But Mr Lieberman will not have an easy time either.
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Mr Modi has a very easy time with the press.
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But political reformers seldom have an easy time in America.
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You're having an easy time tapping into your power today.
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It's not an easy time to be a department store.
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But it was not an easy time in her life.
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Freshman year is an easy time to attach to people.
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Not that the parks have an easy time dressing her.
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Mr. Duque is not having an easy time as president.
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It's not an easy time to be an American farmer.
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Trevor Noah had an easy time making fun of it.
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Some frontrunners have had a relatively easy time of winning.
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"This is not an easy time for Russia, it is not an easy time for athletics," said Dmitry Shlyakhtin, who was elected as the new president of the Russian Athletics Federation (VFLA) on Saturday.
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But it is not an easy time for the lenders either.
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It is not an easy time to invest in them either.
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This has been a remarkably easy time to be a bull.
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Autistic children typically don't have an easy time learning to swim.
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I know many of our peers have not had an easy time.
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Plus, she'll have an easy time spotting her stuff at luggage claim.
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It is not an easy time to be the treasurer of Pennsylvania.
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Priebus has not had an easy time of it throughout his tenure.
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If so, the Senate would have an easy time confirming Obama's selection.
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"Mom-and-pop operations may not have an easy time," Susser said.
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Not every coal company is having an easy time getting a loan.
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This wasn't an easy time for me, the photographer or our editors.
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Not surprisingly, this self-selected group had an easy time of it.
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But, like our ancestors, we are not living in an easy time.
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That said, there will be plenty of taking-it-easy time, allegedly. 4.
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It was supposed to be the slow time of year, the easy time.
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He's not giving you an easy time when you're out on the court.
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Unfortunately, it will never be an easy time to go through this process.
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"This is not an easy time for classical music here," Mr. Rattle said.
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Europe and Asia and have a relatively easy time in Northern California, but age
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Alexander Skarsgård had a pretty easy time getting his first acting job in America.
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Mekdad's involvement, it's not as if the health agency has had an easy time.
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You're exhausted, Taurus, but don't bet on having an easy time falling asleep tonight.
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Unfortunately, however, Udinese are not having an easy time of it at the moment.
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It's an easy time to be shady, but a terrible idea to do so.
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You'll have an easy time connecting with people, especially when Venus and Pluto meet.
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So Americans who want the vaccine may not have an easy time getting it.
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I wonder if it's why I have such an easy time letting go of people.
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Those who did, often queuing for hours, did not have an easy time of it.
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Orlando police haven't had an easy time working with Amazon's face-scanning technology, documents show.
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And white people in Seattle often don't have a very easy time talking about it.
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Of course, not all pets and animals have not had an easy time of it.
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Warren Richardson: When I first moved to Hungary, I didn't have a very easy time.
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So much fun is in the air, but this is an easy time to overindulge.
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"No one is having an easy time hiring blue-collar workers today," Mr. Peterson said.
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For all their good intentions, the senators are not going to have an easy time.
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"This is not an easy time for our country or our profession," Mr. Rubin said.
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The Federal Reserve has had a relatively easy time over the last year or two.
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But Netflix hasn't had an easy time spreading through India since it launched there in 2016.
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Though Mr. Gupta has not had an easy time in prison, he will get one break.
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Historically, presidents have had a rather easy time getting their favoured candidates onto the highest court.
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But that doesn't mean passengers with disabilities have an easy time exercising their right to aviation.
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But the doctor's didn't have such an easy time figuring out what had caused the infection.
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It is not clear why some women are not having an easy time with the app.
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Generally, about half of astronauts have an easy time sleeping while the other half struggle, he says.
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First, Trump has had a very easy time turning his celebrity fan base into a meaningful constituency.
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"I also think he would have a relatively easy time getting through the approval process," said Simons.
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Either way, it's likely he won't be having an easy time of it when he does reappear.
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Whatever you're hoping to win, Taurus, this will be an easy time for you to win it.
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That's why they have such an easy time banning flavored e-cigarettes, but not menthol real cigarettes.
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That means, should Amazon choose to lease existing office space, it would have a relatively easy time.
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There was never an easy time to solve this problem because it is not a simple problem.
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Speaking of the Heels, look for them to have a relatively easy time dispatching Syracuse in Saturday's nightcap.
