Cam is not cut out for kidnapping — he's barely cut out for convenience-store shopping.
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Winston may have his work cut out for him.
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I don't know if everyone is cut out for it.
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The airlines certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Pompeo seems to have his work cut out for him.
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Some people just weren't cut out for the Upside Down.
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Clearly, the heroes have their work cut out for them.
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Majority Leader McConnell has his work cut out for him.
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But she also had her work cut out for her.
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So you guys have your work cut out for you.
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McGrath will have her work cut out for her, however.
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"I think we have our work cut out for us."
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He was not cut out for a part in Camelot.
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Organized labor has its work cut out for it, though.
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"We have our work cut out for us," he said.
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With Cohen, Davis has his work cut out for him.
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"I've got my work cut out for me," he said.
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Mehas has his work cut out for him, analysts say.
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"They've got their work cut out for them," he concluded.
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But they certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Ms. Conway will have her work cut out for her.
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For years, I believed I wasn't cut out for it.
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So we absolutely have our work cut out for us.
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Glover believes Khan has his work cut out for him.
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Mr. Bell will have his work cut out for him.
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Alexander knows he has his work cut out for him.
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"We have our work cut out for us," Walker said.
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Some people are just not cut out for that risk.
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He isn't cut out for the world of controversial ideas.
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The lawyers certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Designer Ian Callum had his work cut out for him.
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Mr. Futerfas certainly has his work cut out for him.
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Anyone who does will have their work cut out for them.
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"Going to have my work cut out for me," said Anderson.
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Sorry, wooly rhinos, you just weren't cut out for this world.
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Prosecutors acknowledge that they have their work cut out for them.
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Digital marketers have their work cut out for them these days.
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He's just got a lot of work cut out for him.
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But he has a lot more work cut out for him.
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But it appears he's got his work cut out for him.
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They'll have their work cut out for them, there's no doubt.
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Holder and his allies have their work cut out for them.
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But the Skopje government has their work cut out for them.
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The tech giants certainly have their work cut out for them.
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I think I've got plenty of work cut out for me.
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When he arrived, his work was already cut out for him.
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Some of us aren't cut out for the high wire, Mac.
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Moore and Barham had their work cut out for them, though.
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So Ms. Warren could have her work cut out for her.
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"It was not work I was cut out for," she said.
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To that end, she has her work cut out for her.
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"They say they're not cut out for this," Ms. Mingus said.
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Uber's new top executive has his work cut out for him.
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O'Brien has her work cut out for her in that regard.
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Trump had her work cut out for her on the trip.
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In other words, they have their work cut out for them.
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So, yeah, the Tigers have their work cut out for them.
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And sometimes I wonder, am I cut out for it or not?
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Every dog is perfect, some just aren't cut out for government work.
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If that holds true, Trump has his work cut out for him.
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Now a public company, Pinterest has its work cut out for it.
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College can be challenging, but Ann, you're clearly cut out for UT!
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And boy, does Eddie Johnson have his work cut out for him.
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In the meantime, federal regulators have their work cut out for them.
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Maybe he was not cut out for the scrutiny of New York.
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Tesla has its work cut out for it over the next decade.
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McConnell, a master tactician, will have his work cut out for him.
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We have our work cut out for us next week (against USC).
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Millionaires looking for love certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Americans' favorite investment has its work cut out for it this year.
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As it stands, the protesters have their work cut out for them.
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El Chapo's lawyers will clearly have their work cut out for them.
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Some commentators say McGregor simply wasn't cut out for such welterweight matches.
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But AMLO and his team have their work cut out for them.
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Either way, Ms. Wolf, 32, has her work cut out for her.
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EPA now has its work cut out for itself on Puerto Rico.
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" However, as Banister notes, "I'm not cut out for later stage investing.
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She had her work cut out for her, but she wasn't alone.
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But not every worker is cut out for such an open community.
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Whoever takes over WeWork will have their work cut out for them.
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Los Angeles Rams coach Jeff Fisher has his work cut out for him.
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But for now, he has his work cut out for him a bit.
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We're beginning to doubt that Chuck is cut out for this politician thing.
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It's fair, too, because good lord is Sakic not cut out for this.
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Civic tech entrepreneurs and investors undoubtedly have their work cut out for them.
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Given the week's headlines, they certainly had their work cut out for them.
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It seems that they had their work cut out for them during casting.
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These brands, including Gilly Hicks, still have their work cut out for them.
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For now, Mr. Sanders has his work cut out for him in Iowa.
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As a new streaming entrant, Quibi has its work cut out for it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Girls aren't cut out for a career in science and technology".
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Whatever happens, AT&T has its work cut out for it going forward.
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This is where U.S. Attorney Durham has his work cut out for him.
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"The next CEO will have his or her work cut out for them."
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The U.S. Vice President has his work cut out for him in Asia.
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The boy wasn't cut out for the full-contact politics of King's Landing.
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The company, Brazil's dominant payment processor, has its work cut out for it.
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The executive in charge of that has his work cut out for him.
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So, as the election neared, Nixon had his work cut out for him.
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But, as we have reported, Ryan has his work cut out for him.
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He has his work cut out for him after a winter of turmoil.
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What if a lot of these pieces aren't cut out for extended rotations?
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But in this administration, General McMaster has his work cut out for him.
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Without any known medical records, they have their work cut out for them.
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Succession arguably has the most work cut out for it in this regard.
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To say McAleenan has his work cut out for him is an understatement.
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Between now and its July release, Valerian has its work cut out for it.
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"For women that are cut out for it, more power to them," she said.
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I feel like my work is cut out for me with the show alone.
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Petite folks have their work cut out for them when it comes to shopping.
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A virtual private network, or VPN, usually has its work cut out for it.
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After all, even Tony Soprano's kids weren't cut out for life in the mob.
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Vanessa Hudgens had her work cut out for her at tonight's Billboard Music Awards.
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Photograph by Rebecca Fudala "You have your job cut out for you," Leitsch said.
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We all have our work cut out for us to revive our national civility.
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Big Little Lies The therapists of Monterey have their work cut out for them.
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Judging by Mr. Trump's shutdown rhetoric, they've got their work cut out for them.
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In other words, the longtime Expedia CEO has his work cut out for him.
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I wasn't really cut out for the student lifestyle, just partying all that money away.
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It was a surprisingly busy week, so we had our work cut out for us.
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Whoever ends up accepting the positions will certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Traditional database solutions like Oracle and SQL are just not cut out for the job.
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And it seems from this report that they have their work cut out for them.
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Matter-of-factly, he agrees some people aren't cut out for this line of work.
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Both the Blaze and the Alta have their activity-tracking work cut out for them.
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I conclude that he has his work cut out for him but he seems unconcerned.
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As you can see from this image ... they've got their work cut out for them.
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Due to the Obama administration's overly burdensome regulations, our work is cut out for us.
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The rank-and-file of the Law22019 newsroom have their work cut out for them.
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Millennials have their work cut out for them when it comes to prepping for retirement.
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" Finally, a reporter asked her, "Do you think you're just not cut out for this?
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At the upcoming G20 summit, world leaders will have their work cut out for them.
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The prospective builders of the TMT knew they had their work cut out for them.
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Others believe Trump will have his work cut out for him in pushing it forward.
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To say it has its work cut out for it would be putting it mildly.
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If they don't feel really driven then maybe they are not cut out for motherhood.
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Joycelyn and Azriel -- along with Kelly's anonymous friends -- have their work cut out for them.
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For now, though, I have my work cut out for me keeping this one alive.
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Regardless of how much it serves my country, I'm actually not cut out for this.
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It's a strict schedule and Bi said that not everyone is cut out for it.
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"[Patrick] has his work cut out for him in introducing himself to voters," said Snow.
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If unity is what he wants, Mr. Trump has his work cut out for him.
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Turns out, West may not be cut out for the political life — because he hates it.
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Sounds like Ryan Gosling's K and Harrison Ford's Deckard have their work cut out for them.
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With a recent revenue decline at Bottega Veneta, Lee has his work cut out for him.
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Life for the early Zionist settlers was hard, and he was not cut out for it.
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It'll have its work cut out for it when it comes to the inevitable N64 Classic.
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Like wearing a sheet over your head with eye-holes cut out for an entire movie.
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So the Democrats have a lot of work cut out for them in the coming week.
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But meteorologists have their work cut out for them as they seek to improve tornado outlooks.
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The fast Frenchman rides a Specialized EVO saddle, which features a cut-out for added comfort.
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In December 2018, Newark hired a public-relationsThe group had its work cut out for it.
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If you're simply not cut out for one, don't spend years pining away for something else.
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A Quinnipiac University poll from last week showed Nixon has her work cut out for her.
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Disney's new executives will have their work cut out for them, with ABC facing significant challenges.
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The sommelier in charge these days, Jason Jacobeit, will have his work cut out for him.
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Lim was the definite underdog in the matchup, and had her work cut out for her.
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From the outset, it appears Rotunno&aposs team will have her work cut out for them.
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Other times, you connect with them but instinctively know they aren't cut out for the job.
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But after four months in Vegas, La Sorda realized he wasn't cut out for that life.
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Some people definitely want to feel emotionally numbed, but I wasn't cut out for that life.
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She's got her work cut out for her, because now she's with AOL and Yahoo and Verizon?
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That means Greene has her work cut out for her, but she doesn't seem all that worried.
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Ahead of tonight's event, the 66-year old British curator had his work cut out for him.
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In the year ahead, civic tech entrepreneurs and investors undoubtedly have their work cut out for them.
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Reunion host Andy Cohen is sure going to have his work cut out for him this year.
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But it's fair to say that she had her work cut out for her from the beginning.
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Either way, sharing "Friends" with Netflix suggests AT&T isn't cut out for the media shark-tank.
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Now that he's reached his goal, it sounds like Sacks has his work cut out for him.
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We'll have to wait for Sunday night to see if they're really cut out for this job.
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I remember when I was pregnant with Egypt thinking -- What if I'm not cut out for motherhood?
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The DOT has their work cut out for them, as too will all of our elected officials.
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Now that state officials have stepped in to investigate, they'll have their work cut out for them.
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Mr. Pendarovski said he had his work cut out for him the day after being sworn in.
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A comic book neophyte when he landed the part, he had his work cut out for him.
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I'm not cut out for office management, but I have always thought about going to dental school.
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Uncertain future Despite Syngal's success so far, she will still have her work cut out for her.
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"We've got our work cut out for us for sure in some of those areas," Thune said.
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When she was appointed trustee, in March 250, Ms. Higgins had her work cut out for her.
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Like those poor saps at HBO, Jordan's got his work cut out for him with this one.
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This AMD-powered Chromebook 14 isn't cut out for playing most Android games — even the more casual ones.
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Any young company claiming to be the next Apple or Amazon has its work cut out for it.
