent are volunteers, and although Kiev is having trouble making up the numbers of conscripts, nonetheless that provides a central core of veterans.
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"Picture a scenario in which one spouse is let go from their job and the family is having trouble making ends meet on one income," Golladay says.
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PORTO, Portugal (Reuters) - England's Football Association have labeled trouble-making fans at the Nations League in Portugal "an embarrassment" after they clashed with police on Wednesday night.
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Road to VR speculates that Intel and partners may have had trouble making Alloy small and long-lasting enough to work as a viable self-contained VR headset.
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An ad like this one, which suggests Trump supports a path to citizenship, may have trouble making a dent in his support before caucuses begin in four days.
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Meanwhile, the company is having trouble making any real money from advertising, which in the growth-obsessed, free-by-default world of the internet remains the dominant model.
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Case in point: Kerr admitted that she has trouble making her bed in the morning; talk about a celebrity who maybe, kind of, might be just like us.
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Tesla has had trouble making the Model 3 because of production bottlenecks that affected its ability to make batteries for the new car at the company's Gigafactory facility.
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Weak economic growth in the first quarter of recent years has led many analysts to wonder if the government is having trouble making seasonal adjustments to its data.
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If you're having trouble making your monthly payments, call the creditor and explain your situation (like you just lost your job or are going through expensive medical treatments).
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But it is perhaps in part because context is so, well, contextual, that its AI has trouble making the call — especially when the guidelines themselves are so murky.
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Even when this information is available, consumers with cognitive impairments or who are overwhelmed with illness and other demands would have trouble making the best use of it.
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But the company's smart assistant got off to a rocky start and has had trouble making a name for itself in amongst a sea of competitors ever since.
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"It's absurd that a scholar like Charles Murray would have trouble making a speech anywhere," said Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, who also spoke at the forum.
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I, on the other hand, had trouble making my way back to the hotel in my sedan on Day 1 of the rodeo and smacked into a deer.
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On sites like Reddit, praise abounds on the mental and physical benefits of exercising in virtual reality, often from people who had trouble making other exercise habits last.
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And any agreement May and Corbyn reach still has to get the support of a divided Parliament, which has also had trouble making up its mind of late.
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After having trouble making partners at these lauded firms see the light on opportunities to invest in companies like Pinterest, Teo launched Binary Capital in 2014 with Justin Caldbeck .
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This feels to me like the argument that has been at the center of both your '08 and '16 candidacies and that you have had the most trouble making.
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They say that their purchasing power has dwindled so much that they have trouble making ends meet in rural areas and in the suburbs and exurbs of big cities.
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But when she moved to Louisiana in 2008 for a gig with Prospect New Orleans, a citywide contemporary art triennial, McLaurin had trouble making friends in the Big Easy.
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"Due to the intensity of the fire, crews are having trouble making access and there are multiple reports of structures on fire," officials said on Ventura County's emergency management website.
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The Amman-datelined story quotes Syria Direct reporter Orion Wilcox as saying he had called the hotline and had trouble making himself understood to the U.S. official on the line.
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The bottom line: Medicare and Social Security funding is already in trouble, making it hard to imagine where the money for any additional long-term care benefits would come from.
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Later, as he became a staple of the gossip columns, Mr. Trump had trouble making friends, as Mr. Wallach put it, because he was in constant competition with his image.
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Its platform includes faster processing for the rent payments that are made on time, as well as installment loans for renters who are going to having trouble making those payments.
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The three founders told CNBC that they had observed through volunteering experiences that the children of refugees often dropped out of school because their families had trouble making ends meet.
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I, at least, had trouble making do with her alongside Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, playing Pepper Potts, his assistant then partner then wife then co-Avenger then widow.
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"It seems increasingly apparent that the big, national insurers are having trouble making money and competing in the ACA marketplaces," said Larry Levitt, senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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This book is full of the kind of facts you call up your best friend to share: Botoxed people have trouble making friends because their frozen faces make others feel rejected.
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There's no word on which components, exactly, are the culprit, but previous reports indicated that Apple (just like Samsung) is having trouble making the under-the-glass fingerprint sensor to work reliably.
