We have been hard pressed to find bus drivers; we are hard pressed to communicate with people.
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They will be hard pressed to ignore unscripted Biden moments.
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He will be hard pressed to make up this deficit.
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Luckily, you'd be hard pressed to find more industrious folk.
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You'd also be hard pressed to find a starrier ensemble.
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Of ebunuebunu, however, I am hard pressed to find derivatives.
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But even those with retirement savings will be hard pressed.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who enjoys their commute.
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Its members would be hard-pressed to convene inside the kingdom.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a subject they agreed on.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a better tablet for $50.
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"It's hard pressed to say those aren't good results," Cook said.
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"Stocks like Clorox are hard-pressed to grow much," Rosenbluth said.
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Almost certainly not, but you'd be hard-pressed to prove it.
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We think he'll be hard-pressed to find a better one.
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It would save hard-pressed families billions of dollars in aggregate.
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But you'd be hard pressed to find a more 2010s movie.
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With that said, most people would be hard-pressed to notice.
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He've been hard pressed to contain himself after being ridiculed mercilessly!
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Artists are hard-pressed to find equivalently generous funding in America.
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But I'd be hard pressed to imagine where that place would be.
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But you'd be hard-pressed to tell from watching this year's keynotes.
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Maeve, however is hard-pressed to find the humor in the situation.
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You'd be hard pressed to find another song of his like it.
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Mr Assad would be hard-pressed to fight on without full backing.
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A spider would have been hard pressed to see her tiny stitches.
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But you'll be hard pressed to spot it with your Argos telescope.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find garbage disposals outside of the US.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone else achieving such a feat.
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One would be hard pressed to find a true "original" Irish person.
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But I'd be hard-pressed to pick just a single favorite one.
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Ordinarily, the staff would've been hard-pressed to help him in time.
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He was hard-pressed to defend big price increases for diabetes treatments.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a zinger or a thoughtful speech.
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Unless you're an expert, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
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But you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn't love movies.
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In hard-pressed rural communities and small towns, that isn't an option.
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You'll also be hard-pressed to find discounted Apple products, Bodge said.
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The Democrats would be hard-pressed to pull back from full impeachment.
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"You'd be hard-pressed to spend $2065,236 a year there," Staton said.
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Anyone would be hard pressed to do that type of calculation independently.
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So I think he would be hard pressed to vote against it.
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Once notice is given, the government is hard-pressed to alter the charges.
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Traditional hosting services would be hard pressed to keep up with that demand.
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But the changes have put a painful squeeze on already hard-pressed households.
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That said, they'll be hard-pressed to find a satisfying solution for everyone.
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You'd be hard pressed to find an outfit these kicks couldn't pair with.
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You'd be hard pressed for that level of choice on any other platform.
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You'd be hard-pressed not to find a set to fit your ears.
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In fact, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better option right now.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find more opposite opposites than jellyfish and robots.
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The presumptive GOP nominee would be hard-pressed to prove that scenario, however.
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One would be hard-pressed to find MPs from any party that disagree.
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You'll be hard-pressed not to want to swipe up the whole collection.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a vertical merger denied by the regulators.
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"Members would be hard-pressed to explain why they failed to support" it.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find many Republicans who wouldn't endorse him now.
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If I were the agent, I would be hard-pressed to accept this.
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But a century ago, you'd have been hard pressed to find any there.
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Monetary policy makers and other economics experts are hard pressed to explain why.
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You would be hard-pressed to find greatness in Mr. Rorem's vast oeuvre.
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Micromobility companies have been hard-pressed to cut spending and push toward profitability.
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You would be hard-pressed to find fault with the Cleveland Orchestra's performance.
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Still, Mr. Exner was hard pressed to name more than a few accomplishments.
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However, Disney will be hard pressed to repeat this year's success in 2020.
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We'd be hard-pressed to find anyone among us who doesn't love saving money.
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You'd be hard pressed to find two more dissimilar players working so closely together.
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You can usually find great deals you'd be hard-pressed to find at dinnertime.
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You'd be hard pressed to find someone who confuses Donald Glover with Donald Trump.
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I think we'd be hard-pressed to say we're not going to do it.
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Until recently, you'd be hard-pressed to find many other options open to you.
