It's been difficult to read the paper this past year.
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It made the book slightly difficult to read, Guo said.
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It's difficult to read the situation ... a lot is privately owned.
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Heralded as mysterious and "enigmatic," Styles is, indeed, difficult to read.
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Fittingly, the exhibition itself is difficult to read at first glance.
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Terms of service are long and can be difficult to read.
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Dyslexia is a learning disorder that makes it difficult to read.
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Cersei's scenes with Tyrion and Jaime are ultimately rather difficult to read.
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They scream and scream but their affect is difficult to read. Surprise?
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Such works are by their very nature difficult to read or view.
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The labor market has been especially difficult to read in recent years.
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Second, several aspects of the economic situation are very difficult to read.
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Some texts are so difficult to read they are de facto censored.
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"Today's story in the New York Times was difficult to read," they wrote.
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It's that self-pummeling that also makes the book very difficult to read.
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It's difficult to read both Olympios' official statement and details of her experience.
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She was then, as she is now, expressionless, calm, refined and difficult to read.
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The note can be a little difficult to read, so we transcribed it, below.
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Some Scorpios really are as difficult to read as your average horoscope would suggest.
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Kantar's Sunnebo told CNBC that it's difficult to read too much into its valuation.
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Everything about this is difficult to read, and the video is horrible to watch.
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But it's true that Stan always has a good serve, and difficult to read.
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It is true that the long vernacular passages sometimes make "Barracoon" difficult to read.
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But over time, URLs have gotten more and more difficult to read and understand.
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Unfortunately, that one is so bunched up that it's difficult to read from afar.
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The lengthy catalog of clergy sexual abuses in the report is difficult to read.
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Mammograms of dense breasts are known to be more difficult to read and interpret.
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From: Sundar Hi everyone, Today's story in the New York Times was difficult to read.
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They're also the most intimate pages of the book, and the most difficult to read.
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There's no doubt that "Who Is Rich?" is difficult to read, and that's by design.
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"It's been difficult to read the paper this past year," wrote Ellen Mackler of Connecticut.
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And that's why I find it very, very difficult to read a poster like that.
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Google's statement is below:Hi everyone,Today's story in the New York Times was difficult to read.
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MS: It was very difficult to read and some of the other things that that happened.
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But it's difficult to read these quotes and not be a smidgen skeptical (emphasis my own).
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It's difficult to read King's comments as anything other than a sly insult aimed at Mexicans.
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"The list we get is difficult to read and comprehend, even as a doctor," Clark said.
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It's really difficult to read work by a friend because you can see right through it.
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When I first returned to the diary, many years ago, I found it difficult to read.
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It is not surprising that policies that are more difficult to read take longer to read.
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It is difficult to read the 800 pages of "Belonging" and not reach the same conclusion.
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Their accounts are difficult to read, but it's important to elevate their voices and share their stories.
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Another study from 2009 found that most pregnancy-test instructions are too difficult to read and understand.
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I'm not a particularly squeamish person, but I did find parts of the book difficult to read.
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"Unfortunately they were very difficult to read since his handwriting was even worse than mine," said Cicio.
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The lesson is that it's difficult to read too much into the result of a single primary.
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That sea of redactions makes the public version of Mueller's filing quite difficult to read and understand.
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I've seen it shown four layers high, which makes it difficult to read all the textual inclusions.
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"The situation in our neighboring countries is difficult to read," Citigroup country head Mathieu Gelis told journalists.
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Public opinion is difficult to read, not least because critics of the government are afraid to speak out.
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This mention comes with the standard caveat that Corporate Jet information can be noisy and difficult to read.
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But that would make it more difficult to read tweets in longer conversations, because of all the clicking.
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Perhaps others find him difficult to read precisely because he has deliberately blocked off a part of himself.
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But for Homer the stories about Porter were still difficult to read because, she added, the problems remain pervasive.
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The price lists that many hospitals are releasing to comply with this regulation are often incredibly difficult to read.
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"The outlook is difficult to read," said one investor, citing Brexit and the prospect of trade wars in 20.8797.