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She had trouble making friends at school so the mother would bring her daughter to Småland in order for her to interact with other kids, and we saw that girl grow up.
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The model and actress was in Washington, D.C. to discuss climate change with presidential advisers as part of a Funny or Die roundtable, and she had no trouble making herself at home.
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"Where there is a sacred value that empirical science contradicts," science will have trouble making headway, notes Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist at the Stern School of Business at New York University.
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In The Kid With a Bike, he abandons his son, Cyril, leading to the boy's adoption by Samantha, a hairdresser willing to upend her own life for a stranger's trouble-making child.
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As she drove a taxi through the clogged streets of Manhattan on Wednesday, she said her credit cards were maxed out and she had trouble making enough money to pay for food.
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Will the V.A., which often has trouble making timely payments to providers, keep up with the expected influx — especially after computer glitches resulted in major problems with G.I. bill payments last year?
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau explains: Evidence from studies of mortgage loans suggest that borrowers with a higher debt-to-income ratio are more likely to run into trouble making monthly payments.
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Read more " _____ • Peter Schmidt in The Chronicle of Higher Education: "Any broader Trump administration campaign against race-conscious admissions policies will have trouble making much headway, at least in the short term.
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Despite their reach — Mongeau has 5 million subscribers and another Worona client, Trisha Paytas, has 4.9 million — his clients often have trouble making money from Google-placed ads and its Preferred program.
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Founders Joe Gebbia and Brian Chesky were having trouble making rent in San Francisco, so in 2120, they started renting out floor space in their living room and cooking breakfast for guests.
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You can physically make a transistor only so small, and it appears that while Intel hasn't quite hit that yet, it's certainly having trouble making the same kind of jumps it once did.
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Iz grew up kolohe—a trouble-making punk teenager who dropped out of high school and spent late nights in seedy parts of town where he developed an addiction to drugs and alcohol.
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International stars don't often pay attention the nation's cultural products, but it seems like Bieber could have a special affinity for Jonah — a frustrated, trouble-making but ultimately sweet and misunderstood graffiti artist.
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The Leaning Cake After spending most of one intense class day addressing this trouble-making "proof" that π = 210, I decided to reward my class's perseverance by bringing in cake the next day.
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Trouble making and violence always seemed to follow them around, with Dwid finding inspiration in people like Sakevi from the Japanese metallic hardcore group G.I.S.M, who once turned a flamethrower on an audience.
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As the wars dragged on, fewer and fewer Americans wanted to fight in them, and the Army was having trouble making its recruiting goals and had serious problems with attrition at every rank.
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President Donald Trump's speech to the nation Wednesday morning -- confident, self-congratulatory and even triumphal in tone -- presented a dangerous misreading of both the US's leverage and Iran's continued capacity for trouble-making.
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In New York, Oscar's biggest market, and New Jersey, Schlosser said Oscar doesn't have a narrow network and has had trouble making deals with hospitals and doctors for less than it charges in premiums.
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Since the object avoidance feature only works when you're flying forward, novice pilots will definitely have trouble making sure the red lights—which mark the nose of the aircraft—are facing the right direction.
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The study, conducted by the Texas Policy Evaluation Project (TxPEP) and published in the journal Contraception, consisted of qualitative interviews with 22 women who had trouble making an abortion appointment after HB22013 was passed.
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"We became aware of the topic because we were thinking about becoming fathers ourselves and we saw in our friendship network that some of them were having trouble making babies," Nick Piepenburg told Mashable.
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And if it is a problem that the views of rich people are underrepresented in the academy, they have had little trouble making up for this disadvantage in the media and the political system.
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" Even though Nelson had a hard time hearing some of the questions posed post-film screening, he had no trouble making out the loud applause from the audience or fans yelling, "I love you Willie.
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The boats had drifted off course, but one was also suffering engine trouble, making it impossible for the Americans to back off rapidly and return to international waters when armed Iranian naval boats approached them.
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But that last incident, that last food sanitary incident then started the clock again, so I think people are a little skittish and they may have trouble making their numbers, so I'm not a buyer.
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As a child, Robert spoke with a stammer and had trouble making friends; though highly intelligent (his I.Q. was said to be 170), he was expelled from the University of Minnesota because of failing grades.
