I'm finding it hard to go back and try again.
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But they are still finding it hard to build cheaper homes.
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" But, she said, "I'm finding it hard to find these songs.
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Many retirees today are already finding it hard to get by.
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Finding it hard to practice Spanish before your next overseas trip?
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They're finding it hard to source accessories and coaches for their sport.
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He's not the only one finding it hard to turn a profit.
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If you're finding it hard to socialize, start small, Dr. Norris said.
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Pollsters have been finding it hard to predict the far-right party's votes.
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Sadly, too many countries are finding it hard to shake their imperialistic habits.
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The overleveraged companies are finding it hard for anyone to agree to refinance.
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But he was still finding it hard to believe her victory really happened.
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And members of the mainstream media are even finding it hard to ignore them.
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People are finding it hard to get that like for like guest count growth.
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Both were uncomfortable on the campaign trail, finding it hard to connect with voters.
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But Sweden is so far finding it hard to round up people to deport.
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She was already finding it hard to spend so much time away from home.
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I'm finding it hard to imagine what optimism might be out there right now.
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But Mr. Williams is finding it hard to maintain the ice in a warming world.
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And if you're finding it hard to perfect the art of strategic complaining right away?
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Since I've more or less been resting all day, I'm finding it hard to sleep.
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AUSTRIA'S far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) is finding it hard to come to terms with defeat.
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Despite inflation easing, many Egyptians say they are still finding it hard to make ends meet.
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But some companies are finding it hard to walk away from the oil-rich kingdom's money.
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And even those most invested in the Court's grandeur are finding it hard to defend its reality.
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Impressive restraint with the software aside, I'm still finding it hard to get excited about the 10.
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Most troublesome, the lumbering giants are finding it hard to keep up with fast-changing consumer markets.
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If you're finding it hard to let go of your small expenditures, try putting them in context.
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I'm finding it hard to embrace their good news when I disagree so strongly with their approach.
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To be fair, at seven in the morning I'm finding it hard to to tell the difference.
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With that said many are finding it hard to get excited for Urijah Faber in this bout.
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Other companies are finding it hard to find buyers for businesses or operations they might want to sell.
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But Jade clashes with his teenage daughter, who is finding it hard to take her dad's flings seriously.
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We have a situation where people are losing jobs, and finding it hard to find affordable health insurance.
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State-run institutions that trained the post-colonial elites are finding it hard to serve a mass market.
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Jennifer Lopez is finding it hard to believe that she is the mother of two 10-year-olds.
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Despite Brexit worries, most businesses in the BCC survey said they were finding it hard to recruit staff.
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Trump allies digested the news with surprise, finding it hard to imagine Trump without Hicks at his side.
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So now people living more than 100 miles away are experiencing smoky skies and finding it hard to breathe.
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Placebo effects in pain are so large, in fact, that drug manufacturers are finding it hard to beat them.
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They're finding it hard to make ends meet, job security isn't what it was, job retraining isn't easily available.
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Finding it hard to believe that a fall could be this brutal, paramedics called to the scene alerted police.
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Outside of the software space, America's tech innovators are finding it hard to find scale-up funding at home.
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She was surprised by herself, finding it hard to believe that she felt such a strong attraction to a woman.
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After getting a sneak peek at the new app, I'm finding it hard to picture it existing any other way.
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Morgan decided to document her story after finding it hard to relate to the weight loss journeys of other influencers.
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I am finding it hard to even engage with anyone in the game because they are not on my level.
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Refugees like the Dacka family are finding it hard to land permanent jobs and get state support to settle in.
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I'm finding it hard to buy that the Cardinals just folded up their tents in Week 17 and they're done.
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So I'm finding it hard to see how that would collapse the ecosystem, because that's the fear most people have.
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"I remember four years ago reading a lot about young graduates finding it hard to get a job," she said.
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To be honest, I wasn&apost finding it hard, and on the fifth day I accidentally planked for 80 seconds.
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But after finding it hard to gain traction from just one store, they sold to Estee Lauder the following year.
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The FCA said firms said the "tone at the top" was stronger, but they were finding it hard to measure culture.