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Even if weed is to blame for your sluggishness, Earleywine suggests a couple of easy time-tested remedies.
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No candidate in either party will have an easy time capturing consecutive wins in the next two contests.
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Many Democrats angrily complain that the media is giving the Republican an easy time in pursuit of ratings.
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That's not to say the feds will have an easy time getting manufacturers to cough up their data.
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It wasn't an easy time; for one thing, Mr. Danilian barely spoke English; he learned by studying movies.
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But the state was unable to demonstrate that Louisiana doctors will have an easy time getting admitting privileges.
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"Part of being in a great economy is that it's an easy time to make transitions," Challenger said.
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Fitness tracker The holidays are an easy time to overindulge and end up feeling downright gross by January.
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Actors and other creators don't always have an easy time accepting that they're part of a beloved ship.
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And yet during her life, she did not have an easy time being taken seriously by the church establishment.
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She has an easy time circling around Zenyatta and dealing damage while he tries to line up a shot.
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It's not an easy time to be Romanian in this country, as evidence of various hate crimes can attest.
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Chris Kirk and Branden Grace had an easy time winning their matches to finish 2-1 in their group.
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Viktor Komarovsky, the sexual predator in "Doctor Zhivago," would have had an easy time of it in Nabokov's America.
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Fit, square-jawed and telegenic, he was expected to have a relatively easy time winning re-election in November.
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I'm pretty sure that using them was the biggest reason our kids had a relatively easy time of it.
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Don't expect to have an easy time getting into the city if you're planning on staying outside city limits, either.
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When it comes to placing the Teleporter, choose a spot that the enemy team won't have an easy time reaching.
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There's nothing you love more than your secrets, but this won't be an easy time to keep them under wraps.
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Not an easy time in your life, kiddo, but you will survive … and who they were will make you better.
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For one, neither of you has an easy time committing unless you really, deeply believe in the person or project.
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Fintechs have had a relatively easy time raising money thanks to a slew of eager investors with cash to spend.
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Fintechs have had a relatively easy time raising money thanks to a slew of eager investors with cash to spend.
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Be sure not to misplace your keys or important paperwork—this is an easy time to lose track of things.
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France had an easy time with visiting Britain, which was without Andy Murray because of an elbow injury, in Normandy.
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It was a tricky time for anyone who loved Paul Simon, and surely not an easy time for Simon himself.
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Just because contactless payments are already popular in Australia, however, does not mean mobile payment apps will have an easy time.
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Beth Ditto: Well, the last Gossip album was good, but I don't think anybody had a very easy time making it.
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MACCALLUM: But predators of this kind often do not have an easy time of it when they land in prison. Correct?
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I also have some people in my life who didn't have an easy time, and assumed that was my fate too.
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It hasn't had an easy time there lately, even in left-leaning, tech-friendly cities like San Francisco and New York.
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Major third-party presidential candidates have never had an easy time of it, even when they were former presidents or billionaires.
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Essentially, his argument was that Obama had an easy time against Mitt Romney in 2012 because of the auto bailout issue.
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He had an easy time against Shane Lowry, who faced elimination regardless of the outcome, and beat him, 4 and 3.
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That said, new brands don't have an easy time building that trust without a physical presence and billion dollar marketing budgets.
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Alex Jay Balan, chief security researcher for Bitdefender, told Recode that iBaby "should have a relatively easy time fixing these" problems.
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Musk probably won't have an easy time moving forward with a buyout even if he avoids the SEC's glare, Gorman said.
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The investment bank noted that bellwether barrels from the North Sea and West Africa are having a relatively easy time finding buyers.
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So I have not used the ones that come with the tent, so I had a very easy time setting it up.
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Still, the findings suggest that consumers may not have an easy time finding a reliable fitness tracker to monitor exercise, Schoenfeld said.
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Third-seeded Daniil Medvedev of Russia had a relatively easy time with American wild card Bjorn Fratangelo, winning 6-3, 63-4.
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Back in 2010, Dr. Mak had an easy time with the purchase of her sunny 630-square-foot unit, which cost $495,000.
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User reviews on Amazon are very positive, and most people had a very easy time making high-end espresso with the machine.
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Additionally, it quickly became clear that the new administration would not have an easy time getting new economic policies enacted by Congress.
