It has found it hard to cut ties with him.
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In Cairo, some voters found it hard to voice enthusiasm.
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Theoretically you can eat that, too, but I found it hard.
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Others found it hard to use the internet in the office.
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Over the past four years, I've found it hard to breathe again.
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Still, like many entrepreneurs, Gabbert found it hard to surrender the controls.
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Even so, he said, he found it hard to discern their intentions.
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When the band was starting, I found it hard to find others.
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Over the summer, though, some had found it hard to keep believing.
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Have you ever found it hard to deliver the words, I'm sorry?
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He already knew lots of words but found it hard to speak.
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Have you found it hard to stay transparent when working with government agencies?
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This meant that the network found it hard to connect cause and effect.
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Some people found it hard to wallow in negativity, but I did not.
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Some found it hard to fathom given how far AI is from general intelligence.
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When he did, he found it hard to hold the interrogator's eye, mumbling nervously.
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But she also found it hard to feel the patriotism she felt in 2008.
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Younger employees found it hard to turn down Pruitt's requests, staffers told The Hill.
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For a naturally gregarious person, I found it hard to talk to people sometimes.
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When deaf residents became sick, they found it hard to communicate with medical workers.
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They sunk into the emotions of their characters, and found it hard to emerge.
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The NHS found it hard to cope even with a fairly mild winter in 2020.
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During the long Merkel years the SPD has found it hard to establish an identity.
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Still, Mexico has found it hard to wean itself off trade with its northern neighbor.
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I found it hard to conceive how this had been built some 2041677,220 years ago.
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When I asked why I couldn't have a bike, she found it hard to explain.
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I found it hard to believe that we would be in Minnesota in six days.
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One confided that he was often hungry and found it hard to concentrate at school.
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Couples found it hard not to embrace or lay down together in an unselfconscious tangle.
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When I called Mom, I found it hard to stop the tears flooding my eyes.
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For one, many people were traumatized and found it hard to discuss what had transpired.
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The first question: How often have I found it hard to wind down this week?
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Have you found it hard at all to differentiate among chain restaurants after examining so many?
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Upon release, she was pursued by the media and found it hard to get a job.
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In 2017, we often found it hard to find time to make ourselves a nice dinner.
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Tasha: Am I the only one who found it hard to appreciate the Peter / Liz plotline?
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I found it hard to play—I got scared just sitting through the relatively harmless intro.
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It stemmed from polycystic ovary syndrome, and she found it hard to accept her larger figure.
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Several found it hard to swallow producers made Clark the hero ... they say she simply wasn't.
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Despite the adorable buildings and natural scenery of Hallstatt, I found it hard to enjoy it.
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He has found it hard to move on with his life while campaigning relentlessly for justice.
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But when he returned home, he found it hard to rest, he said in an interview.
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So obviously the attorney general has found it hard to be just a normal attorney general.
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She found it hard to resist the idea of her daughters joining her in New York.
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But both times, once the humans gained a sizable advantage, the bots found it hard to recover.
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LeBron found it hard to let his guard down, refusing even to accept lighthearted ribbing by peers.
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Even China's largest underwear manufacturers have always found it hard to get long-term commitments from buyers.
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After all this time waiting, Zehner found it hard to pick a favorite part of the movie.
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That morning, as we walked the aisles of Section 60, Khan found it hard to remain restrained.
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Thinking back to my worst Christmas, I found it hard to believe that my unhappiness would pass.
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When one child needed to be consoled, Nicole found it hard to give him her full attention.
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I found it hard to listen because I was trying to find the moment and right words.
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I'll check, but I found it hard to believe, over 30-page decision by the appellate court.
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I found it hard to understand how the driver was so lucky—or so unlucky—to survive.
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I haven't found it hard, but it is something you have to put in effort to do.
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He found it hard to identify that man as himself now, the eejit stepping over the sand.
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But it has found it hard to dislodge the dominance of Facebook-owned services WhatsApp and Messenger.
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Unfortunately, for obvious reasons, I've often found it hard to get editors to go along with this!
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I found it hard to believe they could get much work done with all the eye candy.
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I found it hard thinking about the murder, not knowing which bedroom would have been considered the master.
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Even when I contacted Zhenya to get a tattoo, I found it hard to write it all down.
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If you've found it hard to see the good in people recently, this is the show for you.
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And despite their claims that they're not a couple off the ice, DeGeneres found it hard to believe.
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In January, I found it hard to listen objectively, but two months later the album still sounds fabulous.
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But with declining oil prices over the last few years, U.S. producers found it hard to break even.
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Computers traditionally found it hard to understand normal language, but improvements in AI have now made it possible.
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Either way, it means the party has found it hard to hammer the government's handling of the negotiations.
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I appreciated the second chance, but I found it hard to get back into the groove of school.
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All found it hard sustaining a presence in what was, by today's standards, a small, exclusive art market.
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I found it hard to steer where I wanted to go, constantly fighting my craft's momentum when turning.
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After emphatically outworking Cain Velasquez, fans found it hard to believe anyone could get the better of Werdum.
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She said she found it hard to accept that a person born one sex would identify as another.
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Inui found it hard to stay competitive as the government cut drug prices to reduce mounting healthcare costs.
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If he talked about blinking in groups with other people with OCD, they found it hard to relate.
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She found it hard to believe that the lodging provided for her had only one bed in it.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM I've always found it hard to make any genuine emotional connection to Bruckner's music.
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But he found it hard to see how Aboriginal Australians could have remained so sedentary for so long.
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Americans found it hard to believe that Roosevelt was dead, much less that he had died in bed.
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Still, I found it hard to recalibrate myself for her story every time we dropped in on her.
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He found it hard to imagine that the department's leaders would reject him just because of his lower numbers.
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We played with poly rules and relationships, but found it hard to manage initially without really hurting each other.
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Despite that fact (or perhaps because of it), he also found it hard to completely resist Beatty's legendary charm.
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Putin said he found it hard to believe that anyone seriously thought Moscow was capable of influencing the Nov.
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He felt as though the family wasn't present, and found it hard to watch the sadness on their faces.
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But she found it hard to pay attention, because Jay-Z and Beyoncé were sitting a few rows ahead.
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But people found it hard to stop worrying if they weren't satisfied with the solution they came up with.
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She said she found it hard to wrap her mind around the attacks, not having lived through them herself.
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Most seem to just accept how it is, but many have also found it hard to mask their sorrow.
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"I've found it hard to root for the Patriots of late simply because they've been so successful," she said.
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As the father of a boy with epilepsy, I watched the movie trailer and found it hard to stomach.
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Gail: There have been times when we've found it hard to have a disagreement, given our mutual Trump-loathing.
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The German public found it hard to fathom Kohl's symptoms, at least as her family and friends described them.
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From about that moment on, Lagares has found it hard to avoid injuries or to hit with much impact.