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Goldman Sachs is finding it hard to distance itself from what it says were the actions of a few bad apples.
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Even after completing a BA, I'm finding it hard to find a job with benefits that can also pay the bills.
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Sui Liufeng, from Fuxin in northern China, is finding it hard to hold her selfie stick still on a moving boat.
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"It probably doesn't even sound rational anymore, but I just remember finding it hard to breathe, feeling really dizzy," she says.
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Cevian also bought a hefty stake in Bilfinger, a construction firm, though it is finding it hard to inspire an overhaul.
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Looks like Barbie isn't the only one finding it hard to let go of 2015's most memorable pop culture moments.
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With diners looking to spend their money on more unique experiences, restaurant chains like Chili's are finding it hard to compete.
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I took one bite and, finding it hard to chew through, left the basket alone for the rest of the meal.
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If you're finding it hard to stay home right now, imagine how it would feel to be a doctor or nurse.
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Many men live with related impairments in their relationships, finding it hard to trust or feel safe in communion with others.
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In this changed environment, the Australian ministers were finding it hard to justify the Vietnam commitment's rising financial and political costs.
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Just as women have for decades, men are finding it hard to balance career and family in the ways they want.
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Boeing's tribulation comes at a moment when the political system is fractured and finding it hard to do even simple things.
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"Sansa Stark's high chances of being eliminated was completely unexpected for us and we are finding it hard to explain," says Yachdav.
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It's still about a year away, but as cast and crew drop more hints, I'm finding it hard to contain my excitement.
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Some candidates are finding it hard to live up to the standards they set for themselves or that climate change activists demand.
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The backdrop: Employers in the Bay Area are finding it hard to fill positions due to limited housing and sky-high prices.
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Democratic leaders are finding it hard to make the case that running for the Senate carries the same weight in the party.
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When they notice that the girl does not have a job, or is finding it hard to adjust, they target her again.
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If you are finding it hard to see the BAR being lowered, click here to see the completed grid from XWord Info.
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Finding it hard to secure traditional distribution especially for her shorts, she began uploading her high-definition clips in 2008 to Vimeo.
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The comments ignited controversy on Twitter, with most people finding it hard to believe that some would have a problem with the tale.
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There is so much conversation swirling around "having a seat at the table," but I'm finding it hard just to enter the room.
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But Mr Scheer is finding it hard to appeal to anti-immigrant supporters without offending the large majority of Canadians who back immigration.
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If they look to normalize rates, the euro will just shoot up and they're finding it hard to successfully talk down the euro.
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Today western Europe is enjoying a rare spell of exuberance, but parts of the east are finding it hard to shake off old neuroses.
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It's likely that Kim at experienced pinpointed pupils, a runny nose, and nausea, before finding it hard to breathe and feeling his heart racing.
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New homes come at a price premium to existing homes, and today's buyers, especially younger millennials, are finding it hard to afford new construction.
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I'm finding it hard to take comfort in the fact that more than 5,300 employees have just been fired for engaging in the practice.
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Still, some are finding it hard to locate new homes for these items -- many monolithic in scale -- sometimes because of the history they represent.
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Research shows consumers have already been holding onto their phones longer, finding it hard to justify spending $1000 or more on a new handset.
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The weather is making me lazy, and I'm finding it hard to muster up the energy I need to dance a two-hour musical.
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The President had been speaking about the great job America had done in providing humanitarian assistance, and I was finding it hard to stomach.
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If you and your friends are finding it hard to set aside half an hour to talk live, this can be a good alternative.
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Those following in the footsteps of DJI, GoPro, Fitbit or Keurig are now finding it hard to raise funds beyond an early seed round.
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It's a lot of emotions at once — gratitude, excitement, anxiety — but mostly I'm still finding it hard to wrap my head around it concretely.
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In May, Moody's noted that governments of all stripes were finding it hard to rein in spending, and budget deficits had been repeatedly revised higher.
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The left side of my face was still very swollen and I was finding it hard to talk out of that side of my mouth.
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When you return from your holiday visit, you may be exhausted for days afterward, finding it hard to focus and return to your regular routine.