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Despite his propensity for attracting negative attention, however, King has generally had a relatively easy time getting re-elected by local voters.
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He was in an open relationship he said, and his girlfriend was having an easy time finding new partners but he wasn't.
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Nevertheless, the Austrian is not expecting an easy time of it and is braced for a hard afternoon's slog in sweltering temperatures.
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He was in an open relationship, he said, and his girlfriend was having an easy time finding new partners but he wasn't.
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Public health officials have a comparatively easy time keeping track of families; the same goes for patients who infect health care workers.
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No media outlets are having an easy time financially, and in 2012, The Onion had to move to Chicago from New York.
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Yet in the St. Louis area, buyers in the 21-2000 age group are having a comparatively easy time, data tracked by Realtor.
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It's not an easy time for the euro zone with flat growth in Germany and a short-lived recession in Italy worrying investors.
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The commentary ahead of the meeting from Chinese state media suggested the two countries would not have an easy time reaching an agreement.
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Like Joe Louis in the Second World War, Ali could've had an easy time in the Army, fighting charity matches and raising morale.
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You're facing some obstacles, and you aren't having an easy time saying what you want to say—don't be too hard on yourself.
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And no one who wanted an easy time of it would commit to three dozen exposed, exhausting performances of the complete Bach suites.
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The Russian completely dominated Henderson over five rounds and immediately dispelled any hopes of him having an easy time with his new employers.
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My having an easy time writing my Globes coverage is very much not the priority here, including for me on a personal level.
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They had a relatively easy time dispatching the Blue Jackets in five, and just finished off the Capitals in a grueling seven games.
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Carmelo Anthony ain't gonna have an easy time finding a new squad after the Rockets boot him to the curb ... so says Byron Scott.
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But like other high-profile sexual abuse victims before them, we know they won't have an easy time explaining their actions to a jury.
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Smuggling organizations tend to have "infrastructure and support" in urban areas — and people crossing on their own have an easy time blending into the crowd.
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Religiously affiliated bosses across the Western world have had quite an easy time of it, but there is reason to think that may change soon.
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Sanders should have had a relatively easy time arguing that Clinton is to their party's right, as Barack Obama did to great success in 2008.
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Rogue were going to have an easy time pushing the payload farther once they got it, but had a tough time pushing past Misfits' defense.
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If voters approve Amendment 69, that's language nobody—not the legislature, not the program's elected board, not even voters—will have an easy time changing.
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Looking at his record of achievement and resume indicates that Reyes would have an easy time being confirmed as the new chairman of the FTC.
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I'm still president, but suspended," he told Russian news channel RT. "It was not an easy time for me, it's still not the easiest time.
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Housing finance reform went nowhere over the last eight years, so we should not assume it will have an easy time of it in 2017.
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And so Hitler had an easy time claiming that the Army had been robbed of victory by the sinister machinations of socialists, pacifists, and Jews.
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And, because they're not locked into long-term deals, but could bolt at basically anytime, they could have a relatively easy time getting better rates.
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The Moon and sweet Venus in down-to-earth Virgo connect at 10:43 AM, making this an easy time for communication and getting along.
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Students with rich parents may have an easy time finding a co-signer, but their grades may indicate they are not yet prepared for college.
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"A woman used to have an easy time finding a job after she had given birth once," said a classmate at my high school reunion.
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Winter is not an easy time for most plants and animals; even in the best circumstances, it often means the grinding, slowing-down of existence.
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NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — The United States Ryder Cup captain, Jim Furyk, had an easy time deciding on three of his four picks for the team.
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It's possible that more women would follow guidelines if they understood the recommendations and had an easy time accessing and affording groceries, the researchers note.
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Mnuchin could have a relatively easy time clearing a Senate vote, as at least two Republicans would need to defect for him not to get confirmed.
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Mom of two Ashley Clifford is having an easy time with breastfeeding this time around, but she understands firsthand the pain of being unable to nurse.
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It might look fairly terrifying coming at you with all those metal urchin-like appendages, but it'll have an easy time maneuvering and reaching its destination.
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But after a fragmented first quarter, the Rockets regrouped and had an easy time with a Phoenix Suns team that has come apart at the seams.
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"Since we both didn't know what we were doing in certain respects, she says, "it was a fun and easy time to work with each other.
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Watch out for feeling belittled or underestimated today (this is not something you have an easy time dealing with, since you work your ass off, Capricorn).