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While ensconced on the grounds of the festival, I found it hard not to share the abiding optimism of attendees.
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Nevertheless, there were definitely people who initially found it hard to find the reality line that we were looking for.
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" He said he found it hard to believe the Post's account, and there are always "three sides to a story.
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A second delay was threatened on Tuesday as steady drizzle fell on Paris and Djokovic found it hard to adjust.
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Trump was talking to Paralympic athletes and he said he wanted to watch them perform but he found it hard.
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"I found it hard to deal with both the England rejection and losing Kitty," he told the Times of London.
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Though there were clear legal differences between the cases, many activists have found it hard to swallow the divergent outcomes.
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The two argued, he said, but Lao found it hard to hear what the woman with the stroller was saying.
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Like many who covered Trump, I found it hard, after all this, to predict the likely path of his presidency.
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"I found it hard to believe that people who are allegedly dealing drug deals know it's that public," Bannon said.
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Most were disrespected and harassed online, and many found it hard, as I did, to find work after public shaming.
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"I found it hard to abide by some of the directions, which I'm sure would have been beneficial," she said.
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" He found it hard to accept that he may just have to simply walk away, he said: "You&aposre screwed.
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Our columnist, who spent part of his childhood living there, found it hard to reconcile his memories with today's reality.
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While he was open to all his friends and family, he still found it hard to meet other gay guys.
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" Chase thinks nonprofits do "amazing" things, but he found it "hard to understand the impact of all of the money.
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I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Cozmo and often found it hard to resist its entreaties to play yet another game.
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Lee had another daughter and found it hard to care for both of her children with her wages as a maid.
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There have been many casualties and consolidations, and Snapdeal (which has always been smaller) has found it hard to keep up.
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The Australian was flying, and even without Rosberg and his spray in front, Hamilton found it hard to make much progress.
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But like many New York restaurateurs, he found it hard to cope with rising costs for rent, food, payroll and utilities.
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I found it hard to get into a routine in my first year due to my social life and being lazy.
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When I was younger the biggest problem for me on clay was that I found it hard to move on it.
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Martell made it his mission to bring the breed back from the precipice but found it hard to track any down.
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I always had something to say but often I found it hard to say it in a cohesive and collected way.
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She surveyed the flooded shop floor, and she found it hard to believe that her store was only two months old.
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The couple first outfitted their two-bedroom Gramercy apartment with foam-rubber mats, but they found it hard to keep clean.
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I suppose I just found it hard to believe that anyone would take these herbal concoctions and expect anything to happen.
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She considered the 1979 sculpture an important early work and found it hard to believe that it had not been safeguarded.
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The legal system bewildered him, and he found it hard to think in concrete terms, beyond that he had to leave.
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Most participants said they found the sanitizers easy to use but found it hard to remember to use them twice daily.
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"Over the past two decades, some Japanese men have found it hard to face external hardships and fear rejection," Kashima said.
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Despite his loving relationship with his father, Mr. Arison found it hard to imagine being accepted by those in his homeland.
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It is also the United States' largest trading partner and biggest supplier of oil, but has found it hard to stand out.
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Photo: Getty ImagesThe Trump regime has found it hard to find people in tech who want to work for the White House.
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The 20123-year-old, based in New York City, found it hard to focus, and instead fixed herself a drink to cope.
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But with such diversity stemming from one branch, researchers initially found it hard to imagine what the origins would have looked like.
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Despite this, he has found it hard to shake off the impression of somebody who is careless about the company he keeps.
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AppLovin founder Adam Foroughi sold his business for $1.4 billion, but found it hard to raise venture capital, even with serious revenue.
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My anxiety was climbing with each step I took and I found it hard to cope as well as the previous day.
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The 30-year-old, based in New York City, found it hard to focus, and instead fixed herself a drink to cope.
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"Women now know their rights and power they possess," she said, but added that women still found it hard to access funds.
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When I started watching Back, I found it hard at first to separate Mitchell and Webb's characters from their Peep Show counterparts.
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Like many in the US government, he found it hard to believe that the Soviets could develop a nuclear weapon so quickly.
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And she found it hard to secure medical assistance because her Medicaid coverage ran out just two months after her son's birth.
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Analysts have found it hard to quantify the costs of various on-again, off-again trade conflicts, or threats of future measures.
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I found it hard to relax and actually let myself 'enjoy' for the first year or so after our baby was born.
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They had saved and budgeted to redecorate their house, but afterward, Soukup found it hard to return to her usual spending habits.
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Trump has in the past found it hard to resist getting into a verbal tussle when meeting his critics face-to-face.
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Abrah found it hard to justify the expense of a nanny, but she felt that it was important to maintain her identity.
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Two years ago, she had a heart attack and found it hard to stay away from the work she loves and excels at.
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He found it hard to find publicly hosted solutions that offered a way to test a variety of operating systems and chip architectures.
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Ever since high school, he'd been curious about the psychedelic—but as it's quite rare, he initially found it hard to come by.
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Until now, however, scientists have found it hard to detect whether the rate has picked up, is flat or has fallen since 1990.
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Meanwhile, Xiaomi has found it hard to duplicate its online sales success in other countries, where phones are primarily sold in physical stores.
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Watching through the first three episodes (there are six in total), I found it hard to care much about anything that was happening.
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This is nice in theory, though in practice, I found it hard to remember what I was supposed to be doing and when.
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On the road, Sarah, who did not want to give her real name, found it hard even to ask for what she needed.
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I found it hard to imagine rioting in a bucolic Bavarian village and asked the mayor if he was being a bit dramatic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer found it hard to explain his shock quarter-final loss to South African Kevin Anderson at Wimbledon on Wednesday.
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The impression of Western media was that it was more significant, although we found it hard to believe without more explanation and confirmation.
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As she sat near the back of the auditorium, Angie Hernandez, 13, found it hard to focus over the din of chattering students.
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Like other young singers from his country, Mr. Gomes, 31, found it hard to make a career as an opera singer at home.
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As I tiptoed over dense layers of coral, I found it hard to imagine Mr. Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson frolicking on this beach.
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But he has found it hard to push through his agenda given severe fiscal constraints, power cuts and entrenched opposition, hurting investor sentiment.
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As he grew older, he found it hard to swallow foods and had frequent stomachaches, followed by some anxiety and obsessive-compulsive tendencies.
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Nearly four in 10 of the top toons had female producers, but women of color still found it hard to get a foothold.
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In the week I spent driving it, I found it hard to find a restaurant serving more than salmon, radishes, and survival food.
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In recent weeks, as Bolsonaro's poll numbers have risen, his rivals have found it hard to draw attention from the convalescing former army captain.
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When reached by BuzzFeed News, he was surprised to learn Ovsyannikov had been arrested and found it hard to believe he'd done something illegal.
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When twelve-year-old Clive Campbell arrived in the Bronx from Kingston, Jamaica in 1967, he found it hard to adjust to teenage life.