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With base metals prices, such as copper, remaining at weaker levels, those companies are finding it hard to raise funds, making stream financing more attractive.
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Borrowers are struggling to access scarce FC and those dependent on naira income are finding it hard to meet escalating repayment costs triggered by the depreciation.
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China apparently can live with that, but Japan is finding it hard to get substitutes for its flailing export and investment business with the big neighbor.
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I had the feeling of being a failure and was finding it hard to keep up, so I thought a fresh start might be the thing.
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And as the Indian group dabbles in new things, Oyo's executives appear to be finding it hard to offer a succinct description of the company's businesses.
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Even without the delayed tax refunds, many U.S. retailers are finding it hard to attract consumers who remain cautious about the slow pace of economic growth.
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Smaller companies working in the defence sector were also finding it hard to obtain banking services, but the British Bankers' Association was helping to improve access.
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This suggests that the smugglers are finding it hard to get enough ivory to fill the large shipments — probably because there are fewer and fewer elephants.
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British employers are already finding it hard to recruit many categories of skilled workers after unemployment in Britain fell to its lowest rate since the 1970s.
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I've been finding it hard to banish that first, icy image of Three, seen as if at the end of an airless and light-stripped tunnel.
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As such, Ross and a colleague run a Politics and Mental Health Group to help support those who are finding it hard to get off the mat.
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"Regulatory conditions are shifting constantly, and some issuers are finding it hard to bring money offshore, so now they are considering offshore funding," said a DCM banker.
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"We are finding it hard now to help our families," said Gebo, a mother of four from Komalu, one of the closest villages to the mining site.
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I'm finding it hard to grasp that he will no longer be around to give long hugs and share his wisdom and kindness with all of us.
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Case in point: because residency training takes three years, many teaching health centers are finding it hard to plan their staffing for the foreseeable future beyond September.
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But even armed with statistics, some people are finding it hard to get their parents to cut down on activities outside their homes as the virus spreads.
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Drone manufacturers worldwide are finding it hard to compete against China-based DJI, with Parrot and 3D Robotics both moving away from building consumer-end drones altogether.
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Country-club memberships are down, and courses are finding it hard to draw customers to a game that takes four or five hours out of the day.
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This holds true on September 8, when the sun clashes with Jupiter—you're finding it hard to keep up with your schedule with so much going on!
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But everywhere in this report, you can see that businesses are really finding it hard to find qualified workers, and I think that is having some effect.
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O.J. Simpson's actually got some misgivings about his impending release ... he feels a bond with his comrades in lockup and is finding it hard to say goodbye.
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Nahedh, however, said that the diversity of KFH's investments was a challenge in the restructuring process, and it was finding it hard to exit assets in some countries.
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Mr Assad rules the ruins—and is finding it hard to keep the lights on, especially with one of his closest allies deep in its own economic crisis.
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The men appointed to reform the police and military in Helmand, General Dawlatzai and General Qahraman, are finding it hard going, and many of the obstacles are internal.
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And that's why I'm finding it hard to leave, because I always knew that year after year, there was going to be something challenging that would stretch me.
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The administration has promised an "orderly" end to DACA, but program participants are finding it hard to get answers to their many questions about what exactly that means.
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European banks are finding it hard to recruit the right people due to new regulations and intense competition from some of their U.S. peers, industry insiders have told CNBC.
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While Trump signed a bill guaranteeing workers will be paid in full when the shutdown ends, an increasing number of employees are finding it hard to pay their bills.
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I could imagine many Palestinians finding it hard to see the events of the past two days as anything but proof that the world doesn't care about their suffering.
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The central bank on Wednesday postponed a conference scheduled to be held on Friday as many participants were finding it hard to travel to Madrid due to the coronavirus.
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" Lili Reinhart shared: "I'm finding it hard to grasp that he will no longer be around to give long hugs and share his wisdom and kindness with all of us.
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To make matters worse, China is finding it hard to identify profitable projects in many belt-and-road countries (Chinese businessmen in central Asia call it "One Road, One Trap").
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"Tracking Instant Article content is much more difficult than a traditional link, so brands and publishers are likely finding it hard to gauge traction of the platform," one source said.
