"Noor had difficulty with retention, she had difficulty with conceptualizing, understanding, all challenges to her," Salman's middle school teacher, referred to as Susan, told ABC News.
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When we began the company we had difficulty raising capital.
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The company also had difficulty in Germany with lower volumes.
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Witnesses facing this unity had difficulty opposing its information requests.
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Recovery workers have had difficulty breathing in the hazardous conditions.
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Cruz, however, had difficulty contacting Rubio to discuss the plan.
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Iranian airlines have had difficulty finalizing deals in the past.
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He said he had difficulty learning the language and adapting.
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The school claimed it had difficulty with the payroll system.
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Less than a quarter were wheezing or had difficulty breathing.
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"They had difficulty with the historical context," Ms. Pancarician said.
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Lacking a chest muscle, they had difficulty moving their arms.
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The two have also had difficulty agreeing on a replacement.
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Handler added her past was something she had difficulty accepting.
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They also had difficulty finding a venue to hold the ceremony.
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Before I was diagnosed, I had difficulty motivating myself at work.
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Many, like Zoosk, have had difficulty maintaining an active user base.
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I had difficulty being present in my own experience and emotions.
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After making that announcement, Trump seemingly had difficulty finding a replacement.
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Bowles said his defense had difficulty deciding whether to pressure Roethlisberger.
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She had difficulty engaging him in conversation – and that was new.
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She experienced bouts of dizziness and had difficulty catching her breath.
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Success has had difficulty recruiting enough teachers as the network expands.
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Mobile phone users had difficulty making calls shortly after the quake.
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Firefighters had difficulty snuffing out the fast-moving fire, Bemis said.
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She suffered from seizures, had difficulty concentrating and trouble with her memory.
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During an initial makeup test, Theron had difficulty blinking while wearing them.
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But it came with a problem: He had difficulty finding a job.
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Both teams had difficulty scoring in the early going, particularly the Spartans.
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As a result, many people had difficulty accessing our apps and services.
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He says the little girl even had difficulty holding her eating utensils.
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She explains that Charlotte had difficulty latching when she was first born.
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The combatants in the country have not had difficulty producing improvised bombs.
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Unfortunately, the DOE has had difficulty retaining teachers recruited from the mainland.
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Joe Cannon had difficulty embracing the scope of this ambitious new plan.
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The NTSB said that the system itself initially had difficulty categorizing Herzberg.
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Within hours, she was lethargic, ran a fever, and had difficulty breathing.
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With ambulance routes flooded, however, potential patients had difficulty reaching the complex.
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Some have had difficulty staying focused enough to get the paperwork done.
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Over 22007 percent said they felt so depressed they had difficulty functioning.
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Gaudino, who has endometriosis, had difficulty getting pregnant and eventually conceived via IVF.
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Paniagua said the child was showing a high fever and had difficulty breathing.
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According to the county inquiry after his death, he also had difficulty sleeping.
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The teen started experiencing speech issues and she had difficulty moving her legs.
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Julius had difficulty nursing, according to a statement released on the zoo's website.
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The bank has had difficulty navigating a tough trading environment and increased regulation.
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At some point, you've probably had difficulty explaining modern music to your parents.
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She had dropped out of school and had difficulty walking and even breathing.
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He produced a shiny new iPhone, but had difficulty finding the home screen.
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Police did so after they had difficulty identifying Ramos through fingerprints, Altomare said.
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Even Mr. Li had difficulty tracking down bootleg DVDs of it, he said.
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Meanwhile, tanker trucks have had difficulty navigating the island's blocked and damaged roads.
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"She had difficulty learning it, and so she kept calling me," he said.
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During the final movement's percussion-driven fusillades, the piano had difficulty punching through.
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I coughed at night and had difficulty breathing when I tried to sleep.
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Once C.I.A.-trained fighters crossed into Syria, C.I.A. officers had difficulty controlling them.
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First, I wrote that Rios had difficulty outmaneuvering a Klingon Bird of Prey.
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Some reviewers noticed that the Ultra's camera had difficulty auto-focusing on subjects.
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He had difficulty reading, and I think later I learned that he had dyslexia.
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Astronomers in the 19th century had difficulty explaining details of the trajectory of Mercury.
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Others had difficulty understanding how their children could actively work to be anti-racist.
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It has, though, had difficulty creating a shoelace that does not accidentally come loose.
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Defense officials have told CNN the Pentagon has had difficulty filling the spokesperson position.
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Friends who accompanied him had difficulty keeping up with him on the jaunt home.
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During our initial session, I learned that HD had always had difficulty making friends.
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Ambulance personnel had difficulty finding her address, at one point requesting directions from Perez.
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The 15-year-old boy had difficulty walking, vitamin D deficiency, and visible scoliosis.
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She and Doug have had difficulty even touching each other since their son's arrest.
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I could not think, had difficulty speaking and could not — in any way — work.
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Grant also battled depression and had difficulty sustaining relationships — he was married five times.
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On the morning of January 274, however, Jaideliz began convulsing and had difficulty breathing.
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Already, many Bahamians have had difficulty seeking refuge -- both inside and outside the country.
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ZB: The Republican Party has had difficulty with nonwhite voters for some time, right?
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Some people struggled: They developed PTSD, faced debilitating depression and anxiety or had difficulty functioning.
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And Mr. Bevin, the Republican incumbent governor, has had difficulty shoring up his conservative base.
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Jolly has had difficulty breaking out of a crowded GOP field that also includes Rep.
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She has had difficulty being around large crowds and hearing loud noises since the incident.
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First, given her small frame, she had difficulty in finding an opponent of appropriate size.
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When the family had difficulty contacting him, they asked a relative to check his home.
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Even with a good English interpreter, Sarah had difficulty describing her dosage to Turkish doctors.
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You might be able to separate the two, but some fans had difficulty with that.
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In many cases, patients have gradually had difficulty breathing and chest pain before being hospitalized.
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Sales associates at Guitar Center said customers had difficulty redeeming warranties on more expensive products.
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Mr. Deripaska, who lives in Moscow, has long had difficulty traveling to the United States.
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He had difficulty breathing, and we were instructed to wait it out for 12 days.
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Apple hasn't had difficulty selling higher-priced models with more storage capacity in the past.
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While the show has proved popular with American audiences, it had difficulty gaining traction globally.
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It is not the first time McDonald's has had difficulty moving into a venerable area.
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That's exactly why several sources say the company had difficulty raising its most recent round.
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She was urinating in the bed and had difficulty walking and talking, reports the news station.
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Three quick Trump stories: The president said that Kavanaugh had "difficulty" with drinking in high school.
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Yet some people had difficulty just imagining the continent - or the world - eight years from now.
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Klobuchar, in particular, points to rural areas, which have traditionally had difficulty accessing high-speed internet.
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Despite all the amenities that the property has to offer, the home has had difficulty selling.
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In 2015, the Reproducibility Project: Psychology also had difficulty replicating the results of 100 psychology studies.
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You made dates that you had difficulty keeping; often, you slurred words after a single beer.
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"We had difficulty finding funds and showing investors that we are not a scam," recalls Olivier.
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Williams often had difficulty with Henin, particularly at Roland Garros, where Henin won both their matches.
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First ladies have often had difficulty making sure their agendas are not obliterated by their husband's.
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In fact, the accelerator had difficulty finding startups to work with when it launched in 210.
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Unlike Ossoff and Democratic candidates in Montana and Kansas, Parnell has had difficulty catching fire nationally.
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Egyptians who didn't consider themselves to be straight often had difficulty characterizing social attitudes toward homosexuality.
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Consumers have grumbled about the changes, and some say they have had difficulty finding medical specialists.
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Before starting the project, he had difficulty communicating, which he says made him unhappy and lonely.
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Others said they had difficulty getting clear answers from the agency about where their case stood.
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Many people with diabetes had difficulty keeping insulin refrigerated, and some had trouble maintaining special diets.
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Years later, they had difficulty with engaging other people and forming relationships, according to the BBC.
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Sex workers told BuzzFeed News that despite the changes, they still had difficulty navigating the rules.
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I had difficulty doing that in the past but I think I'm doing it better now.
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Officers spoke with Pizarro, who allegedly told them her sisters choked her, and she had difficulty breathing.
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Like many other black, trans women in the US, she also had difficulty finding housing and employment.
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Embiid had difficulty finding his range later Thursday, making just 6 of 26 shots from the floor.
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Few of the migrants could walk properly; many had difficulty supporting themselves as they were climbing aboard.
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Embiid had difficulty finding his range later Thursday, making just 276 of 20213 shots from the floor.
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He also had difficulty in remembering people's names, according to the case report the BMJ medical journal.
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He lost his job and has had difficulty finding a new one; he is now essentially homeless.
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Some exercise equipment fell on her legs, and she had difficulty bending her knees the next day.
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But while it's led gaggles of daddies to harass me on Scruff, I've always had difficulty bottoming.
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The women had diarrhea and nausea, and some had so much lung damage they had difficulty breathing.
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But despite having formally begun the Brexit process last month, May has had difficulty cementing her position.
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The state has postponed all executions until 2017 because it has had difficulty obtaining lethal injection drugs.
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Both programmes had difficulty in attracting parents (although more turned up when there was money in it).
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Barnhill often had difficulty asking and persuading Ian to leave his comfortable loft area to explore outside.
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But some relatives -- like Nur's -- have had difficulty getting a waiver, which can be denied without explanation.
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"Here we are looking at bits and pieces that even the commonwealth had difficulty assembling," he said.
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In recent years, nuclear plants have had difficulty competing against cheap natural gas plants and renewable energy.
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Even John O. Brennan, the C.I.A. director, whom he has known for decades, had difficulty reaching him.
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I had difficulty blending the shades, and the metallic colors seemed to fade quickly throughout the day.
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Zei's mysterious medical journey began in October 2017, when she had difficulty breathing, desperately gasping for air.
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However, three drivers told CNET that they've had difficulty getting the company to approve their compensation requests.
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Lombardy, however, only tested residents that showed symptoms and had difficulty enforcing a lockdown in the region.
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She had difficulty organizing tasks, keeping track of belongings, setting goals, making plans and seeing them through.
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Facebook has also had difficulty dealing with hate speech, which is expected to intensify during the election.
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He also noted the Danish central bank had difficulty selling government bonds at its most recent auction.
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He said he had had difficulty uploading the results because he was not familiar with the website.
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During the calls, Mr. Domingo and his wife have had difficulty connecting emotionally with Byron, they said.
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Zaandam is the latest of several cruise ships that have had difficulty finding a place to dock.
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In the beginning she could barely cook, had difficulty with English and did not own a car.
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Tibetans and Uighurs have generally had difficulty obtaining passports, though there have been some periods of loosening.
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That 2017 survey, for example, reported 15 percent of respondents saying they had difficulty getting work done.
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Theorists like Dr. Rosner had difficulty explaining the behavior of the Fermilab particle within the Standard Model.
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This seemed as if it might have potential, but I had difficulty coming up with theme answers.
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Honduran officials say they have had difficulty getting information from the U.S. government about detained Honduran children.
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As a young leader, McChrystal said he had difficulty adapting to the different levels of the military's command.
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My wife was recently in physical therapy and had difficulty grasping the difference between adductor and abductor muscles.
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The company has had difficulty pinpointing the root of the problem and has yet to conclude its investigation.
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Spokesman Geng Shuang said China "had difficulty allowing" Guaido's representative to attend because Guaido himself lacked legal standing.
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This isn't the first time FBI investigators have had difficulty breaking through encryption to access information on phones.
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The test car also had difficulty steering itself onto freeway on-ramps, forcing Hotz to grab the wheel.
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When Baranik worked as a mountain hiking guide in Colorado, he regularly had difficulty with the Jecklin types.
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The pledges should allow the force, which has had difficulty raising funds, to be fully operational this year.
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I also had difficulty finding a charging station when I drove the Nissan Leaf a few months later.
