However, many Yazidis are finding it difficult to adapt in Germany.
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VA employees are finding it difficult to use the department's network.
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A long-militarized police force is finding it difficult to regear.
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I am finding it difficult to find temporary housing for her.
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It's no wonder that millennials are finding it difficult to buy a house.
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France and Germany are also finding it difficult to agree on closer cooperation.
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But thanks to the book's success, she's finding it difficult to step away.
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Mike is finding it difficult to regain his confidence after a bad breakup.
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Joe Giudice is finding it difficult to stay positive amid his deportation case.
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Mills have started losing money and are finding it difficult to pay the farmers.
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"Our people are traumatized and finding it difficult to cope," said the provincial governor.
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Gun owners are finding it difficult to ignore the negativity, especially in Las Vegas.
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Some workers who recently lost their jobs are finding it difficult to get new employment.
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But Generation Y, as they're also called, is finding it difficult to get a mortgage.
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Many are finding it difficult to penetrate these companies but see it as a necessity.
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Many of the other Monterey moms are finding it difficult to face new marital challenges.
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And they're offering solidarity and support to those who are finding it difficult to cope.
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But some people in the relief camps were finding it difficult to access food and water.
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Republicans, who control the Senate 52-48, were finding it difficult even to clear that lower hurdle.
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Volkswagen might be finding it difficult to arrive at figures that would be approved by outside auditors.
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The exclusion was attributed to investors finding it difficult to move money in and out of China.
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If you're finding it difficult to get into the festive spirit, James Corden has just the ticket.
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Right now, even though we knew this was coming, I'm finding it difficult to compose my thoughts.
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As Christmas approaches, many Australians are understandably finding it difficult to find the joy of the season.
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If you're finding it difficult to hold it in, try singing along to the track to distract yourself.
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Brian Heater: I'm legitimately finding it difficult to discuss these sorts of things without delving into the conspiratorial.
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Duhamel and Radford were finding it difficult to remain original when they were the ones setting the standards.
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With a tiny majority in the Knesset, the governing coalition was finding it difficult to get things done.
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That started to change in the 53s when the school was finding it difficult to attract talented faculty.
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Our office is having a baby shower for this colleague, and I'm finding it difficult to be supportive.
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South Korean utilities are being stung by the high prices and finding it difficult to generate electricity profitably.
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He was very weak, finding it difficult to walk, and he would only eat when he was hand fed.
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"We are finding it difficult (to privatise Cyta)...", Georgiades said at an event at the London School of Economics.
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Voters are tired of the campaign, Professor Smith said, and both party leaders are finding it difficult to sustain.
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Many doctors have trouble addressing this issue, often finding it difficult to speak of death as part of life.
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Within Srinagar, reporters and photographers are finding it difficult to work without any passes to go through security checkpoints.
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He had been feeling mild chest pain, and he was finding it difficult to finish a round of golf.
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Meanwhile, victims of the shutdown are struggling in the aftermath, with many finding it difficult to pay mounting bills.
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Prompto wants to take photos of fish, you see, but is finding it difficult to see them in the water.
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Despite the bravery of some outspoken victims like Zhang, Chinese women are finding it difficult to organize a coherent movement.
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"People are finding it difficult to get to hospitals and health centers because of landslides and long distances," said Remi.
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He said some of the problem is a skills mismatch, and that companies are finding it difficult to hire qualified workers.
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I've recently found myself mentally stuck, and I've been finding it difficult to let go of thoughts that drag me down.
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But as it ages, it has undergone a slow attrition, finding it difficult to bring new young people into the fold.
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The Iranians are also finding it difficult to find financing from foreign banks still skittish about doing business with the country.
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The submarine was found in an area that was searched extensively but that is filled with canyons, making finding it difficult.
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For instance, they report finding it difficult to vote at a polling place at much higher rates than voters without disabilities.
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But they are finding it difficult to outrun the virus because of poor roads and the threat of attack from armed rebels.
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The United States is finding it difficult to negotiate trade with the European Union, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC Monday.
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A lot of FinTechs and even us are finding it difficult because of this government mentality to protect the four large banks.