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So needless to say, Jain has his work cut out for him as the division's new chief exec.
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Oprah Winfrey says she's not cut out for all the "bulls–t" that comes with running for president.
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Yet a closer look at the results shows that both parties have their work cut out for them.
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They have their work cut out for them: Globally, less than 20% of plastics were recycled in 2015.
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With more applicants than they've ever received, NASA's astronaut selection committee has their work cut out for them.
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In that light, it would have its work cut out for it to win a contract like this.
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There was kind of a lot I could do and I had my work cut out for me.
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The competitive landscape means Peloton may have its work cut out for it to draw in new clients.
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With every indication the economy will hum along through November, he has his work cut out for him.
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When it comes to making new foods, it seems like Disneyland has its work cut out for it.
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There's some good teams on the up and up and we've got our work cut out for us.
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Opponents of the president have their work cut out for them if impeachment is the ultimate end game.
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Trump and Republicans have their work cut out for them in seeking to win over more Jewish voters.
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Thanks to those new season 7 photos HBO released, we've certainly got our work cut out for us.
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A lot can change between now and then, but the establishment has its work cut out for it.
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I wish I could go, but I have my work cut out for me in my new position.
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Since the world has been overtaken by monsters and nature, Link has some work cut out for him.
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But I also knew I was not cut out for staying home alone with my baby all day.
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Harris has her work cut out for her, according to the new CNN-Des Moines Register Iowa poll.
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Krishna has to push to be in Microsoft's camp, but he's got his work cut out for him.
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One thing's for certain ... Suge's got a helluva tale, so Nick's got his work cut out for him.
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Analysts said Mr. English had his work cut out for him to replicate Mr. Key's popularity with voters.
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With opening night less than a year away, the Golden Knights certainly have their work cut out for them.
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It's clear that big banks like Wells Fargo have their work cut out for them in combating millennial skepticism.
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Out of the box, the cut out for the P20 Pro 20-MP front-facing camera is pretty obvious.
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As far as Fiona's newly purchased apartment building, it seems like she has her work cut out for her.
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To prove the higher standard, Sandmann's attorneys have their work cut out for them, according to media law experts.
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Langdon is less than happy to see them and it looks like his work is cut out for him.
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But they have their work cut out for them—to ram or not to ram, that is the question.
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Octavia Spencer and Naomi Watts both had their work cut out for them in the provocative independent film Luce.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and the U.S. delegation had their work cut out for them in China last week.
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Senators Graham and Cassidy will have their work cut out for them defending a proposal that is extremely unpopular.
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You might be wondering: "If the phone doesn't have a cut-out for the selfie camera, where is it?"
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The pair have their work cut out for them rehabilitating the remaining executive ranks loyal to the Neumann way.
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Many world-class chess players are simply not cut out for the nonstop self-promotion that celebrity culture demands.
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As he leads the ANC toward elections next year, President Cyril Ramaphosa has his work cut out for him.
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And so I just felt like I wasn't cut out for operations at that time in my life. Right.
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Given the new guidelines Twitter has outlined, the platform is going to have its work cut out for it.
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And I saw that in returning to the column, I'm going to have my work cut out for me.
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If this job is not their top priority maybe they're just not cut out for this type of work.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is back in New York City, and he has his work cut out for him.
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In short, Bloomberg has his work cut out for him in terms of derailing Sanders' path to the nomination.
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The historians have their work cut out for them, and we critics will have to do our part too.
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Trained in graphic design, Ricci was once told by a college professor that wasn't cut out for working 3D.
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They have their work cut out for them, since the North American pipeline shows no signs of drying up.
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As costumes and disguises have become more sophisticated, Daphne, Velma, Fred and Shaggy have their work cut out for them.
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It looks like Taco Bell has some work cut out for it in 2019, and we'll be rooting for success.
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There's a new thermal cooling system with two fans that seems like it has its work cut out for it.
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The man in charge of it all, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, admits he has his work cut out for him.
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Issa may be having a hoe phase, but she's an amateur and clearly not cut out for the hoe life.
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Yet, the large providers will have their work cut out for them to ensure the market stays open to all.
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That's great for the new dad, who definitely has his work cut out for himself with twins Alexander and Ella.
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Even if no one was killed or seriously injured, Friday's incident shows Autopilot has its work cut out for it.
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It's not only colorful and sharp, but it also has a tiny cut-out for the camera hole on top.
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U.S. equities have their work cut out for them, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday, the first trading day of 2016.
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In her first few days working at Airbnb, Jennifer Hom saw that she had her work cut out for her.
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Read MoreHuawei takes aim at Apple with tablet launch By most measures, Huawei has its work cut out for it.
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That just sounds like a really heavy house to live in, always creative, I wouldn't be cut out for it.
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In a state that has not had a Democratic governor since 1995, Jordan has her work cut out for her.
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With an approval rate that remains between 38 and 42 percent, President Trump has his work cut out for him.
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Bridgewater has his work cut out for him, with games against Seattle, Dallas, and Chicago all ahead on the schedule.
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What are some signs that you may, in fact, not be cut out for a traditional, 9-to-5 job?
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Yes, Breitbart has a fashion critic (!), a man who by his own account is uniquely cut out for the job.
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Not everyone is cut out for it, and the barriers to success often go beyond the time needed to study.
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Other dishes that hope to live up to the level of the ceviches have their work cut out for them.
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"We got our work cut out for us, but there's no reason we can't be optimistic," Manager Terry Collins said.
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The membership suggests Alexander and Murray will have their work cut out for them in getting legislation through the committee.
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With the company planning to cut costs by $1 billion next year, Cartwright has his work cut out for him.
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But the new president—and his deputy, former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner—have their work cut out for them.
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Still, the GVA only links to published news sources, so the students still had their work cut out for them.
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Barnard has his work cut out for him—there were 952 cases of stalking reported in London in 2017 alone.
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And Nelson Chai — most recently the CEO of insurance firm The Warranty Group — has his work cut out for him.
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If you enter a market large enough, with deep pocketed and dominant incumbents, you have your work cut out for you.
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"This chairman has his work cut out for him because it's coming after a period of extraordinary policy action," he said.
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Though new Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is trying to reform the company's culture, he has his work cut out for him.
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From what we've seen, it looks like J-Law has her work cut out for her as the story's central character.
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Crew will have its work cut out for it, but there is a lot of room for now for multiple players.
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"The Democrats have their work cut out for them," said Mark Baldassare, who runs the Public Policy Institute of California www.ppic.
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Even with one child, though, the Lizzie McGuire alum has her work cut out for her in being a working parent.
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All of which is to say that Altice has a lot of work cut out for it to get this done.
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Diamonds, on the other hand, function at wavelengths in the visible spectrum, which makes them less cut out for fiber transmissions.
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Despite their defensive success, the Eagles' secondary will have their work cut out for it against the Patriots' deep passing game.
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He told the Los Angeles Times in a 2011 interview that he did not initially consider himself cut out for acting.
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Astronomers certainly have their work cut out for them, for the Gaia mission's data will take years to analyze and understand.
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Although working remotely can sound like a dream come true, the truth is that not everyone is cut out for it.
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He was a guy that had a path cut out for him — it wasn't like he was struggling on the fence.
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I wasn't necessarily cut out for this but we lived in a time where that didn't matter or change a thing.
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The new leadership duo has its work cut out for it, but it's a company with lots of room for growth.
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"We had our day job clearly cut out for us," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, who was the F.D.A. commissioner until April.
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Quindlen: I think he thought it was a really, really hard job and he might not be cut out for it.
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But I also felt a sense of dread: I had my work cut out for me for the rest of 2018.
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Edward is a sweet but socially awkward youth not cut out for farm life, according to his niece, Julie Deeds Phillips.
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When Bonnie Kintzer took the helm at the Reader's Digest Association in 2014, she had her work cut out for her.
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Unless and until David's supernatural psychology feels like more than schtick, "Legion" will have its (memory) work cut out for it.
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But anyone familiar with her writing would know that she was not cut out for the rigid calculation of billable hours.
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I have seborrheic dermatitis as well as rosacea, so the products I use really have their work cut out for them.
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President Trump has his work cut out for him in winning over red-state and centrist Democrats for his tax plan.
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Anyone in the Australian Outback will tell you the only production truck cut out for that place is the Land Cruiser.
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That being said, Cousins has his work cut out for him against a Broncos defense that still has star-level players.
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With an eye on taking the company public in 2019, Khosrowshahi will have his work cut out for him in 2018.
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If you are especially handy in this arena, you might be cut out for a side gig as a seamstress or tailor.
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Lyft will surely have its work cut out for it if and when it decides to launch its service in the country.
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The Trump administration, with Bridenstine as the point man on the fight to fund Artemis, have their work cut out for them.
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"I think we've got our work cut out for us and we know what we have to do," Mr. Buttigieg said afterward.
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And even if we do prevail against the open bigotry of Donald Trump, we'll still have our work cut out for us.
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And with a legion of ghosts running wild in Times Square, the crew looks to have their work cut out for them.
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Samsung's Infinity-O screen has a circular cut out for the front-facing camera, which maximizes the screen space on the phone.
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The answer, most likely, is all three, meaning we have our work for 2018 cut out for us if we want change.
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The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ stand out against iPhones by including just a tiny cut-out for the front-camera.
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If Amazon thinks it's going to take on Apple in this arena, it certainly has its work cut out for it.[Bloomberg]
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Blake and Robitaille will have their work cut out for them, but they deserve a chance to show what they can do.
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There are, of course, many millions more PCs out there without Windows 10, so Microsoft still has work cut out for it.
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But Fieldy might have his work cut out for him as it looks like people are really, really getting used to Tye.
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It was just too concentrated, and made me realize that my clitoris might not be cut out for these kinds of products.
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The new mom was overwhelmed and afraid, she didn't think she was cut out for raising a daughter with such an illness.
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"She has her work cut out for her," said Luis Marchese, the head of Peru's National Society of Mining, Petroleum and Energy.
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Early swing state polls suggest President Trump will have his work cut out for him to win reelection to a second term.
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Head coach Brian Flores will have his work cut out for him to put a competitive team on the field every week.
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If she wins the Democratic nomination, Warren like any of the other Democratic aspirants will have her work cut out for her.
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While his tone was conciliatory, Pruitt still has his work cut out for him in winning over rank and file staff members.
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Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon have their work cut out for them -- to present the best case to our membership and our leadership.
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In a conversation about the plethora of issues that plague Uber, we spoke the work Saint John has cut out for her.
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But beyond that disciple instinct, the former Pedro the Lion auteur is also uniquely cut out for all this as a performer.
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If a berry could be invented that tasted like Black Label, then genetic engineers have their next mission cut out for them.
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"GE Industrial Solutions isn't in top shape, so ABB has its work cut out for it," said Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Richard Frei.