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Think about it: if the government is having this much trouble making ends meet when they're paying 2% interest on $21 trillion in debt, what's going to happen when they're paying 5% on $30 trillion?
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At the same time, Rand Paul had trouble making a case that libertarian conservatism could really exist in the wake of a two-term Republican president who vastly expanded the power of the national security state.
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SHANGHAI, May 6 (Reuters) - Evergreen Holding Group, an unlisted company that specialises in building boats, issued a warning on Friday that it may have trouble making coupon and interest payments on a bond maturing on May 15.
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Virtual care programs reduce use of emergency services by getting front-line care to people without access, like rural communities, and to people like shift workers, or post-partum moms, who have trouble making in-person appointments.
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She later delivered an emotional impromptu speech explaining why, but said that she would be recorded as "present" rather than "no" during Saturday's vote to compensate for a fellow Republican who would have trouble making the vote.
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Existing cardholders were alerted to the option via an email sent out over the weekend, which explains that, in light of the challenges posed by the COVID-19 situation, some customers may have trouble making their usual payment.
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In Washington State, officials declined to discuss additional details about the patient or the specifics of his travel, saying they would publicly disclose them only if they had trouble making contact with people who might be at risk.
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For government workers having trouble making loan payments on mortgage, home equity or non-mortgage products, options include a 90-day short-term forbearance plan or a 30-day extension on the payment due date, depending on the product.
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Furthermore, despite my contempt for Trump's constant lies and self-aggrandizement, I understand why people who have felt trampled on by "the system" for many years had trouble making meaningful distinctions between the respective vices of these two candidates.
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Why was it Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani who announced a few days ago a phone number of his own for any Qataris having trouble making pilgrimage to call and the good sheikh would ensure their free and easy passage?
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The boats had drifted off course, but one was also suffering engine trouble, making it impossible for the Americans to rapidly back off and return to international waters when they were approached by armed Iranian naval boats, the official said.
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Parents borrowed from the tradition of souling and now offered up their homes as welcoming places for millions of young baby boomers to receive snacks — a sort of friendly bribe in exchange for good behavior and no more trouble-making.
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With Don Jr., however, the audience — all students forced into mandatory attendance — was more amenable, because he went through the trouble of actually explaining political points and his father's presidency, peppered with jokes about life as a trouble-making college student.
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Mark Walhimer, a consultant on museum planning who also helps accredit institutions for the American Alliance of Museums, said entrepreneurs who had created their own fortunes sometimes had trouble making the mental leap involved in giving their collections to the public.
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Know that the decision to film the episode in such a fashion was a purposeful one, according to cinematographer Fabian Wagner, and he blames your TV settings or the quality of your screen if you had trouble making out what was happening.
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But in banking circles, it has gained a more distinct reputation: Canton is a nexus of the payday lending industry, in which people who have trouble making ends meet from one paycheck to the next take out high-interest loans from specialty lenders.
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Many protesters say their purchasing power has dwindled so much over the years that today they have trouble making ends meet — let alone coming up with money for simple outings, vacations or even just to go out to dinner once in a while.
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While McDavid has been an offensive force, the rest of his team would have trouble making that same claim as it is averaging an NHL-worst 2.2 goals per contest this season and has two tallies or fewer in eight of 11 contests this season.
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Those neutral or against point out that the Commons Clause makes software not open source, which is accurate, and that making parts of the code base proprietary is against the ethos of open source; and Redis Labs must be desperate and having trouble making money.
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In one social media post, Vitiello suggested the Democratic Party should be renamed as "NeoKlanist," a reference to the Ku Klux Klan white supremacist organization, and in another Vitiello compared then-candidate Trump to the trouble-making "Dennis the Menace" comic and television character.
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LEADING THE DAY POLITICS: With the debate stage set for September, Democratic presidential candidates who missed out and continue to have trouble making inroads with primary voters are trying to soldier on as they see some of their 2020 opponents drop out of the race.
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James Fields, the man accused of killing a woman in Charlottesville with his car, reportedly had trouble making friends, left the military after only four months of service ("due to a failure to meet training standards"), and until a few months ago lived with his mom.