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As a matter of fact, I had difficulty getting in today, as you forgot to leave me tickets.
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Even the most devoted and informed people about the story have had difficulty determining which boulder it is.
|
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But few churches in the area permitted female ministers, so she had difficulty finding a place to preach.
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"We had a very big quantity of people since before Trump who had difficulty reintegrating," said Ms. Rendón.
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The Senate committee has had difficulty making contact with Mr. Steele, whom it views as a key witness.
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At first, under the pressure and urgency of my hypothetical teacher training, I had difficulty handling the guns.
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The Philippines has long had difficulty vaccinating its people, said Katherine O'Brien, the W.H.O.'s director of immunization.
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He recalled that landlords in Tokyo had discriminated against Okinawans and that he had difficulty finding an apartment.
|
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Readers may have had difficulty finding the wines I suggested, but they had plenty of their own ideas.
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And in the confusion and chaos of the streets, ambulances had difficulty making their way through the crowds.
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O'odham leaders have had difficulty fighting the construction given the land no longer officially belongs to the tribe.
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Many of those patients had received incorrect diagnoses or had difficulty getting doctors to take their symptoms seriously.
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"After drinking this second glass, VICTIM described feeling hazy and had difficulty remaining awake," the court filing states.
|
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After arriving in California nine years ago, she tried to have another child but had difficulty getting pregnant.
|
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But the Met had difficulty securing lead donors for the project and then confronted a looming budget deficit.
|
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Shelters have been occasionally overwhelmed, and some migrants have run out of money and had difficulty finding jobs.
|
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"Mayor Pete obviously has had difficulty garnering black support in his own city," Biden told Axios on Sunday.
|
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That same year, Nomiku began to pivot into subscription meal plans, but had difficulty getting the word out.
|
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Many victims were patients who had difficulty moving, but were faced with flames and thick smoke, officials said.
|
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Although the T.W.A. Flight Center is widely loved, the Port Authority had difficulty finding someone to save it.
|
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At North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, Colorado, doctors and nurses for a time had difficulty accessing patient records.
|
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At various points throughout the year, it's had difficulty trying to add users and seen stumbles in share value.
|
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The accident halted Brazil's efforts to launch two planned satellites, and the country's space efforts have had difficulty recovering.
|
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Apple has had difficulty becoming a factor in the Indian market because of the high price of its iPhones.
|
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Emergency responders had difficulty making their way to the site of the attack because of the crowd's sheer size.
|
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He also had difficulty walking and preferred to spend most of his time sleeping, curled up on Martin's lap.
|
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They shouted out mentors, idols, friends, and innovators; many of them, had difficulty picking just one person to recommend.
|
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Pied flycatchers initially had difficulty adjusting, but over time have started laying their eggs earlier to grab the caterpillars.
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"It was chaotic because we had people who were choking, and people who had difficulty to breathe," said Ramadan.
|
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Although Ohashi is an incredible dancer, she has notoriously had difficulty clapping on the beat during her floor routine.
|
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Zoey had difficulty bonding since she had been raised in an orphanage with no exposure to other little people.
|
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Traditionally, sales and marketing, two departments that need to work together, for whatever reason have often had difficulty communicating.
|
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NASA's astronauts have had difficulty growing the plants, including a documented case of mold and over-drying around Christmastime.
|
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Like many of us, she was overweight and she came to the doctor because she had difficulty losing weight.
|
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But owing to the Rocky Mountains, wind patterns and similar factors, the city has had difficulty cleaning its air.
|
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Like many states in the Northeast, Maine has had difficulty retaining young people and attracting those from other states.
|
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The company also had difficulty finding a buyer, and had also reportedly stopped paying suppliers, according to the Post.
|
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So many elected Democrats wanted to speak on her behalf that the Clinton campaign had difficulty accommodating them all.
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One was helping a paralysis patient who had difficulty with mobility, so I made an exercise machine for him.
|
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Without Embiid or Okafor down low, the Sixers had difficulty controlling Monroe, who scored a game-high 17 points.
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I couldn't really keep up; when I wanted to leave, I had difficulty even getting out of the pool.
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In particular, the BOJ has had difficulty meeting its goal of getting inflation sustainably to 2 percent per year.
|
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With weak cell phone service and spotty wi-fi connections, Wine said some passengers had difficulty rescheduling their flights.
|
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HUD has also at times had difficulty shaking the image of a bureaucratic agency that is vulnerable to corruption.
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She warned me that I needed to come back to the ER, however, if I had difficulty breathing again.
|
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The reporter was in a wheelchair and had difficulty moving quickly, which made the whole episode painful to watch.
|
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Many said they had difficulty even stomaching the prospect of the National Front making it to the second round.
|
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Just as the Fed itself has had difficulty waking up to the "new normal" of economics, so have investors.
|
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I missed that word, and so I had difficulty seeing that the answer was the British A LEVEL exam.
|
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AIG's general insurance business has had difficulty improving its results, although the company has been restructuring to improve efficiency.
|
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The team never won a Formula One race and folded after the 1978 season, having had difficulty securing sponsorships.
|
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But Nevsun said in a statement that Euro Sun was "not an attractive partner," and has had difficulty raising financing.
|
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However, I've had difficulty receiving constructive feedback on my rhymes because some people label my views and lyrics as 'extreme.
|
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The Benue SEMA director general said the agency had also had difficulty counting refugees because they were in remote areas.
|
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Ms. Elion wrote that she had difficulty finding a job in a research laboratory, in part because of her gender.
|
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Since Obamacare drew on conservative thought, it is no wonder Republicans have had difficulty coming up with a viable alternative.
|
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Organizers in "Dubai" said they had difficulty wiring funds to Donna and Krista and started asking for more personal information.
|
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The white poodle-cross was found singed yellow from the smoke and flames of the wildfires and had difficulty breathing.
|
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"These brands have had difficulty competing for resources and investments within our portfolio," said CEO Steve Cahillane in a statement.
|
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The launch was successful, according to a February report, but the researchers had difficulty communicating with one of the CubeSats.
|
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Despite a strong economy, the president has had difficulty getting above water when it comes to his personal approval rating.
|
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At other points, he said, he became depressed and had difficulty paying electrical bills or putting food on the table.
|
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As a result, on the maiden run the two engineers had difficulty associating daytime landmarks with their ever-changing location.
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Claire says she's been trying to perfect the twat trot "FOREVER," but always had difficulty in mapping it out correctly.
|
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The 65-year-old optometrist said he's also had difficulty getting in touch with the staff at the American embassy.
|
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Skjei and Buchnevich each had difficulty clearing the puck from the defensive zone, and eventually Ryan Nugent-Hopkins controlled it.
|
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But she had difficulty taking the standard anti-rejection drugs — she was intolerant to one, and the other didn't work.
|
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"We had several vehicles that had difficulty getting up the incline," said Steve Coleman, a spokesman for the Port Authority.
|
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Zachary had difficulty coping, and he had never shown a strong inclination toward college, but the money was already earmarked.
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He adds that banking and finance services is another interesting sector that has had difficulty attracting software engineers and developers.
|
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In one case, the customer had difficulty attaining private client status despite moving a hundred thousand dollars to the bank.
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But when she later told the jury that I had difficulty standing because of a health condition, I was embarrassed.
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Those of color had difficulty with anything that white students had to say; they didn't want to hear it anymore.
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Workers installed grab bars for Iris Boteler, 99, who said she had difficulty walking because of arthritis and other ailments.
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Photo: Yongshan PoliceAccording to the state media, Song had difficulty communicating as he hadn't used language for a long time.
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Mr. Daher asked many organizations for assistance, but he had difficulty finding one that would help him repay the loan.
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The investigators approached the case as a possible hate crime, but had difficulty finding evidence to match Mr. Smollett's account.
|
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However, it's a tough state to poll — in recent years, pollsters have had difficulty modeling the preferences of Hispanic voters.
|
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According to a study by researchers at UCSF, women obtaining an abortion at or after 20 weeks' gestation were much more likely than women obtaining an abortion in the first trimester to report delays because they had difficulty raising funds for the procedure and travel costs, or because they had difficulty securing insurance coverage.
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According to a study by researchers at UCSF, women obtaining an abortion at or after 20 weeks gestation were much more likely than women obtaining an abortion in the first trimester to report delays because they had difficulty raising funds for the procedure and travel costs, or because they had difficulty securing insurance coverage.
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Happ, who had difficulty dealing with double teams inside the paint, registered seven points and five rebounds in the first half.
|
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Hayek and Derbez have spent years trying to come together in a film project but had difficulty with their busy schedules.
|
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Polansky never looked comfortable after he double faulted twice in his first service game and had difficulty handling Federer's pinpoint serves.
|
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She missed a lot of school, had difficulty connecting with her non-Jewish friends, and found herself suddenly bursting into tears.
|
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While a handful of frontrunners have seen high polling numbers, Swalwell and others have had difficulty reaching even single-digit recognition.
|
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Computers have had difficulty defeating grandmasters in the game because there's an estimated 10 to the power of 700 possible variations.
|
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In that case, workers reportedly suffered seizures and had difficulty breathing, but a Hazmat team wasn't able to identify the source.
|
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The president has had difficulty, though, in getting her ministers to agree on the appropriate level and scope of budget reductions.
|
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Bigger players like Instacart and Blue Apron have also reportedly had difficulty matching workers with the high pace of the industry.
|
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If she had difficulty during the day or woke up at night, Thula would distract her until she had settled again.
|
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Betty noticed that Rowen, then 2, had difficulty climbing up and down from the stool he used to brush his teeth.
|
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Then when Charlie was born and had difficulty lifting his head, "I just knew that he also had it," she says.
|
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Martin was widely portrayed as a hoarder who had difficulty separating his personal life from his work life, not a whistleblower.
|
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Opposition leaders had difficulty recruiting candidates willing to join the new Citgo board, according to three people familiar with the recruitments.
|
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For instance, some people had difficulty removing their menstrual cup, but those cases were rare, affecting less than 2% of users.
|
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I had difficulty with getting out of bed, I didn't feel like eating and I would cry for no apparent reason.
|
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Congress has had difficulty accomplishing much in this session, even where a potential health crisis like the Zika virus is concerned.
|
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The director Asghar Farhadi, who in 2012 won an Oscar for his film "A Separation," had difficulty grasping what had happened.
|
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Their offspring also developed health issues -- the females had difficulty gaining weight and the males experienced a slight deficiency in fertility.
|
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The trauma staff members told me that his face was so disfigured and bruised that they had difficulty determining his race.
|
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Trump has had difficulty wooing Hispanics, even Hispanic conservatives, to his side after he opened his campaign by criticizing Mexican immigrants.
|
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They said Abbas was taken to the hospital after he suffered from a fever, had difficulty breathing, and could barely walk.
|
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They had two children but he had difficulty in adjusting from his previous bohemian lifestyle to the restrictions of public life.
|
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She's the first to admit that she had difficulty settling into her women's design degree at the London College of Fashion.
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He was 17 years old, wore a ball cap backward on court and still had difficulty keeping his temper in check.
|
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A scenario in which Italy had difficulty meeting its financing needs would deal a shattering blow to Europe's fragile financial system.
|
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Because ICE has long had difficulty scheduling dates with the immigration courts, it used to send notices with "TBD" court dates.
|
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Ms. McCray told Observer in March that she had to seek therapy because she had difficulty trying to stop smoking marijuana.
|
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The percentage who had difficulty making a payment for their mortgage or other major expenses ranged between 7 and 14 percent.
|
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Analysts said that despite the public strutting of Mr. Lu, he had difficulty turning the Cyberspace Administration into a powerful regulator.
|
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He had difficulty concentrating and interacting with his peers and couldn't read and write the way he had before his injury.
|
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In 22010 and 22016, the Mets had difficulty in quickly reacting to concussions suffered by outfielders Ryan Church and Jason Bay.
|
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The review turned up several cases in which women had difficulty removing a menstrual cup and sought help from a professional.
|
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He wrote on Weibo that hospitals would not admit her, and he had difficulty finding masks and cold medicine in pharmacies.
|
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AC also had difficulty getting to games and practice on time ... and the Browns eventually decided to cut him in November.
|
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Many millennials entered a tough job market post-recession: They had difficulty finding jobs and those who did experienced stagnant wages.
|
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But in an experiment in San Francisco, the trucks had difficulty navigating the city's narrow, hilly streets, former Amazon managers recalled.
|
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In my first attempt at this grid I used my homemade grid filler, but it had difficulty with the open quadrants.
|
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The researchers had difficulty comparing data from the studies because quality of life was not always measured in the same way.
|
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But, the psychologists concluded, he had had difficulty dealing with being gay while growing up on a farm in rural Ontario.