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With a cast of 15, Francis X. Kuhn, the director, has his job cut out for him on the small Metropolitan stage.
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Jones excels in zone run schemes, but he'll have his work cut out for him against linebackers Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright.
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Daniel Zhang had his work cut out for him taking over from Jack Ma as chairman of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.
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Washington, therefore, has its work cut out for it in persuading New Delhi to take on a larger strategic role alongside Washington.
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There's also a cut-out for the USB-C port so you don't have to remove the case to charge the Switch.
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As much as I trust the show at this point, BoJack Horseman had its work cut out for it with season four.
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Heroes fall into different classes, however, and they're not all cut out for the single-combat that the champion class excels at.
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But, in Anderson, O'Connell certainly has his work cut out for him if he wants to maintain his place on the UFC roster.
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Inspector General Horowitz and his team certainly had their work cut out for them in this case, but they are not all-powerful.
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Recovery and cleanup efforts have already begun, but as grim new photographs show, these tropical islands have their work cut out for them.
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So much so that he can tell Ilana's not cut out for the harsh, judgemental world of being a waitress at his establishment.
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There are a lot of people on Instagram who post photos of vintage signs, but not everyone is cut out for our group.
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Especially with a slew of All-Star players like Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, the Cavaliers had their work cut out for them.
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Did it mean that I loved them less, that I was having some sort of breakdown, that I wasn't cut out for parenting?
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It's still possible the party will unite behind him as the Trump alternative, but he still has his work cut out for him.
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Finally, the directors and funders had to admit that Adam Neumann was not cut out for the CEO job, and they fired him.
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News, Pasternak said that he and Simpson "had our work cut out for us," but six months later she is 100 pounds lighter.
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"We knew we were going to have our work cut out for us coming in here," said Davis, who was 25-for-23.
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I don't know if I'm cut out for a world where you get fights by how pretty you are and how you talk.
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After so long in the United States, Audemio was not cut out for the daily stress and danger of navigating the Michoacán countryside.
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Ted Cruz, will have a hard time replicating the narrow path Haley has cut out for herself in just the last three months.
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So we do have our work cut out for us, but we do have an opportunity to prove that we can do it.
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The result is a strong but light outsole on the bottom with indents cut out for anti-slip traction and to reduce weight.
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He and his family opposed the Communist government, but he says they were not cut out for the ideology that bound the resistance.
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Hiring a CFO may have been challenging for the close-to-$70 billion company but Chai has his work cut out for him.
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Max Rose has his work cut out for him because he can't simply say, 'Trump is horrible; I'm going to run against Trump.
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With Team Japan, Team Chinese Taipei, and Team Thailand all looking very strong, Hong Kong will have their work cut out for them.
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Democrats need a wake-up call, and Mr. Bishop's win should be signal enough that they have their work cut out for them.
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"If you get stressed when someone comes to fix something under the sink, you are not cut out for this," Ms. Regan said.
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Go deeper: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has his work cut out for him as the translator of Mr. Trump's foreign policy decisions.
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Ms. Ge Mahe, a Mandarin speaker born in China with an extensive background in engineering, will have her work cut out for her.
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With thousands and thousands of miles not just unmarked but difficult to make out, the mapping community has its work cut out for it.
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Although now that we've all been introduced to the wordless joy that is Left Shark, Bey might have her work cut out for her.
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On Valentine's Day, heart emoji have their work cut out for them as our emotionally burdened fingers send pictographs of love 'round the globe.
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They will have their work cut out for them against a Pittsburgh offense that is led by Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown and Martavis Bryant.
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I am not cut out for that kind of thing [laughs] Once you get past the fact it was a human, it's way easier.
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But just because Coulier knows Stamos will make a great father doesn't mean he thinks Stamos won't have his work cut out for him.
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Her inability to control her emotions in this situation is our first hint that Paige may not be cut out for this spy life.
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But Judy longs to make the world a better place, and she's undeterred by those who think she's not cut out for the job.
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McGrath also has her work cut out for her in a state that went to President Donald Trump in 2016 by nearly 30 points.
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Each of the four networks rotate broadcast rights for the Emmys and Mr. Kimmel and ABC will have their work cut out for them.
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"[Waiting] allowed me to realize that I probably wasn't cut out for having kids," says Alex, 50, a married creative director in New York.
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But Andonovski has his work cut out for him as he prepares to take over the helm of the world's best women's soccer team.
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Amazon does have its work cut out for it, having promised one-day shipping for more than 100 million Prime members earlier this year.
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Scholarships and grants may be covering more of the college bill, but families hoping for free money have their work cut out for them.
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We have our work cut out for us, with progressives still facing anemic levels of control of state legislatures, governorships, and state attorneys general.
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The costume appears mostly comprised of the Baby Yoda head prop, which had the face cut out for Mooney, who wore green face paint.
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Republicans and the Koch network will have their work cut out for them: When Congress approved the legislation in December, most Americans opposed it.
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But it's also an illustration of just how much work Sanders's people have cut out for them in a very short amount of time.
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Let's just say that ABC producers definitely have their work cut out for them when it comes to whittling down the options for Season 15.
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But what's clear from those two numbers is that Trump and his team have their work cut out for them between now and November 2020.
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And with former Press Secretary Sean Spicer's resignation announced just hours after, Scaramucci, new to the field, will have his work cut out for him.
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We can all applaud the overloaded FTC for doing its best to quell the robocall firehose, but it has its work cut out for it.
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And perhaps the crying communicated that the detail-oriented, nitpicky, cleanup work so often allotted to women was all I was ever cut out for.
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But LAPD investigators will have their work cut out for them, particularly since so much time has elapsed, experts said, making credibility a huge factor.
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The interior ring will be cylindrically cut out for the desired smoothness using a micrometer thick water jet inside which a laser beam is cast.
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Wray's work is cut out for him: he has to convince the Senate that he'll be independent of Donald Trump, who nominated him last month.
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They've since been replaced by an influx of Ivy League grads with skillsets seemingly more cut out for the trading floor than the baseball diamond.
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"We&aposve certainly got our work cut out for us, but like every other week, it comes down to us," Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan said.
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"We know that this budget proposal is only the beginning and we have our work cut out for us in the coming months," Bertolette said.
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But between Drudge and Limbaugh and Breitbart and Fox News and their useful feeders like Gateway Pundit, they have their work cut out for them.
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"I'm not cut out for fighting over the last loaf of bread in Asda, I'd sooner be at home," she told CNBC over the phone.
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"We have our work cut out for us with this many applications," said Brian Kelly, director of Flight Operations at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Fisker, a brand that's is planning its own comeback at CES 28 with its EMotion luxury car, will have its work cut out for it.
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I realize that drug experiences are completely subjective, and a lot of people adore mushrooms ("it's natural"), but I am not cut out for them.
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With the anticipated ship date for the Apple Car reportedly slipping to 2021, it looks like Mansfield will have his work cut out for him.
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In a TV interview in 1995, Diana suggested Charles did not want to be king and was not cut out for such a "suffocating" role.
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The survey's findings could be a sign that Walmart's e-commerce investments are paying off, and Amazon still has its work cut out for it.
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But even if socialist is no longer one of the most taboo words in American politics, Sanders still has his work cut out for him.
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Despite a large number of successes, President Trump has his work cut out for him in terms of becoming a more responsible and respectable leader.
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For some who aren't cut out for traditional jobs, it's the endless sea of desks that makes them want to run screaming from the building.
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With most of its rides still occurring in gas-guzzling cars, mostly occupied by only one person, he's got his work cut out for him.
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Jaar had experienced multiple sound mishaps throughout the night, and eventually the music cut out for good, leaving the peak-time crowd a bit unruly.
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"We have our work cut out for us with this many applications," Brian Kelly, director of Flight Operations at Johnson, said in a press release.
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Which would mean — in light of recent political and social developments in the United States and abroad — that our work is cut out for us.
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Scott Morrison is quietly continuing Malcolm Turnbull's attempts to mend relations with the wannabe regional hegemon, but he has his work cut out for him.
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Joe Biden has his work cut out for him just to amass a majority of delegates before the convention opens without alienating the Sanders supporters.
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"I'm just not smart enough or cut out for chemistry (or finance or literature)," you've probably caught yourself thinking as you struggled through a class.
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So if the DCEU was envisioned as Warner's response to Disney's endless revenue machine in Marvel, they've certainly got their work cut out for them.
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Top performers can also end up getting promoted to management roles, but not everyone is interested in managing people or cut out for the job.
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Not everyone is cut out for the business, and it may not be the best field right now, according to the founder of Tiger Management.
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"We'll go to the Hong Kong Sprint now, and it's an international Group 1 so his work will be cut out for him," Moore said.
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Go deeper: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has his work cut out for him as the translator of Mr. Trump's seemingly capricious foreign policy decisions.
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In a debate between President Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter in 1976, the microphones cut out for 27 minutes, while the cameras kept rolling.
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It also means that as the first two trans state legislators in the country's history, they have their work cut out for them in Bolsonaro's Brazil.
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So, you know, the paramedics, they had their work cut out for them that day because the sheriff at the school didn&apost do his job.
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On the face of things, she was cut out for the job, which involved writing a report on Germany's compliance with a UN convention on racism.
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But since Iowa eight days ago, Clinton has openly acknowledged that she has her work cut out for her -- particularly in boosting enthusiasm among younger voters.
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They learn early on that they aren't cut out for family life, and start to spend more time away from their groups when they become teenagers.
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Whoever lands in the White House will have their work cut out for them to put back the pieces of our splintered populace and restore civility.
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He told us he'd thought the service would solve his problems, but realized he wasn't cut out for the military life, had no stomach for fighting.
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Moorthy has his work cut out for him, as commercial banking is dominated by sprawling existing businesses at two of Goldman's biggest rivals: JPMorgan and Citigroup.
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Love or hate underwear, we'd have our work cut out for ourselves if we were to claim not to have some deep appreciation for this brand.
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When Attorney General Jeff Sessions made the formal announcement on September 5 that DACA's days were numbered, immigration advocates had their work cut out for them.
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But for Jones-Drew, a visit to the offices of Sequoia Capital in Menlo Park convinced him that he's not cut out for the VC life.
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I had "Story" for STORM, "ESP" for ASL, "cut out" for RESECT, "Marist" for VASSAR, "hyped" for AMPED — many, many misdirects, Mr. Trudeau, to my DETRIMENT.
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Harden has his work cut out for him, but lead ball-handlers on Mike D'Antoni–coached teams typically have plenty of opportunities to make things happen.
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The scene of Jimboy about to cut out for the road once again — this time for good — is one of the most poignant in the book.
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One hundred thousand vehicles is, again, a lot, and other companies hoping to keep up with Jeff Bezos will have their work cut out for them.