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Yet as governments around the world order lockdowns and curfews, Congolese authorities are finding it difficult to enforce much more modest measures.
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I'm not sure if we leave when we want to, or if they come back, but I'm finding it difficult to breathe.
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With an agricultural industry heavily dependent on the tobacco crop, the Indian government is finding it difficult to wean farmers off it.
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That success has made it into a powerhouse — as well as a company that may begin finding it difficult to further impress investors.
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As YouTube continues to tighten its rules around monetization, more creators are finding it difficult to make a sustainable income off their content.
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This season the symptoms of his Parkinson's disease reached the point where orchestra players and singers were finding it difficult to follow him.
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The biggest hurdle is domestic transport, with some suppliers having the available products but finding it difficult to get them to Sulzer's factories.
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A lot of larger players in the industry are weighed down by bureaucratic barriers and are finding it difficult to adapt to change.
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I was leaning on a support system to believe for me when I was finding it difficult to still believe the dream for myself.
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Natt's device, placed on her shoulders, went to 60; at the 35 setting, she was bouncing around and finding it difficult to type properly.
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After my first therapist, I've been finding it difficult to find a therapist who is in my network, professional, and sympathetic to my issues.
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Foreign diplomats in Beijing say they are finding it difficult to get straight answers from the government about how far it intends to go.
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The grim prognosis means that foreign organizations, including embassies in Delhi, are finding it difficult to get top talent to come to the city.
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But this year, there was an unexpected challenge: International horses are finding it difficult to travel to and from Japan in the first place.
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Judges across the country are reportedly finding it difficult to guarantee an immigrant defendant's right to due process under President Trump's strict immigration laws.
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And the [Healing from Toxic Whiteness] programs are for folks who are getting conscious enough and are finding it difficult to know what to do.
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James also works with women healing from rape trauma who are navigating their healing processes and finding it difficult to express their sexuality without shame.
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"There's a lot of pent-up emotion in this country, and people are finding it difficult to express it in appropriate ways," he told Variety.
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Lindsey Graham is finding it difficult to tell Donald Trump that it's wrong to demean the reputation and legacy of his best friend, John McCain.
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They also come at a time when banks are under pressure to cut costs and are finding it difficult to lure and retain top talent.
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I am finding it difficult because there are people I know that I am sure voted for T but they also are friends or family.
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Federal officials are increasingly finding it difficult to prosecute foreign hackers who target U.S. businesses, with some suspects evading apprehension long after charges are filed.
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The states are finding it difficult to overlook such a revenue stream given the thriving underground economy where only illegal producers and dealers enjoy the profit.
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Equity markets are "finding it difficult to make upward progress despite reasonably good economic data", said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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More than ever, college football programs are finding it difficult to draw and retain the young fans who grow up to be lifelong season-ticket holders.
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According to Aon, it's especially tough for biotech, health care, retail, and younger tech companies who are finding it difficult to procure adequate D&O insurance.
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He and three of his friends from engineering school hit on the idea of starting NestAway after finding it difficult to rent homes easily in Bengaluru.
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Finding it difficult to compete in the global marketplace, he was forced into liquidation again, in 1999, and in 2001 he suffered a minor heart attack.
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The German firm's chief executive told CNBC on Monday that the brand is finding it difficult to plot a course for the future amid competition and litigation.
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"We gave the manufacturers too little time to prepare," he said, adding that the industry's supply chain was finding it difficult to keep up with market changes.
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In a brief statement earlier on Sunday, the hospital said Liu was finding it difficult to eat and he was being given nutritional support and pain medication.
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"It may be that women are finding it difficult to both manage their families and their work, which leads to stress, which invites drinking," Dr Grant says.
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A few of Trump's Cabinet nominees have withdrawn from consideration after finding it difficult to disentangle themselves from their business ties or otherwise comply with OGE recommendations.
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Unemployment and inflation is high, the banking sector is weak and many Iranian businesses, particularly those engaged in import and export, are finding it difficult to operate.
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Given that oil has dropped more than 20 percent from its June 13 peak, investors are finding it difficult to argue for real value for those bonds.