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In his August 2016 ruling, Newbould wrote that he had "difficulty accepting as reliable much of the evidence" submitted by Glassman.
|
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When rangers found his body, his tusks were missing and his face was so badly mutilated that authorities had difficulty identifying him.
|
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Analysts have had difficulty estimating the value of Abengoa's assets in Brazil, many of which are already in operation and generating revenue.
|
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Further chemical treatment is needed to produce the drug, and the end product has had difficulty competing with artemisinin derived from plants.
|
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"I had difficulty in finding anything that you could point to and say the law has not been applied correctly," he said.
|
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But without using an egg in some way, scientists have had difficulty getting cells to communicate with each other early in development.
|
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At the very beginning of the process, FARC leaders had difficulty discussing among themselves whether to participate in the process, he said.
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"Upon her return to the hotel, special meals were prepared for her, as she had difficulty eating solid foods," the hotel wrote.
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However, there were several small-business owners whose funds were taken under the old policy that had difficulty getting their money back.
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After the fall, he appeared to be confused and sweating, and had difficulty moving his left arm and leg, the report says.
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"Previously, they have had difficulty accessing technology because the U.S. government has not wanted to provide everything Taiwan requests," Mr. Wu said.
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Both moved into new homes and had difficulty designing their space and shopping for furniture on top of their already busy schedules.
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We are instead diving head first to give people who had long had difficulty in obtaining health coverage the options previously unavailable.
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But it, too, has had difficulty persuading big donors: On Monday, it reported raising just $1.4 million during the month of May.
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Whatever the resentments, neither side has a realistic alternative to the other — something President Obama has clearly had difficulty reconciling himself to.
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Ingall's first daughter, now 12, had difficulty latching in the hospital, so she called a consultant as soon as she got home.
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Patients had difficulty adhering to their medication regimens, sometimes landing back on the transplant list when their bodies started rejecting donor organs.
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Historically, cultural institutions have had difficulty categorizing what Latinx is since it is not traditionally based on a time period or geography.
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Coming at a problem sideways, rather than directly, is something computers have long had difficulty doing, and AlphaGo has cleared that hurdle.
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Without handsets of its own, the company has had difficulty competing with the likes of Google Assistant and Siri on that front.
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A little more than half of the 0003 patients had difficulty breathing, and 2000 percent had low levels of white blood cells.
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I had difficulty with it, though, because something that is RAW is not only "not done," it hasn't even begun to cook.
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Among participants with an "eveningness" circadian rhythm, about 11 percent had difficulty falling asleep and almost 4 percent had trouble staying asleep.
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The talks highlight wider troubles at department stores, which have had difficulty adjusting to the new ways that people shop, including online.
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He had difficulty landing work in his previous professions when he was released from prison in early 2018 after serving eight years.
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The background: Investigators had difficulty corroborating Mr. Smollett's account from the beginning, even with about a dozen detectives assigned to the case.
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This reticence explains, at least in part, why he has had difficulty breaking into the international art market that feeds on Japonism.
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It had difficulty competing with fast-food chains, which imitated its business model while stripping it down (no real kitchens or wait staff).
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But the WGA has had difficulty securing support from UW Athletics, which recently complicated efforts to recruit a local League of Legends player.
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And if we're to believe what her sister told The Star, it seems like Spade herself might have had difficulty doing the same.
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They were also two to three times more likely to say that they were worried about, or had difficulty getting, mental health care.
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Honeybees in the United Kingdom had difficulty surviving to begin with, but survival was lowest near crops treated with neonicotinoids the year before.
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Together, they show how a progressive facility had difficulty implementing and securing technology that provided novel opportunities for learning, as well as mischief.
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She woke up again to find Masina forcing himself into her mouth, to the point that she had difficulty breathing, she told investigators.
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According to an Nvidia moderator in the Shield forums that channel should at least be removable easily (though some users have had difficulty).
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Motorola was not a successful brand name in the watch market, and Pebble had difficulty growing its brand from a small tech startup.
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A New York Times report Tuesday said the White House has had difficulty finding a replacement for recently departed communications director Michael Dubke.
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There are labyrinthine hallways with inaccessible rooms behind mysterious doors, reminiscent of those portals that Lewis Carroll's Alice had difficulty entering in Wonderland.
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According to the Washington Post, about 80 had difficulty breathing—and at least one of the workers hospitalized was left in critical condition.
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But in the first quarter, lenders like Lending Club, Prosper and OnDeck Capital had difficulty convincing investors that their business models are sound.
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George had difficulty putting three other dogs into his car, he recalled later, so he drove off about 15 minutes after his wife.
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After six months, the exercise group took less time to fall asleep and less often had difficulty falling asleep than the comparison group.
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"The Vatican was O.K. with Dom Paulo's activism against torturers, but it had difficulty with his support of liberation theology," Professor Bingemer said.
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While Khloe decided to take the high road for the sake of her birthing experience, her sisters had difficulty acting natural around Thompson.
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Yet friends and even family members have had difficulty getting through the tight protective screen that Mr. Kelly has built around the president.
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The site was created by Patrick Herning and Kathryn Retzer, whose mothers wear larger sizes and often had difficulty finding higher-end clothing.
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Powell obliquely suggested that the July cut was not the start of a series of rate cuts, but he had difficulty explaining why.
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They were stymied in their search for a new apartment because they had difficulty finding landlord who would take their Section 8 voucher.
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She said she would like to find a similar job and had used Facebook actively for her search but had difficulty finding leads.
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Because they had difficulty estimating their risks under the law, there were provisions that protected them from miscalculations in the first three years.
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She noted that even some of her colleagues had difficulty understanding the difference between "travel alerts" and "travel warnings" under the previous system.
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They provide a wide range of financial services, including lending to small businesses that historically had difficulty getting loans, digital payments and investing.
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Samuel Hemmitt, 21, allegedly wielded the 18-inch weapon after a customer had difficulty hearing him while ordering at the drive-through's speaker.
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Tiafoe said he had difficulty handling Williams's zipping shots, as he was more used to the spinning shots male players tend to use.
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Then, speaking at a Black History Month event in Las Vegas, she met a crowd full of people who had difficulty naming her.
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Mr. Yang, 51, who is also known by his pen name, Guo Feixiong, lost a third of his weight and had difficulty walking.
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He invited Mr Rajapaksa to propose a fresh vote if he had difficulty accepting the legitimacy of the one that had already taken place.
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But since I had difficulty finding a new doctor who seemed decent and was available at reasonable timeframes, I'm sticking with my current practice.
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At the Columbus Zoo, for example, handlers had difficulty getting the animals to reproduce for several years, before increasing the size of their flock.
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She said that the company has had difficulty convincing its high-net worth clients to invest in long-term products that last 10 years.
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Parkinson's disease had taken its toll, and the heavyweight champion of the world had difficulty moving and speaking, but still, he had a plan.
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Rising household incomes could help, but China has had difficulty in achieving this; household incomes as a share of GDP have fallen since 22.
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But while Italian, Irish, and Jewish immigrants had difficulty assimilating into the United States, the census never had them declare a separate, other, heritage.
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Likewise, he had relationship difficulties, lost close friends, and had difficulty adjusting to a change in profession; normal issues for men in their forties.
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But initially, residents had difficulty with the chore system: it wasn't democratic, and the people who moved in had no way to contribute feedback.
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More recently, states have had difficulty imposing the penalty simply because they cannot obtain the drugs required to kill a person by lethal injection.
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Because of the intense effort it took to remain conscious after I was shot, after returning home I had difficulty relaxing enough to sleep.
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Cofounder Tiffiniy Cheng is hopeful that the service will help voters who've had difficulty registering — particularly young voters — to get that registration in order.
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During this early phase in the mission, Hayabusa2's radar system had difficulty receiving signals from the surface owing to the asteroid's low reflectivity.
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Rogelio said his father often had difficulty sleeping, and would go on late-night walks to tire himself out before bed, The Times reported.
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The expensive "Star Wars" film has had difficulty gaining traction at the box office since launching with $103 million over a four day weekend.
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Benditt applied to the VCF but was turned down because she had difficulty navigating the complicated application process and she was missing vital documentation.
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Heer: Well, I think Susan Sontag provides a better model than the Leavises, but even she still had difficulty in reconciling her conflicting opinions.
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More than a third of the men not in the labor force said they had difficulty walking or climbing stairs or had another disability.
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To be honest, I've had difficulty doing this during the workday, so I've started dedicated a few minutes during my morning and evening commutes.
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Center-right governments have had difficulty carrying out some of the reforms they promised would usher a new era of prosperity in the region.
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Shaul, the leader of the Community Financial Services Association, told me that he had difficulty getting any sense of where the bureau was headed.
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I sometimes had difficulty finding the simplest of words — I once forgot the word "and" in a meeting — and I'd been struggling to concentrate.
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Mr. Henriquez had difficulty speaking as he was sworn in and answered questions from the judge, Nathaniel M. Gorton of the District of Massachusetts.
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Vigneault said Lundqvist had difficulty seeing out of his right eye during the first intermission, forcing Vigneault to send Raanta out in his place.
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Since stepping back on the court in 2017, Sharapova had difficulty overcoming a chronic shoulder problem and only took home one WTA tour win.
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Like some other insurers, Wellmark says it has had difficulty making money because many of those enrolling in its plans have expensive medical conditions.
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The former auto executive recalled that while he graduated with a 3.83 grade-point average he had difficulty with a labor relations graduate course.
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Even the tech companies drawn to the Bay Area for its resources and talent pool have had difficulty hiring college-educated entry-level workers.
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Generic drug developers need samples to show that a generic copy is equivalent to the original, but they have often had difficulty getting them.
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"This is real rough country out here, and the Black Hawks are helping us get water into areas we had difficulty getting to," Hartman said.
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As an active-duty service member, McMaster would likely have had difficulty turning down a job the commander in chief had asked him to fill.
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For far too long, women who didn't fit into "standard" clothing sizes had difficulty walking into a store and leaving with something they could wear.
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I found NYC to be too confusing and big; I had difficulty remembering if it was the avenues or streets that ran north to south.
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A witness who saw Henry Fitchett during that time told police the elder man appeared to be in failing health and had difficulty recognizing people.
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Many talked about consent and respect, and a number who watched hardcore or rough porn had difficulty reconciling their feminist values with their porn preferences.
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Although Tracy joins her family every year for their weeklong trip to Montauk, New York, she had difficulty getting down to the sand this year.
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Swonk said the government has had difficulty crunching the first quarter for two decades and underestimates activity, though it is trying to correct the problem.
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But Senate Republicans have had difficulty agreeing on their own bill, leading Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to fret about the future of healthcare legislation.
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Last year, farmers in Sunamganj, a wetland-dotted northeastern district considered the country's lightning capital, had difficulty finding enough workers at harvest season, he said.
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A flurry of reports last weekend portrayed Klobuchar as a demanding boss who had difficulty recruiting staff for her presidential run due to her reputation.
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In the aftermath of the shooting, her son Chinnor, who was seated next to her when I visited, had difficulty sleeping and trouble in school.
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While many shipping companies have had difficulty retaining a workforce of drivers, Walmart has invested heavily in its own shipping infrastructure, avoiding a trucker shortage.