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska indicated some procedural frustrations over the holiday break, Schumer will have his work cut out for him.
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He still has his work cut out for him in convincing skeptical Christian leaders that he will be a trusted advocate on causes important to them.
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Mr. Bolton does not make that grade, and Mr. Trump will have his work cut out for him in making a convincing case for Mr. Tillerson.
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But only a handful of the dogs are cut out for the Running Guides program, which requires an even more rigorous level of fitness and discipline.
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With some of the biggest factors boosting second-quarter growth expected to fade over time, President Donald Trump will have his work cut out for him.
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But after three years, during which he took classes at Columbia University, he decided that he was not cut out for banking and left for California.
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We have our work cut out for us, and actually, talking to you is part of that, in terms of making sure people know the truth.
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"We have our work cut out for us with this many applications," Brian Kelly, director of Flight Operations at NASA's Johnson Space Center, said in a statement.
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Conservation groups are planning to challenge the DNR's decision and attempt to hold accountable the government and Foxconn, but they have their work cut out for them.
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By 1973, realizing that he was not cut out for a career as a fashion photographer, Hujar moved on to focus on his own fine-art photography.
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Conor McGregor's a living legend to his Irish fans ... but Ireland's 2nd biggest UFC star says he is NOT cut out for a political career back home.
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When the Rams relocated from St. Louis back to Los Angeles at the start of the 2016-2017 season, they had their work cut out for them.
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" Asked if he was disappointed that his crowds have not been more diverse, Buttigieg said on Tuesday it means "we've got our work cut out for us.
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When Jennifer Lawrence took on her role as a former Russian ballerina turned spy in Red Sparrow, she knew she had her work cut out for her.
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So when video producer and R29 fashion plate Annie Georgia Greenberg approached me about designing her space, I knew I'd have my work cut out for me.
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Huawei has announced the Nova 4 smartphone after weeks of teasing its most standout feature: the circular "hole-punch" cut-out for the 25-megapixel selfie camera.
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When the Rams relocated from St. Louis back to Los Angeles at the start of the 231-237 season, they had their work cut out for them.
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Still, Dollar Tree has its work cut out for it, especially when it seems like Amazon and Walmart are rolling out new budget-friendly categories every day.
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At last year's Oscars, J.Lo wore a nude-colored Elie Saab ball gown covered in Swarovski crystals, meaning Lane really had his job cut out for him.
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Okdiv didn't identify the location of the ride, so NES lovers who want to track down the Uber themselves may have their work cut out for them.
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She writes that she often felt like she "wasn't cut out for heterosexuality," but really she couldn't find anyone she liked more than she liked being alone.
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In the months ahead as Colombia goes to the polls to choose a president in a boisterous democracy, Secretary Tillerson has his work cut out for him.
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If you've been following the news lately, then you know that Sonos has its work cut out for it, because Apple will soon be launching the HomePod.
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I knew I wasn't cut out for actual competitions, and I got involved in other activities, like playing mediocre Pearl Jam guitar covers with an Israeli psychologist.
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Editorial As they return to Washington this week from their August recess, House Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee have their work cut out for them.
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So lawyers and community groups have their work cut out for them in getting tens of thousands of DACA recipients to apply for renewal in a rush.
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Still, he couldn't help but leave with a parting shot to the SNL comic-turned-senator ... and any other comedians who think they're cut out for D.C.
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North Dakota voted for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton by more than 35 points, so you can see that Heitkamp has her work cut out for her.
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But the embattled agency, which has come under steady fire from congressional Republicans for its management and budgeting policies, will have its work cut out for it.
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When it comes to discerning the precise legal standard emanating from Monday's fractured decision in the Masterpiece case, lower courts have their work cut out for them.
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None is more salient than John Hickenlooper, the ex-Colorado governor who ran for president this year while insisting he was not "cut out" for the Senate.
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But consumers looking for both the best taste and the most responsible supply chain have their work cut out for them, our food writer Melissa Clark explains.
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Even if you or I did overwater a single fern to death — and maybe we did — that doesn't mean we're not cut out for caregiving in general.
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He majored in comparative literature at Princeton, and took graduate courses in history and political thought at Columbia, but he decided he wasn't cut out for academia.
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This hypothetical yet-to-be-born generation of economic saviors will have their work cut out for them, especially if they inherit the America of today's GOP.
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The country has since had a crisis of press freedom, and journalist organizations say Abela has his work cut out for him to set the situation right.
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But newly appointed experiment leader/architect Eleanor (Kristen Bell) has her work cut out for her, because the four humans on The Good Place are forking challenging.
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" Still, he went on, "in my experience in government, not everybody is cut out" for the policymaking process, suggesting that "Alex, I think, was in that category.
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With about a month remaining until the Seoul-Pyongyang summit and two months until the Trump-Kim meeting, we clearly have our work cut out for us.
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"I had my work cut out for me keeping him aware of the fact that he was battling something that was beyond his control," said his mother.
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Lots of chickens aren't cut out for New England's winters — some breeds shed their feathers, while others from more tropical climates aren't used to the significantly colder temperatures.
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Best D-Line in the league and a couple of the best interceptors probably to ever play this game so I've got my work cut out for me.
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A peace deal polarized the electorate, Coca production is at an all-time high and Iván Duque, the country's new president, has his work cut out for him.
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Comment from discussion NanaGram: Text message your photos and we'll mail 4x6 prints to your Nana each month.. Of course, NanaGram has its work cut out for it.
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To keep up the thesis that made the first two films so successful, God's Not Dead: A Light in the Darkness had its work cut out for it.
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But leading Democrats have their work cut out for them to balance differing views from the far corners of the party, particularly as it relates to energy policy.
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Many Nintendo Labo kits will not work with the new Switch Lite because they require separated Joy-Cons or have a precise cut-out for the Switch display.
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She has to smooth things out with her alliance, and based on Michaela's tears at Tribal Council, it looks like she has her work cut out for her.
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While we try to claw our way out of the recession's hole, people can resort to taking on eight-hour shifts that they're ultimately not cut out for.
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The office was bare, except for a few New Yorker cartoons on the theme of nerd-dom, which, Lackner told me, his wife had cut out for him.
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Because 90 percent of AoH students arrive at or below a sixth-grade level in reading, math and computer literacy, we have our work cut out for us.
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Thus the team behind today's paper—composed of two University of Kentucky staffers and members of San Francisco's County Transportation Authority—had their work cut out for them.
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"Adam's really got his work cut out for him getting the project to a point where it's credible to the people it's going to serve," Mr. Munro said.
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Advisers — many paid to map out plans for clients, oversee all aspects of their financial well-being, and, yes, hand-hold — have their work cut out for them.
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But with no allies in a congress that is dominated by the traditional political parties filled with seasoned political sharks, Kumamoto has his work cut out for him.
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"I have my work cut out for me to be a better person and ensure that I'm more mindful to the experiences that others have had," he said.
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But the scene not far from the Synod of Bishops, as the assembly is known, suggested that the Roman Catholic Church has its work cut out for it.
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But even if Mr. Biver, 68 the president of the LVMH watch division, is considered the industry's leading turnaround artist, he has his work cut out for him.
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Fred Taber knew he had his work cut out for him in late 2012 when he was approached to sell the three-bedroom Eppstein House in Galesburg, Mich.
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Her plan has quite the body count and unintended consequences as poor Tommen finds that he isn't cut out for the Lannister way of life and dies by suicide.
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If The Expanse (both the novels and the TV series) seems to lay out any bigger picture, it's that humanity isn't really cut out for the depths of space.
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While he considers a run against President Donald Trump, Bloomberg has some work cut out for him if he wants to appeal to the base of his new party.
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The FDA has its work cut out for it as it tries to rein in unregulated and unproven industries that are racking up public attention and billion-dollar profits.
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I find myself wishing I was sitting in a pumpkin patch with Linus, a sheet over my head, never mind the thread count, two holes cut out for eyes.
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The performance hit some sound snafus throughout the show, most notably when the music cut out for less than a minute during the "Born to Hand Jive" dance number.
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She breaks ground with Rebecca in Season 2 (in real life, not spirit form), but as of that finale, she's about to have her work cut out for her.
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The Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS), equivalent to the CIA and Britain's MI6, has launched an online interactive test to discover people who are cut out for the job.
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Sahil Khattar has his work cut out for him, standing with a microphone on a street in the Indian city of Bengaluru asking passersby to talk about penis size.
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It's not clear if those outages are widespread, but it seems CBS has its work cut out for it as far as getting football fans back to the stream.
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It sucks even more when you apply for a job you're super pumped about just to find out that the company doesn't think you're cut out for it. #Rude.
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On top of the agency's long-standing challenges, the IRS also has its work cut out for it in implementing the tax-cut law that Trump signed in December.
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England Coach Eddie Jones has said his side will be gunning for the All Blacks' No. 1 world ranking, but the team has its work cut out for it.
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With the shock of Easterbrook's termination and some anxiety around the number of departures this year, Chris Kempczinski has his work cut out for him as McDonald's new CEO.
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"We understand that we have our work cut out for us, and we saw that in the market this morning," CEO Rodney McMullen told analysts on the conference call.
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Clearly, NASA and the Trump administration have their work cut out for them if they mean to come up with a privatization plan that will pass muster with Congress.
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I have another backpacker friend I met in Montenegro who realized she wasn't cut out for office life and started searching for jobs as part of a yacht crew.
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While that also represented a rise of some 112 percent from the first quarter, the company has its work cut out for it to reach its previously announced goal.
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Farrah -- who was initially shocked when MTV picked Bristol -- says it all boils down to 2 things ... she's not cut out for reality TV. Oh, thing 2 is jealousy.
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Soft piano music plays, and the mushroom collecting is secondary to the dialogue (and also has some awkward controls, or maybe I'm just not cut out for digital mycology).
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With so many choices and start dates, voters will have their work cut out for them in figuring out when and where they will vote in Los Angeles County.
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John Rogers, the head of the House GOP's campaign arm, has his work cut out for him as he tries to hold on to the House majority in 22019.
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He would later recall this period with pride, despite having realized fairly quickly that he was not cut out for the field work he was doing on a farm.
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When Yovanovitch returned to Kyiv in August 2016, this time in the role of ambassador, she was a seasoned veteran — but she had her work cut out for her.
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Still, with 36 years between the night of the alleged attack and the forthcoming background investigation, the agents in this background check have their work cut out for them.
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They come in a giant carrying case, but it's easy enough to overlook this if you want the only true wireless earbuds cut out for the most extreme marathons.
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Following the game, Davis released a statement explaining that he physically wasn't simply cut out for the world of football anymore, and that he meant no disrespect to his teammates.
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Ricky and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland had his work cut out for him with Trover Saves the Universe, the first title for his new VR game studio Squanch Games.
