Still, she found it difficult to fit in regular exercise.
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Early on, the company found it difficult to retain instructors.
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But yeah... I actually found it difficult to even type Stokey.
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Even out of jail Madelyn found it difficult to get help.
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"I think I found it difficult in the beginning," she said.
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But Mr. Li found it difficult to judge who was reliable.
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Mr. Boies found it difficult to extricate himself from Mr. Weinstein.
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He found it difficult to establish priorities among his policy initiatives.
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The first few months, I found it difficult to sleep at night.
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Because they decay extremely quickly, scientists found it difficult to reproduce them.
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He found it difficult to make small talk, but he was friendly.
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I've always found it difficult to have an amazing time on vacation.
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In practice, many have found it difficult to meet all the guidelines.
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Even when the debt was gone, I found it difficult to spend.
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I found it difficult to empathize, even being a late bloomer myself.
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The opposition at times found it difficult to maintain a united front.
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Thirty-one percent were so depressed, they found it difficult to function.
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She said she even found it difficult to hug another man during filming.
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But they found it difficult to curb harassment and nurture long-term communities.
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And with polio in her right leg, she found it difficult to walk.
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Some of the thrift shop apps have found it difficult to stand out.
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Even working day and night, Adelman has found it difficult to break through.
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It seemed like camouflage and I found it difficult to raise the issue.
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But institutions throughout the nation also found it difficult to stop doing them.
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In that time, I&aposve found it difficult to meet women to date.
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When she tried to return to work, she found it difficult to concentrate.
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The company has found it difficult these days to launch new products on Amazon.
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Even so, she still found it difficult to land an ending that felt satisfying.
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I asked them if they found it difficult to work while people were watching.
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Fund-raisers found it difficult to meet their $1883 million goal to build it.
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Juckes said he found it difficult to be cheerful about the outlook for sterling.
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And this is a population that has found it difficult to ask for help.
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Michael said he was aware of the risks, but found it difficult to stop.
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I found it difficult to feel I was being black in the right way.
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While many clubs expressed their interest, they found it difficult to meet his demands.
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But Germany has found it difficult to get North African countries to accept deportees.
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Buttigieg added that he found it difficult to have a conversation with the protesters.
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President Obama also found it difficult to entice tech workers to come work for him.
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People found it difficult to understand Anonymous, which has no centralized leadership or organizational structure.
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"I'd always found it difficult to foster in Richie a sense of responsibility," she writes.
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Travelling on a USO tour, Jacobs suddenly felt weak and found it difficult to walk.
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Since they decay extremely quickly, scientists found it difficult to reproduce them more than once.
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"How many people found it difficult to order what they wanted?" the teacher Rachelle asked.
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But Mr. Romney found it difficult in 2012 to overcome a catastrophic defeat in Miami.
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Other non-government basic-income trials have found it difficult to get off the ground.
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For a moment, I choked up and found it difficult to get the words out.
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But since Mulvaney took over, career staffers have found it difficult to do their work.
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But he found it difficult to get acting jobs and turned to stand-up comedy.
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That's probably because consumers found it difficult to locate HBO NOW's recommendations in the first place.
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But Dhanda says she found it difficult to get high-profile Asian women as her allies.
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Several over 30 found it difficult to even land jobs, some settling for minor-league contracts.
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Even when I found it difficult to think straight, I didn't feel much of a loss.
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I found it difficult to write, which had never happened to me before in my life.
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But like many other women, she has found it difficult to pursue both career and family.
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When I first returned to the diary, many years ago, I found it difficult to read.
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"Ethiopians think this is shameful," Ms. Lemma said, even though they found it difficult to resist.
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Belstaff, too, despite a much-heralded campaign with David Beckham, found it difficult to break through.
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Last year, Markle wrote a column for Elle saying she also found it difficult to land roles.
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Movement felt imprecise and I found it difficult to change direction and go where I wanted to.
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Unsurprisingly, they have found it difficult to pass the reforms, particularly economic ones, that Italy badly needs.
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Domestic players like Alibaba have benefitted while foreign vendors have found it difficult to enter the market.
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Students accustomed to second-by-second vigilance found it difficult to manage their time when left unsupervised.
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Some found it difficult to believe that a property dispute could lead to that kind of violence.
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This is likely the reason that some critics have found it difficult to clearly define her project.
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All five found it difficult or impossible to go back to work, at least in the field.
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Mr. Wa Lehulere admitted that he found it difficult to think of himself as a real artist.
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José José continued recording and performing for years, but in time he found it difficult to sing.
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The Obama administration had previously found it difficult to seek charges against Assange because of First Amendment protections.
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Call me a stereotypical millennial, but I found it difficult to resist multitasking while the news was on.
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Thank you to those who brought us food and held us when we found it difficult to stand.
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Know your limitationsWhen Sigler was first diagnosed, she found it difficult to understand since she didn't feel sick.
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Though it's worth noting that other models found it difficult to differentiate extremely low light levels from zero.
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Kolinsky said tension developed on the set as Lachey and Simpson found it difficult to overcome their differences.
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Some majors found it difficult to match the entrepreneurial spirit in which field supervisors had great operational latitude.
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I definitely felt a weight had been lifted off, but I found it difficult to justify buying things.
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As a solo-entrepreneur 10 years ago, Karin found it difficult to find consistent and reliable health coverage.
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It was a little long, and the hyena found it difficult to walk in my high-heeled shoes.
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In the past, some foreign banks found it difficult to pass the qualitative part of the stress tests.
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Debate moderators often found it difficult to keep the conversation from descending into extended cross-talk and shouting.
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All of the participants shared the goal of exercising more often but found it difficult to follow through.
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"Consultants have often found it difficult to ... appreciate decision-making processes at a multilateral international agency," one said.
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More than half of those in the music industry said they had found it difficult to get help.
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Patients and local oncologists have found it difficult to navigate online databases to enroll in clinical trials, Biden said.
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After my assault, I found it difficult to breathe or think clearly after seeing my rapist in a hallway.
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Some white LGBT people have found it difficult to grapple with the idea that there is a black pride.
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Like others at the prison, he found it difficult at first to get used to working at the restaurant.
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Previously, the barley price was set each year but farmers found it difficult to plan production and mitigate risk.
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Fletcher star said she also found it difficult to see how her husband, 41, was comparatively processing the situation.
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On the other side, blue states have found it difficult to maintain their historic investments in education and infrastructure.
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But like other Chinese CEOs, he said he had found it difficult to make forays into the U.S. market.
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He found it difficult to accept that all the nonbelievers he met on the road would suffer eternal damnation.
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Despite being "all in" on Iowa, the former Maryland congressman has found it difficult to resonate in the state.
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I wondered if LJ sometimes found it difficult to discern raw signal from synesthetic effects in her daily life.
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I found it difficult to accept much of what I read, and several claims are not supported by citations.
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The added job responsibilities did not come with more pay, and the couple found it difficult to save money.
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Several players, including former top-five women's player Eugenie Bouchard said they found it difficult to breathe during matches.
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But with less of his time spent at Amazon, Bezos may have found it difficult to accommodate the position.
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She also found it difficult to control her emotions because she related so closely to the people in crisis.
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During graduate school, he found it difficult to say no when others asked him to take on extra work.
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He'd been working with film, but found it difficult to find a good processing lab on the East Coast.
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I found it difficult to shoot with much accuracy as the levels progressed, though I did have a few kills.
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Afterwards, Moriwaki found herself trying to start her life again, and found it difficult to date as a single mom.
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As a personal storyteller, I've always found it difficult to determine how other people in my life should be portrayed.