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She notes that she has high-blood pressure, and had difficulty recovering from a broken ankle, but medical concerns are largely off the table here.
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Yes, the U.S. giant is taking a hit on prices now, but it is also clearing volumes that it may have had difficulty selling otherwise.
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I already had difficulty getting wet, and all of a sudden I had a vagina that was completely dry, no matter how aroused I was.
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For example, MOOCs (massive online open courses, like edX and Coursera) have notoriously had difficulty continuously engaging students and suffer from very low retention rates.
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Physical therapy and opioid painkillers left her stable, but she still had difficulty standing or walking — which worsened after a back surgery several years ago.
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Mr. Giordano, the musician who plays with Springsteen, said he had difficulty finding a technician who could adequately tune his accordions before meeting Mr. Lazarov.
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Nine had difficulty eating or swallowing, which can be life-threatening because food can get stuck in the lungs or the children can be malnourished.
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In Aung Thein Mya's telling, his people, Rakhine Buddhists, had for years lived in fear of their Muslim neighbors, though he had difficulty explaining why.
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During the disaster following Hurricane Harvey last year in Texas, volunteers and official responders often had difficulty coordinating, leading to duplication of efforts and gaps.
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But Nadal was so distraught after he pulled out of the match that he had difficulty saying he was pleased to see del Potro advance.
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Albert York had difficulty speaking to people and was so tortured by the feeling that his paintings were inadequate, he often avoided exhibitions and sales.
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In addition, Mr. Denson said that his 14-year-old son, who has asthma, started coughing and had difficulty breathing after being inside their home.
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The candidate has also had difficulty connecting with voters on a personal and emotional level, analysts said, an area where Mr. López Obrador has excelled.
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But Mr. Khandelwal said the government had difficulty finding land for new dumps and dealing with local protesters who oppose waste sites in their backyards.
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When speakers have come to give lectures for the club, the attendance has often been "so large we had difficulty finding a room," Sirer adds.
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In 2011, he enrolled in the New York City College of Technology in Brooklyn to study computer science but had difficulty with the subject matter.
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Because of the substance's tendency to disappear in tiny poofs of light, researchers have had difficulty holding on to it long enough to perform experiments.
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Trump has had difficulty staffing his administration, his secretary of state is muttering about leaving, and his White House is riven by factionalism and paranoia.
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A 2017 meta analysis of 160,000 people found those who had difficulty falling asleep were 27% more likely to have a heart attack or stroke.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), who opposes the Senate health bill, told the Washington Post that Trump has had difficulty understanding the basic functions of government.
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Examining a chart of the XRT, Ross points to a base of support formed at $47, which the ETF has had difficulty breaking through since August.
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"She was such a caring person, I know she had difficulty with some members of her family but I didn't know her that way at all."
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At the time, she just saw herself as a particularly femme gay guy; though she was undoubtedly attracted to men, she had difficulty relating to them.
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Some treatments, including some of those offered by U.S. Stem Cell, seem to flout those rules, but so far the FDA has had difficulty cracking down.
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Last week, several airlines had reported issues with Sabre Corp's flight reservation and booking system due to which passengers had difficulty accessing flight check-in systems.
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As it turns out, the skating fanatic has always wanted to hit the ramps, but his mother had difficulty finding a way to make it happen.
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Liquidity pressure is mounting on China City Construction, which had difficulty in making on-time interest payments on another set of medium-term notes in November.
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Some officials have been accused of siphoning money from its programs, or of using expired vaccines, and some vaccination plans have had difficulty targeting vulnerable populations.
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But once Hiddleswift and the true identity of Nils Sjoberg came into the picture, Harris had difficulty shaking it off, and oh boy, it went down.
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Without sufficient sterilization capacity, the quantity of reserves increased to a point that the Federal Reserve had difficulty maintaining effective control over the federal funds rate.
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When Florida Highway Patrol troopers allegedly smelled alcohol on her breath, they gave her a field sobriety test, which she allegedly had difficulty completing, WKMG reports.
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But they had difficulty recruiting males, perhaps because of the lower prevalence of depression, so their study included only 24 depressed males and 10 healthy males.
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The reasons: Boston Dynamics' walking, jumping robots were agile and cool, but contained no machine learning software, and, analysts say, had difficulty finding a commercial market.
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In a pilot study, we found that officers with higher levels of PTSD had difficulty in making decisions, which could affect decision-making on the streets.
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Some consumers on social media shared scenes of long lines at JetBlue desks and said they had difficulty checking in for flights or printing boarding passes.
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She was such a caring person, I know she had difficulty with some members of her family but I didn't know her that way at all.
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We understand Sony may have had difficulty finding a buyer because its service didn't run on proprietary technology— it used the Disney-owned streaming platform BAMTech.
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But the initiative has been met with growing scepticism as some countries, such as Sri Lanka, became saddled with debt that they had difficulty in repaying.
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Researchers often had difficulty getting some kinds of marijuana, including ones with large amounts of THC, the main ingredient in the drug that gets people high.
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The Army has had difficulty finding a system that works with some UH-60s, which perform essential roles on the battlefield, like transport and medevac operations.
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The Giants have also had difficulty in previous seasons running out the clock with a lead, mainly because they struggled to mount an effective rushing game.
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While Mr. Kelly and Mr. Trump were barely talking in recent weeks, the retired four-star Marine general was a figure the president had difficulty firing.
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An August report by Human Rights Watch said Sokha's condition had deteriorated since his imprisonment and he now had difficulty standing for long periods of time.
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Although Epstein renewed his sex offender registration with the government of the Virgin Islands each year, officials sometimes had difficulty checking in at the financier's property.
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But those numbers declined steadily in the months that followed, beginning when she had difficulty articulating her own position on mandated busing — undercutting her star turn.
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The defendant had difficulty retrieving his id and attempted to give a credit card and passport instead while his [Tennessee] driver license sat on his lap.
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My grandfather, who had been an assistant manager in the San Francisco office of a Japanese import-export firm, had difficulty finding employment after the war.
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After a painstaking operation, they removed him and secured the boat, but had difficulty transporting the vessel away because more protesters continually sat in their path.
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"I had difficulty coping with the fact that I was a nobody and a nothing -- just a mass of cells to be studied," she wrote in 2015.
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The Tigers have had difficulty keeping the Indians in check in the early innings this year as they've been outscored 25-1 over the first three frames.
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Reports in several Cypriot media outlets this week suggested Cobalt's mainly Chinese backers had difficulty channelling funds to the airline, which operated with six leased Airbus planes.
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Emily had difficulty remembering to leave payments, and it didn't help that she was pregnant — and nauseated — at the same time her oldest child began losing teeth.
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Some clients have had difficulty selling their holdings at rival brokerages, which are beginning to place restrictions on the asset class, according to one of the people.
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Background: The WHO and DRC Health Ministry have had difficulty squelching the outbreak as a result of community distrust, armed rebel groups and violence against health workers.
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Teigen faced an uproar when she announced that she chose to have a female embryo implanted after she and Legend underwent IVF because they had difficulty conceiving.
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California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara told the told the AP that, while people in some areas affected by fires have had difficulty getting insurance, it's not impossible.
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Further Democrats have had difficulty winning new seats in the House since the tea party wave of 2010 and redistricting in the wake of that year's census.
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Ms. Mander did not specify a cause, but said Ms. Jagger had had difficulty breathing at their home and was taken to a hospital, where she died.
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According to a statement by BALPA, it has had difficulty negotiating with the airline, partly as a result of Ryanair's unwillingness to recognize unions until only 2017.
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Fearing that, one way or another, their positions might be eliminated, hospital staff began leaving in greater numbers than anticipated, and Walter Reed had difficulty finding replacements.
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The move, Mr. Li said, came after the festival had difficulty in finding large donors to sponsor the event in Hong Kong, where the costs are high.
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The National Front had difficulty taking out bank loans in France, but following its friendly support of the Crimean annexation, the party found easy credit in Russia.
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Several of the companies that had difficulty making money seem poised to start breaking even, and other insurers, like Centene, have been able to turn a profit.
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"Kerry's generation had difficulty in separating policies from the troops," Mr. Buttigieg said in an interview this summer, referring to the 2004 Democratic nominee and Vietnam veteran.
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Preloading the tool sounds like a good idea, considering how many Iowa chairs had difficulty downloading their apps onto their mobile devices, let alone actually running them.
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We also heard from a large number of hosts, who said that they too had difficulty getting a response from the company when they reported serious issues.
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He wrote on Weibo, a popular social media platform, that hospitals would not admit her, and that he had difficulty finding masks and cold medicine in pharmacies.
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Amazon's Simple Storage Service, or Amazon S3, had difficulty sending and receiving clients' data for more than 3-1/2 hours, according to company status reports online.
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Students have had difficulty sleeping and taking tests or complain of "headaches and stomach aches having to do with the way the body absorbs stress," she said.
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Gates testified that when the leader of that party, Viktor Yanukovych, was ousted in 2014, Manafort's cash flow dried up and he had difficulty paying his bills.
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"Historically we've seen IBM invest in a technology early with some early promise, but then they've had difficulty commercializing good technologies or innovations at scale," Olson said.
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Since the episode, in 216, Mr. Harris said he had had difficulty trusting people, which led to heavy drinking and depression so severe that he was hospitalized.
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The Colts have had difficulty keeping Luck upright, however, as he has been sacked 33 times - a concern against a Titans team with 313 sacks to its credit.
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A 2010 survey commissioned by the Planned Parenthood Action Fund found that one in three female voters had difficulty affording birth control at some point in their lives.
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Millennials, especially older ones, have had a harder time moving out because they came of working age during the last recession and had difficulty finding well-paying jobs.
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NICHOLAS WARDVienna* You say that engineering "has had difficulty creating a shoelace that does not accidentally come loose" and give us tips on how they should be knotted.
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Though Rose has had difficulty finding a romantic partner who is accepting of his lifestyle, some of the sissies here have long-term partners who embrace their fetish.
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As Vice noted last year, the TSA has had difficulty handling breast milk in the past, due to sensitive equipment or rules that are interpreted differently amongst agents.
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Chuck Schumer of New York, who has had difficulty persuading top-tier candidates in other states to take on incumbent Republicans with control of the Senate at stake.
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While Trump has had difficulty pushing through his legislative agenda, despite his party's control of Congress, he has vigorously used his executive power to satisfy the Republican base.
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A good thing, too, since my grandfather, a ragpicker, would have had difficulty mustering the will or the means to pay even the modest tuition fees then required.
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While she's been had difficulty courting white men and young women across racial boundaries, she has successfully wooed Latino and black voters in other states during the primary.
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Though in April it cut its production rate to 42 planes per month from 52, it has had difficulty finding places to store the completed but undeliverable planes.
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Though in April it cut its production rate to 42 planes per month from 52, it has had difficulty finding places to store the completed but undeliverable planes.
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An LA judge had previously demanded that Apple give them the Genius Bar treatment after the local district attorney's office had difficulty getting past the phone's security features.
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The actress said that she's had difficulty reminding people in the industry that she's more than just Sharpay, the precocious teen she made famous in the HSM movies.
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Yes, but: A survey coming out next month from ACTFL shows an overwhelming number of U.S. business have need of multilingual employees, but have had difficulty finding them.
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A slow start by the Wizards and foul trouble for Wall less than four minutes into the game forced them into an early hole they had difficulty overcoming.
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During a post-debate interview with CNN, she said she had difficulty taking Gabbard's comments seriously since she had "been an apologist for" the Syrian leader Bashar Assad.
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I would have had difficulty picking Grunewald out from a fine pack of runners in 2017 save for the purple half-moon scar that stretched across her abdomen.
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On the other side of the tunnel, the Buffalo rookie Josh Allen had difficulty keeping his frustrations in check after his three turnovers contributed to costing the Bills.