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But with questions over his experience, family history and economic policies nipping at his heels, Justin Trudeau seems to have his work cut out for him in the coming term.
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The chaotic proceedings reaffirmed the pro-Beijing camp's sway over Hong Kong's council, and sent a firm reminder to its newcomers that they have their work cut out for them.
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He's got his work cut out for him because the GDPNow model from the Atlanta Federal Reserve watched by Wall Street predicts just 1 percent growth in the first quarter.
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After delivering a full-throated populist speech with heavy doses of isolationism, protectionism, and nationalism, it's clear that progressives have their work cut out for them in the coming months.
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Trump has his work cut out for him in the sense that he's got to bring the party together behind him despite an appetite from some Republicans for an alternative.
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The cut out for the chin area is also a one size fits all, so most people would end up with a chin-butt, which is hardly a good look.
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Republicans still have their work cut out for them on selling the tax bill, which is going to be a centerpiece of GOP messaging heading into the 2018 midterm elections.
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" New York magazine writer Jonathan Chait lauds the sport as a supervised channel for boys' "chauvinistic belligerence," and a reminder that "not all teenagers are cut out for chess club.
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New head coach Scott Satterfield will have his work cut out for him with the Cardinals this year, but they should do enough stay within three scores of the Irish.
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But the Trump Administration has not prioritized disaster preparedness, and despite the efforts of professional emergency managers, we have plenty of work cut out for us in the years ahead.
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If the contract is approved, union officials will have their work cut out for them in following through on the commitment to help with company's proposed acquisition of Time Warner.
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A thick chain around the elephant's neck clanked loudly underneath a red and gold cape-like sheath that extended into a mask with holes cut out for the animal's eyes.
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But criminal advocates such as Mannie Witz, who has defended everyone from gangsters to soccer stars for four decades, said the state would have its work cut out for it.
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Whoever saw fit to suppress Melania's natural inclination to turn tree-trimming into an expression of the bottomless void in her soul had their work cut out for them, however.
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Incredibly, senators appear to have even less confidence in Pompeo, which means America's probable next secretary of state has his work cut out for him overseas — and here at home.
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Negotiators have their work cut out for them, and any practical limits to North Korea's nuclear program via treaty would likely take months, if not years, to come to fruition.
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And though a lot of the original design team is back for the sequel (along with some fresh faces), Schafer emphasized that they still have their work cut out for them.
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One reason that banks like Morgan Stanley have their work cut out for them: Spotify investors and employees have had tons of opportunities over the last decade to sell their stock.
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Between a devout customer base, a hard-to-please investor pool and a one-of-a-kind predecessor, Cook had his work cut out for him on Day One in 2011.
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But when it comes to a competitive head-to-head with former American Idol runner-up and current Queen frontman Adam Lambert, though, he's got his work cut out for him.
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The biggest mall owner in the U.S., Simon Property Group, said it has its work cut out for it, as it makes a bid to salvage bankrupted apparel retailer Forever 21.
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The government hopes that a new teaching ranking, which includes data on student satisfaction and graduate outcomes, will dissuade admissions staff from taking applicants who are not cut out for university.
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But assuming for the moment that a court eventually reaches the issue of whether President Trump has violated the Emoluments Clause, the plaintiffs will have their work cut out for them.
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Abby looked okay ... but it's clear she's gonna have her work cut out for her if she wants to hang with CJ. It's an 18 hole tournament ... so anything can happen.
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" Scott knew she had her work cut out for her in the studio: "I wanted it to be vulnerable and emotional, but not feel like I was out of control vocally.
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But Sanders and Warren will have their work cut out for them on the first night of debates, as they'll be surrounded by centrist Democrats, such as Klobuchar, former Colorado Gov.
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But the north side of Greenpoint, Brooklyn — which once cranked out ships, boilers, sheet metal, vinyl siding, pencils, rope and refined oil — may have the most work cut out for it.
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She beat up a man who teased her sister but was not cut out for hard work like harvesting, milking cows, cleaning, and cooking like the other women in the village.
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Proponents of the N.E.A. have long had their work cut out for them in stressing that the arts are sources of job creation and community enrichment in cities of all sizes.
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No one knows how this election will turn out, but we do know one thing: Pakistan's next prime minister and the governing party will have their work cut out for them.
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Now, despite networks still having their work cut out for them, there is a bas -level of diversity millennial audiences expect and no: Shemar Moore on S.W.A.T. does not meet the criterion.
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Still, Modi's government will likely have its work cut out for it: India's economy is slowing down, its shadow banking sector is in crisis, credit lending from banks is still relatively weak.
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In the meantime, the company has its work cut out for it creating and helping port AR experiences compelling enough to convince consumers to go inside and pop on a $99 headset.
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Regardless of his role in the birth of the two companies, Dorsey's going to have to make a strong showing for Square and Twitter, and his work is cut out for him.
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If you believe this to be true, you're going to have your work cut out for you in trying to avoid sinful thoughts, because humans have sex on the brain a lot.
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Given the far greater reach and ambition of the latest plan, the bill's sponsors — 23 Assembly members led by Robert Rodriguez, an East Harlem Democrat — have their work cut out for them.
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President Donald Trump has made 3 percent economic growth a key part of his administration's bar for success, but if Goldman's prediction is right, he has his work cut out for him.
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"He's been out of the public domain for a few years and he would have had his work cut out for him in terms of building a public profile," one strategist said.
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Damon Lindelof, the cocreator of "Lost" and "The Leftovers," is taking a chance on adapting the most acclaimed graphic novel of all time, and he'll have his work cut out for him.
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Andonovski will have his work cut out for him managing player injuries and egos heading into the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, where the USWNT will look to avenge its 2016 quarterfinal exit.
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More than 15 years ago, Michael Halmon was selling beauty supplies in Florida when he got into the business of helping people who were not cut out for college attain a craft.
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Kristaps Porzingis is a star, and Hardaway remade himself some in Atlanta, but anyone with a reasonable grasp of recent Knicks history knows that Perry has his work cut out for him.
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New CEO has his work cut out for him As part of a settlement with Icahn and Deason, Jeff Jacobson stepped down as Xerox CEO and Visentin was installed in his place.
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It doesn't have the crutch of a cut out for the front camera like the Essential Phone, nor does it rely on curved screens to hide the sides of the phone like Samsung.
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Because so much of this lore is already so closely associated with Bundy himself, and because there's so much information out there about Bundy already, Conversations has its work cut out for it.
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UFC Hall of Famer Randy Couture says Daniel Cormier has his work cut out for him if he's gonna beat Derrick Lewis next month ... but fortunately for D.C., Randy's got a fight plan!
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The Italian side will have their work cut out for them, needing to either best one of Australia or Brazil, or find enough points to qualify for the knockout round from third place.
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"Team Trump really has their work cut out for them if they are going to stick with the campaign pledge to double growth," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on a week-long visit to China, and he certainly has his work cut out for him amid a range of complications currently weighing on bilateral ties.
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But the Republican Party will have its work cut out for itself to keep the most fervent new Trump donors in the fold — especially if he loses the presidential election on Nov. 2202.
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While some animals can't stand their shitty, soul-crushing jobs and long for the chance to roam free among their fellow beasts, others just aren't cut out for serving the big man upstairs.
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Ousted after two terms, Mr. Mikva began practicing law, but his wife bluntly told him that he was not cut out for it — that his temperament was more suited for boisterous elective politics.
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And where "Force Awakens" director J.J. Abrams nicely set the table for this sequel, this film leaves Abrams (who will reprise that role on Episode IX) with his work cut out for him.
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Contrast him with how comfortable and natural the guys in the background look—namely Russell Wilson and Antonio Brown—and you really see how little Eli is cut out for something like this.
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"We have our work cut out for us to make the Trump administration understand the value of agriculture trade," Senator Pat Roberts, a Republican who chairs the Senate Agriculture Committee, said in December.
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"We will fight that agenda at every turn, but with unchecked control of both Houses and a governor still desperately seeking rehabilitation, we will have our work cut out for us," said Del.
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The product landscape — and the dominance of the bigger brands — means that independent audio product makers have their work cut out for them in trying to generate sales and forge loyalty with consumers.
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It's certainly not cut out for everybody, but those that aspire to make something of themselves will quickly learn that an entry-level job is not a dead end, but an open door.
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While playing music on the Crazybaby Air 21S, for the most part, didn't cause issues, there were a few times where the connection cut out for 22-25 seconds and then came back in.
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And as the daily arbiter of comedy concerning all things noteworthy and/or ridiculous, late-night had its work cut out for it in 2017, a year full of headlines both startling and catastrophic.
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In keeping with this spirit, 356 Mission hosts Amplify Compassion, a two-day art sale to benefit the ACLU, who will certainly have their work cut out for them over the next four years.
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"Our work is still cut out for us: we would like to develop methods that can learn world knowledge and enable equal understanding of natural language across all languages and contexts," the company said.
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So Wray has his work cut out for him: not only proving himself to his new colleagues, but also overseeing the Russia investigation, which reaches all the way to the White House's power center.
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During such transition points, like the period leading into college or graduate school, people tend to be especially sensitive to social cues and feedback about whether they're cut out for a certain subject area.
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Geraldo Rivera & Edyta SliwinskaRivera may be epically talented at his day job, but there's not much about journalism and TV commentating that overlaps with dance, so he's got his work cut out for him.
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He was a catcher when I first met him in the minors, and despite constantly being told he wasn't cut out for the position defensively, he stayed a catcher for five major league seasons.
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But with HBO now bringing the film to a wider audience, Jane O'Brien Media may have its work cut out for it if it wishes to circulate an alternate version of deep internet history.
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Be concerned about the rotation if you wish, because right now it isn't cut out for a deep October run, and Arrieta and Lackey are old enough that they may never return to form.
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Two: If you think this is going to lead to you having a cookbook in two years, you are probably not cut out for the pain and suffering that this industry imposes on you.
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With only 30 percent of full-time workers in the U.S. "engaged" at work, according to a 2017 post from Gallup chairman and CEO Jim Clifton, Grant has his work cut out for him.
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The photo was posted on Manning's twitter account on Sunday with the caption "I'm sorry" and came shortly after another tweet that read "im not really cut out for this world," the AP reported.
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As I wrote in a piece analyzing his move to ServiceNow, McDermott seemed to fully embrace that challenge, even though he has a ways to go: McDermott has his work cut out for him.
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China still has its work cut out for it, though, because the United States absorbs a higher fraction of Chinese exports than any other country and China may be losing some trade momentum globally.
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But while the waiting game continues, and all signs point to a Senate chamber that is gearing up for the inevitable trial, it's clear that both leaders have their work cut out for them.
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LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo will have their work cut out for them when they make their picks as captains in just the second N.B.A. All-Star draft — and the first to be televised.