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I don't know that they're going to have an easy time dismissing all this as empty campaign rhetoric, and I don't know that we should, either.
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I can't imagine that these women had an easy time taking care of their physical and mental health during this ordeal, and that care is expensive.
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And the precedent of George W. Bush's tax policy has left even many of Trump's strongest critics assuming he'll have a pretty easy time doing it.
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The general hasn't had an easy time in the Trump White House, notoriously shut out of the inner circle that Kelly and Mattis enjoy membership in.
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This all means that far from having an unusually difficult time unifying the party, once the campaign is over Clinton should have an unusually easy time.
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With the cost of servicing debt at record lows, companies have had both an easy time selling debt to yield-hungry investors and in servicing their debt.
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"We're two actors who are very dedicated to what they do and have a very easy time separating who we are and who we are as characters."
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You'll have an easy time winning people over—Venus is the planet of charisma, and while it's in your sign, people will be extra charmed by you.
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In fact, when we asked if TB12 was going to have an easy time playing for the dude down in Florida ... Ike couldn't have been more convinced.
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Republicans should have had an easy time winning an Alabama Senate seat — but they really could lose Tuesday as the state's wild, extraordinary race comes to an end.
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Romance is in the air, too, and if you've been trying to convince someone to see things your way, this is an easy time to win them over!
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But both 2000 statewide elections were so close they went into recounts, and the Trump campaign isn't exactly expecting an easy time of it in Florida in 2020.
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As one of the few women in a top job at a major U.S. tech company, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty did not have an easy time getting there.
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It certainly hasn't been an easy time for Barclays over the last year or so, but things are now looking up, CEO Jes Staley told CNBC on Monday.
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Still, even if a buyer had to break the bank to land the unit, he or she would have a relatively easy time keeping current on the maintenance.
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But even though Amazon has transformed the way Americans buy products as different as books and diapers, it may not have such an easy time with prescription drugs.
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It is not an easy time for people to feel hopeful, with the effects of global warming no longer theoretical, projections becoming more dire and governmental action lagging.
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If she's truly back in old form by the time the Tokyo games kick off, Andonovski certainly will not have an easy time denying her a roster spot.
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Cruz did not have an easy time of it from the Fox News moderators — who made sure the main attack lines on Cruz got a lot of airtime.
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Rockets have easy time with lowly Suns PHOENIX — Houston coach J.B. Bickerstaff called his team "broken" after the Rockets limped into the All-Star Break with three straight losses.
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The other people in my class, along with my teacher, seem to have such an easy time discussing issue after issue, while I am silently hiding my scared thoughts.
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Perhaps the best and clearest evidence that the labor market continues to be depressed is that employers have had an easy time getting people to work at a discount.
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Ms. Spencer also made her own clothes, and had an easy time working with the doll's famously unusual proportions, she said, because they weren't so far from her own.
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Photo: LonginesWhat Longines has done is come up with a clever way to integrate the timepiece with an app on your smartphone for easy time-zone adjustments while you're traveling.
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Pro-Trump Republicans should be worried that Hillary Clinton's campaign will have an easy time picking off-the-wall sound bites from that speech to feature in their attack ads.
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Some were to be expected: Dairy Queen, Netflix and the tourism bureaus of beautiful tropical places all had an easy time making the case for themselves to snow-bound consumers.
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The veteran Rivers had an easy time of it in his last meeting with Miami, amassing 1 passing yards and three scores in a 30-14 victory on Dec. 20.
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A fast-growing new social platform has an easy time attracting influencer interest, because it tends to be easier to grow an audience there than on a more established platform.
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"Even if the race is winnowed down to one-on-one, I think that it's presumptuous to think that one person would have an easy time against Donald Trump," he said.
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Despite the copious amounts of venture funding that have flowed to them in recent years, food tech startups haven't had an easy time of it especially in the food delivery game.
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When the time comes for her to go out into the world and get a job, Greer is uncertain of her way but seems to have a remarkably easy time nonetheless.
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And in this corner: The Tampa Bay Lightning (54-23-5, 333 points, +56), who had a surprisingly easy time with the Bruins while winning their second-round matchup in five.
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"The core of the dilemma that Democrats face right now is that neither Bloomberg nor Sanders will have an easy time uniting the party if they win the nomination," he said.