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"It is very difficult to read some articles claiming we are just a bunch of bloodthirsty creeps," she said.
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But on mobile, advertisements often make it difficult to read the content — even obscuring an article's text as you scroll.
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As for those all-caps headlines, "don't do it," Schultz said, adding they're difficult to read and slow recipients down.
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"Some of the findings in the report are difficult to read," Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said at the news conference.
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For Shannon Donnelly, 24, "Milk and Honey" was "sometimes difficult to read" because she has struggled with depression and anxiety.
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The ligatures (when two letters connect) make no sense — they make a simple, six-letter name quite difficult to read.
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The images surrounding them are separated by black paint, preventing the work from feeling too crowded or difficult to read.
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Many of the pages, she added, are difficult to read: "They're mostly working drafts and sketches," not intended for posterity.
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She calls this a "fatal mistake," in part because the low quality image file makes your resume difficult to read.
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All too familiar with the grief of a miscarriage, she finds advocacy posts and stories of about them difficult to read.
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It is difficult to read policy in Laos because its leaders are so uncommunicative, but Western diplomats have detected some shifts.
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Rest in Power is difficult to read, in part because Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin did not ask to become authors.
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" The F.D.A. also said that requiring both grams and teaspoons would "cause clutter and make the labels more difficult to read.
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The leaking data was not immediately visible to app users, and the data was scrambled to make it difficult to read.
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At one point, as she read her statement, she apologized to the court, saying it was difficult to read through her tears.
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It is difficult to read too much into the results of six days of early voting eight months before a midterm election.
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Goings on within North Korea, particularly that involve the country's political system, are notoriously opaque and difficult to read, even for experts.
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Venture capital investment term sheets are notoriously difficult to read, especially if you've just received your first-ever proposal for your startup.
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The specifics of her allegations are extremely difficult to read, especially considering she was pregnant during one of the more severe alleged attacks.
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The watch's proprietary software felt sluggish, the display is fairly dim and difficult to read, and the design itself won't appeal to everyone.
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The full company email from Pichai and Naughton follows below: Hi everyone, Today's story in the New York Times was difficult to read.
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White is better here, but it is difficult to read the minute and second markers because they're in a fainter grayish-black hue.
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The Constitution itself isn't that difficult to read, in part because it was intended to be read by farmers (18th-century American voters).
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" It was difficult to read the expression on his face, she said, but "he seemed very well-versed in what he was doing.
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The guidelines are cumbersome, difficult to read and are for the use of SSA and State Disability Determination Services in administering the program.
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That may have made the outside of the envelopes more difficult to read than last year's, which featured gold paper and red lettering.
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Among other problems, care plans are difficult to read due to the font size and format of the report, Boyd said by email.
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It is difficult to read too much into the results of this election, given that Mr. Moore was such an unusually weak candidate.
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New app Wemogee uses the ideograms to help people with aphasia, a language-processing disorder that makes it difficult to read, write or talk.
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Critics might call the triple-screen instrument cluster a clumsy mess that's difficult to read from behind the wheel, and, well, they'd be right.
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I was really nervous for this because he's difficult to read, but it turns out he's been very happy with my work thus far!
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TSA screeners hope the changes will help cut down on problems with overpacked carry-on bags that make security X-rays difficult to read.
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Which highlights the other, more insidious way through which rumors proliferate, which in turn makes it even more difficult to read the hidden messages.
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" Albeit, it's difficult to read his plan for action without thinking of the old adage that "falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it.
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It wasn't difficult to read the woman's gestures — she was struggling to push her baby's carriage while lugging the large box around the store.
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"It is very difficult to read into these minutes any clues that the MPC is trying to downplay a May rate hike," he said.
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It's difficult to read this collection without thinking about how timely it is, but its force is in no sense dependent on that congruity.
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Poorly designed cards make information difficult to read and may not optimize the opportunities they represent to remind parents of when their child needs vaccines.
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Microsoft has even included a toggle within the body of emails so you can disable the dark mode if a message is difficult to read.
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Also, the screen is bigger than the one on the Nano S but it's still quite small, and the fonts can be difficult to read.
