Prince Harry definitely knows how to handle a difficult question.
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I want to start with an incredible and difficult question.
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The Conway interview, however, does not present a difficult question.
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That turns out to be a devilishly difficult question to answer.
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"It is a difficult question, what it means," his phone said.
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What is the single most difficult question you guys have gotten?
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That is a difficult question to answer in a meaningful way.
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How to address that is a difficult question for the government.
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Country-specific laws present an difficult question for global social network platforms.
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He finds it a difficult question to answer, and flounders a little.
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There is no right answer to that last and most difficult question.
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Africa State of Mind compels us to answer variations on that difficult question.
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The more difficult question is what do such actions say about the network?
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That leaves reformers with a difficult question: how can we fix facial recognition?
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Which weed strain is best for sex is a difficult question to answer.
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The difficult question is how — and President Trump's infrastructure agenda isn't the way.
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It's a difficult question for even the most seasoned photo editor to answer.
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But whether such a move is truly feasible is a more difficult question.
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Today, we have to ask the difficult question: "What do we do now"?
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The findings, while intriguing, raise a difficult question for people with Pten mutations.
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Ordinarily, this wouldn't be a difficult question for a certain segment of the population.
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It's a difficult question, because each service offers a slightly different set of features.
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But the most difficult question came from an audience member: What's your biggest weakness?
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That's a more difficult question -- one AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson addressed on Friday.
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At the heart of the book is a difficult question: Is Tangier worth saving?
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There's also the difficult question of when the best time to pardon would be.
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During a recent visit to the beach, that was a difficult question to answer.
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That is a difficult question because books are a little like a good meal.
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Rape forces me to confront a difficult question: What was this friendship to Mark?
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The difficult question is how to regulate banks that lie between these two extremes.
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It is a difficult question because of the nature of the allegations against Moore.
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How to best incorporate citizen power into the tech space is a difficult question, however.
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This raises the difficult question of whether platforms should impose stricter rules on influential personalities.
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This is a very difficult question, because for centuries Taoism did not have lay members.
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Whether ditching Big Five services is desirable is a much more difficult question to answer.
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You can interpret them several different ways, which is why it was a difficult question.
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Whether five hours is enough or is not enough is a difficult question to answer.
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That's a difficult question to answer because we don't have health inspectors looking at the airplanes.
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I think it's going to be a very difficult question to say, 'What are the priorities?
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For every difficult question, Rose and the In campaign have an inbuilt advantage over their rivals.
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But don't ask the folks over there a difficult question like how many websites they manage.
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How do you respond to kids if you're not sure how to answer a difficult question?
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That's a complex and difficult question, one that reasonable and well-meaning people can disagree about.
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The question is which voters like better for governor, and it's a difficult question to answer.
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Investors seeking safety and an attractive yield needed to ask a difficult question following the crisis.
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It's a difficult question to answer because it's nearly impossible to track lottery funds in state budgets.
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I also think it's hard because you have to ask a difficult question: Is conversation the goal?
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Exactly how much of the work can be credited to Barrat or Obvious is a difficult question.
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Good intentions and accountability can make a difference, but the difficult question remains about how to change.
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But as joyous as the moment is, it also invites the difficult question: What have they won?
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The difficult question, though, is whether the American political system can overcome political gridlock to fix itself.
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The difficult question: How to pay Klobuchar has made infrastructure a main thrust of her campaign so far.
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She poses a brave and difficult question: Is there such a thing as ballet that doesn't hurt women?
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And so leaders at the summit were left facing a difficult question: What could be done about Venezuela?
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Considering all the inequalities and wide-ranging struggles kids face around globe, that's a difficult question to answer.
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On our podcast "The Daily," we discuss a difficult question hanging over the hearings: What is Facebook, exactly?
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This is a difficult question to ask, but you toured in support of this album with Frightened Rabbit.
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"This is such a profoundly difficult question," Clinton told the audience at the town hall, televised by CNN.
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The more difficult question we must ask is, Why is Mr. Trump's racism so popular with so many?
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Anger has been directed at the producers and directors, but whether that is fair is a difficult question.
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The more difficult question involves intent — whether Mr. Trump acted "corruptly" when he sought to stymie the investigation.
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Yet a more difficult question to answer is: What are the economic costs to society as a whole?
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Perhaps a bigger and more difficult question, according to industry experts, is how people will access the network.
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Yet, that still would leave the difficult question of what constitutes a "judicial proceeding" for grand jury disclosures.
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The Berghain case is particularly thorny because it asks a difficult question: what, for tax purposes, is high culture?
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What they are not eager to do is face the difficult question on how such claims should be confirmed.