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Lapan says he'd be "hard-pressed" to think recipients weren't aware of the change.
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You would be hard-pressed to find someone who'd dub Kim Kardashian a minimalist.
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"I fear you'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who will," the doctor says.
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They will be hard pressed to find insurance companies willing to cover their properties.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find something comparable for less than $2 anywhere else.
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Like the poll respondents, she was also hard pressed to explain what socialism is.
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Workers trapped in low-wage jobs are also hard-pressed to cover unanticipated expenses.
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I would be very hard-pressed to find anyone who has not seen it.
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Mr. Adler, of BizBash, said corporations are hard-pressed to cancel holiday parties outright.
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The sole remaining officer in the section was hard-pressed to meet multiple needs.
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And if a curve ball comes, they may be hard-pressed to dodge it.
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Honestly, you'd be hard-pressed to think of too many electronic accessories less utilitarian.
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One by one, hard-pressed coal companies have been bailing out on contract promises.
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The network's publicity department was hard-pressed to describe what Tewksbury was up to.
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You'd be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't enjoy going to the movies.
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Visit in slow season and it's a value you'll be hard-pressed to beat.
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The Islamic Republic would be very hard pressed to find a successor so skilled.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a better real-life application than that, Joel.
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You would be hard-pressed to pick out a single trend in the event's demographics.
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That's something you'd likely be hard pressed to find anyone but the beef industry opposing.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a model who doesn't at least admire Kate Moss.
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"It's something a person would be hard-pressed to claim they don't remember," he said.
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At the time, you would be hard-pressed to find someone without their own theories.
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Personally, I'm hard-pressed to figure out what their legal analysis is going to be.
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If you were scripting a comedy you'd be hard pressed to make this stuff up.
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" Gill added: "You would be hard pressed to find a case with so much evidence.
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You might be hard pressed to find a Mark or Sam in Egypt's next generation.
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But Trump is one of the laughing elites, not one of the hard-pressed heartlanders.
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But he will be hard pressed to ward off US assaults on the global organization.
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Down the ballot, the party was hard-pressed to identify rising stars to challenge Republicans.
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Declining subscriptions have left cable companies hard-pressed to pay higher prices for TV shows.
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We'd be hard-pressed to find a food mascot more memorable than the Pillsbury Doughboy.
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Plus, you'd be hard-pressed to find a regular moisturizer that's as cute as this.
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At first glance, you' be hard-pressed to distinguish it from an old school wristwatch.
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From the investor standpoint, you would be hard pressed to find a more promising opportunity.
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He says it's a hell of an accomplishment, and you'd be hard-pressed to disagree.
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Everything is arranged by color, and you'll be hard-pressed to spot anything non-monochromatic.
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You'll be hard-pressed to find anyone over 40-years old in the lowercase tribe.
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THE average adult would be hard-pressed to explain how volcanoes erupt in intricate detail.
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The result is a powerful network effect that competitors will be hard pressed to match.
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That is why Republicans are hard pressed to cement this confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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You know, a normal, very nice, very likable Republican would be hard pressed to win.
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Hard-pressed taxpayers find it telling that as state officials take over the city, Gov.
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You'd be hard-pressed to call a 350-square-mile body of water a desert.
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It's also something that, absent intelligence leaks, reporters would have been hard-pressed to uncover.
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"But I feel like you'd be hard-pressed to say it's surprising, given the rhetoric."
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But you'd be hard pressed to find anything naïve or unpolished about the work itself.
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TWO YEARS LATER, YOU ARE HARD PRESSED TO FIND ANYONE FROM GILLETTE IN THE COMPANY.
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If oil prices stay low, the Kurds will be hard pressed to become self-sufficient.
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You would be hard pressed to find a more ingratiating spokesman for former child combatants.
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And without the power of incumbency, Republicans may be hard pressed to keep those seats.
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China would be hard-pressed to find a safe alternative investment with a good yield.
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Even in Apple forums , you'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who likes the Touch Bar.
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If you're hunting for a smartphone, you'll be hard pressed to find another deal this good.
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Our selections are eclectic, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a theme or collective fabric.
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These days, you'd be hard-pressed to find an app or device that doesn't offer it.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find another iPhone app that's anywhere near as influential as Instagram.