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Following the accident, the Beverly Hills, 90210 actress found it difficult to move on, and considered taking her own life.
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It all started approximately two years ago, when Ashley found it difficult to purchase a property that would house Tiffany.
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JR Kyushu, serving a less populated area, has found it difficult to terminate unprofitable services due to potential political backlash.
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Demand has been so strong that Nintendo has found it difficult to keep up as queues get longer outside stores.
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Mr. Trump said that he found it difficult to find qualified local people to work there during the high season.
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Some Twitter users have been leaving the service, and the company has found it difficult to persuade people to join.
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Despite Facebook's effort to improve its policing, Stinnett said he had found it difficult to rectify the paper's own issue.
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He argued that Dr. Khaw had found it difficult to empathize with his children's learning disabilities and mental health issues.
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Without the dossier, Americans would have found it difficult to understand the actions of their elected representatives and government officials.
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Over time, people found it difficult to stick to the original garment, thinking it limits creativity and/or self-expression.
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But he found it difficult to forge bonds with his men, since they were mostly replacements whom he barely knew.
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For years, she said, she did not know she could opt out, and then found it difficult to do so.
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He had a knack for the technical work, but not the marketing, and found it difficult to get new clients.
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Insurers that found it difficult to earn a reasonable profit on individual plans exited the marketplace or aggressively raised premiums.
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The babies are exposed to the cigarette smoke which is so thick that the nurses found it difficult to breathe.
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This week's women's union report said the teenage mill worker had found it difficult to cope with the work pressure.
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The child was still awake on his mother's lap, but the woman found it difficult to keep her eyes open.
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Also, the traditional algorithms found it difficult to cope up with the changes in illumination, viewpoint, scale, image quality, etc.
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In 1994, when I was a new judge, I told another judge that I found it difficult to sentence people.
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Microsoft found it difficult to secure the building it wanted, and ultimately shelved its plans to open a store in London.
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Meredith, who worked at home for Coca Cola Industries, tried to remain positive but found it difficult because of Spencer's negativity.
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The man's mother, Alison Price, reportedly told the inquiry she found it difficult to believe her son would consciously stab himself.
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After giving birth to her fourth child Story in May, Soleil Moon Frye found it difficult to lose the baby weight.
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Paulin, a former personal trainer, told CNBC that his clients found it difficult to adhere to a diet or exercise program.
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Major players like Intel, NVidia, and Ambarella crushed expectations while lesser known names like AMD found it difficult to stimulate growth.
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For similar reasons Australia has found it difficult to confront Nauru's government as it sacks senior judges and suspends opposition MPs.
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Starting off in the mainstream environment meant I was often isolated and found it difficult to relate to my hearing peers.
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She said her friend found it difficult to date especially because of the cultural divide she experienced on traditional dating apps.
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But the company has found it difficult to win U.S. military contracts without the congressional influence that domestic manufacturing facilities command.
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Many, particularly among United's alumni, have found it difficult to countenance a world in which Rooney is not a central figure.
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Overall, I appreciated focusing on mindfulness but found it difficult to fit all of Oprah's zen moments into my morning routine.
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Many found it difficult to cope with waves of noise, abrupt public announcements and, sometimes, rapping against the protective glass cube.
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But negotiators have found it difficult bridge the divide over issues such as who would take the next step after Singapore.
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Like lots of other people, I've often found it difficult to sleep when traveling or when I'm in a new location.
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They found it difficult to explain their passing to their daughter, Elon, who had been 5 years old at the time.
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He said he found it difficult to understand why the reforms had been introduced or who had come up with them.
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"I found it difficult to understand why he would leave Boston," where he could have "reignited his political views," Leech said.
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Evangelicals who have remained unsettled by Mr. Trump have often found it difficult to gain an audience among their own ranks.
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That following year, Hamp found it difficult to return to school, which can be the case for most school shooting survivors.
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I found it difficult to connect with my own culture, as there weren't many faces that looked like mine in Beddau.
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During the podcast, Gayheart said that following the accident, she found it difficult to move on and considered taking her own life.
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"As a small company, we found it difficult to get commercial credit from banks," says Eternum CEO and co-founder Siten Mandalia.
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It's positioned close to the trigger, but I found it difficult to flick the switch on and off with my free thumb.
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But previous attempts to grow environmentally friendly meat found it difficult to recreate the long, stringy muscle fibers that make up meat.
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The archives found it difficult to cut a check to Johnsen if he didn't have a company assembled to do the work.
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He noted that 40 percent of Japan' s workforce was non-regular and found it difficult to shift to full-time employment.
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Now mind you, she herself was black, but she found it difficult to get some of the facial features to her liking.
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It still felt like the desktop was hidden underneath this new touch-friendly interface, and many still found it difficult to find.
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The trouble was that he found it difficult, while explaining his job and drinking a beer, to stay focussed on the chicken.
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The New York Post previously reported his mother was an alcoholic teenage prostitute who found it difficult to look after her son.
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She found it difficult to believe that the foundation, which had hired her, did not already know the piece was a Rodin.
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Many local men have found it difficult to reconcile the prosperity and stability the new government has brought with their own traditions.
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And they found it difficult to persuade patients to stop relying on their sleep trackers, even if the numbers had been flawed.
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Many of the runners found it difficult to smile throughout the six-minute session, though: Their grins became increasingly fixed and unnatural.
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Until recently, even the children of African immigrants who were born here found it difficult to secure legal residency, let alone citizenship.
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I found it difficult to picture an environment more aesthetically at odds, at least externally, with its supposed goal of nurturing children.
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Facebook found it difficult to keep up with the pace of stealth political activity on its network, according to the NYU research.
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I've also found it difficult to open and close the main zipper with one hand, which is often a necessity with kids.
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In practice, I found it difficult to close the caps with just my hands, especially for harder foods like chips or crackers.
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Maybe it's because the clue was broken up onto two lines, but I found it difficult to see the word in there.
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"A wonderful experience that I never want to repeat," said Ms. Hendrickson, who found it difficult to see her daughter experience pain.
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As we began to share our engagement news, I found it difficult to go through the ritualistic "let's see the ring" moment.
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Investors found it difficult to work out which companies had already been awarded concessions, while provincial governments often muscled their way into projects.
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Admittedly, I found it difficult to share my mother with her adoring fans who treated her like she was part of their family.
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During the podcast, Gayheart shared that following the accident, she found it difficult to move on, and had considered taking her own life.
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While they were delicious, I found it difficult to drink them all, plus the food, AND somehow get in my daily water intake.
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Big European banks found it difficult to hire executives, especially when compared to U.S. banks where bonuses and fixed salaries can be higher.
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Even states that have sworn off private prisons, or tried to cut back on their use, have found it difficult to extricate themselves.
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As a result, once the economy hit recession, they found it difficult to raise funds and, in some cases, fill their cash machines.
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However, Naughton said she found it difficult to tap into traditional political resources and party funding coming from a non-traditional political background.
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Despite having well stocked war chests, private equity funds have found it difficult to invest without overpaying due to rich equity market valuations.
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Morley found it difficult to comprehend a world in which gangs, violence, endemic poverty and constant alertness—bordering on paranoia—are the norm.
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Parents of young children found it difficult for obvious reasons, as did people with jobs that permit them less control over their time.
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Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt tried to back the White House, but has found it difficult to keep up with the changing story.
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Tati's mother admits that at the time she kicked her daughter out of their home, she found it difficult to be around her.
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Despite the artistry on display in the exhibition, I found it difficult to suppress a kernel of class hatred in looking at it.
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By most accounts, the program succeeded — but when the money ran out, some orchestras found it difficult to maintain their better-paid ensembles.
