It hadn't occurred to him that America had difficulties, too.
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Assange has had difficulties with his hosts in the past.
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Her son reportedly said his mother had difficulties seeing at night.
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But organizers have had difficulties securing a venue for the Aug.
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Polish media reported the residents had difficulties with reading, writing and communication.
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I am not a dumb person, but I had difficulties with concentrating.
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Many have had difficulties finding suitable new jobs after being axed by IBM.
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The pilot mentioned that he had difficulties and that he wanted to return.
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Have you ever had difficulties with speech or producing any letters or sounds?
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And you've had difficulties with people coming across the border from the United States.
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The founder of DataSift has not had difficulties raising funding for his new venture.
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Even hospitals and health care workers have had difficulties finding sufficient supplies of such products.
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Osvaldo had difficulties sleeping, breathing and swallowing and had to be fed through a catheter.
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Historically, Hispanics in particular have had difficulties obtaining college degrees for a wide variety of reasons.
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"We have really had difficulties coming up with funding for the refugees," Ekoko told VICE News.
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I know that my husband loved his children, but also that he had difficulties with them.
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A lot of our friends had difficulties getting pregnant so we didn't want to wait too long.
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Nuclear plants have had difficulties cutting costs amid strong competition from cheap natural gas and renewable energy.
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"The pilot mentioned that he had difficulties and that he wanted to return," Tewolde told a news conference.
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The Justice Department has also had difficulties getting federal courts to pressure localities to change their sanctuary policies.
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Around a dozen authors invited had had difficulties and most had only been resolved after a lengthy, complex process.
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Mandy Moore is an expert at crying, but even she had difficulties playing one of Ellen DeGeneres' silly games.
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"The sell-side across all industries has had difficulties getting things right per almost all academic research," Funtleyder said.
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Both men have had difficulties, and the feeling among some was that they should receive all of the money.
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Xebat, 22, said he had difficulties walking due to injury but he was determined to keep fighting in Nusaybin.
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But he also had difficulties separating his onstage personas from real life and succumbed to drug problems, particularly cocaine use.
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According to Gorman, many of those attending the sessions have had difficulties related to improperly led ayahuasca ceremonies in particular.
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FedEx bought that struggling business in 2016 for $4.8 billion and has had difficulties integrating it into its own network.
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A peaceful election in late 2013 saw aid flows resume but the new government has had difficulties introducing economic reforms.
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Steece was trying get his son and wife on board an evacuation flight, but had difficulties getting the right paperwork.
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Still, she said, she had difficulties enrolling, then renewing her coverage and determining the amount of her subsidy online at HealthCare.gov.
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"Hospital staff struggled with maintaining an adequate airway, and had difficulties accessing an intravenous line," Dr. Phatarfod said in a statement.
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Users there are accountable to admins, who can ban bad or distrustful sellers, and help buyers who've had difficulties contact Facebook.
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Local reporting on the protests has been hard to come by and international journalists have had difficulties accessing the demonstration sites.
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But the Iowa caucuses were far from smooth, and Democrats had difficulties determining the outcome, with no winning candidate immediately apparent.
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In them, the Iowa Republican says the committee has had difficulties getting enough senators of either gender to join the panel.
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Attendees experienced long lines and many had difficulties connecting to the game's online servers, essentially ruining the whole point of the event.
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Originally, Maingear had difficulties shipping liquid-cooled desktops in colder climates because the coolant would freeze inside of the reservoir and pipes.
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Additionally, Amazon has had difficulties getting broadcast and cable TV networks to join its existing a la carte TV platform, Amazon Channels.
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Guerrero previously had difficulties obtaining a visa, and has already missed other award ceremonies and red carpet events like the Golden Globes.
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The Board of Elections has had difficulties before with scanners, which were introduced in 2010 to replace the crank lever voting machines.
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Finance minister Liu Kun said this month that some regions have had difficulties paying salaries, as well as maintaining operations and social security.
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In contrast, the U.S. has had difficulties working with Erdogan's Islamist-oriented AKP, which has opposed some U.S. moves in the Middle East.
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Singapore, on the other hand, has had difficulties recently in its relationship with China over Taiwan and the disputed South China Sea islands.
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They were also asked how often in the prior three months they had difficulties falling asleep, repeated awakenings, premature awakenings or restless sleep.
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"The pilot mentioned that he had difficulties and that he wanted to return," Ethiopian Airlines chief executive Tewolde GebreMariam told a news conference.
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Health care deeply divides Americans, but most agree that our health care system had difficulties before enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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"Straight after the semis there, I had difficulties with my blisters, and I didn't know how it was going to be," he said.
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A survey by the China Population Association in 2012 showed that more than 40 million couples, or one in every eight, had difficulties conceiving.