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It's a difficult question, and we will not agree, but even asking it together creates a kind of community.
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In my view, this is the most crucial, most difficult question that single-payer plans need to grapple with.
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If the injury had manifested itself in December or January, that would have been a much more difficult question.
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The business-as-usual attitude raises a difficult question: Are investors too complacent in their assessment of lingering risks?
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While this is a difficult question to answer, several studies suggest that learning outcomes are significantly higher in charters.
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Even today, it can be a difficult question for how you react to someone who is essentially being incredibly rude.
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We conveniently provided the photos to make it easy for you to answer this difficult question over 9 key categories.
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Whether that is feasible in states that have embraced fracking would be a very difficult question for them to answer.
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That is becoming a more difficult question to answer: Apple is running out of iPhone surface real estate to repurpose.
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The definition isn't there Reliably quantifying mass shootings requires answering a surprisingly difficult question: What exactly is a mass shooting?
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Trillion and a half is a really tough lift, because the difficult question is: how do you pay for it?
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Here are some takeaways from the debate: Asked a provocative and difficult question — what racial blind spots do you have?
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Which leads to a difficult question: Why, 16 months into a brighter phase of his life, did Avicii end it?
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"The more difficult question to answer is why the children were 'buried' in such an inappropriate manner," the report said.
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WHEELDON It's a very difficult question to answer, especially in the position that we are, making this musical right now.
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What makes that a difficult question is not the degrees of right and wrong, or how long ago something happened.
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Any credible carbon market, though, must solve a terribly difficult question that arises when counting up a nation's emission reductions.
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Whether all this money and work achieved the central goal for most motorists is a more difficult question to answer.
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The more difficult question is whether a Medicare for All plan is the best way to achieve universal health coverage.
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Facebook isn&apost the only major social media company facing the difficult question of how to deal with political advertising.
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It's a difficult question, but advocates say the state's efforts over the last decade can serve as a national example.
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" — along with the more difficult question, "How do I acknowledge the opposing side if I really don't understand their position?
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"I applaud the authors for taking on the task of investigating such a difficult question in comparative cognition," Perry told Gizmodo.
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This leaves NASA administrators with a difficult question: do they keep the people currently aboard the ISS for longer than planned?
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It is a difficult question at the global level, as nations struggle to balance their self-interest with the collective good.
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It is a difficult question, and many businesses are willing to throw money at the wall just to see what sticks.
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Determining who is going to vote this November and later in 2020 is the most difficult question pollsters face, Newall said.
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Naturally, given the sheer volume of incredibly good Lil Wayne lines that exist, this is an incredibly difficult question to answer.
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This is an exceedingly difficult question because there are a lot of different ethical considerations going into Amazon orders right now.
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"It's a difficult question," said Christopher Whalen, head of Whalen Global Advisors and himself once rumored for a Fed governorship appointment.
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Wine School Amontillado is one of those wines that pose an immediate and difficult question: When do I drink this bottle?
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If you asked me in 50 years, it would be a difficult question, but 300 years, it's a very easy question.
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But there's another, more difficult question we should also be asking about the midterms: Will we collectively accept the results as legitimate?
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Last night, when Corden and Kardashian went head-to-head in the game, she was asked a difficult question about her family.
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The answers seems like a resounding "no," but it also raises another, more difficult question: How do you know who to trust?
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All of this is to say that predicting how and where automation will have the greatest impact is an extremely difficult question.
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But that's a difficult question to study empirically, and previous research hasn't found much evidence for a strong mismeasurement effect on productivity.
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One is that they're so desperate to avoid even the semblance of a difficult question that they're looking far down Fox's bench.
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The difficult question of who "we" are, when we are faced with a controversial artwork, is the curator's only remaining raison d'être.
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This disparity, however, naturally raises the difficult question of whether white-collar sentences are too short or other sentences are too long.
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Whether the proceeds from big-game hunting should be used to protect threatened and endangered species is a difficult question to answer.
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" Like Davis, Thurston sought to address "the more difficult question" of "when it is legitimate to use that label for everyday behaviors.
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To have a better experience — to ask the difficult question, share a moment of vulnerability or discuss symptoms — start by being mindful.
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This is a difficult question, because the films that I make are seductive, but in a different way [from some other movies].
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Finally, we asked dozens of people in three states what it means to be patriotic — a difficult question at a divided time.
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It is a particularly difficult question in light of Sunday's botched test, because it is still unclear exactly what missile was launched.
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Yes. It's noticeable that whenever Trump hasn't got an answer for a difficult question, he'll say that the public doesn't care about it.