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You'd be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't like at least one of her songs.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find any major corporation behind a unionization or living wage campaign.
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You'd be hard pressed to spot anyone in the ethereal photos compiled in his series, Segue.
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But Mr Gorsuch is a scholarly, refined jurist whom Democrats will be hard-pressed to vilify.
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"Before the Bundy ranch, I'd be hard pressed to think of something similar," Mr. Pitcavage said.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a major media outlet that never comments on women's weight.
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With an open investigation looming, Masterson will likely been hard pressed to find work these days.
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The police are also hard pressed to overcome the fear of IS that discourages possible informants.
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You might be hard-pressed to tell the difference between Windows 10 and the Anniversary Update.
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You'll be hard pressed to find someone under 35 who doesn't know about The Powerpuff Girls.
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No one should be hard-pressed to find extant media with which to remember his talents.
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Even if such a network existed, it would be hard-pressed to flood Hungary with migrants.
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It's an experience so amazing, you'll be hard-pressed not to think you're actually under water.
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In fact, from a pure spec standpoint, you'd be pretty hard pressed to distinguish the devices.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a rock musician with the international clout of Gutxi Bibang.
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You'd be hard-pressed to do better than this uninhabited island near the Tahiti International Airport.
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Postmasters and mail superintendents will be hard-pressed to find a similar gig in their field.
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But I'd be hard pressed to say anything isn't normal regarding what comes up during sex.
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Priced at only $16.78, you'll be hard pressed to find a better style deal this winter.
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But they would be hard-pressed to identify progress on Iran's human and political rights record.
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"You would be hard-pressed to find someone who has trained more leaders," Mr. Adams said.
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"A more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," he added.
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Yet a human theater wiki would be hard pressed to recognize any of the Fringe participants.
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Given these dynamics, Congress would have been hard-pressed to justify not giving India the waiver.
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Without skilled personnel in place, manufacturers will be hard-pressed to keep up with market demands.
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Sometimes people are hard-pressed to name more than three films in which Fassbender has starred.
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Like both of them, he's attracted to politics for reasons he'd be hard pressed to express.
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They are all fighting back with their own no frills accounts aimed at hard-pressed consumers.
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In fact, people buying these pieces would be hard-pressed to see significant appreciation over time.
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You're hard pressed to find someone who thinks Weezer's post-Blue musical excursion was as good.
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It's not much, but it's something, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better offer.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't enjoyed at least one Julia Roberts movie.
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Without the governorship, Republicans will be hard-pressed to hold their ground or narrow the deficit.
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Scanning his bookshelf, he settled on Orwell's novel, for reasons he is hard pressed to explain.
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And at this price point, you&aposd be hard-pressed to find a better STEM robot.
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As for what those regulations would look like, most policy experts are hard-pressed to say.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find an athlete who had a wilder year than Antonio Brown.
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Yet, patients—and their doctors—would be hard pressed to know if immunization would be beneficial.
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The EPA is already hard-pressed to keep up with this year's surge in big hurricanes.
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He was often hard-pressed for ideas, but something always seemed to turn up, or down.
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During the Great Depression, the hard-pressed became the base of support for the New Deal.
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The Chinese would be hard-pressed to find a safe alternative investment with a good yield.
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Herzog even elicits compassion for figures I might otherwise have been hard-pressed to find redeeming.
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You'd be hard pressed to find someone with the work rate of Luis Suarez right now.
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One would have been hard-pressed to dream up a worse beginning to the month for Samsung.
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It would further demoralize the hard-pressed Atlanticists in East European countries such as Ukraine and Georgia.
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By then the public is alarmed and afraid and investigators are hard-pressed to stop the destruction.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find someone dressed in anything other than lederhosen and dirndl at Oktoberfest.
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Looking at the included renderings in the patent, one would be hard-pressed to say what's different.
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And Gingrich has said he'd be "hard-pressed not to say, 'yes'" if tapped for the position.
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"Plenty of people are working and are hard-pressed to find a place to invest," said Yardeni.
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In fact, I would have been hard-pressed to identify it as venison in the first place.
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You'd be hard pressed to call Quantum Inventions a startup, although it certainly operating in startup style.
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In any case, not all hard-pressed Middle Eastern Christians place their hopes on the Trump administration.