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Indeed, it's not difficult to read Mr. Saunders's "Congratulations, By the Way" or David Foster Wallace's "This is Water" and be reduced to muffled sobbing.
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The ways in which poetry sometimes becomes difficult to read are signaling the ways in which language becomes insufficient for what we need to communicate.
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These days there would be a four-hour tutorial telling players how to jump, so I'm fine with SotN being a little difficult to read.
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It is sublimely difficult to read for someone who is not familiar with the genre of Success Studies, especially in its ruminative and philosophical first half.
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For people who aren't familiar with their bodies, or sexually experienced, it may be difficult to read the signs that they're going to ejaculate, she says.
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What would have made the data far more difficult to read than simple coding would be encryption, a digital lockbox that is very hard to pick.
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May: I've also heard from other readers that the story was so brutal they had to put the book down; it was too difficult to read.
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It's difficult to read politics or sociological context into it: it didn't conform to this stereotyping of things which you get with programs like Geordie Shore.
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These wild contradictions in Trump's apparent worldview, the policies that veer between radically realist and outright colonialist, are what make his foreign policy so difficult to read.
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It also lacks the contrast of an e-ink display, and I found it very difficult to read without a lot of ambient light in a room.
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But it's not difficult to read between the lines: both shows are female-led and rely on humor about women, something that clearly made network executives nervous.
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There are still some shortcomings as text can be difficult to read, and coding in the C++ language is challenging when in the lower resolution virtual world.
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It's difficult to read the passage and not think of beloved Francie Nolan peering out another window in another New York City borough, almost 100 years earlier.
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" Mr. Sloan added that last week's report was "incredibly difficult to read" because of "the very direct criticism of a company that I care a lot about.
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With coal imports seemingly not being driven by market fundamentals, it makes it difficult to read too much into their overall significance for the state of China's economy.
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The best metrics of the AirPods' success will likely come from outside tracking firms, since the little information we do get from Apple will be difficult to read.
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Over the centuries, the newspaper has become brittle and awkwardly creased in ways that make it difficult to read, even tearing when you try to turn the page.
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From a paragraph that is difficult to read, to a stranger declaring they are their teacher for that day, our students lack coping skills and have no patience.
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In a particularly difficult-to-read episode, we hear about a three-year-old girl who finds a "pineapple" and starts playing with it until the grenade explodes.
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The accidental death of Franklin Pierce's 11-year-old boy is so gruesome it's difficult to read about, especially knowing that Pierce had already lost two other sons.
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The paper was difficult to read and lacked the necessary funds to produce regular photography, which Mr. Ochs immediately addressed by changing the type and improving the presses.
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Our reviewer compared Urrea's book to Elie Wiesel's "Night," his memoir of life and death in an internment camp, and says that it's just as difficult to read.
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Mr. Trump, who is always difficult to read and is capable of changing his mind at any minute, has also praised Mr. Giuliani in recent conversations with acquaintances.
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"It is very difficult to read the body language of the rating agencies," new Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said in London this week, having just meet with Moody's.
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The form itself is single-spaced, blurry and difficult to read, as if the original was misplaced, forcing the staff to continually photocopy a half-used, crumpled one.
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Still, Ben Nimmo, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab, said that it would have been difficult to read the digital signs before the attack.
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Sure, you could track your time with a pace clock on the surface, but the one at my public pool is small and difficult to read from far away.
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CNBC posted an internal email from Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Eileen Naughton, VP of people operations, responding to the Times story, which was "difficult to read," they wrote.
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France's Total, whose net adjusted profit beat expectations by $400 million, also relied on a strong performance by its trading and petrochemicals units, which are equally difficult to read.
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The latest error added to last year's sample changes that helped push up average pay calculations, making it more difficult to read the actual strength of wages, Miyamae said.
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But that said, perhaps it was a bit too clever, as it really made the stories difficult to read, so much so that it was easier to go online.
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The main complaint about subtitles is that it can be difficult to read and follow the action, and that can subsequently make processing the media you're consuming more difficult.