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Crash Bandicoot developer Taylor Kurosaki said in a PlayStation blog post that he found it difficult despite being the one that designed it.
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I had one "slip up," and found it difficult to remember not to reach for foods with even small amounts of added sugar.
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Her new album was originally about aliens arriving on Earth The young star initially found it difficult to separate herself from her smash debut.
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"I found it difficult to believe that such a network didn't already exist," Nelson says of his original hesitation to work on the project.
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I found it difficult to understand some of the thick Belfast accents, and was confused by the prison jargon the inmates and guards used.
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Despite Alexeyeva's many decades of provoking the authorities in Moscow, a country with little tolerance for activism found it difficult to completely marginalize her.
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Though Shinoda wrote the lyrics, they resonated so deeply with Bennington's own experiences that he found it difficult to perform even in the studio.
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I grew up all over the UK, left school at 17 and tried to go to college, but I found it difficult to adapt.
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One male viewer with epilepsy, who found it difficult to talk to anyone about his seizures, brought "his whole family" to see Jane's work.
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Trump would have found it difficult squaring his tough talk and steep demand of total nuclear disarmament with the give-and-take of diplomacy.
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Clinton pulls away in many polls, some Trump voters found it difficult even to contemplate what a Clinton presidency would be like for them.
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Mobile pay is growing so rapidly in mainland China that as a foreigner I sometimes found it difficult to complete basic transactions without it.
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At the same time, Trump has found it difficult to hire a new criminal lawyer to help him in the case, the Times reported.
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Claiming he found it difficult to breathe, the man wanted the lavatory door left open -- a request that was refused, the flight attendant said.
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What would Mr. Heilemann say to a skeptic who found it difficult to believe that he had been unaware of Mr. Halperin's alleged misbehavior?
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And when we finished, it was like someone had lifted something from my shoulders, and I found it difficult to even stand up straight.
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As the expense of installing equipment required to neutralize diesel fumes has increased, carmakers have found it difficult to keep the cars competitively priced.
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He would bring it up when we argued and found it difficult to trust me—to the point where he'd check my phone and emails.
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MSCI said last June it could not include the shares because investors still found it difficult to get their money in and out of China.
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Like other newspaper and magazine publishers, the Times has found it difficult to cope with a steady decline in print ad revenue in recent years.
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When Amazon and Alphabet reported earnings at the same exact time Thursday night, Cramer found it difficult to compare the two and pick a winner.
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"I've been a street punk my whole life and I've always found it difficult to put that way of life behind me," Kongsbirk tells me.
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Would they be the first people who found it difficult to focus on work with the excitement of a new relationship thrown into the mix?
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Ahead of the storm's landfall, experts found it difficult to forecast, but Dorian quickly proved to be a devastating combination for the low-lying islands.
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Smucker, the biggest U.S. coffee roaster, has found it difficult to raise prices for its coffee brands to keep up with rising green coffee prices.
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An investigation last year found widespread accounting errors throughout Toshiba and blamed a corporate culture in which employees found it difficult to question their superiors.
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Despite the artistry on display in this Gorham Silver exhibition, I found it difficult to suppress a kernel of class hatred in looking at it.
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As a child, she moved to California, where she found it difficult to fit in and feel welcome amidst a crowd of blonde, white girls.
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After his accident, World Cup racers from around the world suddenly found it difficult to throw themselves down the mountain with the same unbridled aggressiveness.
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When "Voodoo" was released, a great number of musicians actually found it difficult to listen to, because of the gluey disorientation imparted by these grooves.
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Some had hoped to rent their apartments online for extra income, but found it difficult because of limited technical skills and overwhelming and expensive upgrades.
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" But Mr. Newsom pushed back, saying he found it difficult to hear "a devout supporter of Donald Trump talk about the issue of sexual harassment.
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But he found it difficult to find a space where he could address the climate crisis as a pastor and a person of color simultaneously.
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The idea for Plan came from Darshan Desai, a Princeton student who found it difficult to manage his own day using the calendaring applications available today.
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In recent years, the US military has found it difficult to retain skilled cybersecurity professionals because many can often find better opportunities in the private sector.
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Mr. Purja said he had found it difficult early on to obtain sponsorship for his attempt, but eventually the luxury British watchmaker Bremont financed his efforts.
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Replies to Farrow ranged from intrigued to nonplussed; many who grew up with Matilda found it difficult to empathize with Trunchbull's difficult life and ultimate defeat.
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She wrote that despite the love and unconditional support she had received from her fans, she found it difficult to talk about sexual harassment and abuse.
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We had a writing workshop, which was challenging because some of the inmates found it difficult to put down what they wanted to say in words.
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In some cases, people found it difficult to cancel accounts with the company offering members free weeks and months, if they stayed with the service. Datingsitesreviews.
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Kyle said people would avoid eye contact, and he found it difficult to strike up conversations with anyone who wasn't a close friend or family member.
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As a feminist, Lud found it difficult to explain the concept of webcam modeling to friends and family who didn't share her perspective on sex work.
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When Amazon and Alphabet reported earnings at the same exact time Thursday night, Jim Cramer found it difficult to compare the two and pick a winner.
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Thus, organizers have found it difficult to predict whether the idea of combining Afro-Cuban music with electronic productions and foreign artists will be a hit.
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That decision wasn't just about attracting and retaining quality workers; as a former retail employee myself, I had found it difficult to get good, affordable insurance.
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I decided to tell them the whole story, even though I have always found it difficult to tell, not wanting to sound like I was bragging.
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Born with arteriovenous malformation, a life-threatening medical condition which causes dangerous nose bleeds, facial swelling and migraines, she sometimes found it difficult to fit in.
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I found it difficult to keep a straight face as I spoke to the journalist sent by China Central Television, or CCTV, the state television network.
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It's funny when I started work on these songs I found it difficult to write lyrics because I didn't want to write about just about anything.
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In 250 Stephen Forsey and Robert Greubel had formed the watch company Greubel Forsey and "we found it difficult to find skilled people," Mr. Forsey said.
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Barneys, which at its peak operated like an idiosyncratic boutique on a grand scale, found it difficult to remain the ne plus ultra of sly style.
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As a reader, I've used this method for nearly half a century, and I've never found it difficult to locate a passage I'd wanted to remember.
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"I think that for her art, it was the perfect thing for her to do, but that as a mother she found it difficult," she said.
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A head taller than other girls of her age in a white-majority community, Cambage was taunted for her appearance and found it difficult to make friends.
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Falling pupil numbers mean there is little need for new schools of any kind, and parents have found it difficult to convince schools that they should transform.
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Many of the people said they were rejected by their families because of their gender identity, and after leaving home they found it difficult to find work.
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Ethnic Russians make up a large chunk of the Baltic population, but they found it difficult to attain citizenship there after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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She found it difficult to relax after dark — couldn't curl up with a book, or settle down long enough to watch a movie from beginning to end.
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After touring with The Doobie Brothers and playing in the Grammy-winning jazz group The Yellowjackets, Russo found it difficult to make intentionally unobtrusive music at first.
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They were so committed to a belief in the "magic of the marketplace" that they found it difficult, if not impossible, to accept evidence of market failure.
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Clinton was an avid runner who logged three eight-minute miles, and other politicians found it difficult to keep up with him, the New York Times reported.
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At intermission, Ms. Hedren said that she was liking it very much, but found it difficult to understand the singing, even though the libretto is in English.
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And she has found it difficult to stay focused, which makes high school requirements that would stress out any student — standardized tests, college applications — feel even harder.
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Yet sitting through reheat after reheat of animated movies from my childhood, I've found it difficult to take comfort in the unsubtle attempts to correct past sins.