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But Kim had a simple answer to an equally difficult question: How would they both get there, to that better, healthier, stronger place?
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It's a surprisingly difficult question to answer, given that Customs and Border Protection itself doesn't have good metrics for what "works" or not.
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The more difficult question is, what do you do about legal content that is not a violation of the platform's terms of service?
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So the international process in theory could start but what happens to the people on the ground is a much more difficult question.
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Howard Finkelstein, the chief public defender in Broward County, said the case would present a difficult question: Should society execute mentally ill people?
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President Trump's proposal to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization raises the difficult question of just whom he intends to target.
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This approach adds a layer of humanity to an often dry and difficult question: How does America go to war, or end one?
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Howard Finkelstein, the chief public defender in Broward County, said the case will present a difficult question: Should society execute mentally ill people?
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Normally, that's a really difficult question — especially in areas, like immigration, where precedent says the courts need to defer to the executive branch.
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But that didn't stop us from getting some good discussion about (GOTY) Prey, Lego Worlds, and several deep and difficult Question Bucket entries.
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And then the question becomes a much more difficult question for you as a libertarian about privacy and rights that, you know, private works.
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This is a difficult question because immigration affects virtually every aspect of the economy and, moreover, because outcomes may vary across time and place.
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But Soph's popularity raises another, perhaps more difficult question, about whether YouTube has an obligation to protect such users from themselves — and one another.
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But the hours of testimony about the social media company's practices seemed to focus on a larger, more difficult question: What is Facebook, exactly?
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While that is a useful development, it brings economics to a very difficult question, which is: what can usefully be done about that inequality?
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If your entire answer to that very difficult question is 'Free speech,' then, I'm sorry, that tells me that you're not really paying attention.
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"That's a difficult question to answer, " said Jennifer Higgins, the associate director of refugee, asylum and international operations at US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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" It's a nice one: "The practice of responding to an accusation or difficult question by making a counter-accusation or raising a different issue.
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What giving 4203 to everyone will mean for Twitter's future is a difficult question, and one with neither a 140- or 280-character answer.
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In the long months until then, Australia and New Zealand will continue to grapple with a difficult question: Could the massacre have been prevented?
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It's a really difficult question to separate that raw stuff from how that raw stuff is channeled through the political structure of a given place.
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Whether all those companies together you just mentioned [Google, Facebook and the ISPs] do in fact compete in the same space is a difficult question.
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The question is: Will these two break the string of two debates by actually asking a Democrat in the room something resembling a difficult question?
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Inaction by the ATF would present GOP leaders with the difficult question of whether they'd step in to enact the ban they say they want.
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If so, she would be in one of the smallest groups of Washington (that could be a difficult question under oath in a future hearing).
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The data really exposed that difficult question and forced us as an organization to make a philosophical stand that we're here for people in crisis.
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So that's going to be a really difficult question, but I think at this point it is looking like all Republicans are on board together.
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The difficult question, however, is how do we, as higher education leaders, create an atmosphere in which people will not be afraid of challenging conversations?
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But the temporal code model faces a difficult question: If a gap is "longer" or "shorter," it has to be longer or shorter relative to something.
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In short, the difficult question for the open source community isn't whether more funding is a good idea, but rather how this funding should be distributed.
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Upon his release five weeks later, he grappled with the difficult question faced by the newly sober: how do you fill the void left by drinking?
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Figuring out if or how to provide coverage to those people if federal funds supporting the expansion are eliminated is a difficult question for the GOP.
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"It's a genuinely difficult question," says Kate Shaw, an associate law professor at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, who says Trump's words reveal his intentions.
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Justice Kennedy's style, when confronted with the difficult question of exceptions to right claims, was to write aspirationally of a world where exception would be unneeded.
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Why you should learn this kind of discipline but not the other kind — the one that stops you from drinking to excess — is a difficult question.
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"I get asked all the time about MJ, LeBron, and it's such a difficult question to ask," Kerr said, according to a USA Today report on Saturday.
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"Safe And Sound," my friends, tackles the impossibly difficult question of who deserves a safe space, and, therefore, who actually deserves to be considered a cultural minority.
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It's a difficult question to answer, in part because it brings up a host of other related questions: Do you consider WikiLeaks a journalistic organization or not?
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That's one question we're often asked, and it's a difficult question because it depends on a lot of factors, including the strength of the actual lightning strike.
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Acting alone, Mr. Bissonnette also raised a difficult question: How did a mousy and soft-spoken chess-obsessed student from a middle class family become a killer?
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On a tour of Seville late last year, guide Moises Hassan-Amselem reflected on the difficult question of whether the looted works should be returned to Seville.