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Because the images are difficult to read, Google and Northwestern's study developed a machine-learning model to read them, then compared the results with those of six experienced radiologists.
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These harrowing accounts (which focus primarily on sexual assault but inevitably involve all manner of exploitation) are difficult to read for sure, but they are also illuminating — and, often, inspiring.
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This makes it more difficult to read back through the transcription because our mind is trained to see a new line as a new paragraph – or at least, a pause.
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"When we tested materials similar to the ones in normal pregnancy tests, the wait until the text appears was almost an hour, and still very difficult to read," Hansson says.
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The first number, which will be between zero to 100, is based on the Flesch Reading Ease test, zero being the most difficult to read and 100 being the easiest.
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It is difficult to read them and believe that Edward Snowden should spend the majority of his adult life in jail, far less face the possibility of the death penalty.
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While it's difficult to read too much into early vote data, this should definitely be kept in mind when thinking about how the race might swing in the final days.
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Drollinger did not hesitate to oblige, though he improvised a bit of patter, words that would make it difficult to read the moment as a wholehearted endorsement of the Ortega regime.
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The archivists at Columbia had to undo some damage to the book, as several pages had a dark stain that made it difficult to read, and also made the flaps brittle.
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It was really difficult to read the Roland manuals because they were written in poor English and difficult to understand… and I had no clue what the hell I was doing.
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In short, it's difficult to read anything from this development alone: this referral could mean McCabe gets charged with a crime, but it also could mean that he avoids charges completely.
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Aside from market pressure, nothing prevents sites from using dark patterns to trick users, or rendering pages difficult to read and slow to load by cluttering them with ads and trackers.
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"Today's story in the New York Times was difficult to read," Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Eileen Naughton, vice president of people operations, wrote in an email to company employees on Thursday.
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"I am sorry to say that it is difficult to read these emails and avoid a conclusion of research misconduct," Brian Nosek, a psychologist at the University of Virginia, told BuzzFeed News.
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In his latest show at Marc Straus Gallery, Puder depicts abandoned architectural structures, precariously stacked on top of one another in a way that makes it difficult to read them as buildings.
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You can still find analog scales with a single needle that points to your weight, but none of these are included in our guide because they are difficult to read and imprecise.
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Tapping the button to launch the consent process takes the user to a nine-page PDF document in 12-point font—the kind of thing that's really difficult to read on your iPhone.
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"At this point, it is difficult to read anything into this verdict as far as the outcome of the trial in Milan involving Shell and its former employees is concerned," the memo said.
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Pros: Swiss made, minimal design, multiple colors availableCons: If you need an easy-to-read watch, the lack of a second hand and hour and minute markers makes it more difficult to read
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"Suffice it to say, though not conclusive as to capacity, that those details are difficult to read in describing how this man is hanging on to life," Judge Cowan said in the ruling.
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It is difficult to read Romney's column and not think that he won't at least be part of any conversation about which Republican might be able to take on Trump for the Republican nomination.
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Maybe it's revealing that "Let Me Help" (2015), the one painting that aspires to be a political narrative, is a very beautiful presentation of two struggling figures, an action that's oddly difficult to read.
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Good silhouettes allow players to identify and assess the threat of an incoming force in just a few seconds, but the examples in Halo Wars 2 are difficult to read at that kind of pace.
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Because of that attitude, the trust put off requests for digital editions, and was only swayed recently when a reader wrote to Salinger to say that her disability made it difficult to read physical books.
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"It is difficult to read the outcome of the January FOMC meeting as anything other than the Fed capitulating to recent market volatility," Barclays chief US economist Michael Gapen wrote in a note to clients.
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As a result the display always looks a little fuzzy (I swear it's not a problem with my camera) but is also very difficult to read outdoors in the sun, despite it being so bright indoors.
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As Republican delegates, alternates, and their guests stood to greet their new leader, Trump's face was difficult to read—even though his emotional range, at least publicly, tends to alternate between calm braggadocio and spectacular anger.
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He said that he had found the nocturnal visit "unpleasant" on the whole, because there were too many people and it had been difficult to read the labels or to see the smaller, more delicate drawings.