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But the six governments found it hard to agree on how a European army should be run; French Gaullists hated the loss of sovereignty.
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He said that foundation employees, unable to obtain visas to enter China, found it hard to verify the financial information provided by aid applicants.
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During those training missions, the officer said, the crew found it hard to trust the ship's faulty navigation system: It ran on Windows 2000.
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"I believe [the FDA] found it hard to keep the product off the market when they were being accused of being sexist," Wood said.
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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, leader of Pakistan People's Party, said he found it hard to believe that a member of Parliament would engage in violence.
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She graduated a semester late, then found it hard to get a job as she had finished in the middle of the school year.
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He found it hard to believe that Elizabeth would not be jealous, and he worried, if she was, who would suffer more for it.
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Trump found it hard to focus during those meetings, according to multiple people briefed on the process who requested anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
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They have found it hard to adapt to life in the city dependent on a company handout and plagued by uncertainty about their future.
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I had originally wanted to get into forensic anthropology, so I got my undergraduate degree in that, but then found it hard to get work.
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That lines up with the reports that GPU prices were inflating and gamers found it hard to obtain GPUs during the height of cryptocurrency mania.
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So far, however, the congressional sources said investigators have found it hard to extract all the relevant information from Silicon Valley about alleged Russian activity.
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After enjoying the opening hours for probably the dozenth time, I found it hard to keep playing for the game's lengthy runtime, and eventually stopped.
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Other scientists, like physicists and Cosmos host Neil deGrasse Tyson and Stephen Hawking weighed in, saying they found it hard to argue against this logic.
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Hedge funds have found it hard to make money this year trading bonds and currencies, in part due to the chronic lack of market volatility.
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I found it hard to breathe and started holding a scarf over my mouth so that I didn't have to breathe in the mold directly.
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After finishing touring for Sometimes I Sit and Think, Barnett began to write a new record, but found it hard to collect her ideas properly.
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Banks lost confidence in each other's creditworthiness and refused to lend; a knock-on effect was that companies found it hard to get trade credit.
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Even after her breakthrough came, she found it hard to let go of the idea of herself as a hard-working, hand-to-mouth survivor.
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But after her passing, Jones found it hard to continue telling his mother's story and largely abandoned the brand identity that had brought Flex success.
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But the president also said he found it "hard to believe" that the downing of the drone was "intentional," despite the fact Iran claimed responsibility.
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Nepal has found it hard to rebuild from the quakes, in part because top leaders rotate out of their positions quickly, leading to chronic instability.
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" D'Andraia recalled Diana saying that Robert was brilliant, but D'Andraia found it hard to tell, because "he was very quiet—he didn't talk to anybody.
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Our 52 Places columnist, who spent part of his childhood living in Hong Kong, found it hard to reconcile his memories with today's reality. 3.
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China also agreed in 2001 to let in foreign banks, but then set regulations so stringent that foreign banks found it hard to meet them.
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From the state-controlled news media to the gerrymandering of electoral districts to favor Fidesz, an already fragmented opposition found it hard to compete, he said.
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He's a different guy to me; he's into security, and he found it hard to get his head round me going into a business without security.
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Returning to Pripyat, she found it hard to reconcile the memories of her life there with the derelict ruins of a town abandoned for three decades.
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Even voters who decry his policies and the state of the nation as he left office found it hard to show their anger at him personally.
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All three of them found it hard to adjust to the intense heat, the winding drives behind exhaust-belching trucks, and the lack of running water.
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I found it hard to get through the 55 minutes, and afterward, while I felt very refreshed, I also experienced dehydration, increased hunger, and heightened anxiety.
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They felt a sense of unease, and some commented on sound issues, but they found it hard to put their finger on precisely what was wrong.
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Shop Mush Overnight Oats hereFounders Katherine Thomas and Ashley Thompson found it hard to find healthy and convenient foods to fuel them during their busy workdays.
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He found it hard to reconcile the death with Mr. Ertug's nature and with his status as the most successful member of their group, he said.
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Many counterterrorism experts said they still found it hard to believe that Mr. Zaharan's group carried out a half-dozen coordinated bombings with such deadly precision.
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It is for me, at least, and I found it hard to work on the Mokibo for more than an hour or so at a time.
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In a 2019 Instagram post, Ms. Flack wrote that she was "in a really weird place" and that she found it hard to talk about it.
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I'd always found it hard not to tear up when participating in ritual, from weddings and funeral processions to the singing of anthems and old songs.
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Oil paintings by Lagos-based artist Olumide Oresegun quickly went viral on social media as people found it hard to believe they were not actual photographs.
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The parents held the hospital responsible for Isaiah's condition and found it hard to accept the same hospital's advice on their baby's future, the judgement read.
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Survivors recount Nassar's pattern of abuse, making clear that they found it hard to believe those in authority could have been oblivious to concerns expressed about him.
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He says he found it hard to imagine being able to afford all that but is happy to spend about 33,23 won ($25) a month on Sancho.
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The firm found it hard to compete with established rivals in mature markets, and came up against barriers such as inadequate logistics in developing markets in Asia.
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Throughout Girlboss, I found it hard to be invested in Sophia's relationships, regardless of the screen time dedicated to her and Shane's flirtations, or her abandonment issues.
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Owls running back Devin Singletary ran for nearly 2,000 yards a year ago but found it hard to find much space to work in the season opener.
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Three 30-year-old women from Macau found it hard to explain why they had come, as they waited for their portraits with Santa to be printed.
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But as I watched President Trump being inaugurated, I found it hard to believe he might make it impossible for me to go to college in this country.
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Despite his success in congress, he, like other presidents, has found it hard to manage a legislature composed of 28 parties, many of them machines for extracting patronage.
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We are as wonky and loving of policy as you can get, and yet I found it hard to encapsulate briefly what it was that you stood for.
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A recent survey of over 6,000 women who had had a miscarriage, conducted by the charity Tommy's, found that around two-thirds found it hard to talk about.
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Mary Nkatha, a farmer from Meru, said she found it hard to implement some of the recommendations she received from WeFarm without the practical guidance of an expert.
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After a single playthrough of Quantum Break, I found it hard to avoid the conclusion that the various parts add up to less than their creators hoped for.
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Not all had been supporters of Red Guard brutality—some were simply idealists who found it hard to shake off the leftist ideology they had believed was unassailable.
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Faraji and I had found it hard to bridge the class divides between the Farragut families and the middle-class black families, like ours, from outside the neighborhood.
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Returning home fired up with a desire to work in the business, I found it hard to replicate the thrill of places called Mwah Mwah or Nosh Brothers.
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Bolton on Sunday said he found it "hard to believe" that Putin did not know about the Russian disruption efforts, given the alleged role of Russian intelligence officers.
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Working in retirement doesn't workSteve had intended to take a part-time job, but found it hard to get one he could physically do that would hire him.