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I found it difficult to clue INNER BEAUTY — I came up with something like "Hidden assets," but I like "What kindness and honesty reveal" a lot better.
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Many rivals have struggled to spar with Trump in debates and on Twitter but have found it difficult, demeaning and self-destructive to sink to his level.
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Because clients want information that no one else has, promising startups have found it difficult to scale their businesses while also keeping the same quality of data.
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Upon returning home to Dallas, he found it difficult just to coach two games this week, for his high school girls' team at North Dallas Adventist Academy.
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Those tokens have liquidity provisions that allow investors to sell them, but have found it difficult to do so because the coins are now under water, analysts said.
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At the beginning of the night he gently asked the crowd to "be quiet and listen while I'm talking", then found it difficult to know what to say.
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Despite his efforts since coming to power in 2014 to ease the path to starting a business, investors still found it difficult to enter some sectors, he added.
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And European governments have lately found it difficult to win referendums, as the prime ministers (and ex-prime ministers) of Denmark, the Netherlands, Britain and Italy can attest.
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Buhari has vowed to stamp out the Avengers, but the military has found it difficult in the past to hunt down militants in the Delta's maze of creeks.
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Even a president as cool and collected as President Obama has found it difficult to contain his emotions at moments, particularly following the horrific mass shootings like Newtown.
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When Dr Zhang returned to China in 2012, after teaching in America, he found it difficult to concentrate during days when the air in Beijing was heavily polluted.
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Until now, it has found it difficult to crack the world's largest market for plug-in vehicles, and the Trump administration's trade war will only compound the situation.
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The ACHA-NCHA survey also said that more than 30 percent of college students have felt so depressed in the past year they found it difficult to function.
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"Ambiguities in the law have meant that enforcement officers have found it difficult to classify and quantify cases of counterfeiting, let alone commence legal proceedings," the firm said.
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The industry and government agencies, like the Federal Communications Commission, have attempted to crack down on such efforts, but have found it difficult to keep up with scammers.
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" Asked if he found it difficult, when others in his circle assume he shares their views, Mr. Lirola said: "Well, no one wants to be called a racist.
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Still unelected, Macron's lack of a political base means he has found it difficult to convince Hollande to speed up the modernization of the eurozone's second-biggest economy.
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But he has found it difficult to meaningfully lift the economic growth rate and has been forced into some uneasy compromises in key policy areas like land reform.
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As the Evening Standard reported, however, trustees in attendance — including Grayson Perry — remained well aware of the actions and apparently found it difficult to hear the museum's speeches.
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Without the special bays and "Drone Zones" integrated into the Internet of Wings's production facilities, more traditional restaurants found it difficult to integrate drones into their delivery workflows.
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As a new standup at the time, she found it difficult to relate to colleagues at open-mic nights: They were mostly younger, mostly white and mostly men.
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The sanctions "substantially changed our funding policy," Kostin said, explaining that his bank found it difficult to continue borrowing in U.S. dollar and euros in a big way.
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But in many service fields — notably the traditional retail sector — workers have found it difficult to gain traction on issues like low pay, high turnover and unpredictable scheduling.
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For one thing, researchers have found it difficult to engineer animals with symptoms mimicking human dementia so they can effectively try drugs on them before testing on people.
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Farm bankruptcies have risen, despite the distribution of emergency aid to farmers, and the administration has found it difficult to locate alternative markets for American grains and meats.
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Tracie Rosado, who left the Army in 2003 after serving in Iraq, says she found it difficult to reconnect with old friends once she re-entered civilian life.
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Ms. Smith said her grandfather had served in the military and had come back so mentally scarred that she and her family found it difficult to visit him.
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I found it difficult to find a true pre-approval that didn&apost require running a credit check, and the reality is that not every bank offers one.
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She had also been struggling with limited supplies and the lack of water, but more than that — she found it difficult to balance patients' medical and mental health needs.
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In joyous remarks before a crowd in Concord, she made clear that without Tuesday's results, she would have found it difficult to continue to the next contests, on Feb.
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Three-month-old MNDFL is the brainchild of 31-year-old Ellie Burrows, who found it difficult to meditate in her own home, filled with all its familiar distractions.
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Second, workers found it difficult to set healthy boundaries on their hours (or on their tolerance of a toxic climate) owing to a deeply held belief in their mission.
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He and his brother Daniel came up with the idea for Gig after they found it difficult to efficiently staff Maki, the sushi restaurant chain they opened last year.
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When Abudusalamu tried to join her, he found it difficult to get a visa, then after the crackdown began he felt it was too dangerous to travel to Xinjiang.
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George Michael, who died at home Sunday, was an inspiration for those who found it difficult to express their sexuality, especially in a time when being LGBTQ was stigmatized.
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An investigation last year found widespread accounting errors throughout the laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate, and blamed a corporate culture in which employees found it difficult to question their superiors.
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The report said half of local authorities surveyed found it difficult to find homes for single young people, and large families face similar difficulties due to caps on welfare.
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Yet she has found it difficult to persuade her mother's neurologist to talk about prognosis — even when she sent the physician a note before an appointment, requesting a discussion.
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The activist was lauded for the specificity of his policy platforms, but found it difficult to tap into groups of voters that could have offered a groundswell of support.
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One student of mine who had been waist training found it difficult to breathe and wound up with serious digestive problems -- apparently a common side effect of the practice.
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I've found it difficult in Brisbane, in particular, to find the best everyday food — the local gems, the small edible wonders that make living in any city more pleasurable.
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Even then, with the help of his lawyers, the president found it difficult to summon details from his presidential campaign in 20163 that might shed light on what happened.
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At the first community meeting that brought all of the residents together, he found it difficult to sit across from them, or even raise his eyes from the ground.
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For years, after starting the project in 2013, I found it difficult to get people in the United States to care about these narratives of LGBTQ immigrants of color.
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Another mother with a 9-year-old child says she found it difficult to make Bridge payments: ''At times I've gone without eating so I can pay school fees.
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Even as emissions continue to soar, the country, currently governed by a conservative coalition, has found it difficult to reach a political consensus on energy and climate change policy.
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While the Vatican is known for its slow pace, even the speediest bureaucracy would have found it difficult to review and sign off on sensitive legal documents in that time.
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Despite Widodo's efforts since coming to power in 2014 to make it easier to start a business, investors still found it difficult to enter some sectors, he said in May.
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Arnett's performance as Gob Bluth on the cult comedy was rightfully lauded, but the actor says he found it difficult to escape the shadow of Michael Bluth's idiot older brother.
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However, the southwest parts of China have found it difficult to connect to the grids, with around 57.4 billion kWh of hydropower wasted in Yunnan and Sichuan provinces last year.
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Whitefish also found it difficult to get equipment to the island, which led the Puerto Rican government to hire costly charter flights, according to investigations led by the Washington Post.
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With an intellectually disabled daughter at home, and her house-builder husband frequently in India, Sarki had found it difficult to find time for daily chores before the pump arrived.
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Her friends at school, most of whom were people of color, had found it difficult to secure space and permission from Columbia to hold their own events, she told me.
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Thinking about the hair and the clamminess, I found it difficult to imagine anyone spending time looking at a man's foot the way wikiFeet members spend countless hours pursuing women's.
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But its biggest changes will come for the employees of small companies, who have long found it difficult to offer retirement options such as 401(k)s to their workers.
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And my grandmother, a widow now, was a strict, no-nonsense type; any wife would have found it difficult to serve as the head priest's spouse with her still there.
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So when Bugatti announced today that its Chiron hypercar has smashed through the 23 mph barrier, my brain just found it difficult to accept that such a thing was possible.