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On top of suffering the loss of her babies, Achieng had difficulties in hospital as the bed she was given was high and fixed.
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"The central state power in Mexico city has always had difficulties in asserting itself in regions like Sinaloa, like Tamaulipas ... like Michoacan," Aviña said.
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The introduction of nitrogen comes as the state has had difficulties obtaining the proper substances for lethal injections, the state attorney general's office said.
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"People had difficulties reading 'she' even if the text had previously used 'she,' showing how persistent and deeply ingrained this bias is," he said.
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It found that nearly 60% had "difficulties adapting to life in Hong Kong" and a quarter had enlisted the government's help in finding a job.
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The problem is particularly acute among the 260,000 Bedouin scattered throughout the southern Negev desert, who have had difficulties giving up generations of nomadic living.
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Even as the Taliban operating inside Afghanistan remains a formidable and violent force, Mullah Mansour has had difficulties uniting his ranks after months of infighting.
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As soon as they were teenagers and older, and started to know more about our history, I think they had difficulties to cope with it.
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Still, instituting the framework on such a large scale is not an easy task, and even some of the big technology firms have had difficulties.
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Sanders has had difficulties breaking through with black voters who aren't young, and Joe Rogan's endorsement, given his racist rhetoric, will not help his cause.
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"Many people reported the same symptoms I had: difficulties with memory, extreme difficulty concentrating, and feeling unable to stop scrolling through these infinite feeds," he says.
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It means that I come up with fantastic, original ideas — but it also explains why I have had difficulties with the minutiae of running a business.
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Navalny had difficulties getting to Strasbourg for the ruling when he was initially prevented from flying out of Moscow on Tuesday over an unpaid court fine.
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As the Chicago Sun-Times previously noted, the store has had difficulties capturing the attention of children who can now find entertainment in a smartphone or tablet.
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Except the NanoPi NEO has the added advantage of usually being in stock to purchase (something that the Pi Zero has had difficulties with in the past).
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For instance, the report finds that even in cases of "extreme violence," survivors with disabilities had difficulties in securing compensation with no set standards for the amount.
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Yes, Miller had difficulties with female characters, but I'd like to think the secretaries and good-time girls do a little more than blow hot air around.
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France's Gaetane Thiney, who struggled to move the ball fast enough in midfield, confirmed that Les Bleues had had difficulties at the Roazhon Park stadium in Rennes.
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" Says the host, who reveals the marriage had "difficulties" even before he began at the Today show: "We got married young and had our first child right away.
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"NNPC has always had difficulties meeting its cash call - and that's the bottom of the issue," said Dolapo Oni, head of energy research at pan-African lender Ecobank.
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The exchanges also said they have had difficulties approving a chief information security officer to oversee security of the database, which would be one of the world's largest.
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"During the Q&A session, ECB president Draghi had difficulties sending a very clear message to markets on how to read today's message," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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But it was just a few weeks later on February 1 that Lane returned to the hospital at the urging of her husband, Kevin, when she had difficulties breathing.
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Spin Master's Hatchimals, an interactive toy that hatches from a plastic egg, is facing major criticism from parents who had difficulties hatching the product in the days after Christmas.
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He had recently performed a purge in the ranks of the Nationalist Front, kicking out several Klan groups that had had difficulties adjusting to the guidelines of the alliance.
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The 37-year-old Food Network star revealed in an emotional Instagram last month that she and her husband Ryan Biegel have had difficulties conceiving since their September 2018 wedding.
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The deadline will also put a spotlight on those who have had difficulties raising money, including U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who has struggled to gain any traction in the polls.
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But it has had difficulties attracting foreign investment to increase its sagging oil and natural gas production because of security concerns, corruption and investment laws that some companies find onerous.
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Some regions have already had difficulties paying salaries, maintaining operations and social security, finance minister Liu Kun told a news conference on the sidelines of an annual parliamentary meeting in Beijing.
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Compulsive Porn UsersThe remaining 12 percent of the sample scored the highest on the sexual compulsivity scale, meaning that they were the most likely to say they had difficulties managing their sexual urges.
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The company, which has been courted by British Airways owner IAG, had difficulties last summer with having enough pilots and had to lease extra planes and staff that weighed on its bottom line.
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Greenberg, who the Post said sometimes went by the name Henry Oknyansky, had difficulties with the American immigration system, and spent two years in the custody of immigration services before returning to Russia.
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Not that it's solely based on the fact that I had difficulties in my childhood but more on the fact that I think I am and should be grateful for millions of things.
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"Many of the patients could not move on their own and were ones who had difficulties breathing," Mr. Choi said, adding that six of the people who died were found in an elevator.