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I found it hard to judge Dr. Glinka, even as I acknowledge that compromises like hers, multiplied many times over, are what gives the Putin system its longevity.
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But as the new coronavirus has radically altered many of our needs and habits, I have found it hard to wrap my head around all the toilet paper.
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But as the new coronavirus has radically altered many of our needs and habits, I have found it hard to wrap my head around all the toilet paper.
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In 1968, his parents inherited the 92-acre tract but found it hard to maintain, with its overgrowth, decrepit buildings and rare trees that his grandfather had bought.
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Another church figure, Alan Wilson, a Church of England bishop who is friends with former Iwerne members, said that he found it hard to believe the archbishop's denials.
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It also said people found it hard to believe that another foreign country could carry out such an attack in China, escape China's monitoring, and leave no trace.
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Its diplomats do not have much faith in the Maldivian opposition, and have found it hard to counter charges that India's own government does not always respect democratic niceties.
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Samardzija is 83-28 with a 23 ERA in seven career appearances (five starts) against the Padres and has found it hard to retire Jon Jay (20-for-21).
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This positioning, up high and off-center, was criticized by reviewers, who found it hard to reach, and said it led to users accidentally smudging their own camera lenses.
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Instead there is a divide between northern economies that can cope with the rigor of a common currency and those in southern Europe that have found it hard going.
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Heineken chief executive Jean-Francois van Boxmeer said the company would have found it hard to replicate good results it had achieved in provinces such as Fujian throughout China.
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But Libya's Islamic State branch, already ousted from its initial base in the eastern city of Derna, has found it hard to win support, raise revenue, and retain territory.
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More recently, Princess Margaret led a life of privilege and glamour -- but could not marry the man she loved, Peter Townsend, and found it hard to find a purpose.
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Classically educated, patriotic Victorians — even as they reveled in their country's glorious isolation from the Continent — found it hard not to identify the British Empire with the Pax Romana.
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"I have my own experiences that have come back to me very vividly and I have found it hard to sleep, hard to think, hard to communicate," she said.
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While Collins found it hard to believe that the stock would shed that much of its value, he found strong floors of support at the $35 and $38 levels.
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He was worried, he said, about hitting someone with his car; the thought of that happening gripped him from time to time, and he found it hard to shake.
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Ever since I got my hands on Blizzard's online shooter, which came out back in May, I've found it hard to love another online FPS anywhere near as much.
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Anton Teichmann, who runs a Berlin-based record label that has an act in the festival, said that German artists found it hard to speak publicly about the issue.
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However, the retired admiral made it clear that he found it "hard to believe" Trump stopped the strike at the last minute upon learning that there would be casualties.
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In the 1980s, Deng Xiaoping retrenched one million troops, and from the 1990s, many found it hard to find secure work as market reforms eroded guaranteed government job assignments.
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Arielle Vandenberg, an actress and social media star with more than 900,000 followers on Instagram, said she had found it hard at first to build a following on Snapchat.
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In the very early days Natalia found it hard to latch on so Maria sat for hours, day and night, feeding her breast milk out of a tiny cup.
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Shawkey struggled with discipline to some extent; as with Yogi Berra in 1964, he found it hard to be the boss of men who had recently been his teammates.
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I have a little boy at home myself, nearly 2 years old, and since his birth I've found it hard to bear stories of sad things happening to children.
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Not only was the road slippery, but the athletes' clothes were sticking to the skin, and—most importantly—all the runners would have found it hard to regulate their temperature.
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" However, the President later downplayed those words, calling the shootdown "a new wrinkle, a new fly in the ointment" and that he found it "hard to believe it was intentional.
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A lot of people found it hard to imagine that websites for sharing photos with your friends or sharing your couch with strangers could ever become a multibillion-dollar business.
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By restricting flows of capital, Bretton Woods made it possible for governments to keep the high tax rates imposed during and after the war; capital found it hard to escape.
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Whitehall encouraged Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire to combine in a devolved deal, yet local politicians found it hard to relate to a regional authority to which they held no natural allegiance.
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Leftist violence and its repression were extreme in Argentina, a country that has found it hard to recognise limits (that may explain why its middle class is addicted to psychoanalysis).
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Meanwhile, her son, Amjad, didn't want to marry me either because he already had a girlfriend, but at the same time, he found it hard saying no to his mom.
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In many cases, Trygg said, girls asked to remain with their husbands but social workers often found it hard to assess whether the girls were really expressing their own will.
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Hernandez said she answered many questions about what had happened to her, even though she found it hard to go into such personal details with someone she had just met.
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He grew up on a farm in the lake-dotted province of Smaland, in southern Sweden, a dyslexic boy who milked cows and found it hard to concentrate in school.
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Toby Wilder, a salesman from Seattle, said he found it hard to imagine that human-caused climate change was anything but a hoax propagated by elites who fly private jets.
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By the time that closed, though, the Power Station was running out of steam: it had no permanent collection to speak of and found it hard to recruit full-time curators.
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It was one of the reasons why even I found it hard to believe that he was a serial harasser when the lawsuit broke and then women started coming forward anonymously.
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But the bank has found it hard to hit the target as its earnings are squeezed by low interest rates and the U.S. Federal Reserve's requirement that banks retain more capital.
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Most parents in rural Tanzania found it hard to register their children, due to high costs, long distances to registry offices, and a lack of awareness of the benefits, Hudson said.
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State Grid said it "found it hard to understand and deeply regretted" the decision, adding it had followed regulations set by Australia in its bid and met all the bidding requirements.
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Buyers and sellers have found it hard to agree on the value of assets and how to share the costs of dismantling and cleaning up of obsolete fields, known as decommissioning.
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On paper, I agree with you, but I found it hard to spend much time thinking about the circumstances I'd found myself in because of the way I played the game.
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"These claims of catastrophic damage to the organization's future," Romero said, but then trailed off with a shrug, as if to imply he found it hard to take them too seriously.
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" But Mr. Elwell added that he found it "hard to believe that a safety company like an airline would save a couple thousand dollars on an option that might improve safety.
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Most other companies have found it hard to turn a profit in that product fight, and a flop can follow a company around for years — both in money and reputation lost.
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Others found it hard to believe that Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos didn't tell anyone on the campaign that he was tipped off about the Russians having damaging Hillary Clinton emails.
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While some Mexican agriculture such as large-scale livestock farms and horticulture has flourished under NAFTA, others, especially small scale grains producers, have found it hard to compete with U.S. imports.
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That drew a critical response from independent Angus King of Maine, who said he found it "hard to believe" that the Pentagon does not yet know which projects will be impacted.
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But Ikata is projected to shrink to 5,000 residents over the next 20 years, and Takakado recently said he found it hard to imagine an industry that could replace nuclear power.
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The other victim, who testified and was cross-examined at the trial, issued a statement through his solicitor saying he found it hard to take comfort in the verdict for now.