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In Dudko, about 75 kms (45 miles) from Delhi, villagers said they were finding it difficult to pay for food and fuel four days into the cash crunch.
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A Tesla buyout at current valuations may be an ominous signal that investors are finding it difficult to find earnings growth after nearly a decade of economic recovery.
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Mortgage rates are at record lows, though some buyers are finding it difficult to find a home due to a lack of available properties and rising home prices.
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Conversely, the City University professor explained while Republican voters are still loyal to Trump, U.S. congressman and senators are finding it difficult to cope with the persistent turmoil.
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This is especially crucial at a time when so many young people are graduating high-school or college and finding it difficult to land a good-paying job.
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Banks are turning to the hiring software at a time when they are under pressure to cut costs and finding it difficult to lure and retain top talent.
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Still, the new Fed report found that 30 percent — roughly 73 million adults — say they are finding it difficult to get by financially, or are just getting by.
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The cave floods during Thailand&aposs rainy season and even elite Thai navy SEAL divers were finding it difficult to move through the muddy waters, currents and tight passageways.
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"Customers are finding it difficult to operate in those remote locations, getting personnel in and out in a consistent way, which drives the value proposition" of autonomy, Johnson said.
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No one was asking for it, and now, after his expectations have been turned on their head, he is finding it difficult to see the result rationally and clearly.
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"There are large areas where people are really finding it difficult to find sources of clean water," said Gert Verdonck, the emergency coordinator for Doctors Without Borders in Beira.
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Equity markets are "marking time and finding it difficult to make upward progress despite reasonably good economic data", said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Part of the reason many of the tracks don't have vocals, or only fragmentary vocals, is because a sober David Bowie was finding it difficult to express himself verbally.
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But smaller and mid-tier players are finding it difficult to procure funding as potential financiers balk without a tradable lithium price, which would let them hedge their investment.
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Thirty percent of us are finding it difficult to get by or are reporting being able to "just get by," according to a Federal Reserve survey published this year.
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"As programming costs continue to rise, cable, satellite and telco operators are finding it difficult to turn a profit on some TV subscriptions," Eric Haggstrom, an eMarketer forecasting analyst, said.
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American homeowners are finding it difficult to pay off their homes, and as a result, they wish they would have saved up more money before signing on the dotted line.
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"Kids are finding it difficult to put their devices down, and also being irritated with their friends who can't put their devices down," Sierra Filucci, Common Sense's Executive Editor said.
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Jackson was finding it difficult to get out of bed again, but that was more down to the tremendous weight he'd put on than anything to do with the stroke.
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And those who do want to sell are finding it difficult because restrictions on travel and work mean companies such as BullionByPost have pared back their operations, said Halliday-Stein.
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But Chinese women are finding it difficult to organize a far-reaching #MeToo movement, going up against not just a male-dominated culture but also the ruling Communist Party itself.
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She said most people who have submitted stories also struggled with reporting their experiences, finding it difficult to give feedback to providers, or getting no response after filing a complaint.
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If Tableau, with its lower average selling prices, was finding it difficult to sell its products to enterprise customers, it could mean trouble for companies with more expensive products, RBC said.
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Kohl's had said in February it was finding it difficult to get rid of cold weather apparel from an unseasonably warm winter, raising concerns of margin pressure in its first quarter.
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Guo had been experimenting with the electric cello for a few years, but was finding it difficult to explain 'metal cello' because it was still only a vision in her head.
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After using it in place of my 13-inch MacBook Pro from 2017, I'm finding it difficult to go back — especially considering the new Pro's keyboard has been so drastically improved.
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By 2014, the members of Greenwood's aging congregation were finding it difficult to maneuver around their home, which lacked handicap accessibility and was showing signs of stress from an overweight roof.
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The signs the ECB is already finding it difficult to source some countries' bonds suggest higher monthly purchases would further raise the need for tweaks to QE to alleviate supply problems.
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Hinako, finding it difficult to process the loss, discovers that Minato will appear to her in random bodies of water whenever she sings their song (the infectious theme "Brand New Story").