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In the internet era you'd be hard pressed to find a more valuable resource than radio spectrum.
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You'll be hard pressed to find many VCs making investment decisions mid-July through August this summer.
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Without knowing which is which, you'd be hard pressed to tell which phone costs double the price.
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One would be hard-pressed to describe the students of West Beverly High as a diverse lot.
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You'd be hard pressed to ever have access to as many games for as low a price.
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You would be hard-pressed to find a space opera classic beyond C.J. Cherryh's fantastic Downbelow Station.
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You would be hard pressed to find someone who didn t like Barbara Smith or B. Smith.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a neomelodico album on the high street in Milan or Turin.
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One would be hard-pressed to identify the worst political ideas to come from this presidential campaign.
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In fact, passersby would be hard-pressed to detect that they're smart glasses in the first place.
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Nonetheless, it is clear that many mid- and less-skilled workers in rich countries feel hard-pressed.
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You'd be hard pressed to tell the difference without holding both cameras simultaneously, but it's worth noting.
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You would be hard pressed to find a policymaker whose constituents are not affected by this issue.
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White House historians and professors were hard-pressed to think of any exact parallel to this case.
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Today, the shepherds and wise men might be hard-pressed to recognize even the most devout celebration.
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But the Mets will be hard-pressed to stay in the playoff race without Walker and Matz.
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CreditCreditPhilip Montgomery for The New York Times He was hard-pressed to explain it even to himself.
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Mr. Trump is a welcome protest vote for many in the hard-pressed communities of southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Because the city lacks a thriving commercial district, it is hard-pressed to generate sales tax revenue.
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You'd be hard pressed to find two people who love new musicals more than George and me.
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I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone who has ever been any funnier in a sitcom.
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The reader, however, is hard pressed to sympathize with the idea that he did not understand Bellow.
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As president-elect, she might also be hard-pressed to undercut Mr. Obama's choice of Judge Garland.
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Emerging competitors like Shipt, Postmates and StorePower may be hard-pressed to raise funding following this round.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find an aspect of the president's life that isn't marked by grifting.
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Even after being admonished by federal judges, the two states seem hard-pressed to follow court orders.
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Still, the play is hard-pressed to beat the creativity and grittiness of the Mudd Club itself.
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In addition, Mr. Trump would be hard-pressed to demonstrate that the caravan constitutes a national emergency.
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But check in with Riverdale High lately, and you'll be hard pressed to find anything like that.
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With Mr. Stone, even the most conservative cleric would have been hard-pressed to find something objectionable.
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Even so, you would be hard pressed to find these five men represented in concert halls today.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find anybody who saw any evidence of strain during" the second presidency.
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She would be hard pressed to explain the provenance of the furniture, which is basic and comfortable.
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Central bankers and regulators would be hard pressed to prevent the damage from spreading like a pandemic.
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But he warned that officials would be "hard-pressed" to maintain current federal funding levels for ISS.
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The Senate will be hard-pressed to confirm an F.B.I. director who is an obvious political lackey.
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And I'm telling you, a more tightknit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
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"They're going to be hard-pressed to say whether states will take the opt out," he added.
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These days, the world would be hard-pressed to find a more dangerous wounded animal than Iran.
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"I'd be hard pressed to find a more honest and hardworking reporter," she said in an email.
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The rages would be almost incomprehensible to an outsider—I'm hard pressed to explain them to myself. . . .
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With so few complications, a doctor would be hard-pressed to admit enough patients to keep hospital privileges.
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But to be very clear, some of us might be hard pressed to call Spotify exactly an underdog.
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But you'll be hard pressed to find anything below half an inch or weighing less than 5003 pounds.
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Going against the Seahawks secondary, a passing game is already going to be hard-pressed for big plays.
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"The ACLU would be hard pressed to take Brandenburg&aposs case today, given its new guidelines," Kaminer wrote.
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Now you'd be hard pressed to find a comment section on the web that isn't moderated by humans.
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Just look at Trump's infamous Twitter feed and you'll be hard-pressed to find any mention of Mrs.
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In fact, we'd be hard-pressed to find a Refinery29 style or trend roundup that didn't include her.
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The courts may be hard-pressed to find prejudice given these contradictory situations before and after Mistry's ouster.