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When it came to the decisions these women made, they found it difficult not to compromise in one area of their lives, like chasing their passion or being financially independent.
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He went on to say he found it "difficult to contemplate it happening here but nothing is impossible", and said after the attack that he was horrified and deeply saddened.
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These officials knew they had to secure grants from the federal government, for instance, but found it difficult to do that when local elections were won by far-right candidates.
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Art is a powerful medium, and because of the economic importance of it for so many, I've found it difficult to critique or have challenging conversations around our creative intentionality.
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"Amongst those people who were close to him, we all loved him so and found it difficult because he wasn't always open to sharing his personal pain and struggle," Zak said.
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Scientists, in addition to struggling with its strange morphology, found it difficult to obtain DNA from the bones of these extinct tropical animals; high temperatures and humidity destroys DNA very quickly.
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At the time, the People's Republic of China and other socialist states found it difficult or impossible to gain IOC acceptance, since the IOC was almost entirely run by Western aristocrats.
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The only issue I had during my stay was that the faucet was somehow connected to the toilet, and I found it difficult to figure out how to turn it on.
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After having adapted to Ice Age conditions for millennia, Neanderthals may have found it difficult to cope with dramatic changes in climate, and the ensuing changes to their prey and habitat.
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In the tumult of this election year, the Obama administration has found it difficult to inspire widespread public protest against the Senate refusal to hold even a hearing for the nominee.
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But a young woman claiming her sexuality apparently still challenged some viewers who found it difficult to watch an adolescent have sex, in the knowledge that she hadn't always been adolescent.
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However, Wired found it difficult for most people to use, which we understand: If you have trouble using the buttons on a microwave, then the Fast Slow Pro will seem intimidating.
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Hong Leong Investment Bank research analyst Khairul Azizi Kairudin said in a note on Wednesday that both RHB and AmBank had likely found it difficult to extract synergies from the deal.
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"Without the dossier, Americans would have found it difficult to understand the actions of their elected representatives and government officials," he wrote in an Op-Ed for The New York Times.
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But the Europeans have found it difficult to set up an alternative payment mechanism to sidestep the American-dominated banking system and allow Iran to continue selling its oil and goods.
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He told the crowd that he had had virtually "zero contact" with the president since the election, but added that he had found it difficult to resist the pull of politics.
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An investigation of the accounting scandal found widespread accounting errors throughout the laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate, and blamed a corporate culture in which employees found it difficult to question their superiors.
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A number of cheerleaders had sustained concussions in the crash, Mr. Baum said, and some found it difficult to concentrate in class or to stare at computer screens for long periods.
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But they have found it difficult to find the right wording on guaranteeing the unguarded border as set out in the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement that will suit all sides.
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I found it difficult to reconcile that part of myself with my overwhelming sensitivity, and I wondered about the exact nature of the things that were capable of making me cry.
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Yet he has found it difficult to shake off allegations of fraud and corruption, resulting in violent anti-government protests in Tirana, including Molotov cocktails thrown at Rama's office last week.
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In an interview with TV Week just three days before news of the breakup broke, Schreiber admitted that he and his longtime girlfriend found it difficult to allocate time to spend together.
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Still, as I sat in the ER waiting room at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, watching a woman vomit into a plastic bag, I found it difficult to muster up too much acrimony.
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This isn't particularly surprising—I have never enjoyed sitcoms, and have always found it difficult to sink my teeth into a show that isn't serialized or at least features long narrative arcs.
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"I remember when I was with Vika (Azarenka) and she played Johanna in Wuhan and I was trying to analyze Johanna's game before the match and I found it difficult," he said.
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I had been using traditional BBT tracking methods before but found it difficult to keep up with it due to my weird sleep schedule and my general forgetfulness when first waking up.
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It was a thrilling entry that gave the Olympics a breath of fresh air, keeping them more current for a generation that found it difficult to stay interested in cross-country skiing.
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For example, when a young actor, untried in comedy and a little nervous, found it difficult to be particularly vulnerable in a scene that required such, Garry just kept giving him hugs.
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In 2012, Macy's opened a distribution center in the Martinsburg area, but, Knowles said, the company has found it difficult to hire longtime residents, because so many fail the required drug test.
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But she found it difficult to leave her past behind her; she couldn't make new friends because she was terrified that one quick Google search of her name would reveal her secret.
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Some smaller streamers told The Verge last summer they spent years broadcasting to no one, and found it difficult to grow their community, despite the effort Twitch has made in this area.
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He has found it difficult to get into a competitive rhythm this season because his low ranking reduces his playing opportunities, but says he is finally starting to find his comfort zone.
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Because of the length of the exposure, subjects found it difficult to hold a smile for the camera — but, in any case, we assume this queen would not be quick to smile.
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He took office as most foreign forces were leaving after more than a decade in Afghanistan and without their support, his government has found it difficult to cope with a resurgent Taliban.
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That is despite going nearly three months this season without winning a match as she struggled with shoulder and back injuries so painful that she even found it difficult to wash her hair.
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NIESR said employers found it difficult to attract British workers to low-skilled jobs, while non-EU migrants were often overqualified and recruiting them was costly and time-consuming because they needed visas.
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But my motivation and follow-through were on separate footing, and I found it difficult to scrounge up enough energy to overthrow my defeatist attitude, which grew stronger by my taking layoffs personally.
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Most of the YouTubers in Creators for Change have smaller audiences than the top YouTubers (Sam Saffold has 25,000 subscribers) and have found it difficult to monetize their channels while covering important topics.
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It's in rural areas where, much like the electrification struggles of almost 100 years ago, people have found it difficult to get connected at high-speeds that you'd find in America's urban areas.
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After taking a few years off from the workforce to raise their kids, the trio found it difficult to find meaningful jobs that allowed them to meet the demands of their personal lives.
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Actress Charlize Theron said she found it difficult at first to find common ground with former anchor Megyn Kelly when trying to portray the former Fox News host in the upcoming "Bombshell" movie.
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The Andean flower industry began to bloom, crowding out domestic growers who found it difficult to compete with their Andean counterparts who could produce flowers not only more cheaply but also year-round.
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In 2013, The New York Times told the stories of furniture workers in North Carolina who found it difficult to walk after being exposed to n-propyl bromide for only a few weeks.
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In the test, the plane dived toward the ground, and one of the test pilots found it difficult to respond to the various alarms and system failures in time to control the plane.
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Slovenia's Dalila Jakupovic was forced to retire after suffering a coughing fit in the second set of her match on Tuesday and several other players said they had found it difficult to breathe.
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" Of Katinka De Vries, the wife of the novelist Peter De Vries, she writes that she found it difficult "to spend the day with someone named Katinka, even though she is very nice.
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But when he was away for too long she found it difficult to remember how the different parts of his face fit together, even though they had been married for almost five years.
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The industry has long found it difficult to fill all the skilled positions it requires domestically and on some London building sites more than half of construction workers are from the European Union.
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Among her many challenges, Lauren Scruggs Kennedy found it difficult to maintain her sense of style after she lost her left eye and part of her left arm in a propeller accident in 2012.
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Hailing from the Philippines, Jim (he also asked that we not use his last name for fear of being shuttered by Disney) had found it difficult in the past to get costumes and parts.
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For years, airlines have found it difficult to compete with online travel agencies like Expedia Group Inc and corporate travel agents that control a large number of customers, Travelport Chief Executive Gordon Wilson said.
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Even a combined entity, after deep cuts in costs, would have found it difficult to build profitability in an overcrowded domestic market in which the co-operative and public sectors are also strong competitors.