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Clozel, who said Europe's largest biotechnology company had not had any takeover approaches, is still on the look-out for acquisitions, but is finding it hard to compete on price.
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The percentage of women on Google's staff rose to 30.9 percent this year from 30.6 in 2014 — suggesting that the company is still finding it hard to reach gender parity.
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Sparks fly between Pallas and Nick Mitchell ("he was a world-renowned artist who had won awards" and has been in People magazine), but he's finding it hard To Commit.
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It was even more difficult for the former Today host to deal with when she saw other moms succeeding at milk production, finding it hard not to compare her own situation.
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He is apparently finding it hard to get by on a cabinet minister's salary of £142,467 ($189,000) a year and wants to get back to earning serious money as a writer.
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Days after one of its members shot and killed 22 people in an El Paso Wal-Mart, the hate-filled imageboard known as 8chan is finding it hard to stay online.
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Next plc's prediction on Thursday that it faces a difficult 23530 shows that even retailers that have successfully adapted their business models are finding it hard to maintain sales growth and profitability.
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More than a decade after the departure of its architect, Jack Meyer, the Harvard Management Company is finding it hard to get past being the sort-of hedge fund it once was.
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Remote workers also tend to take shorter breaks and fewer sick days than office-based ones, and in studies, many report finding it hard to separate their work from their home lives.
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In fact, I'm finding it hard to see how we avoid a series of tit-for-tat retaliations that end up taking us well down the path toward full-blown trade war.
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He said that while the low unemployment rate shows that labor markets are "robust," some businesses are finding it hard to find appropriately skilled labor for jobs that are increasingly reliant on technology.
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For example, I was trying to write a book, but was finding it hard to complete, so I figured if I just completed a small amount each day, eventually it would be finished.
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Deena is finding it hard to move past her husband Andy cheating on her and wants him to get rid of his passion project Maserati since he used it to woo his mistress.
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The green sea turtle named Omsin, "piggy bank" in Thai, had been finding it hard to swim normally after swallowing 5 kg (11 lb) of coins thrown into her pool for good luck.
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Net neutrality advocates have been fighting for years but finding it hard to get people to really care much about issues like paid prioritization, interconnection, and just what responsible network management really is.
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One hedge fund manager controlling a multibillion-dollar fund told The Financial Times that traders were finding it hard to find a clear edge: "There is a lot of defensive positioning," he said.
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"For me to be speechless says a lot, but I'm finding it hard to find the words to express my gratitude to every single person that made this show a success," Hale wrote.
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"I got crabs from the toilet seat and I got the trotts from the burger and I'm finding it hard to get the smell of the place off my clothes," reads one review.
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Even many Asian-American Republicans are finding it hard to remain supportive of the party because of its opposition not only to refugees and undocumented immigrants, but to many documented immigrants as well.
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"Jennifer plays Harley Santos, a cop trying to raise a daughter with a good moral code but finding it hard to justify her own immoral actions," Lopez's producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas told PEOPLE.
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A consistent detractor of the F-35, Speier said she is finding it hard to be surprised each time a new problem is found due to the program's history of costly setbacks and delays.
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" On Monday, Reinhart posted a tweet, writing, "I'm finding it hard to grasp that he will no longer be around to give long hugs and share his wisdom and kindness with all of us.
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Europe is finding it hard to follow the actions that U.S. President Donald Trump has taken on global trade, a top European Union (EU) official told CNBC Saturday at the European House Ambrosetti Forum.
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LONDON (Reuters) - International firms are hunting for Western-educated Iranians to take on executive jobs in the Islamic Republic after the removal of most sanctions, but are finding it hard to win them over.
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President Donald Trump promised that his tax plan wouldn't help the rich "at all," although Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin admitted that Republicans were finding it hard to not cut taxes for the well-off.
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"The problem is that we have an uncertainty that the market is finding it hard to parameterize," Timothy Moe, co-head of Asia macro research at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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Uber (which Mr. Orlovski said his firm is a small investor in) folded its Russian operations into a joint venture with that country's leading tech giant, Yandex, after finding it hard to compete there.