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Previously, the self-driving project has had difficulty partnering with automakers as many of the car makers wanted to avoid relinquishing their brand to Google, according to sources.
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There, a customer approached me and shared his dissatisfaction with one of our products: His company had difficulty using it, which prevented his team from deploying the product.
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It also did not help matters that households and companies were burdened by an excessive amount of debt that they had difficulty in servicing after the recession struck.
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Nadal ultimately had little trouble defeating Dusan Lajovic in their first-round match, but afterward he said he had difficulty dealing with the noise in the cavernous stadium.
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Dr. Nolasco said her teams also had difficulty getting access to certain neighborhoods where armed gangs hold sway and harbor a suspicion of outsiders, particularly from the government.
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Have you ever had difficulty navigating a hot air balloon, and is it easier to get permission to fly over with a helicopter as opposed to a drone?
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When Social Security numbers were first issued in the 1930s, people who had difficulty remembering them had their numbers inked onto their skin, like permanent Post-it notes.
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According to The Times, Musk told an informal adviser he sent the tweet because he had difficulty keeping information to himself and was frustrated with the company's critics.
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In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, the actress opened up about how the public has had difficulty reconciling her intellectual interests with her stunning good looks.
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Some had difficulty getting it to work, others disliked the audio guide format, and some resented the fact that they had to download an app in the first place.
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Lima has had difficulty over the last year with injuries but looked sharper than ever as he performed the most dangerous feat in boxing—he hooked with a hooker.
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They've also had difficulty explaining the automated methods they use to monitor the activities of users who threaten violence or spread conspiracy theories, opening them to accusations of bias.
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He told the outlet his tirade was sparked when he had difficulty getting to his seat, which was located at the window, while Gayle was in the aisle seat.
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Still, male fragility aside, Menudo and New Edition also had difficulty tapping into the white female audience to the same overwhelming degree as they achieved within their own race.
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The 'most delicious' crabs It was previously thought that early humans would have had difficulty surviving for long periods of time on what was considered a resource poor island.
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Hadid was reportedly forced to drop out because she was denied a Chinese visa — and she wasn't the only star who had difficulty getting approval to attend the show.
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The suit states that Kim "had difficulty controlling Kingsley's behavior, and she arranged for a dog trainer, David Utter, to provide training to Kingsley" at the Sherman Oaks address.
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Though he had a life-threatening illness, Dr. Noffsinger said, he had difficulty getting an appointment to see his doctor, and even when he did, visits were too rushed.
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But because members of IS live alongside and operate among Raqqa's population, military forces operating in Syria have had difficulty reconnoitering, targeting and striking the group from the air.
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The United States has long banned federal contracts for foreign companies that sell monitoring or blocking technology to Iran, but the U.S. government has had difficulty identifying such firms.
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"As a small child, I was aware my grandfather had difficulty breathing, that he would often be in pain — and we had to be quiet around him," she recalls.
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"It surprised me how small it was and how difficult it was to access," she said, adding that she and the investigators also had difficulty finding a light switch.
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The researcher behind the MIT project, Joy Buolamwini, started researching the topic after noticing that AI had difficulty recognizing her own face as compared to her lighter-skinned classmates.
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In a study by the National Institute on Aging of over 9,000 Americans aged 65 and older, more than half said they had difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
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As the months went by, most exiles left the military bases, but those who had no family members or acquaintances in the United States often had difficulty finding sponsors.
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Mr. Shibayama recalled that as a schoolboy he had difficulty in classes taught in English and Japanese — his primary language was Spanish — but managed to finish the eighth grade.
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They were often at the mercy of their landlords, lacked renter's insurance and had difficulty tapping into and navigating their way through local, state and federal agencies and resources.
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Corporations like BP and Wells Fargo have faced criticism for dawdling responses to cascading crises, while politicians from Bill Clinton to Anthony Weiner have had difficulty admitting to peccadilloes.
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The 26-year-old has had difficulty keeping the ball in the park in 36 major-league appearances (28 starts), allowing 28 home runs over 33 1/3 innings.
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In the past, manufacturers have had difficulty attracting younger workers due to the industry having a reputation as a dead and dying profession with dirty jobs and frequent layoffs.
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The flight crew used supplementary oxygen for the rest of the flight, and the pilots had difficulty sending or receiving transmissions due to the audio control panels being damaged.
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In April, CNN reported that Department of Homeland Security officials and senior leaders have had difficulty getting the White House to pay attention to threats of Russian election interference.
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In a subsequent tweet responding to her initial statement, Ms. Chastain conceded that she had difficulty thinking of five films from 2017 with leads played by women of color.
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When I was taken to see a child psychiatrist, he didn't see it as a gender issue but concluded that I had difficulty bonding with boys my own age.
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The campaign said it would file the first of what could be a wave of legal actions on behalf of voters in one county who had difficulty voting absentee.
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A different whistleblower has helped to initiate a DOJ investigation of Olympus, which seems to have had difficulty changing its corporate culture after a $1.7 billion accounting scandal in 2011.
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"Conservatives have had difficulty choosing a champion in the presidential race in part because it has featured so many candidates with very good claims on our support," the editors write.
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To try to get a better understanding of the divided sentiment, individual tweets were investigated and it soon became apparent that the sentiment analysis had difficulty identifying sarcasm and humour.
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On Tuesday, a federal judge softened a Wisconsin voter ID law, allowing those who had difficulty obtaining the proper identification the option of signing an affidavit as to their identity.
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Colorblindness affects around 350 million people around the world, so adding ColorADD symbols to Uno cards opens the game up to many people who may have had difficulty playing previously.
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For starters, the Moto G6 is slow to shoot or start recording, taking more time than you'd expect for to launch the camera app, and then it had difficulty focusing.
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She was regularly passing out, or having seizures, or she had difficulty walking—maybe it was Parkinson's—and a doctor was by her side at all times to administer treatment.
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Investigator Jeff Huston said the woman, who has not been identified publicly, was timid, hard to understand and had difficulty putting her thoughts together when she was interviewed by police.
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The professional poker player Annie Duke gives to Refugees International, interviewing an Iraqi translator who had difficulty getting visas for her children; Simmons to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.
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You can launch new games from within the helmet—the UI is virtually identical to Steam's "Big Screen" Mode—but I had difficulty reading its small lettering on the display.
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It also rehashes criticism from the presidential campaign that he appeared too robotic on the stump, a charge that Rubio had difficulty shaking before ending his presidential bid in March.
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Speakers have run late, schedules have been worked and reworked until the last minute, delegates have had difficulty entering the arena, and some speeches have failed to spark much interest.
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The crew called for help just after the fire started, and Ventura County firefighters reached the scene within about 15 minutes, according to CNN, but had difficulty managing the fire.
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In a statement, Ms. Kelley said she had difficulty finding a new lawyer because her previous ones had demanded that they be paid $7 million of any money she received.
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But nearly a quarter of them have had difficulty finding new employment, and they would benefit from a greater focus on enhancing their skills, as is done in other countries.
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In 2016, Schuster and a research team at MGH found that teens 16 and under who smoked weed had difficulty learning new information—but those who were over 17 didn't.
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And their wardrobes bore enough resemblance to paramilitary uniforms that, afterward, people scrolling through pictures of the ensuing violence online had difficulty discerning alt-right marchers from the onlooking police.
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In the years since, meanwhile, the military commissions system has had difficulty bringing contested cases to trial, while several of its few convictions, from plea deals, were overturned on appeal.
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She first entered the lottery in 2012; two years later she was considered for an apartment in Midtown Manhattan, but because she had difficulty verifying her income, she was disqualified.
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Early on, automakers had difficulty getting high ratings because crash forces in this test are concentrated on the vehicle's outer edge, which wasn't well protected by frontal crash-zone structures.
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The 88-room property is close to the city center and a large public park; it opened several years ago to help the new arrivals who had difficulty landing jobs.
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That was the case with Orville Young, a 4-year-old boy in Minnesota who lost mobility in his right arm and had difficulty sitting up and moving his legs.
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Some advocacy groups hope the concrete example of this crowded and chaotic primary, in which candidates had difficulty distinguishing themselves, will spur the legislature to consider changing the voting system.
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Whether it was the nightmarishness of the show or simply the cumulative weight of all the years of work, the retrospective sapped Nauman, and he had difficulty returning to work.
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Surveys didn't find a correlation between exposure to the ads and negative opinions about health reform; in focus groups, people who watched the ads had difficulty recalling their core themes.
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Twenty percent had painful or sore eyes, 40 percent were sensitive to light, and one-third had difficulty driving at night or doing work that required seeing well up close.
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Two iPhones used by the shooter were recovered from the scene, but law enforcement officials have had difficulty cracking the security encryption on those devices, said Attorney General William Barr.
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" Representative Pat Tiberi, Republican of Ohio, reported that a constituent named Kimberly had difficulty obtaining treatment for a brain tumor because, she said, "virtually no doctors take the marketplace insurance.
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She also said she had been using a marijuana vape pen from the brand ZenPen for the past six months and had difficulty breathing as well as a chronic cough.
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When PNC bank customers had difficulty connecting their accounts to Venmo, the peer-to-peer payment app, both companies blamed each other for the issue, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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But Larsen had lost 21 games pitching for the Baltimore Orioles two years earlier, and he had difficulty controlling not only his pitches but also his affinity for night life.
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"We knew the rate of sea level rise was increasing, but we had difficulty detecting that," said Steven Nerem, a University of Colorado researcher and lead author of the study.
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Some officials on the islands conceded that they bore some responsibility; they have struggled to retain local staff and have had difficulty with the paperwork needed to assess hurricane damage.
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Christian Horner, the Red Bull team principal, said "there are some relatively low-hanging fruit," like digital and social media strategies, from which Ecclestone admitted he had difficulty making money.
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The interpreter for a third had difficulty understanding an immigrant as he sobbed through his two-hour testimony, because his words were muffled over the audio feed of the videoconference.
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I had suffered a heart defect where my heart could be seen pounding in my chest up to 12 hours a day, where I had difficulty breathing and was terrified.
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The girl started coughing immediately, and over the next few hours, she started to feel pain in her throat and right ear, and had difficulty swallowing, according to the case report.
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In this new study, the ZFHX2-altered mice had difficulty sensing hot and cold, offering further evidence that a mutation in the gene is what causes the family's lack of pain.
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Oprah Winfrey's powerful Golden Globes speech has quickly become one of the most memorable moments of her career — but it turns out the talk show host had difficulty delivering her message.
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What's happening at Walmart: In many cases, such as with the truck-unloading bot, the machines are doing jobs that Walmart has long had difficulty filling anyway, says spokesperson Ragan Dickens.
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The stress test results announced Wednesday are no doubt a welcome relief, in particular, to Bank of America and Citigroup, which have had difficulty passing the test unconditionally in past years.
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CNN reported that Haley, speaking at an event at the University of Houston, explained that she had difficulty getting the Russians and Chinese to agree to stronger sanctions against North Korea.
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It is very important for these artworks, which have been locked up in indoor areas and had difficulty to find their deserved value, to meet with people and appear before them.
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It marked the fifth time in six games Pittsburgh had drawn first blood as the Sharks, who had four shots in the opening frame, once again had difficulty generating scoring chances.
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The notice sent by Facebook doesn't disclose the identity of the third party filing the DMCA violation or identify which specific image violates the law, so Gore has had difficulty responding.
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Jets 27, Bills 23 ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold had difficulty containing his excitement after leading his first fourth-quarter comeback victory in the N.F.L. on Sunday.
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In the case of José's family, Patricia said she had difficulty communicating with her son after he arrived in the United States, or even finding out what was happening to him.
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If you had asked me at that moment, I would have had difficulty explaining why the truth mattered, since no one I had spoken to seemed interested in reopening the case.
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"We had difficulty in understanding what the respondent meant by a 'glint in the eye' and how that translated into a 'skill' or 'experience' to do a job," the judgment said.