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Trump, though, has shown himself to be markedly impulsive, to the point that those who have worked with him have reportedly found it difficult to guide him to focus on essential preparations and learning.
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The work went slowly, in part because of his many ailments and in part because Marx found it difficult to shake depression about both his relative obscurity and the conservative turn in European politics.
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For instance, although Taiwanese were theoretically granted the same access to services as mainlanders if they had lived in China for six months, many still found it difficult to obtain a local credit card.
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But Legal Evening News, a Chinese newspaper, reported that Mr. Liu told the police that, for years after the killings, he found it difficult to sleep at night because of what he had done.
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Facebook's memorialization request form Facebook user Kari Driskell — who wrote a blog post about the process — also found it difficult to locate information on Facebook memorialization back when her husband Eric died in 2017.
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Some candidates have said they found it difficult to protect their accounts with the company's most basic security feature: the little blue check mark Facebook uses to help users distinguish genuine pages from impostors.
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While security has been a crucial part of its corporate narrative, Apple has quietly refused to pay for bug reports, at times frustrating security researchers who found it difficult to report flaws to the company.
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I noted that I worked out regularly (at least three to four times a week), but found it difficult to wear sports bras or even do basic cardio due to the weight of my boobs.
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Tyson has found it difficult to explain to some farmers why the company wants to change its practices to shift away from antibiotics, according to Alan Johnston, a manager at the Tyson facilities in Missouri.
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Left-hander Watson, a Masters champion twice in the last four years, found it difficult to trust his swing in what he described as the toughest conditions he had ever seen at his favorite tournament.
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While talking with Gaffney on a bright, beautiful day at a small restaurant a few blocks off Avenida Atlantica in Copacabana, I found it difficult to summarize everything I perceived as objectionable about the Olympics.
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My problem was that, starting out on a low level, I found it difficult to attack portals operated by opponents at higher levels, while it was easy for them to attack my lower-level portals.
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For a few fleeting moments, I entertained the idea of writing this review on the thing, but almost immediately backed down, when I found it difficult to type even a sentence right the first time.
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Mr. Mitnick, though, said there were times when even he, for all his years helping wealthy New Yorkers navigate the tax code, found it difficult to face the incongruity of his work for Mr. Trump.
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The science-fiction writer Philip K. Dick, for instance, found it difficult to believe in any single, stable reality — but in a 1978 essay, he explained how even an anarchic world could have its masters.
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"I knew there was some suspicion and I was doing it to solidify any suspicion of any wrongdoing," Mr. Lutz said, but added that he found it difficult to learn many of Mr. Dowless's methods.
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People briefed on the meetings said American negotiators found it difficult to make significant headway with the North Koreans, in part because the White House did not back them up in taking a hard line.
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Conservative activists said they sometimes found it difficult to follow the lead of the White House, which has sent mixed signals about how seriously it is taking the prospect that Mr. Trump could be impeached.
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"If you say, well, rocks don't have consciousness, I want to agree with you"—but he found it difficult to get an imaginative grip on the idea of a monkey with a "sort of" mind.
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Although Ullman stabilized sales and stopped the stock from declining further — it had dropped from more than $140 a share in 2011 to around $20 — Penney found it difficult to dig out from its mistakes.
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However, the villagers say the aid was coming too late as the road had become inaccessible six days ago and villagers had found it difficult to communicate problems relating to restricted movement and damaged property.
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Door, a Dallas-based real estate brokerage marketplace, tried using Salesforce software but found it difficult to configure, said Door Director of Product Chris Keegan, adding that employees reverted to using spreadsheets to log customer data.
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Because of the scale of Android, the number of handsets out in the wild, and the lack of consistency when it comes to security and operating system updates, Google has found it difficult to ensure companies.
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With so much in common, yet so much riding on a handful of delicate national-security issues that sometimes divide them, Israeli and American leaders have found it difficult to avoid meddling in each other's politics.
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President Trump's advisers found it difficult to focus his attention on the enormity of the act, until his daughter Ivanka, after seeing pictures of dead children with foam around their lips and nostrils, spoke to him.
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Here are three easy ways to track your success and boost your potential this year: Have you ever found it difficult to think of the things you've accomplished off the top of your head when asked?
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Ms. Latil, 224, who works at a homeless shelter in Santa Fe, N.M., is one of millions of Americans who once found it difficult or impossible to get health insurance because they already had serious illnesses.
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People briefed on the meetings said American negotiators had found it difficult to make significant headway with the North Koreans, in part because the White House did not back them up in taking a hard line.
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Mr. Gillespie, a former Republican National Committee chairman, found it difficult to balance appeals to the president's unflagging supporters in rural Virginia while simultaneously attempting to win over Mr. Trump's skeptics in the state's population centers.
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But there were widespread reports that the precinct chairs weren't adequately prepared or instructed on how to use the app, and that they found it difficult to impossible to download, install, and boot on their smartphones.
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Rescue workers found it difficult to access parts of the region due to the bad weather, leaving many trapped and having to be airlifted by helicopters out of the area, according to the AP and Reuters.
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Supermarkets have found it difficult to turn a profit by filling online orders from store shelves without charging extra for that convenience, although delivering food is far more costly than clothes, especially if chilled or frozen.
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Ted Smyth, a former Irish diplomat and the vice president of Glucksman Ireland House at New York University, said he found it difficult to reconcile an embrace of Irishness with support for Mr. Trump's immigration policies.
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"Although the $1,500 mark has exerted a considerable pull on gold in recent weeks, and although gold has found it difficult to detach itself from this threshold, we believe that the gold price is well-supported."
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Chief Executive Luke Ellis said on Wednesday Man Group had "found it difficult to generate performance for clients and performance fees" due to a "very unforgiving" market over the first three quarters, leading to "disappointing profits".
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Although a darling of the elite, he found it difficult to exhibit his work, whose deviation from Socialist Realism, the mandated official style, made him a target for arts bureaucrats and artists working within the system.
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Experts canvassed by VICE found it difficult to estimate just how ubiquitous these documents were in the American evangelical world, which according to Pew includes roughly a quarter of the population and nearly a fifth of millennials.
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Kyle Hannon, the president of the Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce, said he was "honored" to have Mr. Obama back in his town, but said he found it difficult to connect the president's policies to the recovery.
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A new study by the Venezuelan pollster Meganalisis found that 78.6% of the population found it difficult to feed themselves every day and that almost one in three Venezuelas could afford to eat only once a day.
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Even so, Schulman weaves all this material — along with multiple points of view — into a tight, urgent narrative that builds in tension until, about a hundred pages in, I found it difficult to put the book down.
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Mr. Harrelson, who plays the part of an irascible loner who is blunt to a fault, said that he found it difficult to slip out of character while on the set, even after the cameras stopped rolling.
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Quants found it difficult to incorporate the company&aposs aggregated datasets into their models without knowing what was inside them to ensure there was no overlap with other datasets they were already using, the second source said.
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As a not-so-confident introvert who found it difficult to speak up in meetings, or talk about my accomplishments without feeling like I was bragging, I was at a disadvantage when it came to sharing my wins.
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Armed with a degree in food studies from the New School, Mr. Roman, 25, said he had still found it difficult to land a job because of "an oversupply of highly educated people" seeking work in his industry.
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A Dallas Observer article from last month notes that the "bill designed to prevent bots from buying up concert tickets didn't help U2 fans," who once again found it difficult to get tickets to the band's new tour.
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The writer, who was beloved by many and poured much time into leading writing workshops and giving speaking engagements, found it difficult to relate to her children, who resented aspects of their lives being fictionalized in L'Engle's stories.
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Since coming to power in 2014, Modi has found it difficult to balance the competing demands of groups from his nationalist Hindu power base and those Indians striving to build a modern, secular country befitting its growing economic influence.