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The search for a solution to the difficult question of how to decide someone's legal gender is obscured by the vicious argument between trans campaigners and their critics.
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Unfortunately, whether the more than 40 million Americans who wear contacts will be able to access these breakthroughs easily and affordably is a more difficult question to answer.
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The most brilliant way to respond to a difficult question is to ask questions — and to continue asking until you get clarification on key aspects of the question.
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"You know, this is such a profoundly difficult question," she told the man who spent 39 years behind bars and almost died for a murder he didn't commit.
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Where those trends come from is a more difficult question — a question that a particular group of people is paid a great deal to try and figure out.
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For a recent essay, Dan Barry explores a difficult question: What are Americans to make of the routine we've developed when it comes to reacting to mass shootings?
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On "The Daily," we grapple with a difficult question: How can the mental health system stop gun violence when mental illness is so rarely the cause of it?
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Here's what you need to know: • After three terrorist attacks in 73 days despite widespread surveillance, Britain is facing the difficult question of what more it can do.
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President Trump and Democrats want to fix an important health care problem, but lawmakers still have one very difficult question to figure out before they can move forward.
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When pressed to name some vendors that should be placed on this naughty list, Chaplain said it's a difficult question to answer, as in some cases there's shared responsibility.
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A difficult question which can have serious consequences for children, according to a new report by Plan International, which has been gathering data and analyzing statistics on young adults.
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He had an answer ready for every question, every followup, and never once dodged a difficult question nor was he afraid to honestly inform the public of imminent trouble.
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It's a difficult question to grapple with, made more so because she's unable to admit to herself that perhaps she doesn't love him quite as much as she should.
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Pinning down what Quakers actually believe about anything is a "very difficult question", according to Ben Pink Dandelion, who runs a Quaker studies centre at the University of Birmingham.
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He has run many businesses and certainly could have "created" many jobs (I put to one side the difficult question whether any individual can take credit for "creating" jobs).
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"We talk about the pros and the cons in a Socratic dialogue so that they can think through themselves how they might answer that very difficult question," Gorsuch said.
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Given all the good that unions can do for the working and middle classes, one must face the difficult question of why those who struggle economically do not join.
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How Wells Fargo handled its settlement raises the difficult question of when a company must disclose information to investors because it is material to their evaluation of a business.
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The case was the court's third attempt to answer the difficult question of whether the existence of probable cause was always enough to defeat a lawsuit claiming retaliatory arrest.
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"It's not clear that the Democrats would want to die on that hill partly because approving it avoids the difficult question of what else to do," Professor Rowlands said.
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Aside from perennial nature-or-nurture questions, there is the more difficult question of why that intelligence was so often matched by such bracing originality and high-minded purpose.
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Like the villagers in the play we are then asked the difficult question, and the answer we give should help us see ourselves more clearly - if we are honest.
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Harris seemed to dodge any difficult question with a standard "we should have that conversation" line that left you not really sure if she had a hard and fast opinion.
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How much — and under what conditions — the government should have access to our data is a difficult question that has only grown thornier as technology had advanced over the years.
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The second and more difficult question is whether Mrs May will be able to carry her own party with her as she moves slowly towards compromises with her EU partners.
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"This is the most difficult question for me," says Li, tonight highlighting his high-end lifestyle further by wearing a polo shirt featuring a large Mercedes logo on the chest.
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"It's a major threshold ... a really difficult question will be whether Donald Trump feels like he's (been) backed into a corner and doesn't have options short of war," he said.
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We'll never be able to rescue every species from the brink, so we're left with a difficult question: How do we decide where to devote our time, attention, and money?
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"It's a difficult question because in some cases there's a shared responsibility between NASA and the contractor," said Cristina Chaplain, director of contracting and national security acquisitions at GAO, said.
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That difficult question sits at the center of a recent article about an audacious new bill that would essentially force California cities to allow eight-story buildings around transit stops.
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Eventually. It's been a surprisingly difficult question to answer amid a back-and-forth between President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as the partial government shutdown drags on.
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The cover story of this week's Times Magazine asks a difficult question: Why are black American mothers and babies dying at more than double the rate of their white counterparts?
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The "Belamy" case is an exception because it raises the difficult question of how much code Obvious should have altered for their program to become sufficiently different from Barrat's original.
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The difficult question is: is it breast milk that improves their brain or is it that growing up with parents who are better educated and have better incomes makes a difference?
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Twitter lit up with reactions to her words; many users were refreshed to hear a pageant contestant speak honestly and forcefully, and not provide a canned answer to a difficult question.