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After Trump halted plans for a military strike against Iran in retaliation for the attack on the drone, Trump said he found it hard to believe it had been an "intentional" act.
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Gerrard ultimately found it hard to dominate and manage the midfield as he did at Liverpool, and in 15 appearances with the Galaxy across all competitions in 2015, he scored two goals.
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Many newcomers to the game, even when it first launched last year, found it hard to secure just one kill per game, let alone make it to the final circle and win.
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Still, Democrats found it hard to convince voters they should refuse a heaping spoonful of sugar delivered without any medicine — which helps explain why 12 Senate Democrats ultimately supported the 2001 cuts.
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Line and others have poured vast sums of money into marketing their apps in the country but have found it hard to compete with the existing network effect that Viber enjoys there.
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Like Cafedirect, Divine Chocolate, which is 44-percent owned by its cocoa farmers, also found it hard to compete when competitors like chocolate giant Cadbury's shifted to Fairtrade, also in the 2000s.
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He'd texted me about the church earlier that day—the faith that had been briefly reawakened on Temple Square had turned to a fury so deep he found it hard to express.
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I found it hard to express myself musically in these genres, so needed to start bringing in other influences to do so, which naturally led me away from writing for a dancefloor.
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Trump had supported the idea of a price cap and expanded high-ethanol gasoline sales but found it hard to find common ground between the oil and corn lobbies on the issue.
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I asked Parsa how this tentative trial with the NHS came about and if he's found it hard as a startup to sell into the NHS, as I've heard some entrepreneurs complain.
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However, he found it hard to get going in a first set that saw both players struggle on serve before the 72nd-ranked Nishioka edged ahead and held to open his account.
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Laura Williams, a British cat-rescue worker with Asperger's, recalls that in past interviews she found it hard to know when to shake hands and what to say when greeting the interviewer.
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Letters To the Editor: As a native Harlemite, I found it hard not to shed a tear when reading "The End of Black Harlem," by Michael Henry Adams (Sunday Review, May 29).
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Mr Sarkozy argued vigorously for France to stay in the EU. But voters found it hard to swallow his bromides about European co-operation after years of hearing him rail against it.
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The daughter of a former wrestler, Svitolina simply struggled to grapple with Halep's solid baseline tactics and the crowd also found it hard to make much sense of what they were witnessing.
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After it was converted into the camp, at times it housed between fifty and sixty thousand people, its streets so jammed that I found it hard to walk without bumping into someone.
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But NASA and the Energy Department found it hard to collaborate and a working group of dark-energy scientists could not come up with a design that would fit in the budget.
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Combined with limited funding and the continuing battle with the Islamic State, the Kurdish-led authority has found it hard to provide the necessary services to support the population and foster stability.
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Sellers found it hard to ascertain whether they were receiving a fair price, for instance, and how much of it a broker was pocketing, the federal Government Accountability Office reported in 2010.
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Ms. Foster once said she found it hard to work with Mr. McGuinness because he had given a funeral oration for a man who she believed had tried to murder her father.
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It offered a perspective I feel is underserved in mental health writing, and while I found it hard emotionally to continue at times, it will stay with me for a long time.
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While working as entrepreneurs themselves, the two had found it hard to find savvy investors that could both help them scale their businesses, but would also back the actual mission of the company.
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He is the leader of a post-Howard Liberal Party in which conservatives had become dominant and found it hard to deal with a small-l liberal leader with more socially progressive views.
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People found it hard to believe that the project was not flying one denominational flag or another, and the charity had to work hard to overcome their scepticism by operating on secular lines.
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As a professional with "impostor syndrome" — a term used to characterize the self-doubt felt by accomplished people who believe they are unworthy of their achievements — he found it hard to feel confident.
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Mountain herding is still a way of life here and despite trying for three decades, regional authorities have found it hard to build a local consensus on how to deal with the issue.
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Strasburg's arm, bat leads Nationals past Phillies PHILADELPHIA — Throughout the last few seasons, the Philadelphia Phillies have found it hard enough to beat Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg when he's on his game.
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I found it hard to read about Yoni without thinking that the things I had done at his age — going to grad school, painting houses, backpacking around the world — were small and inconsequential.
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" Weiss said he found "it hard to believe that there is a broker at National who … did not read anything in the prospectus that says that Fortress has a majority interest in National.
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Reagan was also respected by people from across the ideological spectrum, including congressional Democrats, who may have challenged him on policy, but found it hard not to admire the president as a person.
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Senators found it hard to look Ms. Lightner in the eye and explain why the driver who killed her daughter hadn't received a harsher punishment the first time he was caught driving drunk.
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Mnangagwa has found it hard to revive the economy, and steps his government has taken this year to reintroduce the Zimbabwean dollar have spurred steep price rises that have compounded people's daily hardships.
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In terms of the clues, it feels like more of my clues were changed than usual, and that the new clues are almost exclusively easier than mine — maybe test solvers found it hard.
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It was as though nothing had happened, and while I understand Global Citizen likely wanted to avoid inflaming the situation, I found it hard to believe that the show could simply move forward.
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Who among us hasn't found it hard to break away from something on television, or turned to Facebook, Twitter or a newsfeed when we didn't want to do the work in front of us?
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It was floated in pieces as an asterisk on his career that we should all give some thought to, but I found it hard to do when the news of his passing was fresh.
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His detention in January raised eyebrows in the oil-rich nation as observers found it hard to believe a medium-tier businessman could plan and lead a coup against Nazarbayev, in power since 1989.
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Alan found it hard to keep still; when you were actually meditating, during the day's various sessions, intensely focused on your breathing and body, it wasn't too hard to relax and keep your position.
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Here's The New York Times on Trump's debate prep: Mr. Trump found it hard to focus during those meetings, according to multiple people briefed on the process who requested anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
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I managed nearly four years in an office but found it hard—I virtually stopped sleeping, meaning days at my desk felt as though I was on acid—so I decided to go freelance.
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"Harm reduction is often most difficult to practice with those you love the most," she said, recalling how she wanted her father to "just stop" and initially found it hard not to judge him.
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It's my own experience with Ingress that makes me concerned about early players getting an advantage in Pokémon Go: I joined Ingress quite late and found it hard to make headway as a beginner.
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But in interviews with more than a dozen women, mostly executives, who work in advertising, many said they found it hard to believe how much their particular business still remained a white man's world.
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Six months pregnant with twins, and with a 3-year-old at home, she got a diploma to work in the restaurant and hotel business, but has found it hard to find a job.
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Despite his huge urban base, Mr. Khan has found it hard to prevail over Mr. Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz Party, especially in Punjab, the former prime minister's power base, and two other provinces.
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Last month Trump halted plans for a military strike against Iran in retaliation for the shooting down of a US drone, Trump said he found it hard to believe it had been an "intentional" act.