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"There's a lot of trust that needs to be rebuilt and we have our work cut out for us," said Rebeccah Heinrichs, a John Hay Initiative member and former congressional aide, in an email.
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Team Hot Property has their work cut out for them on the show after placing third to last with 16 points in their first performance, a fox trot to "Our House" by Madness, last week.
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As The Sopranos alum tells PEOPLE in a new segment for Celeb Parents Get Real, she and husband Cutter Dykstra have their work cut out for them with their 3½-year-old son Beau Kyle.
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To be fair to Captain Marvel's creators, they had their work cut out for them telling an origin story for a brand new character a mere month before the release of the final Avengers: Endgame.
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"Paul's staying all the way through and we've got our work cut out for us to continue to work to keep the majority and a lot of legislation to get done," McCarthy told The Hill.
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"When you do something that is not easy and you think you're not cut out for and you succeed at it, it gives you so much courage in other aspects of your life," she said.
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The Packers may yet be a tough out in the playoffs, though they will have their work cut out for them next week in Arizona, where they lost by 30 just two weeks ago. 2.
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To be sure, the group has its work cut out for it in trying to sway opinions in a major party that is often viewed as skeptical about — if not outwardly hostile toward — environmental issues.
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Still, not everyone is cut out for this life, even though Ben forges a relationship with Marty's tough-as-nails right hand Ruth (Julia Garner), who eventually begins to question the Byrdes' loyalty to her.
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Thus, Vanessa Hudgens had her work cut out for her — especially because she revealed early Sunday that her father died this weekend of stage 4 cancer, and she would be dedicating her performance to him.
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She wrote an e-book, "Not Cut Out for the 9-5," about leaving the corporate world to develop an online business that would allow her to travel, according to the book's page on Amazon.
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A Harvard CAPS–Harris Poll survey released Tuesday found Republicans still have their work cut out for them to sell the tax legislation to the public: 64 percent of respondents said they oppose the bill.
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He has his work cut out for him: In 22016 Donald Trump won the district by 22016 points and Republican Congressman Trey Hollingsworth beat his Democratic opponent by 14 after moving from Tennessee in 2015.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis It's not easy to be an entrepreneur, and according to Marcus Lemonis, self-made multimillionaire and star of CNBC's "The Profit," not everyone is cut out for it.
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It's a focal length that's already covered by the kit lens available with either the Z20.95 or Z224, but this lens is cut out for professionals shooting weddings, landscapes, events, street photography, environmental portraits, and more.
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Google has its work cut out for it, though: Apple Pay has included features like ticket-saving for a while, and has had time to iterate on them to the point where they're very good experiences.
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Considering that an analysis by Bloomberg in November found that the company was blowing an astonishing $480,000 an hour, it's safe to say that Elon has his work cut out for him over the next decade.
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The fund earn over $33,000 during his last trip, but with a cost of over a million, he knows that he has his work cut out for him, but is prepared to take on the challenge.
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Cuomo is giving MTA leaders 203 days to come up with a game plan, and they have their work cut out for them with more than 700 subway cars older than their 40-year expiration date.
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On the flip side, some llamas aren't cut out for the job: The two notorious runaway llamas that escaped onto a highway near Phoenix in 2015 had bolted from a visit to an assisted-living residence.
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Anyone who asks me to believe that a tickled ape, who almost chokes on his hoarse giggles, is in a different state of mind than a tickled human child has his work cut out for him.
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He was a kind, doting father, but Armand considered him a fool and believed himself to be cut out for grander things than inheriting the family restaurant, however many étoiles the Michelin inspectors had awarded it.
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As he embarks on a post-Brexit world where shoring up trade interests with Commonwealth countries will be paramount, Britain's next Prime Minister appears to have his work cut out for him in impressing African leaders.
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The beauty of our nation is that anyone can be elected to office, whether they are cut out for the job or not, and Americans are entitled to the president of their choice every four years.
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"There may be some who come to the class who figure out they're not cut out for this, but when they get into the taproom, their classmates will encourage them to stick with it," Zamzow said.
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The vice president on Wednesday told Republican lawmakers that the party has "our work cut out for us" in the 2018 midterms, but expressed optimism the GOP would retain its majorities in the House and Senate.
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While some people are particularly skilled at gift wrapping — with the perfect folds, carefully tied ribbons, and bows — others aren&apost quite cut out for it, and apparently would prefer washing dishes or cleaning the house.
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With teams in places like Europe and Israel, and now with $1.4 billion of the SoftBank money going to expansion in China, Japan and Southeast Asia, McKelvey and WeWork have their work cut out for them.
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But if Bannon believes that Trump was put into office to keep these promises — and that keeping them means actually making them happen, not just trying — he appears to have his work cut out for him.
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However, Americans believe Hollywood has its work cut out for it in terms of the numbers of black, Latino and Asian-Americans in front of and behind the camera, as well as the movies the industry produces.
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The irony is that those who created these problems come from the illegal side and people who were never cut out for legitimate business, but they are ones who are going to benefit from this new law.
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The results of this test not only illuminate potential careers you might be best cut out for, they can also reveal whether you would do best in a 9-5 environment or a more flexible work arrangement.
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Tokyo will have its work cut out for it, however, and even if most media organizations adopt the Japanese order, there is no guarantee everyone will get it right -- as an internet search for "Mr Jinping" demonstrates.
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Whether with Afghanistan or the fight against ISIS, McMaster has his work cut out for him, but he is the best man for the job and credit should go to President Trump for making this inspired choice.
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If you don't expect the Internet of Value to improve your life the way the TCP/IP internet did (or you do not understand enough to hold an opinion), then you're probably not cut out for this.
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With just under two months before Buhari, seeking reelection, goes up against a popular former vice president, a former governor, and the cofounder of Transparency International, the Africa Check team has its work cut out for it.
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Benedict did not garner as benign or progressive an image as Francis, especially after being accused by many of complicity in sex abuse prior to becoming Pope, so Hopkins may have his work cut out for him.
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And they believe Ryan and his leadership team will have their work cut out for them trying to change the minds of House members who are not enjoying the work and are leaning toward packing it in.
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Going forward, Tillerson certainly has his work cut out for him as the situation in North Korea continues to escalate and the conflict in Syria evolves into a proxy war that threatens to destabilize the entire region.
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The rise of on-demand startups and other fast-growing businesses like online marketplaces has created a need for reliable ways to verify new hires and customers to make sure they are cut out for the task.
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Or, rather, I've come to understand that while my presence at these house calls may be cute, or amusing, it is in no way promising: I know that I am not really cut out for the job.
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Tsonga, who was once ranked as high as world number five but is now 70th, looked sharp but will have his work cut out for him in the second round when he faces second-seeded Karen Khachanov.
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Here was someone who used his identity as a means of prodding anyone who'd listen to think more truthfully about the many forms of marginalization in a country that still has its work cut out for it.
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But Confederate's entire creative team sure has its work cut out for it as it moves forward and tries to create a show with the kind of nuance, sensitivity, and awareness that a parallel-universe Confederacy requires.
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Barria and the Angels had their work cut out for them, going up against Astros starter Gerrit Cole, who entered the game leading the league in strikeouts (86) and ranking second in ERA (1.43) and opponents' average (.155).
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"Dara has his work cut out for him, in terms of restoring confidence in [Uber's] management," says Raj Rajkumar, an engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon University, and the director of the Technologies for Safe and Efficient Transportation program.
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Ford has her work cut out for her: Land O'Lakes is contending with newly imposed trade tariffs on U.S. dairy goods as an act of reprisal from China and Mexico to President Donald Trump's protectionist-motivated trade wars.
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Stevie J is gonna have his work cut out for him ... the "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star just got the greenlight for a new reality series that will scour the U.S. & Canada for 8 fresh Penthouse cover girls.
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AI-related companies have their work cut out for them: They have to train and develop their employees by identifying important skills gap and ensure that people understand what their roles are going to be, according to Taal.
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There's a lot packed into this book, and while I can see why the story appeals so much to Neill Blomkamp, who's slated to direct an adaptation of it, he certainly has his work cut out for him.
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The movement of human skin is much tougher to render in computer animation than clothing; since Maui is one of the most underdressed Disney characters in recent memory, Mr. Kablan's team had its work cut out for it.
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Procter & Gamble (PG) says its old-fashioned liquid detergent, which debuted in 1972, just isn't cut out for the job anymore, so it invented a new Dawn dish spray designed for how people are washing their dishes today.
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"This is the beginning, and this is where we have our work cut out for us … to work with our fellow coal-mining communities," Capito said, adding that she and her colleagues are open to negotiating for changes.
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Yet if our 225-year history of patenting has taught us anything, the Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents has his work cut out for him as there's never been a shortage of terrible ideas in the United States.
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So The Internet's Own Boy director Bryan Knappenberger had his work cut out for him when he tackled the Gawker story in Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press, which will be available on Netflix on Friday, June 20083rd.
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Based on past races, there's a great chance that most of Sanders' voters move over to Clinton, but looking at her current poll numbers and the caustic comments of Sanders' supporters, Clinton has her work cut out for her.
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Sure, you can confidently buy your mom her 10th bottle of Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue without pause, but when you want to introduce a seasoned fragrance fanatic to a new scent, you've got your work cut out for you.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has planned for a vote next week on revised legislation, unveiled on Thursday, and he has his work cut out for him in the coming days to get the 50 "yes" votes needed for passage.
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Cardinals RH Adam Wainwright (22001-23, 210) Diaz and Holliday will have their work cut out for them against Cueto, who has won five consecutive decisions and allowed a total of four earned runs over his last five starts.
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If you're in the latter camp and want to know everything you need to know before Captain Marvel, you've got your work cut out for you: There are more than 50 years worth of comic books to get through.
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With two days to go until the rushed vote, Ryan has his work cut out for him: 26 Republicans currently do not support the AHCA and the GOP can only afford to lose 21 for the bill to pass.
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It's clear Apple has its work cut out for it to right the fiscal ship — and it's likely that it will happen given the expectations for next year's iPhone — but right now it's unclear how long that will take.
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To understand what exactly is going on, you should read: Bethany on why Frisk has his work cut out for him on reinventing Under Armour, as Plank continues to do more big-picture work on fixing the brand's reputation.
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Behold, Tina Belcher in her endearingly creepy, butt-loving glory: My little brother got me a Tina from Bobs Burgers cut-out for my bday & we've been hiding her around to see who can scare who the most pic.twitter.
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The premise was simple enough: A former bad boy DJ has his work cut out for him when he becomes "manny" (male nanny) to his best friend's precocious daughter, all while trying to restore himself to his former glory.
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Point is, I'm not sure I'd be cut out for the job of chasing down Hobbs and Shaw and converting them to The Cause, because I'd be too busy doing Wave Race 64-style tricks all over the city.