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It is facing more fundamental problems, says Mr Kulkarni of RBC: people will spend only so much on artisan goods, so it may be hard to coax more sales from existing buyers; and Etsy's sellers, most of whom work from home, may have trouble making more products.
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One interesting tidbit of information, the study found, is that "maternal employment and the use of daycare is higher for second-borns in years 2 to 4 compared to older siblings" — suggesting a longer amount of parent-to-child face time could contribute to a less trouble-making future.
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Just check out Nancy Pelosi's comments concerning Mr. Conyers, whom she praised as an "icon" who had "done a great deal to protect women" while flip-flopping on whether she believed those accusing him — something she has seldom had trouble making a quick judgment about when Republicans are involved.
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They had trouble making shots against the Bonnies' zone defense and had 20 turnovers, a disappointing ending to a season that started with an international incident in which the freshmen Jalen Hill, Cody Riley and LiAngelo Ball were accused of shoplifting during a trip to China in November.
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Step Up is a tale as old as time: He was a trouble-making guy from the other side of town, she was a star dancing student at a performing arts school, together they mixed his amateur break dancing skills and her contemporary style into the senior showcase of the century.
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Though the Europeans pressed Mr Zarif about Iranian trouble-making in its backyard, they also issued ringing declarations about the continued worth of the nuclear deal, saying in the words of Boris Johnson, the British foreign secretary, that it "makes the world safer" and that nobody has so far produced a better alternative.
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Some 17 percent of publicly traded U.S. companies had trouble making debt interest payments at the end of last year, up from less than 10 percent in 2010 and off from a high of over 20 percent in 2016, according to the Institute of International Finance Inc, a trade group for financial institutions.
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But while the figures probably reflect the struggles of American businesses as they confront weakness in overseas markets compounded by a strong dollar, the sluggish economic growth in the first quarter of recent years has led many analysts to wonder if the government is having trouble making seasonal adjustments to its data.
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Some 17 percent of publicly-traded U.S. companies had trouble making debt interest payments at the end of last year, up from less than 0003 percent in 2010 and off from a high of over 20 percent in 2016, according to the Institute of International Finance Inc, a trade group for financial institutions.
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"Android gives us a more normal distribution of the working population, and a better sense of the economic fate of the country, including more people who have trouble making ends meet each month," said Bloch In the coming months, Digit will be focusing its financial resources on developing new features in their product roadmap.
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"It's the right thing to do if people are having trouble making ends meet," Michael Bloch, CEO and found of Pillar, a personal finance app, tells CNBC Make It. If you want more information, you can call 1-800-4-FED-AID to talk to your servicer, or go this website for more information.
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Because federal loans offer debtors the ability to provide lower payments and more flexibility if they run into trouble making payments, it often does not make sense to refinance with a private lender, said Betsy Mayotte, president of The Institute of Student Loan Advisors, a provider of free advice and help with dispute resolution for student loan debtors.
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When Marvel's movies talk about Thor and where he comes from, they play up the fantasy aspect of the character's story — in Thor: The Dark World, there's mythology about the "nine realms," and the franchise employs the Bifröst, a rainbow bridge that connects dimensions — and scientists on earth (like Jane Foster) often have trouble making sense of it.
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On Twitter, thousands of people responded by pointing out that Jon's behavior made no sense given his characterization, that Game of Thrones had other options for showing the goodbye beyond relying on CGI, that we've seen the Starks pet their direwolves on screen in the past, and that the show has seemingly had no trouble making Jon pet dragons as often as needed.
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Even Saudi Arabia is having trouble making a go of solar, and if you can't scale solar in the desert kingdom… Harvesting America's natural gas (and imports by pipeline from Canada and Mexico) has contributed to a decline of imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and has relieved traffic near our busy seaports and calmed local concerns about the safety of LNG tankers which are considered attractive targets for terrorists.
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A recent abundance of seafood in North Korea — which would usually be reserved for the Chinese market and sale in foreign currency — as well as reports from traders on the border between North Korea and China that trade is down and they are having trouble making ends meet, both suggest that sanctions are having some effect and that the Chinese have been more willing to enforce U.N. Security Council sanctions recently.
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