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EVEN THE Holy See's greatest defenders would acknowledge this much: this is not an easy time for the Vatican to be burnishing its credentials as a defender of vulnerable youngsters from exploitation.
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Recently fired Google engineer James Damore, author of the now-infamous 'antidiversity memo' that caused a firestorm both at Google and beyond, had a fairly easy time finding support from his coworkers.
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Tyrion has never had an easy time of it on Game of Thrones, but throughout season 7, he wasn't just put upon and tormented by his family, his circumstances, and his life.
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But, yes, some people have been slightly distracted by shitty racist comments, because the direct aftermath of a horrific event is a pretty easy time to get a rise out of someone.
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We all have an individual chronotype — the main biological trait that explains why some people have an easy time starting their day at sunrise and others hate waking up before 10 a.m.
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It is not an easy time to be speaking up for a journalism that follows the facts wherever they lead, even if our readers (or our president) don't want to be taken there.
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If Democrats think they will have an easy time stopping him in the fall, they might want to take a closer look at the characters who have been attracting the masses in recent years.
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The Alabama senator didn't have an easy time of it during the over eight hours of testimony and question in the Judiciary Committee, but Democrats also didn't draw blood to change the political dynamic.
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Despite leading in the polls for months, Trump has had a relatively easy time, and his opponents have attacked their fellow stragglers more than the man who has won three of four primary contests.
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Scoot, as it turns out, was having a not-so-easy time raising additional venture capital and sold to Bird for less than $25 million (way under its last valuation of $71 million). Ouch.
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You're not supposed to have an easy time restoring it; when one or more characters run low, that means it's probably time to call it a day and head back to the real world.
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However, not everyone is having an easy time getting along: Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7, creating a chilly atmosphere in your relationships—this is an important time to stay mature and responsible.
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A former fashion model, married to a billionaire, who lives in a triplex penthouse at Trump Tower, she is never going to have an easy time persuading the downtrodden that she understands their problems.
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All of which is to say that the algorithm that implored me to buy that ticket was helpless before a question that any sentient NBA-aware human would have had an easy time answering.
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So far, the state governments and civil rights groups suing the Trump administration over the ban, calling it a cover for unconstitutional discrimination against Muslims, have had a pretty easy time of it in court.
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"It has not been an easy time but I am training hard for Rio," said Le Clos, who is hoping for gold in the 100 and 200m butterfly and also competing in the individual medley.
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It's only natural for moms-to-be to want to know if they'll have an easy time breastfeeding well in advance — and usually that's impossible to find out until they've got a baby in-hand.
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" Noting that Williams became popular in 1947, he continued: "It was right after the war, which was not an easy time for the American man to admit that he was so lonesome he could cry.
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The easy time Senate Republicans had passing a budget resolution Thursday night is not expected to be repeated when they take up a tax bill, and Mr. Trump will need every vote he can get.
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It would be even more wonderful if having a hand in these high-profile projects gave them an appetite for backing other talented chefs and restaurateurs who don't have such an easy time getting financing.
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Hays and West lament that they each know a couple guys who came back from 'Nam pretty messed up and haven't had an easy time since, so you never know what this Woodard guy is like.
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So, going back to Lieutenant Colonel Vindman, you'd think that as a current Army officer and Iraq war vet, he'd have a relatively easy time, being treated with respect after speaking out, but this is 2019.
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"It's never an easy time to be homeless regardless of the weather and when you add extreme weather like this into the mix, it makes life that much more difficult for people experiencing it," he said.
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And even customers who have signed up with WeWork for longer terms would most likely have a relatively easy time breaking their agreements, said Tom Smith, a cofounder of Truss, an online commercial real-estate marketplace.
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For some today it's not so easy - Time out: Almost Heaven… on a bun - Trump reportedly wanted Russia charges pre-summit - Roby rolls to victory despite past trump criticism - Smells like schnitzel PUTIN OR THE DEMOCRATS?
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"My husband and I were just sobbing, in tears ... because they had had fun, and I didn't remember, really, the last time that they were laughing like that and just really had an easy time," Yates said.
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This isn't going to be an easy time—not only is it in the middle of eclipse season (more on that later), but on July 25, the Sun will square off with Uranus and stir up surprises.