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And so too did the study of life: Biologists had their work cut out for them handling the Zika virus, a quickly-blossoming science and public health concern that turned out to be our biggest biology story of the year.
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Ron Howard had his work cut out for him stepping into Solo: A Star War Story – not only in working with a beloved franchise but picking up for other directors and the vision created 40 years ago by George Lucas.
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With competitors that range from the new Acela nonstop and existing shuttle services all the way down to the $1 Megabus that all connect two of the most important cities in the world, United has its work cut out for it.
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Bafflingly, Sony is going to market in the summer with a set of earbuds that aren't technically cut out for exercise or coming with you on a run — or even if you just break a sweat on a hot day.
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White says his goal is to become the UFC heavyweight champ -- and he knows he's got his work cut out for him ... with fighters like Brock Lesnar, Daniel Cormier, Stipe Miocic and maybe Jon Jones looking to stand in his way.
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All this is to say that at this point, no online review looks any more or less fake than any other — particularly when you rope in Goop-era misleading pseudoscience — so the FTC certainly has its work cut out for it.
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Pundits will tell you the era of self-driving cars is right around the corner, but a series of iPad paintings by San Diego-based engineer Filip Piękniewski shows that artificial intelligence researchers still have their work cut out for them.
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President-elect Donald Trump has "a lot of work cut out for him" but Americans need to be "rooting for him", Oscar-winning actor Matt Damon said on Wednesday, even though he supported Democrat rival Hillary Clinton during the election.
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The S10e doesn't have a super-sharp Quad HD display, but it does still have Samsung's really bright and colorful Infinity Screen, which takes up the whole face of the phone except for a tiny cut-out for the camera.
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The 45th U.S. president still has his work cut out for him if he wants to match a nemesis: The S&P 113 posted positive performance during the first 100 days of both of President Barack Obama's terms in office.
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Iowa State was prepared for a rough 2017-18 season, but the first two games of the season suggest coach Steve Prohm has his work cut out for him just trying to get his team to maintain some degree of respectability.
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Kriss Kringle has his work cut out for him this year as the GLD is down almost 12 percent since the election as investors dumped the safe haven and went all in on the high-growth, high-risk Trump trade.
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The trio figure to have their work cut out for them, inasmuch as Scott has five kids, including a grown daughter (Michele Weaver) from a previous marriage, and four with Robin, among them a baby conceived after he got ill.
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CreditCreditAndrew White for The New York Times Two years ago, Dane and Brooke Carillo brought home Mackey, an English cream golden retriever, to their two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan, but they quickly realized he wasn't cut out for city life.
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"Brazil is not cut out for great power machinations," said João Augusto de Castro Neves, a political analyst who came across the information regarding General Etchegoyen's schedule in a newsletter and sent out a message on Twitter about his find.
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Mr. Slonim, a Yale graduate, class of 1982, took the job after an unhappy stint at IBM in Florida, where his habit of moonlighting as a cocktail pianist in a hotel bar suggested he was not cut out for corporate life.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Vice President Pence on Wednesday told fellow Republicans at a joint Senate-House retreat that "we have our work cut out for us" in the 2628 midterm elections to keep control of both chambers of Congress.
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Pearson has his work cut out for him if he wants to get the townspeople on board—and that's before he starts the actual work of figuring out how to make a wooden water pipe the size of a building.
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"I'm not really cut out for this world - I tried adapting to this world out here but I failed you - I couldn&apost do this anymore - I can take people I don&apost know hating me but not my own friends," she added.
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Elsewhere, Kenneth Lonergan will have to work the circuit hard so voters don't simply reward him with a screenwriting nomination, and actor-directors such as Denzel Washington, Ben Affleck, Ewan McGregor and Nate Parker also have their work cut out for them.
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And it was that Amazon Web Services IoT button—with a custom label attached—that programmer Nathan Pryor used to make it incredibly easy to donate to the American Civil Liberties Union, which has its work cut out for it as of late.
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Both will have their work cut out for them Saturday as Andrus faces a rookie pitcher he&aposs never seen before in right-hander Raul Alcantara (0-1) while Healy and the Athletics try to solve right-hander Yu Darvish (5-303).
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But the Key2 doesn't hold a candle to smartphone camera staples like the Pixel 2 XL and the iPhone X. After all, business users also want to take great photos with their phones, but the Key2 clearly isn't cut out for that.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation means these organizations have their work cut out for them, as they try to best serve survivors at a time when many advocates say our policies and government haven't caught up to the seismic cultural shift produced by the #MeToo movement.
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The Air features a newer processor, and will likely be the faster of the two tablets after a few years, but it actually has less RAM than the Pro (3GB versus 4GB), so the older iPad is better cut out for multitasking.
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But before you start making some unholy turkey-cranberry-stuffing-green bean casserole-gravy-mashed-potato sandwich or a Thanksgiving burrito, know that if you want to make the most out of your leftovers experience, you've got your work cut out for you.
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A far cry from Lewis' usual house flips, the Bravo star definitely has his work cut out for him, as this design idea from Jackie illustrates: "We have a beautiful stained glass dome, huge," she says of one of the great room's features.
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He had toyed with the idea of going to university, but felt he would "fail uni (university) the same way I did high school … I was just not cut out for hitting the books," according to a biography by business writer Paddy Manning.
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Nonetheless, Hennessey has his work cut out for him in protecting federal policies that help rooftop solar power, the industry that SolarCity, which is voting this week on a proposed merger with Tesla Motors, helped grow dramatically with creative financing for homeowners.
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Trump's new White House staff certainly has their work cut out for them; the press has been quick to use any inkling of infighting or discord within the administration to portray Trump's first few weeks in office as being a disorganized disaster.
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He had toyed with the idea of going to university, but felt he would "fail uni (university) the same way I did high school I was just not cut out for hitting the books," according to a biography by business writer Paddy Manning.
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The victory is the latest indication that rugby is maturing in the U.S. but the team will have their work cut out for them at the World Cup in Japan when they face England, France, Argentina and Tonga in their opening round pool.
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If we hope to help build an Afghanistan at peace with itself and with its neighbors, governed by effective and inclusive institutions under the rule of law, our children — and their children even — will certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Experts see a sweep in both states as vital for Sanders as he looks to sway Democratic voters to take a chance on him, but even then he would have his work cut out for him in states with a more diverse electorate.
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It has a stunning design, a superb display that destroys the Pixel 3 XL, incredible performance that beats phones that cost hundreds more, super-fast charging, and it doesn't have a notch or a cut-out for the selfie camera; it's pure screen.
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The second the cameras cut at the end of our live show, I told Alan that I was not cut out for this because my heart broke into a thousand pieces when I heard we would be saying goodbye to our beloved Chris.
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" That person will likely have their work cut out for them, as Moore also announced in the statement that Goop is launching a "wellness portal" that will be run by "experienced nutritional science researchers, product safety experts, and traditional Chinese medicine doctors.
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Andreescu will have her work cut out for her when she takes on an in-form Williams, who crushed Elina Svitolina 6-3 6-1 earlier in the evening to put her on the brink of a record-tying 24th Grand Slam title.
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He'll have his work cut out for him: Documents released yesterday under a court order show that an official from the Office of Management and Budget clearly stated President Trump was the one who directly ordered a freeze on aid to Ukraine.
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"I'm a control freak, and sometimes when you do stuff that hits a nerve, or makes you feel embarrassed, or makes you feel like you're not performing well, then it can make you feel like you're not cut out for this," he said.
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I think we have real work cut out for us and I think that the challenges that you raise are the right ones to be thinking about because if we get it wrong, that's the way in which I think it will go wrong.
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Proof that a magnetically driven propulsion system can work, delivering over 2 G's of thrust in under a second is thrilling (to think about, not to witness), but Hyperloop One has its work cut out for it, in just about every phase of Hyperloop development.
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And, indeed, for years it was common to hear telecom industry lobbyists complain that it was inappropriate for journalists to take New America's policy expertise on these subjects at face value — arguing that the think tank was basically just a cut-out for Google.
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As it stands, I and countless other men for choice across the nation have our work cut out for us: Thousands of politicians are working feverishly to dismantle reproductive rights and, as a result, to undermine the dignity and freedom of all American women.
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Skarsgard will have his work cut out for him outpacing the frights of a different sort being offered at the same time on HBO Signature, where Meryl Streep's role as a fashion magazine editor in THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA (2006), also airing at 9 p.m.
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But if these networks really want to take on the culture of prediction-based engagement around their massively popular TV shows, they have their work cut out for them: Changing the inherently nosy and inquisitive nature of fandom will be easier said than done.
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Beau Willimon's new TV series revolves around a seasoned astronaut (Sean Penn) and a private space-travel mogul (Natascha McElhone, who has her work cut out for her in making her character more over-the-top than a certain real-life private-sector space tycoon).
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As a next step, Till is looking to study fluoride levels in baby teeth to more clearly link children's fluoride exposure during their early childhood to their IQ. "We have our work cut out for the rest of my career at least," Till said.
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Yet national opinion polls have shown that even with the recent momentum, there's still more work to be done to win over a majority of voters on impeachment, meaning Democrats have their work cut out for them in the coming weeks and possibly months.
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The creators of Bluebeard's Bride had their work cut out for them as they unpacked centuries of narrative tradition, and eventually distilled their feminine archetypes into Animus, which embodies strength; Virgin, representing obedience; Witch, suggesting sinfulness; Fatale, for sensuality; and a Mother who soothes.
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"The chances for tax reform happening are the highest they've ever been, but they still have their work cut out for them," said Marc Goldwein, senior vice president and senior policy director at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonpartisan organization that studies fiscal policy.
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Most of the kids West went to school with immersed themselves in the usual distractions, going to parties, as well as local sports games, and other activities he deems "regular stuff" While he wasn't above it, he says he wasn't much cut out for that lifestyle.
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"This guy is not cut out for chopping wood," says wannabe male model and real-life war vet Luke, who nearly hacked his way into a first-place finish in the "rescue JoJo from a burning building because she refuses to jog down the stairs" challenge.
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"Going into the slower part of the year, we still see some value, but the group has its work cut out for it to justify '18 estimates," Evercore ISI analyst Glenn Schorr wrote about the Wall Street banks he covers in a Wednesday report cutting profit forecasts.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Singer and fellow activist investor Charles John Wilder have their work cut out for them with their latest gamble: overhauling a major player in the utility space, a sector that has humbled some of the world's savviest investors in recent years.
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Jordan lent the character openness and sensitivity: He embodies the good-hearted kid who isn't cut out for the ruthlessness of the drug trade, making his death at the hands of his childhood friends — and his pleas to them in those final moments — that much more heartbreaking.