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Ms. Lucas said she found it difficult to grasp that this might be the last time she would see "Newark" danced by the company but that she was trying to look ahead to the challenge of revisiting other pieces.
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All the same, Mr. Pugachev has found it difficult to extricate himself from his Russian past and what he described as mafialike codes of conduct that are expected to bind current and former members of the Kremlin inner circle.
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Still, in a June 2016 interview with CNN before the Trump-Fallon controversy, Leno conceded that he would have found it difficult adhering to that ideal in the current political climate, citing issues like gay rights and school shootings.
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"The European Union has been diverted by Brexit, it's been obstructed by nationalist members, it's been divided over migration and as a result it's often found it difficult to adopt a strong common voice on human rights," he said.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, found it difficult to explain why references to Joe Biden should be removed from the articles of impeachment -- since, in the call, Trump mentions Biden by name.
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At first, I noticed that she found it difficult to set boundaries, but after talking her through it she started to respond to my questions, which allowed us to find out what she liked and what she didn't want.
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"It had a little bit of a bounce based on the view that he (Boris), being the figurehead of the 'Leave' campaign, would have found it difficult to negotiate a deal with Europe," said Societe Generale currency strategist Alvin Tan.
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While he and Prime Minister Theresa May are expected to hail the agreement, some have found it difficult to ignore the symbolism in the sending of an artwork, post-Brexit, to the UK that depicts a comprehensive defeat of the English.
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However, those communications can be challenging when quickly evolving situations cross multiple jurisdictions — a truth painfully learned on 123/11, when more than a dozen agencies found it difficult to relay critical information to the right people at the right time.
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If you found it difficult to follow what was happening throughout the long, action-packed, scene-jumping, and very literally dark Battle of Winterfell, here's what went down: In the middle of the fight, Arya briefly confronted Melisandre, the Red Witch.
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Because the glass-generated sound has a much higher pitch than traditional orchestral instruments, listeners found it difficult to place, a few reported mental disturbances after hearing it and some even concluded it was a call from beyond the grave.
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As a result of this committee's work, Democrats are poised to make our caucuses more accessible for voters who have found it difficult to participate — such as shift workers, overseas military personnel, and people with disabilities — by allowing absentee voting.
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Real Madrid had lost to Manchester United, Manchester City and Barcelona in their first three games of the tour and without FIFA player of the year Cristiano Ronaldo, found it difficult to find a way past starting goalkeeper Tim Howard.
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Of the 2,211 self-identified musicians across the UK who responded to the online survey, 52.7 percent said they found it difficult to get help, while 54.8 percent believed there were gaps in the help that was available to them.
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Despite being devastated over the events of that night, Audrie tried hard to get her life back to normal, but she found it difficult after being subjected to vicious cyberbullying and harassment when the photos of her spread among her peers.
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However, if you're like me, you've found it difficult to rent a hybrid, let alone an electric, vehicle from a traditional rental car company in the U.S. Modeled after AutoLib in Paris, BlueIndy brought this type of model to Indianapolis.
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Throughout this period of albums the group found it difficult to craft simple lyrical mantras and the kind of musical bliss that simply forced people to move—surely not helped by the fact that the mainstream excitement for disco was dead.
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Since then, as the air assault on the Islamic State in Syria continued and ground troops took back territory in Iraq, the group has found it difficult to sustain its promise of a functioning state ready to receive eager new arrivals.
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Some of its manufacturing firms have been unable to ship their goods or access raw materials because of supply chain problems and local tradesman such as plumbers and electricians have found it difficult to get work because of contagion fears.
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Some of its manufacturing firms have been unable to ship their goods or access raw materials because of supply chain problems and local tradesman such as plumbers and electricians have found it difficult to get work because of contagion fears.
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Statutory damages Penalties for companies should be stated explicitly in the law because plaintiffs have found it difficult to quantify the harms they suffered due to a data breach and to show their harm was caused by a particular breach.
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The predicament facing white conservatives is that after the enactment of civil rights laws, they have found it difficult, if not impossible, to structure programs to benefit the white working class and poor without also benefiting disadvantaged African-Americans and Hispanics.
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But initially, Illinois doctors found it difficult to get the enormous and expensive supply needed for their patients, since a typical supplement wouldn't come close to containing enough vitamin K."It is actually very expensive," senior author Jonathan Roberts told NBC News.
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The deepening recall crisis has sent Takata's shares plummeting, making it an attractive acquisition target for investors who believe that the Japanese firm will continue to survive as the auto industry has found it difficult to procure sufficient air bag replacements elsewhere.
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Some women found it difficult to stick to the routine, and some missed a dose or two as the yearlong study continued, but Juthani-Mehta stands by her results and her opinion that cranberries are ineffective when it comes to UTI prevention.
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Snow, who is transgender, also told BuzzFeed News she has experienced homelessness on and off for the past five years, partly because she's found it difficult to hold a job due to conditions such as anxiety, depression, and a debilitating back injury.
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Microsoft's 3D Touch work is seriously impressive All of this work would have enabled Microsoft to have a truly unique interaction model, but The Verge understands the company canceled its flagship Windows phone as developers found it difficult to build compatible apps.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster has not been able to persuade Trump to develop a coherent plan for dealing with the world's threats, and Tillerson has found it difficult to protect the diplomatic option from becoming a marginal part of the administration's agenda.
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The Gloria Coal Mine in the eastern province of Mpumalanga is owned by Tegeta Resources and Exploration, which is under creditor protection after its owners, the Gupta brothers, found it difficult to continue doing business in South Africa following corruption allegations against them.
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The vast majority said they found it difficult to pay off this unexpected obligation: 34 percent said it was very difficult, 35 percent said it was somewhat difficult, and another 11 percent said they were unable to make good on the surprise bill.
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His father, Mark, was a member of the Royal Navy in World War II and, after his discharge, moved the family to Scotland, having found it difficult to get a job in Northern Ireland after the war because of anti-Catholic bigotry there.
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Western companies have found it difficult to break into the Chinese market over the years, but a number of international sports brands are now finding success in the region, thanks in part to new technologies, and an openness to partner with Chinese companies.
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"One of the most damaging legacies of Section 28 was that schools have found it difficult to provide fully inclusive sex and relationship education—struggling to respond to the diverse needs of their learners, rather than following a 'one size fits all' approach," Williams explains.
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A survey released Wednesday by the Federation of Master Builders, corralling responses from small and medium-sized U.K. construction firms, reported 59 percent of respondents struggled to hire bricklayers and 55 percent found it difficult to hire carpenters and joiners during the third quarter.
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Alan Carter, a member of Justice4Grenfell, a community-led organization, said that while many survivors had found it difficult to make snap decisions about their futures, the council had not been prepared to give them the guidance and options necessary to meet their needs quickly.
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Ms. Breth, who began directing opera in 2000 after more than a decade working in the theater, said she resisted creating naturalistic or realistic operas because, as an audience member, she often found it difficult to suspend her disbelief when people started singing on stage.
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The cluing conspicuously betrayed a scientific theme, but I found it difficult today to really break into the grid; I was able to fill in NEWFOUND and SLIDE SHOW, and then got a bit stuck and had to really think about things for a while.
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I always found it difficult to believe that they ever went to bed with anybody, for a man who wanted a woman would certainly have rather had a real one and a man who wanted a man would certainly not want one of them.
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"I want to support a person like Kaori who is raising children right now," Ms. Tazaki said, explaining that she had been forced to leave a full-time job when her son was born and had found it difficult to re-enter the work force.