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He had an easy time finding roommates — "Julia Child's house brought together all kinds of strange folks" — including a Miss America beauty pageant contestant and a member of the dance team for the Washington Wizards basketball team.
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As DataGravity looks for engineers to work on storage and security issues and designers and data scientists to develop analytics and visualization tools, DataGravity, along with other nearby companies like Plexxi, have an easy time attracting suburban talent.
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It's not an easy time in the world right now so I hope that, in the old tradition of films being a form of escapism and a way to dream, this film can do that for its viewers.
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I had a really easy time in high school getting good grades, but when I was in my first year, that dramatically changed and it had been the first time I regularly got Cs. I couldn't believe it.
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"If they seek to keep things as they are, where wealth grows and remains hyperconcentrated in few hands while most people's salaries barely cover basic expenses, he won't have an easy time making deals in Congress," she said.
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Just because 72% of the house backed impeachment does not mean Mr Temer will have an easy time putting together simple majorities for reforms in Congress, let alone the three-fifths of both houses needed to amend the constitution.
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League of Legends LCS might have an easy time moving to a franchise model because of its popularity and increasing infrastructure, but it's entirely possible that the much of the esports economy beyond LoL is more bubble than bedrock.
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While the US regards Russia's air defenses as potent, and experts say even F-22 stealth jets wouldn't have an easy time taking them out, the US can just overwhelm any defenses with a massive volley of cruise missiles.
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Joakim Noah, a center who played for nearly a decade in Chicago, is also a Knick these days and is not having an easy time of it, either, as he hears criticism that he looks washed up at 31.
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The coffee chain currently has 2,400 stores in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (approximately 10 percent of its stores globally), but has not had an easy time introducing its trademark drinks, like the Frappuccino, to the international market.
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Neither top-ranked Duke nor Texas had an easy time of it in first-round action at the Phil Knight Invitational tournament - but Friday is a new day, as the teams face off in Round 2 action in Portland, Ore.
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Of course, Twitter hasn't always had an easy time managing its gamer user base – a smaller subset of gamers, the #GamerGate crowd, have been responsible for some of the most vicious trolling the site and its users have ever faced.
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People with a Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime account — or a friend who lets you piggyback off of theirs — will have an easy time transitioning to Prime Video Channels if they're new to options outside of a traditional cable box.
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The even better news is that he may not be asked to do much, as Dallas's impenetrable offensive line should have a fairly easy time opening wide holes for Ezekiel Elliott, a rookie running back who could put up monster numbers.
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SEC QUARTERFINALS Jamal Murray scored 23 points, Alex Poythress made a career-best four 3-pointers, and No. 16 Kentucky had an easy time in an 85-59 rout of Alabama (18-143) in the Southeastern Conference tournament in Nashville.
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The Celtics' strong record at home has led some to speculate that if they can hold on to a high seed — they are third in the East at 39-27 — they will have a relatively easy time in the playoffs.
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But this talk is about the erosion of that, that we can point a camera at your eyes and see when your eyes dilate, which actually detects cognitive strains—when you're having a hard time understanding something or an easy time understanding something.
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Jostens was purchased less than a year ago by Jarden, but analysts say lackluster sales growth and questions about the relevance of such things as yearbook pages in the digital age may make it an easy time to say goodbye to this business.
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As nationalist and populist sentiments rise in the West, what government in what country would have an easy time convincing their voters to change the country's name, consciously reducing their role in history or adding a geographical qualifier, no matter the benefits?
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However, he explains, the academic statue he used to kill Marina was dropped in a nearby lake and the authorities will have an easy time finding it after Carla inevitably tells them where to look (a cutaway shows her doing just that).
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USC hasn't had an easy time in any of its first four victories, but the Trojans are a lot better off than last season, when they opened 1-3, including 0-2 in the Pac-12 after losses to Stanford and Utah.
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As a result, a coalition of red states that wanted a court order striking down Obamacare had an easy time getting their case before O'Connor, who rewarded their efforts by declaring that the Affordable Care Act must be repealed in its entirety.
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After needing overtime to win at Vanderbilt just two days after claiming the No. 1 ranking in The Associated Press Top 25 on Monday, the Volunteers (18-220) had a relatively easy time handling a Mountaineers squad that's dropped seven of the last eight.