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He has his work cut out for him: The Texans (2-33) have allowed opposing runners 3.7 yards a carry, ninth best in the N.F.L. While Todd Gurley of the Los Angeles Rams and Dallas's Elliott are old-school grinders, Hunt is doing more with less.
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She's got her work cut out for her: The network has recently weathered numerous bombshells about its corporate culture and fired several prominent figures — most notably its morning show anchor Charlie Rose and its chief executive, Leslie Moonves — after they were accused of sexual misconduct. JAN.
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"At that point in your life when you become famous it's either a disappointment because it's not a remedy, and you either put a needle in your arm, a gun in your mouth or you live life as a victim, and I'm not cut out for that," he said.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter While Teigen definitely had her work cut out for her, luckily she got plenty of decorating assistance from the birthday girl herself, who used a cookie cutter to make some of the cake's many bird feathers.
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"Once again, it reinforces that their deeds are not matching their words, and that they have a great deal of work cut out for them to try and come to an agreement that will satisfy anything," said John Kilduff, partner at New York energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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"The U.S has its work cut out for it if it is going to try to alter the pattern of trade that has developed between China and U.S. companies over the last 10 to 20 years," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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With Uber the subject of not one, not two, not three, but at least five federal investigations and a whole slew of lawsuits, Tony West, the former general counsel at PepsiCo and a senior Justice Department official in the Obama Administration, has his work cut out for him.
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"One quite plausible possibility is we end up with a re-run of the Lord Pearson experience: a year or two of messy and incoherent leadership under a figure not cut out for the big leagues, then Farage comes back," suggests Robert Ford, a UKIP expert at Manchester University.
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Brown, who had 1,834 receiving yards last season despite spending a solid chunk of time trying to succeed with backup quarterbacks, will have his work cut out for him against Josh Norman, the star cornerback who is eager to prove that his release by the Carolina Panthers was unwise.
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We're expecting a clean and gorgeous design for the Galaxy Note 10, which reportedly has an in-display fingerprint sensor, a triple-lens camera system, and the same "Infinity O" OLED screen as the Galaxy S10, with the same hole-punch cut-out for the selfie camera and everything.
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"Once again, it reinforces that their deeds are not matching their words, and that they have a great deal of work cut out for them to try and come to an agreement that will satisfy anything," said John Kilduff, partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital in New York.
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These AI guardians will have ever more work cut out for them, given the rapidly growing use of AI in fields as diverse as marketing (IBM has put Watson to use here), warfare (DARPA is developing AI-driven robot soldiers and pilotless bombers) and entertainment (see the new Barbie).
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Maybe he'll even be cut out for longer than the eight years Mel Gibson spent in exile after he was caught on tape telling his wife she deserved to be gang-raped before he returned to the fold this year with an Oscar nomination for directing Hacksaw Ridge.
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So this gets back to my point of, if they are a self-described a never-ending rally for the president and we can all see the behavior of people at those rallies and this is a digital version of that, I think they have their work cut out for them.
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Though A Very English Scandal is a fictionalization and takes some liberties with the narrative — Thorpe's misuse of party funds is cut out for time, and his actions are made definite rather than relatively ambiguous — it makes up for what ground it has to cede by making the emotional waters murky.
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The NRSC has its work cut out for them this fall: Democrats need to pick up four Senate seats this election cycle to regain control of the chamber (by splitting it 50-50) if Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton claims the White House, five if Republican Donald Trump wins the general election.
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Authorities have their work cut out for them ensuring that all ship- and land-based visitors abide by guidelines as stringent as those followed by the AECO, and in educating visitors on how to behave in polar bear habitats in a way that's safe for people and thus for polar bears.
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While some things about high school never change (there are still bells, right?), it's a good bet that Grace Victoria Cox's present-day version of Veronica Sawyer (the teenager originally played by Winona Ryder) will have her work cut out for her in the iPhone-enhanced world of contemporary teenage cliques.
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Their work may be cut out for them: A Monmouth University poll released last week found that Trump is seen favorably by 54 percent of voters in swing counties (those where the presidential vote was decided by 10 points or fewer in 2016), versus 47 percent who see him unfavorably.
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Franco had his work cut out for him in approaching this story; on paper, it's hard to identify whether it's a tragic tale of a man with a dream who failed spectacularly in trying to achieve it it, a comedy about a weirdo, or a triumphant tale of unexpected success.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi won a strong mandate at the recent Indian parliamentary elections, but his government has its work cut out for the second term: India's economic growth has notably slowed down — falling behind its rival China, and its unemployment rate is at a 45-year high, according to recent data.
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My father was a glassware importer — so a businessperson — and I saw what it was like to be accountable and responsible and to have your own employees, and from an early age, I just knew that I wasn't cut out for a traditional job, that entrepreneurship was the right path for me.
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On healthcare, McConnell's had his work cut out for him: The House bill to replace the Affordable Care Act was widely panned by Republican senators and the public, he could afford to lose only two votes on the Senate's version of the bill, and he had to get it passed with a relatively short window.
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Google has their work cut out for them, but it might be in their best interest to introduce some light touch interactions that allow you to perform more actions without speaking at all, otherwise the screen is always going to feel a bit misplaced aside from pulling up a YouTube video or watching a slideshow.
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He thinks Red Hat will be fine for now with its core business as companies continue to build traditional distributed applications, but if the idea is to move customers to the cloud to build the next generation of applications, Red Hat will have its work cut out for it competing against these lower-cost competitors.
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Max BaucusMax Sieben BaucusOvernight Defense: McCain honored in Capitol ceremony | Mattis extends border deployment | Trump to embark on four-country trip after midterms Congress gives McCain the highest honor Judge boots Green Party from Montana ballot in boost to Tester MORE (D) in the post, will have his work cut out for him in China.
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During the The Hollywood Reporter's drama actor roundtable — which also featured actors Richard Madden, Billy Porter, Diego Luna, Sam Rockwell and Stephan James — Grant, 58, was asked if he had an "inferiority complex" from always starring in romantic comedies, and he confessed that he felt he was no longer cut out for those roles.
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We are physically not 100 percent cut out for the world we live in and as humans we've adopted many things to make that world more livable for us and to me and many, many, many millions of other people cannabis is one of those things that helps make day-to-day life more livable.
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With the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala on Monday, all eyes will be on the supermodel and the superstar (who is no stranger to a memorable Met Gala appearance, though her attendance is as-yet unconfirmed), so if both of her A-list clients go, Senofonte will have her work cut out for her.
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But by the very nature of what it would take for a human to abandon her life on Earth to travel through time and space — while dodging deadly Roomba-like aliens and other nefarious threats — they all share enough qualities and wide-eyed curiosity that you can usually tell whether someone is cut out for the gig or not.
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Faced with perhaps its first ever existential crisis—the weight of being considered a "media company," and all the responsibilities that come with it, including being blamed for the rampant spread of "fake news," a Russian psyops campaign, and the tampering of a US election—Facebook has decided it's not cut out for the news business.
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If polling is any indication, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has his work cut out for him if he hopes to replicate his 2016 performance in 2020.
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And while the lawmakers differed on the future of aircraft carriers and their long-term viability, the hearing left no doubt that Gilday, a career surface warfare officer, has his work cut out for him in proving he can guide the service toward a more stable future for the Navy's most expensive and strategically invaluable assets.
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They will have their work cut out for them with the Dodgers, who clawed their way out of the mystifyingly deep early-season hole they created for themselves to fulfill the outcome that seemed all but inevitable at the beginning of the season: yet another NL West title, though it took them 163 games to do it.
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As for the Grand Rapids proposal, it exists only as a proposed amendment to the city code, but speaking as a former street cop, I have to say that the city's lawyers will have their work cut out for them trying to translate the fuzzy concept of "racially profil(ing) people of color for participating in their lives" into an arrestable offense.
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You knew that Wayne was way better than all the other rappers, he'd said it to you in a hundred different ways already, but there was something that lined up in particular when he compared his rivals to bargain-bin merchandise and then when the beat cut out for him to say his shopping cart was filled with fake hip-hop artists.
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Top 3 strengths Ease of starting a business: No. 4 Overall regulations: No. 6 Tax code rank: No. 6 Like several of the cities in the top 20133, Nashville has its work cut out for it building a strong networking and training program for small businesses, but the home of country music has seen a boost in job growth and business regulations since 2014.
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In one poem, "Dictum: For a Masque of Deluge," Noah, post-flood, finds he has his work cut out for him: At last the sigh of recession: the land Wells from the water; the beasts depart; the man Whose shocked speech must conjure a landscape As of some country where the dead years keep A circle of silence, a drying vista of ruin, Musters himself, rises . . .
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Motherhood has had a challenging start for Cardi B. Shortly after announcing she would not be performing in Bruno Mars' 24K Magic World Tour in order to spend more time with her daughter Kulture Kiari and give her body more time to recover after giving birth, the 25-year-old rapper took to Instagram Live Thursday night to explain just how much her current work was cut out for her.
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He's obviously not a career politician, he's not-, you know, he's been occupied with his own business interests, which are relatively narrow, given the scope of what a president actually has to deal with, so I imagine he's really working hard right now to master, you know, a whole-, you know, there are so many sectors, he's got-, he's just got a lot of work cut out for him.
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Janine loses an eye for talking back; the new Ofglen gets her tongue cut out… for a reason that is unclear to me while the rest of the rebellious Handmaids get treated to some execution theater and have their hands burned on a stove; Emily (formerly Ofglen) gets genitally mutilated for being gay while her girlfriend is hung, and then Emily gets sent to the Colonies rather than executed even though she literally murdered a guy by driving over his head.
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While the focus of Monday's forum was largely on the dynamics between racism and poverty, tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE warned Democrats they still have their work cut out for them to reach the white voters in the Midwest and Rust Belt states that propelled Trump to a victory in the Electoral College in 2016.
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And the state's firefighters have their work cut out for them with two other fires raging in the Los Angeles area, the Thomas fire in Ventura, California, a seaside city northwest of L.A., and the Creek fire, near the Sylmar neighbor of L.A. So far, the fires have burned through more than 83,000 acres of land, and the area is particularly combustible thanks to strong Santa Ana winds propelling the forest fires through brush dried out from L.A.'s hottest summer on record.
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Clinton will undoubtedly point to the historic nature of becoming the first woman to win the presidential nomination for a major party in the U.S. But she will have her work cut out for her in uniting a divided Democratic Party ahead of a general election contest against presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerThe House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 6900 Cook Political Report moves TX-2628 from Toss Up to Lean Democratic after Hurd retirement Will Hurd, only black Republican in House, retiring MORE (R-Minn.), who will be the new head of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) for the 28503 election cycle, has his work cut out for him following a stinging midterm election last month, when Democrats netted at least 22019 seats, picking up wins in districts from eastern Virginia and southern California to deep-red Kansas and Texas that have long been GOP strongholds.
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