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According to a 2014 survey by the Red Cross, more than 25% of those who participated in previous reunions had difficulties in continuing their daily lives afterward due to depression or other issues.
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Details: When Wead asked White House adviser Jared Kushner about the letters and Trump and Kim's relationship, Kushner suggested Kim had difficulties with Trump because of issues surrounding his own father, Kim Jong-il.
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" According to his biographer, Alice Schroeder, Buffett had difficulties interacting with his peers while in high school but transcended them by adopting the advice of Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People.
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As Republicans at the federal level have had difficulties creating a replacement for the Affordable Care Act via legislation, GOP politicians at the state level have focused their attentions on making changes to the law.
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Trinidad admits that she had difficulties readjusting to life back in El Salvador after deportation, particularly the first time she returned in 2014 because she had to return without her brother, her closest family member.
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"For them, accuracy is something that they have had difficulties with in the past, but they are getting more and more accurate with each of the missile tests that we have seen," retired Air Force Col.
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I was amazed to hear that some of the students had difficulties to get along with the other students because of their social differences, or that they were disadvantaged to them due to their lack of culture.
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Rinne has had difficulties, to say the least, with the Penguins stop-and go-offence, allowing 203 goals on just 11 shots in Game 1, and stopping just 21 of 21944 and getting the hook in Game 247.
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While there is no official ban on South Korean artists in China, many have had difficulties performing there in recent years because of tensions over the defense system, which China has angrily opposed as a threat to its own security.
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Two regional lenders, the Bank of Jinzhou and Great Wall West China Bank, had difficulties issuing negotiable certificates of deposit, which are short-term debt instruments traded in China's interbank market and used by smaller banks to borrow from larger lenders.
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This is the first time Airbnb has sued a city directly The home-rental platform has had difficulties in cities around the world — including Berlin, Paris, and Barcelona —but this is the first time it has sued a city directly.
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While Samsung has had difficulties competing with lower-cost Chinese phone makers in crucial developing markets, most notably China, the company's dominance in screens and memory chips means it can probably also profit by selling expensive components to those companies.
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In November, when Mei Lun and Mei Huan, the first surviving panda twins to have been born in the United States, at Zoo Atlanta, came to China, the Chinese news media reported that they, too, had difficulties with the local language and food.
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VIACOM HAS HAD DIFFICULTIES, THEY'VE GOT A NEW CEO, BOB BAKISH, HE'S DOING – HE'S GOT A GREAT STRATEGY AND HE WANTS TO EXECUTE ON IT, SO WE DID A DEAL AND I THINK THAT DEAL IS GOOD FOR VIACOM AND IT'S GOOD FOR CHARTER.
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Attorneys for the parents also said parents have had difficulties reaching their assigned case managers because of "logistical issues," including telephones at detention facilities that "have been unavailable or in disrepair" and the time-off schedule of the case managers that includes holidays and weekends.
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It has slipped 10 percent since mid-August, when it posted a big second-quarter net loss; the Gulf construction industry has been hit hard by an economic slowdown due to low oil prices, and companies have had difficulties obtaining payments in Saudi Arabia.
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I also think that in ... today, we need to try to, wherever we can, build bridges, and however restricted someone else's perspective may seem to be ... And I had difficulties with people who, for example, thought Snowden was a hero, which I absolutely did not.
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One 2015 study from the NHS regulator found that a third of patients had difficulties getting GP appointments, most of which aren't open at weekends or in the evenings anyway None of the alternatives are great for women, many of whom may be balancing work and childcare commitments.
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Both the initial incident and Savage's church's early reaction to it revealed why #MeToo may have had difficulties in finding a footing in evangelical communities — even as Savage's ultimate acceptance of responsibility, and that of his church, suggests that #MeToo may have had some success in reframing the discourse.
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As he arrived for a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg, Roth told reporters that Berlin was aware that May had difficulties in getting a parliamentary majority but that the EU had limited room for manoeuvre to go any further toward the British position on avoiding a hard border for Northern Ireland.
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As he arrived for a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg, Roth told reporters that Berlin was aware that May had difficulties in getting a parliamentary majority but that the EU had limited room for maneuver to go any further toward the British position on avoiding a hard border for Northern Ireland.
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Policies like paid sick leave and accessible, affordable health care would be a start — both of which are notably absent for many in the U.S. Governments should also work to provide crucial resources, suggested Smith, including protective gear and even basic needs like pads and tampons, which according to some accounts, female nurses in China had difficulties finding.
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Though Calderone sunk into a depression, she nevertheless started medical school in 1939 and went on to get her master's in public health, which led her to her second husband, Dr. Frank Calderone, who would go on to work for the World Health Organization and the UN. Here, too, she had difficulties, working part-time as a school physician and feeling frustrated that people ignored her career as they celebrated her husband's.
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