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It's tempting to assume that the very youngest of the children detained in US Border Patrol facilities — the babies and toddlers who were deprived of diapers, formula, and their parents — will have an easy time recovering from experiences they were too young to remember.
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As he was making his way out of "The Root" and into "Till It's Done (Tutu)," behind him, Mr. Mayer was twisting his face and his guitar strings; Mr. Palladino was keeping easy time; and the Roots were steadying the ship, keeping the narrative tight.
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Entering the season ranked in the Top 25 for the first time since 1978, Iowa State (1-0) did not have an easy time with a Northern Iowa program that's ranked 20th in the FCS coaches poll and won at Ames in 2013 and 2016.
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"I'm extremely happy that we finally have a government, it took quite some time, it was not an easy time but we finally have a coalition government in Spain," Nadia Calviño, one of four vice presidents in Spain, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Wednesday.
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Alphabet may have near infinite resources at its disposal, but a string of failures and poor relations with the recording industry make it unlikely Remix—or whatever it's named in the future—will have an easy time convincing users to abandon the platforms they're on now.[Bloomberg]
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Not every one wants email notifications or step-tracking on their timepieces, but Longines has created an analog watch that cleverly integrates one useful smartwatch feature: easy time zone adjustments, without requiring a wireless connection to your phone, or the watch to be charged every night.
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"I had such an easy time with my first that I was very stressed about the timeline of things with her, and if I could do it differently I wish I would've just relaxed a little and realized she'd get there when she'd get there," she says.
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The prosecution hasn't had an easy time, in part because of self-inflicted wounds, such as a revelation that it had failed to provide the defense with a statement from an inmate who placed another suspect at the crime scene, forcing an apology from Mr. Fitzpatrick.
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This still feels like one of those tournaments where Canada has an easy time and then loses 2-1 in the semifinal because some goaltender makes 57 saves and a late goal by a guy who plays on his NHL team's third line holds up as the winner.
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While Lex and Tessa are marginalized for obvious reasons — neither brown nor disabled women have an easy time in our able-bodied, majority-white society — they instead revel in a host of misunderstood categories that pit them against the popular schoolgirls and allow them to feel morally superior.
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"If Carrie Lam continues to maintain her attitude during the election period, the ignorance towards the reality and voices from the public, then I don't think she will have an easy time at the Legislative Council," said Alvin Yeung, head of the pro-democracy Civic Party and an elected lawmaker.
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EditorsNote: updates fifth graf with next opponent Senior guard Jeremy Harris scored 23 points and sophomore guard Jayvon Graves added 13 as No. 18 Buffalo had an easy time advancing to the semifinals of the Mid-American Conference tournament with an 82-46 victory over Akron on Thursday in Cleveland.
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Other programs also have an easy time persuading teams to come to them; in November, Hawaii's men's basketball team will host the runner-up of last season's N.C.A.A. tournament, North Carolina, and in December, it is scheduled to play Princeton and Seton Hall at home in the Pearl Harbor Classic.
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Sean Hannity was never likely to give Donald Trump Jr. a rough ride on his Fox News show Tuesday evening, just hours after the president's son published emails that showed the Trump campaign colluded with Russian officials — but even by Fox News standards, Trump Jr. had an extraordinarily easy time of it.
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If Tesla meets production targets calling for it to be making 5,000 Model 3's a week by the end of June and hits 10,000 by 2019, then the company will need to raise as little as $4.193 billion to $4 billion, some analysts estimate — and should have an easy time doing it.
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An odd confluence of circumstances — the elimination of the filibuster for judicial nominees followed by the 2014 midterms leading to an utterly intransigent GOP Senate majority — in President Barack Obama's second term means that a Clinton administration and a Democratic Senate will face an unusually large number of vacancies and have an unusually easy time filling them.
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At the same time, all refugee policies involve limits, most refugees need to be helped much closer to home, not every refugee population will have an easy time adapting to American life, and the annual ceiling in Trump's order — 50,000 — is still close to the number of refugees admitted in most years of the Obama and Bush presidencies.
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This largely came to an end in Obama's second term when an escalating game of partisan ping-pong came together to lay the groundwork for a coming Clinton confirmation boom: That means that if Clinton and Democratic Senate candidates win in November, they'll have an unusually easy time filling vacancies thanks to the nuclear option, and an unusually large number of vacancies to fill thanks to the near-total confirmation blockade during Obama's final two years.
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