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And so, journalists must face a difficult question before seeking to publish information that comes from hackers or other unauthorized leaks: Does this information directly affect the well-being of society?
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That is raising a difficult question, for Japan and for the world: Can even the costliest systems be future-proofed in an age of storms made more powerful by climate change?
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" But when asked whether more troops are needed in South Korea as threats from North Korea grow, Milley said that was "a very difficult question, full of all kinds of nuances.
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MORE: What Trump told '60 Minutes' Jerusalem: The most difficult question Riyad Mansour, the Palestinian Ambassador to the United Nations, told a conference in Washington, DC on Friday: "If [the US administration moves the embassy to Jerusalem], nobody should blame us for unleashing all of the weapons that we have in the UN to defend ourselves, and we have a lot of weapons in the UN." Jerusalem has always been the most difficult question in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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How the Democrats can fix this white voter problem in a way that repairs the party's fortunes without sacrificing its liberalism or its most vulnerable constituents is a separate and difficult question.
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Now, as it weighs how to proceed, the US must confront a difficult question: Is it really prepared to cut off intelligence sharing with key partners who open their doors to Huawei?
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U.S. cities and lawmakers are grappling with the difficult question of how best to keep people safe in public spaces after the deadly truck attack on a New York City bike path.
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But a Democratic filibuster of Mr. Trump's choice seems likely, which would force Republicans to confront the difficult question of jettisoning the Senate filibuster for all presidential nominees, once and for all.
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"This is a difficult question because there are several constraints in there, both at the parts level and at the production level, and we're looking to kind of break those," Cook said.
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Why women find more use for them than men would be a difficult question to answer, but such is the case, and the circulars issued by the publishers will bear out the assertion.
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Donald Trump is scheduled to give a major speech on immigration Wednesday in Arizona, finally attempting to settle what has become a surprisingly difficult question: What would President Donald Trump do on immigration?
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Analyzing social media behavior (language in posts or "likes") might easily show if someone is happy or sad, "but if you're depressed or not — it's a more difficult question to answer," Guntuku said.
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"The more difficult question for Australia is how does it help the US accept that China has its own strategic sphere in Asia and that shouldn't be seen as a threat," he said.
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One way to respond to this difficult question: The Court could simply throw up its hands and declare that state lawmakers can operate free from federal judicial oversight, as it did in Rucho.
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The United States, by objecting to the nature of the vote, was able to dodge the more difficult question of whether Crimeans might in fact really have desired to become part of Russia.
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As this sort of diagnostic testing becomes widespread, more people who fear their memories are slipping will face a difficult question: Would I really want to know if I were getting Alzheimer's disease?
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I often find something that tends to work is that you say to someone beforehand: "Look, I know you might not want to talk about this" or—and this is truthful, not just emotional manipulation—if you preface a difficult question by saying, "Look, this is a difficult question for me to ask," I do think that often results in the person entertaining the question in at least an honest or more serious way than if you just spring it.
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Sean MullenAssociate Professor, Biology, Boston University, whose research is aimed at understanding the origin and maintenance of diversity at all levels of biological organizationThis is a pretty difficult question to answer for several reasons.
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" Read: World's first hydrogen train to go into service Passionate about the environment from an early age, Umesh was granted permission for the adoption by his biological parents -- "It is a very difficult question.
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That, too, isn't a very difficult question to answer: Anyone who can exterminate Muslims on an industrial scale and scapegoat the Jews for his misfortunes is going to be a friend to the jackbooted.
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Leo Strauss had taught that ancient philosophy was superior to modern thought, but this left a difficult question for Straussians about what to do with the United States, a nation born in modern times.
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He called the offer of aid the most difficult question he'd ever been asked, but he relented: ''If we didn't accept Plaisted's food, we should have to kill and eat the dogs,'' he wrote.
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The story raises a big, difficult question that sits at the heart of California's efforts to simultaneously combat poverty and climate change: Is it possible to build a dense city that is also affordable?
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In one instance, according to a House Democratic aide, a Democratic lawmaker asked a difficult question, prompting the briefers to turn to a Republican for an easier question while ignoring the one just asked.
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"In the initial stage, the most difficult question is how much of the standing structure can be consolidated and retained and how much of it might need to be taken down and rebuilt," said Maude.
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"When you asked people 10 years ago whether they'd drive an electric car, it was a difficult question to answer, because the only electric car that people knew of was a golf cart," he said.
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"When you asked people 403 years ago whether they'd drive an electric car, it was a difficult question to answer, because the only electric car that people knew of was a golf cart," he said.
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Of course, that's not the case for everyone, and there's no right answer to this difficult question of whether or not a scene like that should be shown in a television series aimed at teenagers.