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Indeed, there is already a shortage of truck drivers in the U.S. With the unemployment rate falling to 3.9 percent in July, companies have had difficulty recruiting for the strenuous job.
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It said the brands weren't a good fit with the rest of the company's offerings, and the company had difficulty devoting the resources necessary to compete in the crowded cookie market.
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One study found that four in 10 women had difficulty accessing their contraceptive of choice while deployed — and military women have a higher rate of unintended pregnancy than the civilian population.
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The NTSB also released factual findings that disclosed the flight crew had difficulty reaching flight attendants after the engine failed and did not immediately learn that a passenger had been injured.
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"We need to make strategic choices about our business and these brands have had difficulty competing for resources and investments within our portfolio," Chairman and CEO Steve Cahillane said in a statement.
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She and Reeve would go on to appear in three more Superman movies together, with the final film premiering in 1987, but both had difficulty finding quality work after finishing the franchise.
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During a phone interview with local media, the head of Ajman Police, Brigadier Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, said that one injury was confirmed: a pregnant woman who had difficulty breathing.
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Perez-Domingo told agents he was taking his niece to her mother who lived in Georgia, said DHS, but when they contacted the purported mother she had difficulty providing basic biographical information.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Internet search giant Google has added Australian slang and language recognition to its applications, addressing complaints that its software had difficulty in understanding thick local accents and complex place names.
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It also reported a brief outage on January 6 and Sony had to deal with its own issues on November 27 when users had difficulty launching online features of games and applications.
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One woman she spoke to described having years of awkward, uncomfortable sex with her husband until she began to feel overcome by such extreme exhaustion, she had difficulty getting out of bed.
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"We need to make strategic choices about our business and these brands have had difficulty competing for resources and investments within our portfolio," Chief Executive Officer Steve Cahillane said in a statement.
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Also, inspectors have found that these homes have had difficulty making sure that potentially infected workers stay home, a problem compounded by the low pay and limited time-off benefits many receive.
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An early March poll found that her national approval rating was 2003 points underwater among registered Democrats, suggesting she'd have had difficulty fending off a primary challenger, let alone winning the general.
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The New York Times also had difficulty obtaining further residency visas for journalists after publishing stories in 2012 about how the family of Wen Jiabao, then premier, grew rich during his leadership.
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The predicament of women ages 18 to 34 was even worse, according to a survey commissioned by the Planned Parenthood Action Fund: 55 percent of them had difficulty paying for birth control.
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You might have had difficulty around the perimeter of the grid, and there's a reason for that: The full answer includes a directional word (north, east, south or west) that is dropped.
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The woman, in addition to her mental impairment, had difficulty walking and maintaining her balance, and she wore a soft helmet because of falls, including one tumble backward down the cellar stairs.
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Some military units stationed in the capital region had difficulty getting enough troops to carry out the preparations on such short notice because many troops were already on leave for the holiday.
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Some military units stationed in the capital region had difficulty getting enough troops to carry out the preparations on such short notice because many troops were already on leave for the holiday.
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Under the Obama administration, female representation generally hovered at or slightly below half of the class, and Phillips said the commission never had difficulty finding plenty of qualified women to be fellows.
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Of the 40 members of the two organizations that responded to the informal CNBC survey conducted in June, 63 percent reported having had difficulty filling skilled positions in the past 12 months.
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Many New Yorkers were stuck at home or had difficulty commuting, but there was no fiery criticism about stranded trains or unmanageable piles of snow as there had been in past storms.
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Friday Night Lights struggled with ratings during its time on the air; network executives had difficulty attracting women to the show because female viewers assumed it was about football, which is objectively boring.
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But baristas at the company's busiest cafes had difficulty keeping up with mobile orders in the latest quarter, creating bottlenecks at drink delivery stations and leading some walk-in customers to walk out.
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In the judge's angry rebuttal to Christine Blasey Ford's allegation of sexual assault, the president claimed mischievously to have heard Mr Kavanaugh confess to having had "difficulty as a young man with drink".
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For example, economists had difficulty estimating the effect of education on women's wages, because the ones who chose to work (for whom pay could be measured) were particularly likely to enjoy high returns.
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The Trump White House has had difficulty finding a cohesive response to House Democrats' impeachment inquiry, and acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney had a particularly rough time on Fox News on Sunday.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — I don't know about you, but I knew this fun, midweek puzzle by Ruth Margolin was going to be trouble for me as soon as I had difficulty solving 1 Across.
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But the biggest contributions came from Mexicans themselves, who responded with so much food, supplies and volunteer work that officials had difficulty moving largesse from wealthy and accessible neighborhoods to the most needy.
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One paper, which has since been cited over 1,2100 times, showed that people with amnesia also had difficulty imagining new experiences, suggesting that there is a connection between remembering and creating mental images.
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Still, he noted that the group appears to have had difficulty in pulling funds out of the banking system, after the massive Bangladesh heist, which prompted SWIFT and banks to boost security controls.
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The Interactive Spider-Man never had trouble hearing me, even when I spoke softly, and I never had difficulty hearing or understanding the sound coming out of the single speaker in his belly.
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But while Jenner's support might be surprising for the Republican party, which has historically had difficulty appealing to the LGBTQ community, it is not surprising for Jenner, who has been a lifelong conservative.
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There were regional accents from the UK and America, as well as Indian and Chinese-accented English, with most users saying they'd had difficulty with tech like Siri and Alexa in the past.
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ABOUT THE BRONCOS (313-6): Denver has had difficulty scoring since posting a 42-17 victory over Dallas in Week 2, eclipsing the 20-point mark just once in its last seven contests.
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The Filipino fast food icon initially pegged Toronto for its Canadian debut, but ended up having to scrap those plans because it had "difficulty finding a good location," Jollibee told shareholders last year.
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But similar errors have emerged in Nikon's camera software, which misread images of Asian people as blinking, and in Hewlett-Packard's web camera software, which had difficulty recognizing people with dark skin tones.
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I was in constant physical pain, had difficulty breathing, lacked energy and ambition, and pretty much felt like bawling in the fetal position or beating the walls with my fists all the time.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, engaged in personal attacks on House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, retweeted a heavily edited video that falsely claimed the Democratic leader had difficulty speaking to reporters.
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Shares of Snap, the start-up behind the popular Snapchat app, surged when it went public last March, but it has since had difficulty staying above its offering price of $17 a share.
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The Pope Emeritus says that Church lawyers in Rome "had difficulty" with the US proposal for zero-tolerance and preferred that priests guilty of sexual abuse of minors receive only a temporary suspension.
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Rachel Maddow has apologized for what happened at the end of her MSNBC show when she had difficulty with some breaking news about infants and toddlers at the border being moved to new shelters.
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GERMAN PHARMACIST GETS 12 YEARS FOR DILUTING CANCER DRUGS Dr. Jarmila Vavrinova, an epidemiologist on her fifth cycle of chemotherapy, said Mamma Beer helped her when she had difficulty swallowing and also eased nausea.
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I've always had difficulty going to the bathroom in front of people, no matter how long they have been working for me, but I did the best I could with what the bar had.
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Secondly, we've had difficulty understanding the fallback as prices fell and when prices do begin to ramp up again, maybe we're going to misunderstand how quickly they're able to come back into the game.
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Khurana, who acknowledged that he's an avid cellphone user, said that he and his wife tried to recreate the scenario on a recent evening, but had difficulty checking their phones with only one eye.
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The president-elect, who appears to have had difficulty attracting top talent for his upcoming inauguration, has secured Big & Rich and country rapper Cowboy Troy to perform at a pre-inaugural gala on Jan.
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In the past, Washington had difficulty convincing rebels to focus on battling ISIS, since many members of the Syrian armed opposition often say the Syrian government poses a much bigger threat to their existence.
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The agency found that "data processing by a flight computer on the jetliner could cause the plane to dive in a way that pilots had difficulty recovering from in simulator tests," according to Bloomberg.
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US officials also provided guidance and training after they found out that some poultry producers had difficulty transporting bird carcasses to landfills due to federal and state rules restricting the movement of such cargo.
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" Citing Republican sources, Politico reported that "Trump's White House has had difficulty attracting outside talent as a result of the Russia probe, the complicated government vetting process and the cap on federal employees' salaries.
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About 11% of the people had difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep; 10% reported waking up too early; and 2% had trouble staying focused during the day due to poor sleep, the study found.
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The instructor told us that we could reach out to her if we had difficulty with the class materials, and that she'd do everything she could to make it easier for us to participate.
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Josh Kirstein, who took a photography class with Mr. Minassian in high school and works in the mental health field, said Mr. Minassian had difficulty communicating and expressed fear that women could hurt him.
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The designers they hired to pattern the shirts, for example, had difficulty wrapping their minds around Mr. Riccobono's notion of how a shirt must fit and hang in order to look its best untucked.
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The product was considered a breakthrough because it could be sucked or swabbed in the mouths of patients, including children and old people, who had an aversion to vaccinations or had difficulty swallowing pills.
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Traditions in Russia are different from those in Central Asia, but here too liberal democracy — with its independent branches of government, freedom of speech and assembly, and individual rights — has had difficulty taking hold.
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Just as lawmakers and law enforcement officials struggle to prevent violent attacks in schools, workplaces and places of worship, so has the military had difficulty in identifying threats and acting before it's too late.
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"Currently, a bigger reason why reforms in some of our country's key sectors have had difficulty moving forward may lie in the thinking behind the top-level design of these reforms," the report said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CAMBRIDGE, Mass — In the summer of 2009, Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. was returning from a trip to China and had difficulty entering his home in Cambridge.
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Seaman James Lovelace died May 6 after he had difficulty in a swimming pool while participating in a rigorous training program known as Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) at a base in Coronado, California.
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The site has been intermittently unavailable (though archives confirm the Crimson's homepage actually did display this Incredibly Good content), so Gizmodo has had difficulty determining how many of these articles link to anything in particular.
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Trump's inauguration team has had difficulty finding performers to participate in the inauguration festivities — with only the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and America's Got Talent star Jackie Evancho confirmed to perform, in addition to the Rockettes.
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Heaney, who made just one start in 2016 before undergoing Tommy John surgery, also has had difficulty keeping the ball in the park as he served up four homers in his season debut on Aug.
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DBT is a treatment developed back in the '80s by Marsha M. Linehan, a psychologist who worked with women who engaged in suicidal behaviors, were diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, or had difficulty regulating emotions.
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In Greater China, where the company has had difficulty pushing phones (in large part due to cheaper competitors like Huawei), Apple posted $10.2 billion in sales, down from the Q2 2018 tally of $13 billion.
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Better yet, there were times where the audio sounded so good (and there was so little latency) that I had difficulty believing I was still listening to the outside world through a pair of earbuds.
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WATCH: The Little Couple Supertease As Arnold underwent a hysterectomy and six rounds of intense chemotherapy, Zoey had difficulty bonding since she had been raised in an orphanage with no exposure to other little people.
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DACA beneficiaries, known as DREAMers, are required to reapply for the program every two years—and she had sent in her DACA renewal application late, apparently because she had difficulty getting together the $495 fee.
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Until Aden's family made their way to St. Cloud Minnesota, also known as "little Mogadishu," she says she had difficulty adjusting to the new life in the US and longed for her home in Kakuma.
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In the welter of debate about Britain's place in the European Union, Mr. Maimane's visit to London — home to some 220,000 South African expatriates — may have had difficulty grabbing headlines, but the stakes are high.
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As a child and teenager, Daniel—romantic, literary, esoteric—had difficulty connecting with his father Jay, a somewhat severe mathematician, prone to grudges (at various points, he broke off contact with both of his brothers).
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But given the long, solitary work, often in punishing heat and far-flung locations, and a growing workload, the agency has had difficulty recruiting: It remains about 210,25 agents short of its earlier hiring targets.
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It is not a simple task: Even the United States women's national soccer team, which used its popularity to create the blueprint for gaining more equitable support, had difficulty translating international success into professional stability.