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On a product iteration level, it seems that LinkedIn is not the only one that found it hard to keep up with changes across two platforms that essentially rested of many of the same mechanics.
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But considering the fact that the United States is producing 12 million barrels of oil a day, up significantly from past years, Cramer found it hard to believe that there was an issue with demand.
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Mush Overnight Oats, from $49.99 (10-pack), available at AmazonAfter joining the workforce, co-founders Katherine and Ashley Thomas found it hard to find healthy and convenient foods to fuel them during their busy days.
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While the plays share a colloquial wit and an interest in silence (like Pinter, Drury loves a pause), I found it hard to predict where Drury would go next, because her mind is so free.
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Rolfe D. Mandel, a geoarchaeologist at the University of Kansas who was not involved in the study, found it hard to see how the rocks and bones could come together without the help of people.
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An example given in the report is the case of Razia, a 13-year-old girl from Uttarakhand with an intellectual disability, who found it hard to talk about her rape by her brother's tutor.
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In Chile, social entrepreneurs also found it hard to access investment but did receive support from the government which has fueled the recent, fast-growing trend in social enterprises in and outside Santiago, experts say.
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Paul Bertone To me it wasn't really a radical departure from what Halo already was, but I think a lot of people, because they're not in my mind, found it hard to envision the end product.
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And although Lord Bridges, a Brexit minister, said in the Lords that he found it hard to see how Parliament could hold a vote if there were no deal, even that could be open to question.
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But the pair found it hard to find time to dedicate to the idea, so it was put on the shelf until 2018, when they were given another two free days to work on personal projects.
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It may also help soothe relations with some publishers, which often see their articles widely shared among Facebook's more than 2 billion monthly users but have found it hard to translate Facebook readers into paying subscribers.
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Though Trump usually declared himself the winner of the debates regardless, reports suggested that he "found it hard to focus" during his first debate prep and spent time watching videos of Hillary Clinton's past debate performances.
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A seer at "Broken Hearts" says she began to study saju two decades ago (she says she found it hard to trust other fortune-tellers), but took up tarot recently to keep up with the times.
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By refusing to accept their evasions, and by laying out in panoramic detail what happened after the tsunami, Mr Lloyd Parry offers a voice to the grieving who, too often, found it hard to be heard.
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Gauff, who beat former semi-finalist Magdalena Rybarikova in the second round, was roared on by the crowd but found it hard at first to cope with 28-year-old Hercog's heavy groundstrokes and big serve.
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When Angola's economy began slowing as oil prices fell, he moved to Congo, but found it hard to get to see the people in the prime minister's office charged with drawing up a new insurance code.
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I found it hard to conceive that a test that purported to tell me my genetic sensitivity to the sound of chewing and my ability to taste bitter foods could also deliver news about cancer risk.
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I found it hard to believe that Shelton, who is known to ask questions about a ten-thousand-dollar equipment expense, wouldn't be aware of workplace disputes costing tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees.
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I found it hard to get through the piece without getting tripped up on a series of "whys": Why do our apps hoover up our personal information and funnel it out in the dead of night?
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More from Andrew's latest column: Having spoken with senior executives at many large American companies, I found it hard to find one that has taken on the issue of race so directly, with so many employees.
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Former Secretary of State John F. Kerry, who associates say has wondered aloud about whether he should have run and has found it hard to watch Mr. Biden's missteps, has also been urged to get in.
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Four years ago, Margherita left the family business to pursue her own career path — "I found it hard, decisions are made more emotionally than rationally when working with family" — but she was fighting against her DNA.
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The bank, which like other European banks has found it hard to spur growth in retail banking profits, said pretax income from its French retail business fell 10 percent against the second quarter a year earlier.
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Six months ago I would have found it hard to believe that I would be discussing the path to everlasting bliss with the OB-GYN, but after a stint living in California, it feels almost routine.
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And for a long time I found it hard to justify this contradiction: How can you spend most of your time on a laptop, immersed in internet capitalism, yet make a stance about not having an iPhone?
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Any Socialist leader would have found it hard to respond to the rise of Podemos, which took 21% of the vote at the last two elections by voicing young Spaniards' rage at a self-serving political establishment.
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"Even Soleimani and Muhandis found it hard at times to keep Kataib Hezbollah (the militia founded by Muhandis) under control and there's now a stronger possibility they might act on their own," says one Western envoy to Baghdad.
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But Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo told reporters he found it hard to believe that the arsenal of weapons, ammunition and explosives recovered by police in their investigation could have been assembled by Paddock completely on his own.
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Both have good color reproduction and viewing angles as you'd expect, but after comparing them side by side, I found it hard to notice the benefits of 4K in a 12.5-inch display next to the 1080p equivalent.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa promised a different approach when he replaced longtime ruler Robert Mugabe after November 2017 coup, but he has found it hard to revive economic growth and faced criticism over a heavy-handed response to protests.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has tried to revive Africa's most industrialized economy after a decade of slow growth, but he has found it hard to push through much-needed reforms and rein in rapidly rising debt levels.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has tried to revive Africa's most industrialised economy after a decade of slow growth, but he has found it hard to push through much-needed reforms and rein in rapidly rising debt levels.
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For all of the buzz Down Under, Cox has found it hard to explain the game to compatriots back home, with its distinct lexicon featuring "speccies" (spectacular aerial catches), "snaps" (angled kicks at goal) and "don't argues" (stiff-arms).
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I found it hard to poop outside the comfort of my home (hence the ten days of constipation while vacationing in Florida), so I'd obsessively time my coffee-drinking with when I'd be home and relaxed enough to go.
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Having lost touch with their brothers and sisters, who were placed elsewhere, the sisters, now 57 and 55, still have no idea where some of them are, and have found it hard to forge close bonds with the others.
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I plodded along collecting my iron and carbon and zinc, repairing my multi-tool and my ship's launch thrusters, and eventually left that planet to visit another in the system, but I found it hard to get too excited.
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U.S. Representative Kevin Cramer, who is running against Heitkamp in North Dakota, said in a statement that he found it "hard not to be skeptical considering the timing and history of the allegations," according to the Grand Forks Herald.
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Gaultier told the New Yorker that he found it hard to move forward with his business after Mengue's death, especially since Mengue was, not only the love of his life, but also the one who handled his business affairs.
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The Dane had opened up about her battle with rheumatoid arthritis in October last year, saying there were days when she found it hard to get out of bed, but finished the 2018 season as the world number three.
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Twitter, an internet company that is struggling to attract more users, found it hard to settle on a clear strategy in part because several co-founders who once ran it continued to serve on the board and second-guessed the boss.
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DORKING, England (Reuters) - A man charged with trying to attack Donald Trump with a policeman's gun found it hard to cope with life but did not have political views and was never violent, his father told British media on Tuesday.