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"Fevertree has confirmed the market's worst fears, namely that the UK operations are finding it hard to sustain previously high rates of sales growth," Russ Mould, investment director at investing platform AJ Bell, said.
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So while PQ's co-founders are no longer being laughed out of pitch meetings on account of their NP-hard, semantically secure McEliese cryptosystem, they are still finding it hard to convince investors to bite.
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HEDGE FUNDS MAKE A POOR START TO THE YEAR | Last year was tough for hedge fund managers, but this year is starting to look just as bad and investors are finding it hard to stomach,
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While Jezebel writer Frida Garza vehemently dislikes the plant, and Vox's Ellen Airhart diplomatically chooses not to express an opinion one way or the other, I'm finding it hard to contain my enthusiasm for this thing.
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Addressing wine fans in the western Germany city, she thanked them "for taking me in" and said she hoped her coronation would enhearten other refugees who are finding it hard to adjust to life in Germany.
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That could lead to lifestyle inflation, which is the natural human tendency to spend more as you earn more — and which means you can end up finding it hard to save, no matter how much you make.
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At a time when a lot of young people in Britain are finding it hard to afford a place to live – let alone buy – Crashing shows that there is still fun to be had amidst the chaos.
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But with several days remaining before a vote, Republicans were finding it hard to resist the call to at least make the effort to find some resolution, though many were very skeptical of the chances for success.
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The local branch of the Medef business federation in Cholet said 9,000 people were looking for work but that firms were finding it hard to fill 1,500 vacancies in sectors such as construction, transport and the agri-foods.
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Judge Eugene Fahey dissented, finding it "hard to imagine" that Brown was ignorant there could be consequences in New York, which has a "very substantial interest" in protecting its citizens by holding dealers liable for improper gun sales.
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There hasn't yet been a standalone film about a Marvel character who's fated to die, which creates the usual prequel problem of finding it hard to invest in a drama about a character whose complete future fate is known.
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Facing a pile of refinancing demands, as well as soaring interest rates (the central bank has raised the main rate by a whopping 7.5 percentage points since last June), the banks are finding it hard to provide new credit.
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An American team that racked up 22 goals in four games to win last November's Four Nations Cup, including nine against arch-rival Canada alone, is suddenly finding it hard to finish their scoring chances - especially against the Canadians.
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After a blistering start to the year for global stocks, investors are finding it hard to make head or tail of a rally that caught many by surprise as they recovered from a harsh sell-off late last year.
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And if that's not enough and you're really finding it hard to control your social media urges, Yasseri recommends downloading an app called Freedom, which can be programmed to lock you out of certain apps for a chosen period.
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Even as I am writing this, I am finding it hard to admit what Humbert had done, to call it like it really was — I found myself torn between the poetic phrases in the novel, and this sickening plot.
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But like you, Bryan, I'm finding it hard to care about yet another batch of new characters, and even harder to believe they'll stick around long after they've been used to showcase the tenuous relationship between Alexandria and the Hilltop.
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On the consumer side, people often find themselves in the predicament of wanting to give more to charity, but finding it hard to figure out what to do next, and feeling confident that their money really will go where it's intended.
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Privately, though, Gillum is telling friends and associates that he's finding it hard to get into the right frame of mind to make another monumental decision, after the challenge of running for office in a state as big as Florida.
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The company said this month it had hoped to raise around 500 million pounds ($611 million) by selling a quarter of the company through the IPO, but underwriters scaled back the offering after finding it hard to sign up investors.
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Jamone's mother, Kyndal Pierce, has filled her Facebook page with anguished posts, saying she's finding it hard to go on without her eldest son, a "tall and skinny" kid the family called Junior and who was inseparable from his sister.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - With two brothers in jail, the family house gone and her papers lost in the battle for Benghazi, Fatma is finding it hard to restart her life at the other end of Libya but impossible to imagine going back.
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" Reinhart, 22, also shared her feelings on Twitter, writing, "I'm finding it hard to grasp that he will no longer be around to give long hugs and share his wisdom and kindness with all of us … I just can't believe it.
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But they are now finding it hard to ignore a second-hand luxury business that is worth $221 billion in annual revenue and is expected to grow by up to 2130 percent annually in coming years, according to Berenberg analysts.