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Stout thinks the Arsenal will appeal to beginner and intermediate photographers who want to make the leap from phone photography, but are finding it difficult to get good shots with their DSLR.
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He was trying to look forward to his future in America after years of loss and displacement but was finding it difficult while the status of his mother's asylum application remained uncertain.
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During a visit to the river basin in the Kilolo area last month, muddy, drying ponds were visible along the river and crocodiles and hippos seemingly finding it difficult to cool themselves.
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The opening scene, for example, shows Isabelle having sex with a bearded banker, Vincent (Xavier Beauvois), a porky sort who is finding it difficult, let us say, to complete his current transaction.
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People convicted of crimes often become social outcasts for life, finding it difficult or impossible to rent an apartment, get a job, adopt children, access public benefits, serve on juries or vote.
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If I can acknowledge that something is a skilled task and not a measure of my humanity, I don't have to think I'm a terrible person for finding it difficult, whatever Google says.
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"They are finding it difficult to mend their relationship because there is this all-seeing, all-knowing entity meddling in their lives," Angeline-Rose Troy, the female lead in the play, told Motherboard.
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Asked to comment, Glovo co-founder Sacha Michaud said: "They were finding it difficult to get traction in the Spanish market, I think focusing on their largest market makes sense at this point".
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But given Barr's efforts to spin and minimize the contents of the Mueller report ahead of its release, the president's critics are finding it difficult to take the OLC opinion at face value.
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We apologise if consumers are finding it difficult to get hold of some of these products and we are working hard at our Carlisle site to resume normal service as soon as possible.
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Launched earlier this week, this new collection was inspired by customers who were "finding it difficult to find beautiful, feminine suiting and separates that were appropriate for their work environment," the designer told us.
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That has resulted in a rigid labor market, with companies finding it difficult to hire and fire workers, as well as compete with their peers in the region, said Rosan Roeslani, the chamber's chairman.
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Apples to apples, this would be like monthly rent of $623,750-$6,500 on a salary of $100,000 in the U.S. Not surprisingly, young people in China are finding it difficult living in the city.
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Payments group Finablr fell 9.9% after it said its CEO would step down, with the company finding it difficult to survive following problems in its Travelex business,hit by a ransomware attack last year.
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But he is finding it difficult, at least at the outset, to put his stamp on the overdetermined late-night format while knowing that all praise or blame will ultimately rest at his feet.
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Still, it's at least somewhat surprising that Western leaders have been capable of holding onto the narrative of moderation at a time when even Rouhani's domestic supporters are finding it difficult to do so.
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"Employees are finding it difficult to disconnect from work, so many feel they need to physically remove themselves from their jobs for an extended period to regain a true sense of balance," she said.
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He said that after 2009, the number of bankruptcy cases in China went into decline with creditors finding it difficult to bring insolvency cases in the courts, but subsequent reforms had improved the situation.
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"She's finding it difficult to accept what has happened, and she just repeats the name of her children over and over again and asks to see them," HEART Society member Natalie Horne told CBC.
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But the private companies that are listed have been finding it difficult to get funding, since banks prefer to lend to state-owned enterprises and Beijing has been cracking down on off-balance sheet loans.
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Beset by credit crunches and falling oil, these companies are finding it difficult to continue to churn out the same amount of oil that has sent U.S. production surging to its highest levels in decades.
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" He continued, "I personally find it really hard to try to capture that experience in words, and, if I'm finding it difficult to translate it into words, how are the studies going to capture it?
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Echoing Cheo's sentiment, Hao Hong, a managing director and head of research at Bank of Communications International, told CNBC that the market is "finding it difficult" to price in any recent developments on the dispute.
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Feb.15 (Reuters) - Millennium & Copthorne Hotels said uncertainty around Britain's looming exit from the European Union had impacted its operations and it was finding it difficult to hire workers from the EU for its London properties.
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In a report published Wednesday, the 36-nation intergovernmental economic body said younger people were struggling to make it into that bracket, while those who were already included were finding it difficult to maintain their position.
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St. Vincent, whose real name is Annie Clark, created the female-friendly guitar after finding it difficult to play certain guitars such as a "Sixties Strat" or "Seventies Les Paul," which she described as being impractical.