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For some reason, Daenerys and Tyrion found it hard to believe the Night King and his army of wights are a real threat — even though Daenerys is literally immune to fire and hatched dragons when everyone told her that was impossible.
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For some, it was being naked in front of strangers that did it; for others, it was talking about their feelings, while a few had initially found it hard to keep their eyes open while staring at another woman's vulva.
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Mr. Cameron's Conservative Party has always found it hard to make changes to the health service, which was created by the Labour Party in the 393s and is now creaking under the strain of an aging population and tightened budgets.
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While attending CGI University last weekend for the first time as president of the Clinton Foundation, rather than a university president, I found it hard not to constantly remind students to study, get some sleep and keep their dorm rooms clean.
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By campaign crunch time, many found it hard to distinguish between the DNC and Podesta hacks, or separate them out from the roiling FBI probe into Clinton's use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state.
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The Benalla scandal marked a turning point for Macron's presidency and popularity from which he has found it hard to recover as other problems have piled up, including a stream of anti-government marches and riots by "yellow vest" protesters.
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But the government has found it hard to impose a tougher anti-pollution regime on the power sector, with China's energy administration describing it as a "weak link" in efforts to tackle smog caused by gases such as sulfur dioxide.
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The RBNZ's blunt statement that further easing would be needed knocked the local dollar down 21 percent to $0.7334 , but the market has found it hard to sell a currency that still offers an overnight interest rate of 2 percent.
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The effect of the cap also extended to the wider economy as businesses that struggled to borrow were forced to lay off workers and the real-estate market has found it hard to sell homes in a credit-stalled environment.
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Charles Hill told me that he found it hard to contain his frustration at the inaction of the French police, which he attributed to smug complacency—a feeling, common to those investigating art thefts, that the work will ultimately be recovered.
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His populist ANO party, which won an election in 2017 and remains by far the most popular political group, has found it hard to build a ruling coalition as most opposition parties have refused to cooperate while Babis faces charges.
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He also noticeably stumbled on a few answers and found it hard to pivot from defending himself against the incessant attacks to his central campaign message -- that he is the best prepared and politically suited candidate to take down Trump.
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Soon there would be all this, but before I walked through that door and civilization returned with all its force, I found it hard to let go of the image of that other door to the Sahara in Dar Paru.
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Netflix and Spotify had the opposite challenge; both found it hard to attract subscribers initially because they had small content libraries, but they grew quickly as they added more titles, a concept of steady, relentless growth known as the flywheel effect.
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Pedraza Puente said her mother was a Sunday school teacher and some of her fellow congregants — many of whom were second- and third-generation immigrants — found it hard to reconcile their Catholic faith with the Day of the Dead traditions.
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He said he found it hard to believe that asking for a job at the sandwich shop years ago had wound up making him a part of an international campaign to raise money and awareness for trying to end homelessness.
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I've written a book about my experiences, called 'Killing Time,' and my time in prison has also propelled me in my music career because I found it hard to talk about what happened, but easier to make songs about it.
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A few years ago, audiences were preoccupied with seeing Rihanna as a victim — an identity she was never comfortable with — and eventually as a "bad" victim when (like many victims) she found it hard to make a clean break from her abuser.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - The summit of G7 nations opening on Saturday will be "a difficult test of unity and solidarity" after a year during which leaders of the rich nations have found it hard to find common language, the European Council's president said.
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And the department found it hard to argue with the expansion of credit to worthy borrowers; it went out of its way to note that peer-to-peer lenders have become a valuable source of credit not just for individuals but small businesses.
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It felt to Warwick that he had become one with his small world, part of a harmoniously synchronized larger system, and the feeling was so pleasant that when it came time to remove the implant he found it hard to let go.
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But some American officials had found it hard to work with Mr. Fawzy, who backed harsh measures against foreign aid agencies in Egypt and saw Egypt's woes as a product of foreign meddling, said Andrew Miller of the Project on Middle East Democracy.
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Even scientists have found it hard to nail down why we would defy the rules of evolution and common sense for these brief moments of depraved hedonism, but it turns out that we are physiologically and psychologically predisposed to sadomasochistic dining tendencies.
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News sites have seen spikes in audience as people clamor for updates on the coronavirus, but those sites have found it hard to monetize those readership increases because of advertisers' long-standing practice of keeping their ads away from news they deem negative.
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But as Maiden achieved more and more and we still found it hard to be taken seriously, halfway around the world I thought, Yes I am a bloody feminist and I'm a big fat one, and I can't believe I thought I wasn't.
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AWS argues that while MongoDB is great at what it does, its customers have found it hard to build fast and highly available applications on the open-source platform that can scale to multiple terabytes and hundreds of thousands of reads and writes per second.
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Leonid Bershidsky, a Berlin-based commentator for Bloomberg news service who lived through Russia's transition, responded that 20 years ago he would have been sceptical of such a thesis, but now he found it hard to disagree with, at least as it applied to Russia.
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"The opposition has found it hard (but not impossible) to use identity politics attacks against Jokowi in this election, following the selection of the Islamist Ma'ruf Amin as the president's running mate," Eurasia Group said in a note, referring to the president by his nickname.
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Some of the 28503 million viewers of Superbowl LI who stole peeks at headlines during commercials may have run across the article "Taiwan Bans Euthanasia of Stray Animals," featured by a prominent news site, and found it hard to swallow—especially between bites of hotdog.
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Dimitri Gatanas, who runs the center with his family, said that for the six years they had been operating on 116th Street — under a lease with the city's Economic Development Corporation — he had often found it hard to get the attention of government officials.
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Although my greed had been expunged at Oberlin, and the financial crisis of 2007-08 had left me with a more or less permanent view of finance as an industry built on fraud, I found it hard to dislike some of my new acquaintances.
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If you missed your bedtime and found it hard to get to sleep Sunday night—with your planetary ruler Mars talking to obsessive Pluto—it's easy to let troublesome ideas get into your head and carry them to work with you on Monday morning.
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But having grown up with 3-D films, both of them passionate fans of the truly scary screen version of Neil Gaiman's "Coraline," they found it hard to believe that these crudely painted figures could have terrified their grandmother, at any age, for one second.
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The study participants completed detailed questionnaires and online tests of their food preferences and behaviors, picking, for instance, between rapid-fire, on-screen pictures of different foods and also answering questions about bingeing on food and whether they found it hard to not overeat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds have found it hard to make money this year trading bonds and currencies, but as 2017 draws to a close they look to be relying on a twin strategy to put a gloss on the numbers: U.S. yield curve flattening and dollar weakness.
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And I do mean "broad": As a journalist, I've found it hard to get AI safety researchers to lay out a single concrete path through which they think AI could lead to doom, mostly because no one thinks any one particular scenario has a very high likelihood.
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As part of Pelosi's clueless comments deriding Medicare for All and other progressive priorities, she specifically commented that while a wealth tax may be popular in a liberal enclave like San Francisco, she found it hard to believe it would go over well in the rust belt.