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"It's more of the same problem we saw early in the investigation, when the chairman had difficulty removing himself from his role during the campaign of being a proxy for the White House," Schiff said.
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President Trump said earlier this week that the federal government has had difficulty getting aid to Puerto Rico, compared to other U.S. areas hit by hurricanes in the past month, because it is an island.
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In November 2018, the NTSB held an investigative hearing into that disclosed the flight crew initially had difficulty reaching flight attendants after the engine failed and did not immediately learn a passenger had been injured.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive clip of Monday's new Red Table Talk episode on Facebook Watch, the One Day at a Time actress said she had difficulty relating to people who didn't understand what white privilege was.
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Conservatives have long had difficulty talking about climate change because the debate is often framed in the "language of repentance, guilt and doing with less, which doesn't work well in the conservative community", Mr Inglis says.
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A 2012 study that looked at young women found that after losing about 1.5% of their body's normal water volume, the study's participants were tired and had difficulty concentrating, and they were more tense and anxious.
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This could be due to my tiny apartment's acoustics and the fact that while testing I had five smart speakers—but even when I disabled the other three, I had difficulty getting it to work reliably.
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Foreign companies with operations in China typically have had difficulty in obtaining credit from local banks, which has made it harder for them to penetrate the Chinese market or expand their business, Leumi said on Monday.
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"We need to make strategic choices about our business and these brands have had difficulty competing for resources and investments within our portfolio," Kellogg CEO Steve Cahillane said in a statement when announcing the planned divestitures.
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Ms. Grande, who emphasized that the United Nations has not had difficulty with the Iraqi government in arranging deliveries of aid to Anbar, said the effort still faced a steep shortfall in funding from international donors.
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Although it seemed clear that Jonny would have had difficulty finishing without his brother's aid, Appendix K, Rule 7 of the official triathlon rules allows athletes to receive assistance from either race officials or other athletes.
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Trial time and date As for the start date, Manafort's attorneys say they've had difficulty preparing for trial since their client was sent to jail June 15 by a DC federal judge for alleged witness tampering.
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But the losses do provide a window into how even the blue-blooded Yankees, who have been largely impervious to the market forces that have affected the rest of baseball, have had difficulty maintaining their audience.
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When The Bachelor's Arie Luyendyk Jr. and fiancée Lauren Burnham pranked their followers by pretending to be expecting a baby on April Fool's Day, they were eviscerated as tone-dear by fans who've had difficulty starting families.
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This may not be a feasible option in some cases: The Dusolds had difficulty finding a suitable short-term tenant for their large, five bedroom home that offered the flexibility of coming and going when they wanted.
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In addition to her other symptoms, the woman said that over the last three months, she&aposd had difficulty riding her horse, according to the report, from doctors at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Dijon in France.
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The choice of Fiorina, a former Hewlett-Packard chief executive who, like Trump, has never held elective office, could help Cruz with women voters, a group that Trump has had difficulty winning over to his outsider campaign.
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Baristas at the company's busiest cafes had difficulty keeping up with mobile orders, creating bottlenecks at drink delivery stations and leading some walk-in customers to walk out, with the company facing customer backlash on social media.
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" Citing two sources familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reports that "data processing by a flight computer on the jetliner could cause the plane to dive in a way that pilots had difficulty recovering from in simulator tests.
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She struggled for years with drug addiction, underwent intensive therapy, had difficulty maintaining relationships, and lived with the constant fear and anxiety that she could not be her authentic self, lest the same thing would happen again.
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When police had difficulty identifying the man whom they believed opened fire on a newsroom in Maryland, killing five people, they turned to one of the most controversial yet potent tools in the state's law enforcement arsenal.
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Field employees had difficulty accessing some of the field's facilities after cars and mobile phones were stolen, said the engineer, who did not want to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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At the same time, Wells Fargo customers whose identities were used in last year's phony accounts scandal have had difficulty sueing the bank because they are bound by arbitration clauses in contracts they signed for legitimate accounts.
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"The past two months have shown promising signs of life from builders that have had difficulty meeting this intense demand in the face of rising land, lumber and labor prices," wrote Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.
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New York City comptroller Scott Stringer announced an audit Tuesday of the city's Board of Elections amid reports that scores of voters have had difficulty accessing the polls or have been wrongly removed from the voter rolls.
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Helen: I think that those of us who have grown up much earlier on before we even heard of the idea of trans have had difficulty with managing our masculinity and femininity and balancing it in society.
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That same year, she said, Mr. Trump had an outburst over some orange stains on the collar of his white golf shirt, which Ms. Diaz described as stubborn remnants of his makeup, which she had difficulty removing.
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Facebook has previously gambled on other futuristic technologies — including virtual reality, with a $2 billion purchase of Oculus, the virtual reality goggles maker, in 2014 — but Mr. Zuckerberg has acknowledged that it has had difficulty finding traction.
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According to reports, Ms. Trump had difficulty adjusting to life on the campaign trail with her family, and her mother suggested that her relationship with Mr. Trump had been more distant compared with those of her siblings.
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Directed by Miguel Sapochnik, drew praise for its suspense and stunning character-driven action, yet also some controversy for often being so dark that some viewers had difficulty making out what was happening on screen (read EW's recap).
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If Mr. Biden continues to sink, Mr. Sanders may have a relatively open lane with voters of color, since Mr. Buttigieg, Ms. Warren of Massachusetts and Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota have all had difficulty gaining traction there.
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The choice of Fiorina, a former Hewlett-Packard Co chief executive who, like Trump, has never held elective office, could help Cruz with women voters, a group that Trump has had difficulty winning over to his outsider campaign.
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They've had difficulty erasing those deficits without a dynamic scorer, as freshman forward Kevin Puryear (11.3 points) and junior guard Wes Clark (10 points) are the only double-digit scorers, but neither consistently has put up big numbers.
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The updated guidance could benefit any technology patent applicant who has a computer-related invention — from smartphones to artificial intelligence — and who has previously had difficulty acquiring patents under the USPTO's procedures for determining patent subject matter eligibility.
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"We need to make strategic choices about our business and these brands have had difficulty competing for resources and investments within our portfolio," Kellogg CEO Steve Cahillane said in a statement last year, when announcing the planned divestitures.
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Smart immigration reform enables the nation to address waning skill sets in the national workforce – a recent Manpower survey found 32% of employers had difficulty filling job vacancies particularly in science, technology, engineering and math-focused (STEM) occupations.
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The nitty-gritty: The app, which recently began regularly surpassing more than a million players, had difficulty finding funding after Recode reported last year on the "alleged bad behavior" of its co-founders, Rus Yusupov and Colin Kroll.
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Players in other countries have had difficulty connecting to the game over the past two weeks, as their local servers collapsed under the weight of millions of users, or were targeted by DDoS attacks orchestrated by hacking groups.
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The news outlet reported that scores of small businesses are dealing with increased demand for workers, but have had difficulty finding them because of caps placed on the number of H-2B visas available to seasonal foreign workers.
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Police had difficulty identifying the suspect using fingerprints, said Anne Arundel County Police Chief Timothy Altomare, so they turned to the state's facial recognition software, and were able to determine the suspect was 34-year-old Jarrod Ramos.
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If you feel like you "can't" solve crosswords because you had difficulty with one day's puzzle like I did today, remember that there is another one coming up tomorrow that just might be right in your sweet spot.
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While exit polls showed that senior voters backed Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton for president in 2016, since he's been in office, polls suggest Trump has had difficulty maintaining elderly voters as a pillar of the Republican coalition.
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American officials have had difficulty coordinating their own anti-Iran policy beyond economic sanctions, which Mr. Trump imposed in November after withdrawing from a nuclear arms agreement that the Obama administration and other governments had reached with Iran.
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Though it was obvious why we were building the systems at the heart of our product, such as the battery and motors, many people had difficulty understanding why we manufactured high-voltage cables, displays, fuses, and other smaller systems.
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Hajji Hamdullah Gulalai, head of one of the largest tribes in south Kandahar, complained bitterly about the chaos at polling stations, where workers were late arriving and had difficulty finding the names of voters waiting to cast their ballots.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I recently saw a tweet that conveyed that straight men who had difficulty grokking consent within sexual encounters typically get a clearer conception of the idea when they are in a gay bar.
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Shop jewelry at CoupleThe idea for Couple began when one of its co-founders had difficulty finding an engagement ring for his now-wife and saw an opportunity to also lessen the environmental and ethical challenges of mined diamonds.
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Sony has already had difficulty explaining why people should pick up a PlayStation 4 Pro over a regular PS4, and now, with another, more powerful 4K console to compete with, the company did nothing at E3 to clarify things.
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That year, in 2007 as a Montgomery Biscuit, I hit home runs to the opposite field from the left side and the splits were again, respectable, fairly regular, though the scouting report was that I had difficulty making contact.
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" A September report from an internal government watchdog found that facilities holding migrant children "struggled to address the mental health needs of children who had experienced intense trauma and had difficulty accessing specialized treatment for children who needed it.
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" No Emmy nominations went to Mr. Colbert's "Late Show," either, and the program, which made its debut in September, has had difficulty finding its footing since its host was recruited from the Comedy Central news satire "The Colbert Report.
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As prescient as it was, consumers would have had difficulty absorbing such a rating, which is just one of several components that MSCI uses to arrive at an environmental, social and governance, or E.S.G., rating of overall corporate citizenship.
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"It surprised me how small it was and how difficult it was to access," Jennifer Homendy, who is overseeing the National Transportation Safety Board's investigation said, adding that she and the investigators also had difficulty finding a light switch.
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Speaking to supporters at a rally on the Penn State campus, Sanders seized on reports that scores of voters in New York have had difficulty accessing the polls or found that they've been wrongly removed from the voter rolls.
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The National Federation of Independent Business, which represents some 1.33,000 small companies, said in its monthly Index of Small Business Optimism report in May that 86 percent of respondents had difficulty finding qualified workers when they tried to hire.
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The New York Times has reported on students who were forced to drop out of prestigious colleges because they had difficulty adjusting to campus life and/or could not afford to attend, even with a lot of financial assistance.
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Though Angie's List, founded in 1995 by William Oesterle and Angie Hicks, is one of the oldest and most respected review sites, it had difficulty finding its footing against newer rivals like Amazon Home Services, Facebook, Thumbtack, Handy, and Porch.
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We're done reading headlines about how this fleck of spittle clinging between the pages of history was considered so publicly vile and obnoxious that the Federal District Court in Brooklyn had difficulty finding unbiased jurors to preside over his conviction.
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But enough drivers had difficulty in the new corner — thanks to the reinstitution of the Sonoma Raceway carousel — that the competitors were greeted with a new berm in that corner when they came to the track for qualifying on Saturday.
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But as departments have equipped officers with body cameras, they have also had difficulty crafting policies that lay out how and when those cameras should be used, and how and when the footage they capture should be released to the public.
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Look at what's happening to different countries that never had difficulty, never had problems: It's a very sad situation, it's very unfortunate but I do not think it's good for Europe and I don't think it's good for our country.
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The SEC negotiated a settlement that many saw as favorable to Musk, amid signs the agency might have had difficulty winning a case charging that he had falsely claimed to have "funding secured" for a transaction to take his company private.
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Ishikawa decided to start the movement, called #KuToo (a reference to the #MeToo movement, Kyoto News reports) after she was forced to change careers because she had difficulty standing in heels for eight hours a day while training for a job.
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TOKYO, April 9 (Reuters) - Japanese property firm Smart Days Inc said on Monday it has filed for protection from creditors with 6.6 billion yen ($62 million) in liabilities, after the company had difficulty generating rent from the houses it manages.
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A few years ago, Gibbons and his colleagues interviewed a bunch of first-generation college students and found that, even though all the students said they have been in uncomfortable class-based situations, most of them had difficulty providing specific examples.
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"Anyone is free to say no to this accord, but don't then conduct an election campaign warning about the risk posed by Salvini," said Renzi, who has had difficulty persuading the new PD Leader Nicola Zingaretti to accept his proposal.