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On a recent episode of Slate's parenting podcast Mom and Dad are Fighting, a caller brings up a difficult question: Assuming you're wealthy, how much money should you leave to your children when you die?
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Dr. Tom Frieden, a former CDC director, said whether to recommend the frail and elderly avoid air travel is "a difficult question," but clearly this is a time when such conversations should be taking place.
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From there, it's all a matter of emphasizing that there are grown ups available if someone has harmed them, has approached them in an inappropriate way, or if they have a difficult question to ask.
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How do you think—this is a difficult question, I think, if you don't want to be the spokesperson for all media and journalism—but...I am not the spokesperson for all media and journalism.
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In the wake of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, which resulted in 58 deaths and over 500 people injured, many parents are faced with the difficult question: How do I explain this to my child?
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"A really difficult question will be whether Donald Trump feels like he's (been) backed into a corner and doesn't have options short of war," Adam Mount, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, told CNN.
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My insurance transfer is just one answer to a particularly difficult question: What happens once the hundreds of millions of European Union citizens are cut off from Europe's most powerful finance pump, the City of London?
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With a victory by Beijing's favored candidate all but a foregone conclusion, some are raising a difficult question: Did pro-democracy demonstrators miscalculate when they rallied against Beijing's offer of a popular vote three years ago?
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A more complete explanation requires getting into the weeds and trying to answer a theoretical-but-difficult question: What would the performance of an iPhone 7 be if it used the full potential of the Qualcomm chip?
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Like other artists, she is attempting to work out the answer to a difficult question: how to maximise the money made selling digital files that many listeners can easily (if not always legally) obtain free of charge.
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Analysis of bullets like the ones Dr. Vickaryous removed from victims may eventually answer another difficult question: whether some people were caught in the crossfire and shot by the police, said Dr. Jan Garavaglia, Dr. Stephany's predecessor.
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After tests on Friday revealed that Chris Parmelee's strained right hamstring could displace him for at least a month, the Yankees were forced to swallow down a difficult question about their situation at first base: Who's left?
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A more difficult question is whether the President's behavior is damaging his credibility as the commander in chief, who at any moment could be charged with sending troops to fight, and possibly die, in a national crisis.
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They could also take on the difficult question of what to do when a cyber attack prevents holding a timely or trustworthy election and implement appropriate policy to guide action in the aftermath of such an event.
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"The difficult question to answer is where trading levels settle to once the curiosity has died down ... However, it is clear that 'vegan' is entering the mainstream with alternative dietary trends on the rise," Canaccord Genuity analysts said.
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The candidates were forced to deal with the genuinely difficult question of how to respond to horrific human rights abuses by one of the world's most powerful nations — and, to the candidates' credit, they had genuinely interesting answers.
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As a result, more and more doctors and parents are facing a difficult question: Should very heavy teenagers have bariatric surgery, a radical operation that is the only treatment proved to produce lasting weight loss in severely obese people?
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But to point out that Moore is a crank and a charlatan would raise the difficult question of why a crank and charlatan has published in all the major conservative journals and held prominent positions in major conservative think tanks.
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"In my judgment, it is past time to confront the difficult question left open" by the Supreme Court's 2004 ruling on who could be detained under the 2001 authorization for use of military force, said Justice Stephen Breyer in a statement.
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The argument from Sanders and Warren is that middle-class families end up with a good deal in that trade, but whether that's true is a difficult question to answer without an analysis from a source like the Congressional Budget Office.
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The prospect of "perpetual detention" for the remaining Guantánamo prisoners is alarming, he wrote, and "it is past time to confront the difficult question" of how long an AUMF can continue to provide the legal foundation for holding detainees without trial.
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HHS has come under fire for not giving an exact number of children in its custody who have been separated from their parents at the border, but it's a difficult question to answer, HHS Secretary Alex Azar told reporters Thursday.
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But the more difficult question for journalists is whether these charges should become grounds for feeding frenzies — all-consuming, multi-day stories that, by virtue of their blanket coverage, signal to audiences that they outweigh everything else about a candidate.
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Defining what counts as a religion under the law "has been a notoriously difficult question for the courts ever since the founding," said James Sonne, a Stanford Law School professor and the director of the Religious Liberty Clinic at the university.
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While Florida braced for a direct hit that ultimately did not come, our correspondents looked into how the storm could test the state's nursing homes, the difficult question of whether to stay or evacuate and lessons learned from past storms.
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As Florida braced for a direct hit that ultimately did not come, our correspondents looked into how the storm could test the state's nursing homes, the difficult question of whether to stay or evacuate and lessons learned from past storms.