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Add in an alpaca, and you have a tale that your friends will be hard-pressed to top.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find another connected lighting system that's this accessibly priced and easy to install.
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Image: APHumanity would understand very little about cancer, and be hard-pressed to find cures, without scientific research.
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But whatever that point is, I'm still pretty hard-pressed to come up with any benefits at all.
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And a government that denies hard-pressed workers a legitimate channel to express their grievances is inviting trouble.
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And I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
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Now, for those of you who love Apple products, you would be hard-pressed to beat my family.
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Amid growing concerns about a global recession, sellers can be hard-pressed to find buyers in the market.
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But you'd be hard-pressed to find a person who says "no thanks!" to a Nutella doughnut bouquet.
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Naturally, it doesn't look good when a hard-pressed manager denies a club legend an in-house position.
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To the extent that people feel economically hard-pressed, they will be even less inclined to accept immigrants.
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What surprises me about the X23 is that you'd be hard pressed to identify the one big thing.
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If you can't attract people to you, then you're going to be hard-pressed to form a cult.
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You'll be hard-pressed to find another hotel in Manhattan with designs as thoughtful and prices as sensible.
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The problems India faces are so severe that any political party would be hard-pressed to address them.
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"We were hard pressed to meet operating expenses," Ms. Ambrosini explained, and there was no money for Daubigny.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a time when one member of the Lyons isn't feuding with another.
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Other times, however, I'm hard pressed to put it any better than the French writer Michel de Montaigne.
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There were certainly black, Hispanic, and Asian delegates, but you'd have to been hard-pressed to find them.
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Tax cuts designed to overwhelmingly benefit the rich were sold as assistance for the hard-pressed middle class.
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There may be precedents in other countries, but one would be hard pressed to find a precedent here.
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Any run on the Argentine central bank's reserves could deal a tough blow to the hard-pressed peso.
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So you would be hard-pressed to find a sense of farewell in his music from that time.
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The onus is now on governments to quickly provide substantial financial support to hard-pressed households and businesses.
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Prosecutors would be hard pressed to obtain a guilty verdict at trial if the victims did not testify.
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Yet even the casual reader of the Bible will be hard-pressed to recreate this interpretation of Romans.
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You'll be hard-pressed to recognize any of them, though; they completely disappear inside the rasping Skeksis voices.
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You will be hard-pressed to find another orthopedic dog bed that offers that same combination of benefits.
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You'd probably be hard pressed to find a successful startup or unicorn that didn't have such a session.
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But you would be hard-pressed to find much positive media coverage of these or Kushner's other achievements.
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But if you search for "tailwind," you will be hard pressed to find any compelling images at all.
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Its business is levered to increasing homes' values, a driver that Amazon would be hard-pressed to challenge.
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You would be hard pressed to find a sitting Republican who shares his view on the FCC rules.
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Mulvaney added that he's "hard pressed" to think of anything more Trump could do to end the shutdown.
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But one would be hard-pressed to find a single credible Islamic scholar who interprets it this way.
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If the justices rule for Mr. Phillips, they will be hard-pressed to find a clear limiting principle.
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The market will be hard-pressed to find a bottom with key support levels falling through left and right.
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The Peloponnesian War is going on around you, though you'd be hard-pressed to notice most of the time.
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At a top speed of 12 miles per hour, you'd still be hard pressed to outrun this prehistoric beast.
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One would be hard-pressed to find a better-traveled bunch of folks than the readers of Travel + Leisure.
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When it comes to Apple's wired EarPods, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who actually enjoys using them.
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You'd be hard pressed to find any Cheesecake Factory in the Chicago area with a rating above three stars.
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If someone asked you what the temperature of the pot was, you'd be hard pressed to give an answer.
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You'd be hard-pressed to name a more impactful figure in rock music right now than Laura Jane Grace.
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I only grew up once, but you'd be hard-pressed to convince me there's somewhere better to do it.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a pair of pants at Urban Outfitters that aren't high waters right now.
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" She added that she was "hard pressed to see any commitment to diversity, localism, or competition in that result.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a more perfect union, and retailers have been stocking the shelves in preparation.
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In fact, you'd be hard-pressed to find an industry that a blockchain-based startup isn't threatening to disrupt.