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If Sessions has his way, then those Christians, moderate Muslims, and enslaved and sexually exploited women and girls persecuted by the terrorist group Boko Haram, a group that the Nigerian government has found it difficult to control, also could not make a valid case for asylum.
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Ahead of the storm's landfall, experts found it difficult to forecast, but Dorian quickly proved to be a devastating combination for the low-lying islands as it moved at a walking pace, brewing over the islands and sending 15-20 foot storm surges that overwhelmed the communities.
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According to a 2017 Access Survey by the charity Euan's Guide and Disabled Access Day, 92% of British disabled people polled said they didn't feel confident visiting new places due to accessibility worries, while 83% admitted they've found it difficult to access buildings in the past.
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Certainly, many of those who lauded Justice Kennedy for his commitment to dignity and liberty when the litigants were juveniles facing the death penalty or Guantanamo detainees seeking habeas corpus found it difficult to understand his refusal to rule in favor of groups in other cases.
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Especially after the French Revolution, many practitioners found it difficult to return to their original jobs and had to find a focus to make a living; dermatology was simply part of a wave of specialization in the 19th century that included a rise in orthopedics and optometry, Reinarz explained.
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Unfortunately, as with many startup sites at the time, the site was so full of Web 1.0 bells and whistles that I (a longtime Bowie fan) found it difficult to use the site (I blame Flash, which was overused by many sites at the time) and stopped visiting.
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The supports under the models were easy to remove – about on par with the original Replicator – but I found it difficult to pull the models off of the build plate, a fact that I'm sure will change over time as the build plate is used more and more.
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Since coming to power, Modi has found it difficult to balance the competing demands of Hindu right-wing groups - some linked to his party - intent on promoting a Hindu ideology and protecting cows, and promoting development and an image of a modern, secular India befitting its growing economic influence.
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Even if she was lucky enough to go to a facility that provided buprenorphine, (nearly 59% of treatment facilities in the US offer no form of medication-assisted treatment) she found it difficult to access the medication she'd been prescribed in rehab once she re-entered the world.
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Even Donald Trump, who preached "Buy American" on the campaign trail, in his inauguration speech, in his February address to Congress, and in a recent, mostly symbolic executive order, found it difficult to buy all American for his first White House congressional picnic a couple of weeks ago.
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Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor in chief of The Atlantic, set off a storm of criticism Thursday when he suggested that, in seeking a diverse group of writers for cover stories, he had found it difficult to hand those plum assignments to anyone other than white male magazine journalists.
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Yet during the recent French presidential election, which pitted the centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron against the far-right hopeful Marine Le Pen, several media organizations including Le Monde said they had found it difficult — and overly cumbersome — to report potential fake news items about the candidates to Facebook.
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Wal-Mart started selling branded and bagged apples at a discount earlier this week to consumers in about 300 of its Florida stores under the "I'm Perfect" label, but even smaller chains have found it difficult to get a steady stream of ugly fruits and veggies to continue such programs.
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And when allegations came out about two of the Democratic Party's most respected lawmakers—former Michigan Representative John Conyers, the longest-serving congressman at the time, and former Minnesota Senator Al Franken, among the most beloved—some found it difficult to weigh their track records in Congress against their personal histories.
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Traditionally, Yazidi women who had been raped found it difficult to marry, but after the horrors of the massacres and kidnappings, many Yazidi men — recognizing that the shame lay in raping, not in being raped — publicly declared themselves willing to marry those sex slaves who had returned to their homeland.
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His events are often relatively small and sometimes subdued affairs, and in a state where enthusiasm can make or break a candidate on caucus night — a big part of caucusing centers on persuading friends and neighbors — Mr. Biden's operation has found it difficult to build contagious excitement, these Democrats say.
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While he's been a passionate advocate for animal rights and veganism ever since 1985's Meat Is Murder, he's often found it difficult to express his views without resorting to extremes, calling Chinese people a "subspecies" for their consumption of dog meat and likening eating meat to Auschwitz and paedophilia.
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The administration and analysts have been reluctant to specify what commitments the Chinese government has backpedaled on, but both have acknowledged that as the two countries have neared the finished line there is a faction in Beijing that has found it difficult to agree to commitments that would be enforceable under the deal.
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Still, she found it difficult to finish her canvas for the Ninth Street Show in time, partly because she habitually doubted her work and partly because her nine-year-old son—whom she'd left to be raised by her ex-husband's parents, in New Jersey—was staying with her for a while.
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As new technologies of the time such as email and pagers became more widely used, people in Japan, he writes, found it difficult to adapt to these new modes of communication: In Japanese culture, personal letters are traditionally long and verbose, full of seasonal greetings and honorific expressions that convey the sender's goodwill to the recipient.
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Kane's 91st-minute goal, when he stooped at the far post to head the ball into the net, ensured England started their World Cup campaign with a 2-1 win in Group G. Neville, who played 85 internationals, said the youthful England squad would have found it difficult to recover in Russia were it not for the late winner.
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"Those who stayed faced numerous hardships affecting their future employment prospects, and those who left found it difficult to re-enter the work force," Ms. Logie said, adding that victims had told her they had been forced to quit jobs, or had been stalked or harassed at work because their former partners knew where to find them.
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In a densely researched historical overview, she examined the birth of the film industry, revealing that while there were many women working as a camerapersons, the industry as a whole found it difficult to imagine a woman in the role due, mainly, to the physical demands of the work as films became more complex, multi-camera operations.
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I found it difficult to assess whether violent, dangerous women were a small but frightening minority, as some women suggested, or a more sizable number; many of those working in the camp are sworn enemies of the Islamic State, and would view any angry, conservative Arab woman who had landed herself there as an ISIS loyalist.
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Reluctant customers, such as Ethiopia and Yemen, "might prefer to buy elsewhere, but because of price or lingering dependency have found it difficult to cut Pyongyang out of their arms-related supply chain," Berger continued, adding that Republic of the Congo was one of the ad hoc customers that used North Korea as a sporadic supplier.
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Cameras have historically created distance between artist and subject — the lens literally mediating between them — but in hearing Ethridge speak about his process, I found it difficult to discern whether he employs the camera to take a step back from moments that would otherwise be emotionally overwhelming or as his entry point for engagement with the world.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has found it difficult to come up with a formula that satisfies both EU member Ireland, which wants to avoid creation of a "hard" border, and Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which says the British province must quit the EU on the same terms as the rest of the UK. The DUP props up May's minority government.
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A summary of the prison's celebrity guests includes encounters with Bertrand Russell (who served six months in 1918 for "pacifist activities"), Mick Jagger (a single night on remand for drug possession) and Oswald Mosley (who complained, during his detention for being a Nazi sympathiser, that he found it difficult to read over the din caused by his fellow prisoners playing table tennis).
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I've often found it difficult, too, to get my head around the way that so many of the players in the NFL in particular seem to fade into oblivion after a few rare seconds in the spotlight, in a way that supporting cast members like Martin Kelly or Christian Kabasele or Mohammed Elneny just can't in soccer, given the way the game is built and flows.
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"But it is quite surreal," she says of the empty streets outside, even in comparison to what she remembers of life in La Serenissima as a young child during World War II. Venetian lawyer Foscari says he has found it difficult to convince his octogenarian parents to stay at home and not work, though he says at their age they are both "on the death row" if they contract the virus.
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After the University of Chicago challenged the legal basis of its students' vote, the union there and groups at Yale, Boston College and the University of Pennsylvania withdrew their labor petitions in 2018 rather than risk a battle in which the Columbia decision might be overturned by the N.L.R.B. And at universities where contract negotiations have taken place, the unions have sometimes found it difficult to secure concrete gains.
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