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While Florida braced for a direct hit that ultimately did not come, our correspondents looked into how the storm could test the state's nursing homes, the difficult question of whether to stay or evacuate and lessons learned from past storms.
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As a result, more and more doctors and parents are facing a difficult question: Should very heavy teenagers undergo such a radical operation, even if it is the only treatment proven to produce lasting weight loss in severely obese people?
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AGAINST the Brexit tide that swept Britain, 62% of Scots voted to stay in the European Union on June 23rd, presenting the first minister of Scotland's devolved government, Nicola Sturgeon, with a difficult question: whether to push for a second independence referendum.
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But whatever the decision, and whatever the fallout, the mere suggestion of pulling out has raised a difficult question: How can we build sustainable, long-term climate change policy when every democracy around the world changes leaders, and ideology, every few years?
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One of my favorite questions is Peter Thiel's question, "What do you believe that nobody else does?" because it's a very difficult question to prepare for because, whatever you say, by definition the person asking it isn't going to like the answer.
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This is a difficult question for me because I know a lot of individuals who work tirelessly to make Glasgow's nightlife worthy of its legendary status and I feel like I'm betraying them by admitting that I don't like going out very much.
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There is a very difficult question about whether there should be a vote on President Trump's nominee at all, given the Republican Senate's history-breaking record of obstruction on Judge Merrick B. Garland — perhaps the most qualified nominee ever for the high court.
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It's a scene that occurs early in Carolyn Chute's new novel, "The Recipe for Revolution," and a scene that presents a difficult question for the Republican wives who witness it and the journalists who write about it: Exactly what the hell is happening?
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The primary advantages of this approach would be that it would avoid the difficult question of whether DACA is itself legal, and it could potentially appeal to liberal justices like Kagan who want to avoid the worst-case scenario for DACA beneficiaries.
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But it also raises a genuinely difficult question: how to keep grids working smoothly in an era of cheap natural gas, which is hard for baseload power plants to compete with, and renewable energy, which is dependent on the vagaries of the wind and sun?
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In addition to seeing an interview wherein Trump was permitted to ramble on without ever truly answering a single difficult question, we were treated to repeated references to the fact that King Donald had been kind enough to allow Keilar on his exclusive private jet.
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Last week, when news broke (again) that Cambridge Analytica had allegedly misused 50 million Facebook users' data, it immediately raised a difficult question: When a company possesses information about some 2 billion people, is its chief obligation to share that information, or protect it?
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So, that's a difficult question to answer, I think, from my perspective, and from the Border Patrol perspective right now, having that support and having that ability to go out and do the job that they were hired for is certainly bringing up their morale.
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I Was Misinformed When one is a woman of a certain age, there are an increasing number of funerals to attend, and thus my friends and I are dealing with a wrenching and difficult question: When it is O.K. to hit on the widower?
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It turns out that neutrinos have a habit of oscillating into other sorts of neutrinos and this may be linked to the very difficult question in cosmology of why all of the universe's matter didn't annihilate with all of its antimatter and disappear in a hot blink.
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But at this year's conference, held this week in Scottsdale, Arizona, a procession of top tech execs were pressed to answer the same difficult question again and again: What will happen if mounting antitrust scrutiny of the tech industry forces their companies to be broken up?
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This left Republican legislators not just with some difficult trade-offs to grapple with, but with the difficult question of how to break the news to the American people that the outcome of their legislation was going to bear no resemblance whatsoever to what had been promised.
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Ultimately, Lucia's mental illness brings her crashing back down to Earth, and Miranda — who has finally found peace in her own life — must confront a difficult question: At what point do sisterly bonds break — and how far should one sister go to save the other from herself?
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If Medicare-for-all proponents sweep into power in 2021 after five or six years of evading the difficult question of how (or whether) to offset the spending, there isn't some easy solution that's going to magically emerge and swiftly obtain consensus after President Sanders's inauguration.
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"It is past time to confront the difficult question left open by" a 240 ruling allowing the indefinite detention of Guantánamo detainees captured after the 226 American invasion of Afghanistan, Justice Breyer wrote in a statement about the denial of the request to hear the man's appeal.
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That difficult question: In a war that effectively has no end, is it lawful to hold a person in perpetual detention, until he dies of natural causes decades after his capture, because he was once part of an enemy force — though never charged with committing a crime?
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A senior law enforcement official who has been briefed by Homeland Security officials, along with law enforcement officials around the country, said using the law would raise a difficult question for the future: How will the government define which emergencies warrant the speeding up of manufacturing?