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Sections of this timeline, a public artwork titled "Omoide No Shotokyo" by artists Sheila Levrant de Bretteville and Sonya Ishii, are stained or cracked, making some of its letters difficult to read from top to bottom.
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Bennett said the four-page find was discovered inside a spiral notebook under cushions in the singer's living room, though the handwriting is difficult to read and there are words scratched out and phrases in the margins.
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"It is difficult to read the environment in coming hours because you have a mixture of intensification of fighting and politicization of humanitarian aid ... It is high time to de-link humanitarian work from politics," Mardini said.
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Given the scientific consensus on global warming, it is difficult to read this political resistance as anything other than a pledge of allegiance to the oil-and-gas industry, which is headquartered right in the hurricane strike zone.
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Readers may find the "claustrophobic" description of her "mental swirl" difficult to read, writes Gates, but the author does a stellar job of showing what it's like to live with OCD, a condition from which his daughter suffers.
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A Times reviewer compared this book, one of a several Mr. Urrea has written which reckon with border life, to Elie Wiesel's "Night," about life in an internment camp, and says that it's just as difficult to read.
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They include storing and sharing documents that are hundreds of pages long, scanning of paper documents with charts that are difficult to read, dealing with a mix of paper and electronic records and protecting the privacy of electronic data.
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DoNotPay asks users a series of questions, such as whether a parking sign was difficult to read or a ticket had incorrect details, then produces a letter with a formal legal defense that drivers can mail in or submit online.
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Lee said while it is always incredibly difficult to read the power dynamics of the North Korean regime from outside the country, Kim was a young leader who had to set up a power base to potentially rule for decades.
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While the stories are heart-wrenching and difficult to read, and the images shared from inside trauma centers were beyond words, they are mission critical to demonstrating to the public why our role in gun violence is front and center.
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The mode can be useful for those who find the bright glare of a white screen more difficult to read or harsher to view, including those situations where one spouse is trying to sleep while the other is tweeting in bed.
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It's very difficult to read Volume II of the Mueller report, which details the special counsel's obstruction of justice probe, and come away with any other conclusion than that President Donald Trump engaged in an extensive effort to impede the Russia investigation.
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Pros: Excellent app, features eco mode with geofencing, uses machine-learning AI to optimize your schedule, simple installation, attractive lookCons: Doesn't work with most non-Nest/Alexa devices, the screen is difficult to read due to low contrast, doesn't support all HVAC systems
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It's difficult to read these stories and not conclude the myth of the lazy millennial was popularized by parents with enough privilege to actually support their children financially, whose voices were amplified over an entirely different reality lived by millions of people.
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Even with the extra few degrees that the screen hinge (which lifts the entire back of the base of the laptop off a desk) provides, it's just plain difficult to read the frustratingly flat display, especially if your office has a lot of overhead lighting.
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Its 1.38-inch, fully round display is very sharp — LG boasts that the 480 x 480 pixel P-OLED's 348PPI resolution is the highest you can currently get on a smartwatch — and often looks great, but it can still be difficult to read outdoors.
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Others had intentionally confusing designs where subscription opt-in buttons would say things like "Start" or "Continue" in big text, while the text that explains you're actually agreeing to a paid subscription is tiny, grayed out, difficult to read or hidden in some other way.
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Although the couple admitted that it had been difficult to read the news that President Donald Trump would send troops to the border, they hoped to request asylum in the US and prayed that God would help the President understand the hardships they had lived through.
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This made it all the more difficult to read the heartbreaking story of a tennis prodigy who is one operation away from resuming a career in which she showed so much promise, but who lives in pain, supporting a mother and coaching — at the age of 19.
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But reading Mary Ventura now, with full knowledge of Plath's biography, it's difficult to read Mary's decision to get off the train as anything but a suicide allegory: Life is unbearable and leads to nothing but ruin, the story seems to suggest, and the only way out is to stop living.