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The Financial Stability Board (FSB), which coordinates financial regulations for the Group of 20 countries (G20), said the places most affected tended to be small economies or those finding it difficult to apply the new rules.
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But many of the new ventures have struggled to gain traction, finding it difficult to stand out from the crowd and provide customers with sophisticated enough security solutions to match the increasingly advanced cyber attacks they face.
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As the coronavirus spreads, some Apple employees are finding it difficult to work from home because of restrictions set in place to maintain secrecy around the company's products, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
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But returns could face pressure as private equity firms are increasingly finding it difficult to profitably deploy the huge sums at their disposal because sellers of businesses in Asia are asking higher prices, buyout funds have warned.
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Insurance products require an actuarially sound basis for pricing policy coverage, yet insurance companies are finding it difficult, if not impossible, to quantify the precise likelihood and potential impact of a cyber attack on individual financial accounts.
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At the same time, some federal workers subject to furlough are finding it difficult to get other jobs because of the government's ethics laws and restrictions on conflicts of interests still apply to federal workers during the shutdown.
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Some have been finding it difficult not to see Kavanaugh's confirmation—which the media framed as a "test" of just how seismic our cultural reckoning with sexual assault has been—as the hard limit of the #MeToo movement.
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He says he was finding it difficult to hold his own as a point solution in a market that increasingly valued a platform of services from a single vendor, so he went looking for a partner like Imperva.
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Blanchette said Xi could be fully secure in the office of general secretary, his post as head of the party, yet be finding it difficult to move forward with policy because he has a "scattered or unhappy coalition".
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Differing state and district level regulations relating to the 21-day lockdown, which began on Wednesday, are hindering operations, the sources said on Friday, with e-commerce firms finding it difficult to get curfew passes for delivery staff.
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"The market is likely overestimating U.S. shale growth at current price levels ... as the smaller operators, which contribute roughly 40% to the total U.S. output are finding it difficult to grow in the current price environment," Barclays said.
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Differing state and district level regulations relating to the 21-day lockdown, which began on Wednesday, are hindering operations, the sources said on Friday, with e-commerce firms finding it difficult to get curfew passes for delivery staff.
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The lyric is a nod to the way military training is rarely reversed, or how the brain is not properly "deprogrammed" when soldiers return home, leading to a number of veterans finding it difficult to adapt to civilian life.
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The provisions of the MacArthur amendment, and the backlash to it, explain why Republican leaders are finding it difficult to cobble together 216 votes for the AHCA, even after winning over most members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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The need to destigmatize lending through the discount window had become more urgent in recent days because companies are increasingly finding it difficult to borrow short-term funds that they use for various expenses such as payroll and rent.
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For the auto industry, though, the concern is that the banks and shadow lenders will not cut their lending rates by as much as the RBI because the lenders are overburdened by bad debts or finding it difficult to borrow.
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Fruman wanted his bail agreement to be amended because he was finding it difficult to lead his life under house arrest, stuck in his home alone in Miami with his three children as he was going through a divorce, Blanche said.
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After a decade of unstopped insurgence — the result of which left 34 percent of people finding it difficult to take a break from technology even when they know they should — tech companies and businesses are responding to the iPhone invasion.
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"The market has been flat for the last two months finding it difficult to surpass the elevated 17.5 (times) forward equity multiple," JPMorgan U.S. equity strategist Dubravko Lakos-Bujas wrote in a note to clients Thursday expressing a cautious tone.
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As the industry gets back on its feet, Halliburton Co, Baker Hughes and Schlumberger NV are finding it difficult to get new workers the experience they need, with many oil producers unhappy with the quality of their work, Helms said.
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"We're in suspended animation here," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street, " adding investors are finding it difficult to commit capital to stocks such as industrials without knowing the conclusion of the Trump administration talks with China later this week.
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Ms. Kim and Mr. Garcia are the entirety of the label's full-time design team, and Ms. Kim, accustomed to a large support staff at Oscar de la Renta, was finding it difficult to run a company on a shoestring budget.