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She had been taking antiretroviral medication that her community health worker brought her, and her appetite was returning, but that only meant she was hungry; her brother had had difficulty feeding his extended family even before he took her in.
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Volumes remain below last September's high, however, suggesting that Iran has had difficulty finding more buyers for its oil, even after being exempt from production cuts agreed by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other exporters last November.
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The city has had difficulty getting an accurate picture of the reasons for all transfers because the database that tracks them is outdated and contains inaccurate or incomplete entries, said Isaac McGinn, a spokesman for the city's Department of Homeless Services.
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Few marketers looking for a wine to tempt the masses would settle on riesling, a critically adored grape that has had difficulty achieving a clear identity with consumers, even, paradoxically, as it has become more popular in the United States.
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That was curve model Ashley Graham's experience: "When I shopped for my wedding dress ten years ago, I had difficulty finding a style in my size that fit well and made me feel special," Graham recalls, in a press release.
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The two cities have had difficulty hiring enough officers and are saddled with high poverty rates, struggling school systems, a plethora of illegal guns, and high unemployment rates among young African-Americans, which the police and others say help fuel crime.
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Highlighting his fund-raising challenges, Mr. de Blasio was forced to make a quick series of trips in March to Florida, Illinois and California to seek high-dollar contributions, as he had difficulty raising large amounts in New York City.
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In the past, loan servicers have had difficulty managing large volumes of paper applications, and borrowers have complained to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Seth Frotman, the bureau's student loan ombudsman, wrote in a letter to the borrower assistance program.
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When Republicans took control of Congress, they vowed to get things done but have had difficulty doing so during this election year, failing to pass a budget or even consider Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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Morin was just 25 years old at the time and says investors had difficulty relating not only to her but also to the concept of a digital media company that would include content, merchandising and classes geared toward young women.
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In the case of Japan, the motive is clear: for decades the country has had difficulty sustaining economic growth, and the Bank of Japan has already exhausted more traditional forms of stimulus, such as interest rate cuts and bond purchases.
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As this earnings season starts wrapping up, a common theme emerged from hundreds of conference calls: Managers had difficulty providing concrete guidance for 2019 earnings due to the uncertainty around trade, according to David Kostin, chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.
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While it had difficulty with more obscure shapes — like a fake banana — the system begins to tackle a major challenge in perfecting robots: how to make it possible to independently grip the litany of objects humans come into contact with every day.
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The Journal of Interpersonal Violence published a study in 2017 that examined a group of 145 heterosexual men, 92 percent of whom were white, and found that they tended to conflate sexual desire with consent and had difficulty accurately gauging nonverbal cues.
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In January, IBM revealed its new "Diversity in Faces" dataset with the goal to make facial recognition systems fairer and better at identifying a diverse range of faces — AI algorithms have had difficulty in the past recognising women and people of colour.
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One participant in Smith's study known as Kate described how, prior to working as a full service provider, she'd had difficulty experiencing sexual pleasure with men, so she'd anticipating sex work being something she'd have to endure just so she could make money.
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" Echoing this, Mark said he's had difficulty with athletes who insist on pushing themselves too soon after childbirth: "I've seen people who have rushed back and ended up chronically injured and never returned to being an elite athlete again because they've broken themselves.
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"It means that a fail-safe will be in place in November for voters who have had difficulty obtaining ID." Judge Adelman previously struck down the entire voter ID law, but his decision was overturned by a federal appellate court in 2014.
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In the series of tweets pictured below (which, believe it or not, is slightly abridged), Minaj explains that she had difficulty properly celebrating the birthday of her current fiancé, rapper Meek Mill, because of a lawsuit she was served with on May 9.
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According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2018 Ford Explorer had difficulty preventing some injuries when the front right corner of the vehicle collides with another vehicle or object while going 40 miles per hour.
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"I saw people rush and run but could not understand what had happened," said Nilambar Pattnaik, 38, who led his wife, who has been recovering from an operation, to a room that he said was so crowded that she had difficulty breathing.
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Amos Mbicha, who lost his sister and her son in the ET302 crash soon after it departed Addis Ababa for Nairobi, said some Kenyan families had not sued yet because they had difficulty choosing between the many law firms seeking to represent victims.
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The ACLU argued many Iraqi detainees have had difficulty obtaining critical government documents needed to file deportation order appeals, and also that the government has transferred many detainees to facilities in different parts of the country, separating them from their lawyers and families.
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Her fisherman father has had difficulty coping and while money, food and shelter provided by aid organizations and the government helped for a few years, Saranya has had to find ways to help feed a brother and a sister born after the tsunami.
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Supposedly an adaptation of a 1900 memoir by American frontier woman Sarah S. Evans (I and other reviewers have had difficulty verifying whether any such memoir exists), the actors return as a group of women who have escaped from captivity by a Native tribe.
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President Donald Trump on Monday credited Brett Kavanaugh for saying he had "difficulty" with alcohol in high school, just days after Kavanaugh spent hours, under oath, testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee that his teenage drinking habits were those of a typical high schooler.
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President Donald Trump's middle son, 211, tweeted out several photos of Trump-themed Christmas ornaments on Monday, including two different mini versions of Trump Tower, a Trump-branded helicopter and a set of golf clubs (although social media users had difficulty identifying the last one).
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"For people who have had difficulty concentrating and problems getting into the flow at work or at university, Decoder should help them improve their concentration," said coauthor Barbara J. Sahakian, a professor and cognitive neuroscientist in the department of psychiatry at the University of Cambridge.
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"As the war with Asia and mostly China escalated and the Japanese government became a little bit more fascist and was controlled more and more by the army, they had difficulty actually realizing the Olympic Games, in terms of budgets but also materials," Collins said.
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He's just thirty, and when he got sick—when the lesions began to show and he was bleeding and had difficulty walking—his overly verbal, politically but not personally committed lover, Louis Ironson (James McArdle), left him, unable to deal with the presumed inevitable.
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During an interview at Recode&aposs Code Media conference, Disney direct-to-consumer chairman Kevin Mayer said a "coding issue" created problems for Disney Plus on launch day — thousands of people reported crashes and had difficulty accessing the service when it launched last week.
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But because so much of the transition from our solar system to the space beyond is marked by changes in plasma (a hot ionized gas that's the most abundant state of matter in the universe), Voyager 1's damaged instrument had difficulty measuring it.
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The acknowledgments explain that she has been researching the divers and the Navy Yard since at least 2004—which would mean she started this project before her last two novels were published—and then had difficulty knowing how to turn all that information into fiction.
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Google had spent decades attempting to break into the Chinese market but had difficulty coexisting with the Chinese government's strict censorship and collection of data, so much so that in March 2010, Google chose to pull its search engines and other services out of China.
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There are ways to increase your chances of orgasming during partnered sexThe brain plays a key role in sexual response and orgasm, so it makes sense the women who had difficulty often said it was related to an inability to focus solely on sex.
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Human rights organizations trying to track potential violations have struggled to reach or maintain contact with local sources; the Committee to Protect Journalists has only been able to reach one source currently in the region, and international news organizations have had difficulty accessing Kashmir.
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It did not question that a militia that Mr. Bemba founded and financed to assist his ally in the Central African Republic had committed atrocities, but found that Mr. Bemba was a "remote commander" who would have had difficulty knowing what his forces were doing.
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More generally, the wobbly Italian government, which has had difficulty passing basic laws, was attempting a crackdown of historic scope in a continent fiercely protective of its personal liberties and in a country with a tendency to interpret laws as suggestions or hurdles to circumvent.
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One of the worst-performing groups in the stock market for 2019, retail stocks have had difficulty mitigating the effects of the ongoing U.S.-China trade war and consumers' shifting shopping preferences, with names like Macy's and Gap notching double-digit losses for the year.
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Nearly two-thirds of Americans in a poll released last month by The Associated Press, the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and USAFacts said they often came across one-sided information, and 47 percent said they had difficulty knowing if the information was true.
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Republicans, who control the White House, the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate, have long vowed to repeal the Affordable Care Act but have had difficulty agreeing on a detailed plan for replacing the signature domestic policy of former Democratic President Barack Obama.
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About one-fifth of the more than 100 Republican-held House districts targeted by Democrats are in the top 10 U.S. soybean-producing states, making the prospect of a trade war a point of contention in rural areas where Democrats have had difficulty gaining traction.
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But Keys began to feel pain in her left leg early in the second set and, after taking a medical timeout to have her upper thigh wrapped, had difficulty putting any weight on her leg to serve and looked increasingly in pain as the match wore on.
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When her career took her from New York City — which has one of the largest Dominican communities in the U.S. — to Los Angeles, the Afro-Latina had difficulty finding a hair salon that could work with her hair type, forcing her to wear her natural texture.
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At the start of the study, parents recorded sleep diaries for their children over 22017 days, noting how much total rest kids got and whether the children took naps, slept through the night, had difficulty falling asleep or waking up, or suffered from other sleep issues.
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The gap in the conversation is particularly pronounced right now, he said, as an unprecedented percentage of growers across the Midwest have had difficulty planting their crops because fields are either too wet or flooded — an extreme weather scenario that's been disastrous for agriculture this year.
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As part of the screening routine, the passenger was given a card -- technically called a Travel Health Alert Notice -- that explained he should take his temperature twice a day and call his local health department if he developed a fever or cough or had difficulty breathing.
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Each had a pretty personal answer to the (very, very softball) question: Yang mentioned a Republican trucker, Booker slipped in the fact that he is vegan and had difficulty dining with meat-eating Texan Ted Cruz, and both Klobuchar and Biden fondly remembered the late Republican Sen.
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ET, SEC Network ABOUT MISSOURI (33-14, 1-8 SEC): The youthful Tigers haven't always been competitive and have had difficulty closing out games when they are, blowing a four-point lead in the final 1:05 of a 76-73 home loss to Ole Miss on Thursday.
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Similarly, Mir has had difficulty with the dirty boxing game, from Shane Carwin's terrifying uppercuts along the fence, to the all around dirty boxing clinic that Josh Barnett put on, to a far past his best Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira beating Mir up along the fence in their second bout.
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"It means that a failsafe will be in place in November for voters who have had difficulty obtaining ID." In a statement to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Wisconsin Attorney Brad Schimel (R), whose office defended the law, said he would review the ruling before deciding how to proceed.
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Patients will provide information about their Covid-19 symptoms, whether they were tested or had difficulty receiving a test, if they missed a doctor's visit or used telehealth services, whether or not they stopped taking their immune-suppressing medicines, and how they are getting information about Covid-19.
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Eric Schaeffer, the executive director of the Environmental Integrity Project and the former director of the E.P.A.'s office of civil enforcement, said he had sought Mr. Pruitt's travel documents because agency staff members told him they had difficulty scheduling meetings because Mr. Pruitt was frequently out of town.
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Under rules of engagement first laid down by Mr Obama and only slightly relaxed last summer, the NATO troops could only come to the aid of their Afghan allies when they were facing a defeat that might have "strategic" implications—a criterion that commanders in the field had difficulty interpreting.
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Hayden said in a Yahoo podcast that he's had difficulty watching top officials try to defend President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Unlike Google, which has had difficulty convincing regulators in its home state, California, that self-driving cars are ready for the road, Baidu already has the regulatory and infrastructure support of a number of local Chinese governments, which it will use to introduce small autonomous buses that will run set routes.
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The S21's vSLAM and navigation systems seem incredibly well-developed in my use: I've never once had the vacuum become stuck, or confused by changes in floor colouring, even going from a very light to a very dark floor (this is something that past vacuums have had difficulty with).
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Comparing Medicaid and CHIP coverage to employer-sponsored plans, researchers from the Urban Institute found that less than 10 percent of families enrolled through Medicaid or CHIP had difficulty paying any of their children's medical bills, while 19 percent of families with private insurance — roughly twice as many — did have trouble.
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