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The Expanse's Belters speak in a jargon-heavy, accented slang, and although it's downplayed somewhat in the TV show relative to the books, they often communicate via large arm gestures, which Belter culture developed because they spent much of their lives in spacesuits that made facial expressions difficult to read.
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Roberts and Kavanaugh were also difficult to read in November when the Court heard a case concerning the Trump administration's efforts to terminate DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) -- the Obama era program that shields hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who arrived in the US as children from deportation.
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While testing is difficult to read because teams run different engine modes and fuel levels, and do not make the data public, the consensus was that Ferrari had the fastest car based on its race pace measured over a number of laps and will be the team to beat this season.
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"The flyers included racial slurs in big, bolded font, but the majority of the posters' content was in a font that was more difficult to read, and those words were a direct indictment of the infighting of the Democratic Party," Logan Martin, a sophomore and president of the campus College Democrats, told Refinery29.
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Instead, in a letter to all employees, they described it as "difficult to read" and went over steps the company has taken to make everyone feel safe at work, noting that Google has fired 48 people for sexual harassment over the last two years without giving any of them an exit package.
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" She continues, stating one of the most important pieces of information that any male or female engaging in sexual intercourse NEEDS to understand, "Although it's often difficult to read and understand body language, the fact that some individuals interpret the absence of a "no" as a "yes" is problematic at least, criminal at worst.
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Although it functions like the more expensive Learning Thermostat, it only comes in durable white plastic (the Learning Thermostat is made out of metal and comes in many colors); it has a lower-resolution display that can be difficult to read; and it's compatible with 85% of HVAC systems (compared to 95% for the Learning Thermostat).
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A summary of the prison's celebrity guests includes encounters with Bertrand Russell (who served six months in 1918 for "pacifist activities"), Mick Jagger (a single night on remand for drug possession) and Oswald Mosley (who complained, during his detention for being a Nazi sympathiser, that he found it difficult to read over the din caused by his fellow prisoners playing table tennis).
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It is difficult to read her intentions, but certainly it is possible that she wanted to indicate sympathy with the commercial artists whose work had been quoted; her show at Allan Stone (which she shared with the artist John Fischer) was pointedly entitled Odd Man In. It is also intriguing that the image — in all three versions — takes the act of looking as its central theme.
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The contemporary literature of East and Southeast Asia also touches on these topics: The 2007 South Korean novel "The Vegetarian," by Han Kang, tells of a wife's revulsion to meat that upends her place in society; the short stories of the Japanese writer Taeko Kono, whose violent fantasies of disemboweling toddlers can be difficult to read, speak to a deep-seated rage of being an independent woman in 1960s Japan.
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What makes the book so difficult to read is not just the eye-popping stats, like the fact that we could potentially avoid 1503 million excess premature deaths by the end of century from air pollution (the equivalent of 25 Holocausts or twice the number of deaths from World War II) if we could limit average global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius or hold warming at 2 degrees without relying on negative emissions.
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There are some cracks that have developed in this thesis: 1) these names have become overbought, with many big industrials trading at roughly 20 times forward earnings, certainly a "full" valuation, 2) the China data has been choppy and difficult to read, and 3) the dollar slide has been so notable that there is talk that it may be bottoming, and Tuesday's notable reversal (the Dollar Index is up after being down notably earlier in the day) certainly lends credence to that idea.
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WE SAW IN HURRICANE HARVEY A BIG INCREASE IN GASOLINE PRICES BUT THOSE EFFECTS TEND TO BE PRETTY TRANSITORY THE LONGER RUN EFFECT OF DISASTER UNFORTUNATLEY IS THAT IT ACTUALLY LIFTS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO REBUILD ALL THE THINGS DAMAGED BY THESE STORM WHEN WE THINK ABOUT THE IMPACT OF THESE STORMS FIRST OF ALL ITS GOING TO MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO READ THE ECONOMIC DATA OVER THE NEXT FEW MONTHS BECAUSE ITS GOING TO BE HARD TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THE DATA WOULD HAVE BEEN -- THE HURRICANES AND SECONDLY WILL END UP BOOSTING THE ECONOMY AS WE GET TO LATER THIS YEAR.
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