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That left the jurors to decide whether each officer was guilty of second-degree murder — a difficult question to answer in unanimous agreement, even with video and audio recordings and dozens of other pieces of evidence, even with Sandy's history and the public scrutiny on Albuquerque police.
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Since he's someone whose policy positions and style are completely different from the presidents of recent decades and is known for his unpredictability, his election presents the nearly seven billion people who share the planet with him with a most difficult question: How do you deal with Donald Trump?
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Rather than the sort of "simple decision" framing that Miller himself disingenuously invokes as a call for order, it is a very difficult question indeed, one that involves the complex dynamics of social power and speech, and the differing responsibilities and roles of governments, private companies and individuals.
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For some people that can be a difficult question, because while the Galaxy Note 10+ is easily the best Galaxy Note yet and one of the most unique phones on the market, there are some things about it that could be instant deal breakers for a lot of people.
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To aid in that process, new research — published Thursday in the journal Science — has tackled the difficult question of how the public actually feels driverless cars should behave when such an ethical quandary is presented — and how the vehicle's programming might affect its willingness to actually drive around in one.
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Almost since the moment they backed in to being good thanks to the cold feet of James Dolan during the 2012-13 season, the Toronto Raptors have been faced with a difficult question: Is their core good enough to warrant mortgaging the future to push their near-term window open further?
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When public confirmation came from his brother, Joe Escalante, that Greg had taken his own life, the shock deepened, turned to sadness and generated a difficult question: How could such a beloved public figure — a man who meant so much to so many — have been in so much private pain?
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How they take on that responsibility is a difficult question, one the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC, is addressing with In Conversation: Awareness, Action and Dissent, a series of panels around Ai's current show, Ai Weiwei: Trace at Hirshhorn, which continues at the museum through January 1.
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By making these rulings, the court cast itself as a "national policymaker" — and in so doing raised a difficult question: When should the justices, unelected figures in robes, reflect majority will and when should they stand for "Right or Justice" so as to protect minorities from tyranny by the majority?
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Policing hate speech is notoriously a difficult task At the end of those fights, Twitter would be faced with the difficult question of which ideologies are so unpleasant that they can't be allowed on the platform at all — and there's reason to fear it may not be left to the company to decide.
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Apropos of nothing, but clearly using it as an opportunity to sidestep the difficult question at hand, Trump brought up Clinton's use of a private email server and seemed to peddle his favorite conspiracy theory about how thoroughly the FBI actually conducted the investigation of Clinton and the hacking of the DNC's emails.
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As public opinion -- and scientific understanding -- on sexuality has shifted with remarkable speed, many denominations, including Mormon leaders, have had to grapple with a difficult question: How do they maintain traditional doctrine that homosexual acts are sinful, while accepting and ministering to gay and lesbian Mormons who sincerely wish to remain part of their church?
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When Mr. Brady and Mr. Ryan officially abandoned that provision in late July, Republicans faced a difficult question: How would they raise enough revenues in a tax bill to ensure they did not add further to the federal budget deficit, after complaining throughout the Obama administration that deficits and debt were choking the economy?
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Shortly after that vote, House lawmakers will jump on planes and trains and decamp to their districts for what is scheduled to be a 85033-day break from the Capitol, leaving Senate Republicans with the difficult question of whether to consider the House package, take up one of their own, or punt the issue until after the break.
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This is a very difficult question to answer without knowing the type and cut of meat, how the animal was raised, how it was processed, and whether or not it's organic, explains Ray Gamble, PhD, director of the Fellowship Programs Office of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, who has studied public health and food safety.
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Mr. Davis's case is one of several in recent years that has forced officials to wrestle with a difficult question: whether Mr. Manson's followers should be granted leniency because of their relative youth at the time of the murders, or because they may have been under the sway of Mr. Manson, who was considered a charismatic and ruthless leader.
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President Obama is grappling with the difficult question of how to handle his successor, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, after he leaves office in January.
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No matter how the Supreme Court resolves the difficult question of whether the order is legally permissible, anyone who believes that it is important to have some potential judicial checks on the president's power to prohibit groups from entering the country has occasion to celebrate the court's holdings that courts have the power to review orders of this type and that states have standing to obtain review of such orders.
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The only thing that doesn't appear directly on some kind of public record is that Dixon and his staff found the whole question—and by that, the question of whether the president was subject to criminal process and, more directly, whether a vice president was subject to criminal process—to be [such] a sufficiently difficult question, and one of first impression, that he called me in my capacity as the attorney general's executive assistant at home one evening after normal hours, and wanted kind of offline advice as to how the attorney general hoped the opinion would turn out.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) are facing the difficult question of how to deal with President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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