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President Donald Trump is finding it difficult to recruit staff to fill the vacancies, several people close to the West Wing say, as he faces the second year of his administration with daunting political odds and an ongoing Russia investigation.
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And so, we think that's going to be the big story going forward, weaker growth and central banks struggling to move from their current tightening stance to easing and finding it difficult to ease because they have very little ammunition to ease.
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"Dollar moves of the last few weeks provide an opening to find better levels but it does seem like the risks associated with a weakening UK economy and Brexit talks mean sterling is finding it difficult to take the opportunity," she said.
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With the last census finding the number of Britons choosing to convert to Islam had more than doubled in the decade preceding, now—more than ever—Muslim converts are finding it difficult to allay their new faith with the society around them.
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But as the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and unprecedented flooding continues to plague the Lone Star State, he's finding it difficult to be away from his wife, children and the state he calls home when not working more than 2,000 miles away.
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Praveen Khandelwal, secretary of the Confederation of All India Traders, a traders lobby group, said a majority of India's traders and small manufacturers were finding it difficult to borrow from banks, who are struggling to deal with $150 billion in distressed assets.
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"Let us add that those public officials finding it difficult these days to muster the courage to strongly condemn a politician committing assault on a reporter, maybe you need to reexamine how much you truly love the Constitution beyond just saying the words," he said.
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ACAPULCO, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexicans are finding it difficult to shake the habit of greeting friends, family and even strangers with a handshake, hug or kiss on the cheek despite warnings they could spread coronavirus, with the practice on display at a major banking conference.
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ACAPULCO, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexicans are finding it difficult to shake the habit of greeting friends, family and even strangers with a handshake, hug or kiss on the cheek despite warnings they could spread coronavirus, with the practice on display at a major banking conference.
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Despite measures to allow families in mixed marriages to visit, many were finding it difficult to comply with procedures required to apply for a "laissez-passer" that allows residents of Qatar to travel to see loves ones in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain or the UAE, the report said.
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"You could say that there is a demand for alternative sexual or romantic experiences because people are finding it difficult to find partners, or you could hypothesize that the rise in these services are because some people prefer to express their sexuality in these ways," Ueda said.
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A security worker at the site, who did not want to give his name for fear of retribution, said that he thought the death toll could exceed the government's estimate by hundreds of victims, and that many families were finding it difficult to identify the recovered bodies.
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The small and midsize galleries that have long supported and nurtured unknown artists are finding it difficult to survive in the winner-take-all economy of contemporary art, meaning the next Andy Warhol or Donald Judd, who rose through the ranks of the gallery system, might never be discovered.
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When a baby is finding it difficult to breast-feed, as McKeever's newborn did, syringe feeding is an alternate method to make sure that the baby gets colostrum, the concentrated milk that is produced in a mother's mammary glands during pregnancy and is expressed in the earliest days of breast-feeding.
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President Trump's signing of the Music Modernization Act on Thursday, October 11, was driven by the need to update and streamline music licensing processes for the streaming era, where more and more musicians are finding it difficult to collect the royalties owed to them from streams on Spotify and other platforms.
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And, so, in the wake of Trump's awful behavior coming to light, more blue-collar men might be finding it difficult to assert that they're voting for Trump while they're on the phone with a pollster with their wife sitting nearby, even if their intention for the privacy of the ballot box is different.
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But, within six years, the organisers were finding it difficult to muster enough time to schedule the fixtures – presumably because clubs and players were reluctant to sacrifice a chunk of their cherished summer recess for the sake of some football that was of zero interest to anybody who wasn't forking out for a pools coupon each week.
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When he talked about health insurance reform Wednesday, he framed the issue as that of an employer finding it difficult to provide insurance rather than as an individual trying to afford it, which had the effect of pointing out that much of the problem with the US insurance market is that it is tied to where a person works.
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The defeat of Walker in Wisconsin, as well as Bill Schuette in Michigan, Bruce Rauner in Illinois, and Kris Kobach in Kansas, is evidence that union-bashing politicians are finding it difficult to appeal to workers in a humming economy, which would otherwise seem to validate their claims that low wages and right-to-work laws have unleashed the prosperity-making powers of the market.
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