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But Dr Karkhanis also sees the kind of people who fill waiting rooms in Western fertility clinics—couples who got going on family life rather late, having devoted years to their careers, and are now finding it hard to conceive.
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In a weekend of flying knee breakers, reverse toe holds, jumping switch kicks and au batidos I am finding it hard to organize my adulation so the best place to start is with the man who stole the show, Demetrious Johnson.
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"The children who are frequently bullied are not only not liking school and not wanting to be there, but are finding it hard to participate in the classroom," said Ladd, adding that there are a lot of factors that probably discourage their engagement.
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His inspiration came from a devastating hand injury that has affected his ability to hold a normal controller, but it also comes at a time when other people may be finding it hard to get their hands on a controller for other reasons.
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In another Franco-American contest over technology, France is finding it hard to sell more Rafale combat aircraft to its prize arms customer, Egypt, because the accompanying Scalp cruise missile incorporates American know-how, the transfer of which to third parties is barred.
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Finding it hard to borrow from banks worried by stressed loans at their worst level in 13 years, cash-strapped private firms have kept a lid on fresh capital outlay, dashing Modi's hopes that higher public spending would provide a stronger investment multiplier.
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Singh broke his silence to BuzzFeed News and said that since he first learned about the case, having returned from a mission at sea, lawyers and journalists have warned him not to get too aggressive or emotional — but he's finding it hard to keep calm.
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But in an opinion piece published in June, Lin Boqiang, director of the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University, said China is finding it hard to cut its reliance on oil because its vast transportation industry accounts for 70% of consumption.
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That's leading to reappraisal of what's good value in G2114.86 as well as emerging markets," said Peter Kinsella, head of research at Commonwealth Bank of Australia "Second is oil prices - OPEC are talking of further supply cuts which shows they are finding it hard to balance markets.
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It sounds like a few extra steps and a whole lot of trouble, but with Android Wear 2.0 out in the wild for a couple of months now, I'm finding it hard to come up with compelling reasons to get on board with Google's wearable operating system.
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One theory about the mixup is that the Art Institute may have mistakingly enrolled students from Phoenix at the wrong school, resulting in the denial; regardless, students looking for financial relief are finding it hard to make their loan providers or the DOE listen to their complaints.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're finding it hard to wait until Sunday for the big game, The Slow Mo Guys have something that should tide you over: They used a Phantom V2511 high-speed camera to film a severely overinflated football at 28,000 frames per second.
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The window of opportunity is creating a timing issue for underwriting banks, which are finding it hard to predict what the markets will look like after the US election and difficult to predict investor appetite now for deals that will complete later this year or early next year.
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The contrast between bike-sharing companies raising outsized rounds and those that are finding it hard to do the same has resulted in a number of casualties, and with the privately backed outfits often also competing against schemes underwritten by cities themselves, it makes for a tricky market.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which must call national polls by May, faces anger in rural communities because of slumping farm incomes, and broader concerns about a lack of jobs growth in small businesses that are finding it hard to get banks to lend them money.
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" Though clearly the test isn't going to offer a comprehensive monitoring of cortisol levels, and Thriva only suggests the test "could help" identify parts of the day which are "causing a lot of stress, or explain why someone is finding it hard to get up in the morning or get to sleep at night.
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Those are the findings of a recent Goldman Sachs report, in which the bank explained that the net effects of cheaper crude on growth have been "negative so far," given the impact on oil producers who are now finding it hard to churn out more black gold while maintaining needed levels of capital expenditures.
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" Symptoms are similar to those for year-round depression and include persistent low mood, a loss of interest in daily activities, irritability, finding it hard to get up in the morning, feeling lethargic throughout the day, and changes in appetite, which can mean eating too much or too little but often manifests as cravings for "certain heavier-calorie foods.
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In the coming weeks we'll also explore the green movement's race problem and why young people of color are finding it hard to climate strike or join the direct action group Extinction Rebellion, how life is rapidly changing in Old Crow, one of Canada's northernmost communities that recently declared a climate emergency, and how people in the Arctic are falling through the melting ice never to be seen or heard from again.
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