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Afua Hirsch, the author of "Brit(ish)," a coming book about racial identity in Britain, said that as a mixed-race child she had found it hard to reconcile her British-ness with "the family at the apex of society," the racially homogeneous relatives of Prince Harry.
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Many in Chicago found it hard to imagine that the mayor of a city with historic police problems, at a moment when law-enforcement conduct was a national political issue—a mayor who cultivated an image of attention to small details—would not have wanted more information.
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Rachel Bullen, an Australian oboist prosecuted for the crime of playing guest sets with Danish orchestras, was not so lucky: She was convicted and left Denmark with her career in tatters; with a criminal record, she found it hard to get work even in her native country.
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As for Chonco, now out of his teen years, he admits that he found it hard to stop going to the clinic once he had become too old and that the experience has also left him wanting to help his fellow patients, so he now volunteers there each week.
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Real Housewives of New Jersey viewers may have been fascinated to see what Teresa Giudice's life was like while her husband, Joe Giudice, served out his 41-month prison sentence, but the father of four reveals he found it hard to watch the Bravo show from behind bars.
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Some schools had better special needs classes than others, but parents found it hard to figure out where exactly to enroll their kids with special needs; some schools have seemed actively hostile to parents who try to push for better special education, according to a 2014 NPR story.
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Some have found it hard to believe that Musk, who already is pretty busy running Tesla (with its recent SolarCity acquisition), SpaceX, and the OpenAI project, is serious about boring through the earth beneath southern California to avoid traffic, but the entrepreneur has repeatedly stressed he is not merely trolling.
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As her own reporting shows, Google found it hard to scale its good intentions as it grew, and last year it reported numbers comparable to the rest of the industry, with women accounting for less than a third of its work force and only 25 percent of its leadership roles.
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It's a question I found myself asking the day after the election, and one that has stalked me since; as a lawyer and advocate for trans communities and a transgender person myself, I've found it hard to imagine the future of my own work and that of my colleagues under Trump's federal government.
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He found it hard to accept that the extra holes were for blood flow, reasoning that if they were, indeed, there to permit the passage of blood vessels, then re-entry holes of a similar size would exist elsewhere on the skulls for the blood to return to the rest of the body.
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Like many Democratic voters, Mr. Strickland, a populist with close ties to organized labor, said he saw Mr. Biden as the safer bet for the general election but found it hard to resist the appeal of Ms. Warren's proposals, most of all her plan for a new tax on vast private fortunes.
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A United States military ban on women serving in combat roles, including infantry, was officially lifted in 2013, in part because women were already serving in combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan but found it hard to advance their military careers because they had not technically served as members of combat branches.
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Riders who could not access first pick booking told the inquiry they were typically left with few or no bookable shifts — yet without the guarantee of being able to carry out deliveries they found it hard or impossible to improve their Deliveroo statistics in the way required by the platform to unlock access to bookable shifts.
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Nonprofit run by Trump's sons offer inauguration access for $1 million Intruder arrested after breaching White House grounds: Secret Service Coming to a TV near you: Trump's America Trump Jr. — who played key roles in both the campaign and transition — admitted Saturday that he found it hard leaving politics behind, despite the pressures of his new business role.
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There were early efforts to run a more standard form of general election debate-prep camp, led by Roger Ailes, the ousted Fox News chief, at Mr. Trump's golf course in Bedminster, N.J. But Mr. Trump found it hard to focus during those meetings, according to multiple people briefed on the process who requested anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
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"Our point was that Peter and Lois found it hard to believe at first that the president could be accused of an unwanted touching, but as is so often the case, people who question someone's reporting of an unwanted touching realize they need to take it really seriously, and that's what happens in the episode," Appel said.
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While the office layout, the big neon logo in the lobby, and the irreverent headlines in the episode ("Wait, Is Every Taylor Swift Lyric Secretly Marxist?" or "Meet the World's Richest People Trafficker (He's a Surprisingly Nice Guy)") felt awfully VICE-ish, I wasn't the only media professional who found it hard not to feel personally attacked.
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I had a chance to try the camera and I was initially underwhelmed; weighing in at 280g, I found it hard to keep stable (it weighs a third of my everyday shooter, which itself is a tiny little thing carved out of a block of metal) and the controls were counter-intuitive enough that I didn't immediately make friends with them.
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Assassin's Creed Origins is the best I tried, but it's not exclusive to the Xbox One X. Microsoft doesn't have a single launch exclusive for this console, and while enhancements to old games are great, I often found it hard to even notice big differences because I don't think some of these games were designed with 4K textures in mind.
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While it was an honor and a privilege to be compared to the late, great Sharon Jones and the amazing Brittany Howard, I found it hard to believe that in an industry filled with festival lineups that had tons of young white male musicians, wearing the same outfits, and playing similar chord progressions, there was no room for me and my band.
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" In a profile of the broadcaster Rachel Maddow, Maddow's explanation of how she decides what the focus of a given show will be and how her meeting with her staff during the day tends to confuse more than clarify her intentions, Malcolm tells us: "I noticed none of this at the meeting I attended; I just found it hard to follow.
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Ralph Lauren delivered a "terrific" quarterly report, but the high-end fashion label's stock slumped 3.7% after revealing that it sources some items from China — a considerable negative amid China's prolonged trade war with the U.S. Macy's and Walmart, both of which ended the session in the green, found it hard to gain traction because of the 25% tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Except that now Ida found it hard to view any other kind of design commission—for a vanilla-white office building in their own downtown Chicago, for example—as anything other than a future headstone, a kind of sarcophagus that would briefly house living, glistening people before they were lowered into the earth or scattered out over the lake in a burst of powder.
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My brief experience with Oculus Go surpassed my expectations; at times it was so good I found it hard to disengage — so good it made me worry about a future that looks like this... And this... And this... Here are five observations about the Oculus Go after a weekend spent using it: Using Oculus Go, I felt uncomfortably disconnected from my phone, which keeps me in touch with friends and family.
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She's a warm, friendly, outgoing person, but she shrank from family outings as a kid, found it hard to fit in at school because social gatherings like parties were overwhelming, had what she calls 'shutdowns' in the street that were diagnosed as panic attacks, and had to wait until she was 27 even to hear about SPD – only to learn that it was not well-understood or widely accepted.
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Likewise, when I returned to the Xbox One X it felt a lot like my Xbox One S. The jump from 1080p to 4K isn't as profound as SD to HD, and I found it hard to always notice the difference at the distance from my TV. Maybe that will change once more enhanced games are available, but I don't think most people will be able to notice a big difference just yet.
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"What we know is that Stephen Paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood," Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said at a news briefing on Wednesday night Lombardo said he found it hard to believe that the arsenal of weapons, ammunition, and explosives recovered by police in their investigation could have been assembled by Paddock completely on his own.
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