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Even the most transformational technology would be hard-pressed to overcome the cramped display space for big-ticket items.
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Nonetheless, Mr Putin may be hard-pressed to find popular support for fresh intervention in Ukraine on religious grounds.
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You'll be hard-pressed to find a truly ugly display outside of super budget phones intended for developing markets.
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You'll be hard pressed to find a Q&A where a male character is criticized for being too awful.
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GoPro would have been hard-pressed to find a more scenic locale with which to launch its latest offers.
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More Daron Cruickshank You would be hard pressed to find a fight fan who doesn't find Daron Cruickshank entertaining.
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Still, even the most prudish games enthusiast would be hard-pressed to avoid indulging in the occasional virtual substance.
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We'd be hard-pressed to find something we love to cover more than a rapidly evolving tech startup ecosystem.
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That's probably the right move for a story that will be hard-pressed to end in anything but tragedy.
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Thanks to the open ear design, you'd be hard-pressed to find a higher level of safety anywhere else.
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Yes, but: Despite the spike in sales earlier this year, Mattel has been hard-pressed to maintain the momentum.
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You'll be pretty hard pressed to find many of these around — this one sells for US$113 on Etsy.
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But until Amazon's devoted customers change their habits, I'm hard-pressed to imagine Bezos's company stepping off the gas.
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Labor stoppages are common in Argentina, where employers are hard-pressed to grant pay increases in line with inflation.
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Trust me, you'll be hard-pressed to find another 10 percent that goes down nearly as smooth this summer.
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We'd be seriously hard pressed to remember any specific occasion when we slugged down one of these potent cocktails.
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Democrats would be hard-pressed to vote against these wildly popular provisions that they have supported in the past.
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However, changes in exchange rates could shift the international balance of power within the hard-pressed sector, he added.
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Koskinen also said people would be hard-pressed to find evidence the IRS is currently engaging in political targeting.
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The attorney general has cautioned that he will be hard pressed to defend the legislation in Israel's Supreme Court.
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At the time, Mr. Trump would have been hard-pressed to pay tens of millions of dollars in taxes.
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In the chaotic world of politics one would be hard pressed to understand the motivations of the elected officials.
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You'll be hard-pressed to find a dance party after the reception or any religious element to the ceremony.
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" To be fair, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who'd describe the trio's speaker-frying jams as "boring.
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Forget exceptional; America has been hard-pressed to produce a quasi-contender in this tournament or any Grand Slam.
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Still, you'd be hard pressed to identify a single compelling foreign policy advantage to taking this trip right now.
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After decades of war, they are hard-pressed to demonstrate that they offer Afghanistan something more than unending conflict.
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I'd be hard pressed to predict what will happen in eight more weeks much less two years from now.
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Visually, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the Sonos One from the Sonos One SL, especially at a distance.
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Now, I think, most people would be very hard-pressed to identify who runs Breitbart, outside of you two.
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In a subsequent interview he suggested that preserving the Times's hard-pressed reputation for non-partisanship was another concern.
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Mr. Zandi said he was "hard pressed" to think of any industries that would benefit from these proposed changes.
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These days, however, you would be hard pressed to find an insurance company commercial that isn't going for laughs.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find what Americans think of as chili in Mexico, but it abounds in Texas.
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And without new revenue or painful cuts, Mr. Murphy will be hard pressed to realize his far-reaching goals.
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"Among the workers who currently enjoy a balanced lifestyle, they'd be hard-pressed to give it up," Colliton says.
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What I am hard pressed to understand is why actors believe that what they have to say is important.
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You would be hard-pressed to find a better example of a public-private partnership in the federal government.
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If delivered, Merkel's promise would do a whale of good to Germany's hard-pressed and heavily indebted European customers.
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Defunding Planned Parenthood means millions of hard-pressed women will be denied cancer screenings as well as birth control.
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If your loved one has a sweet tooth, you'll be hard-pressed not to find something on this website.
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I think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who joins or leaves a company based on M&M's.
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He's interested in data and internet privacy issues, but he's hard-pressed to get a foothold in such fields.
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You'd be hard-pressed to keep one out of your swimming pool, let alone a 27,000-acre property like Disney.
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Which means, among other things, that you'll be hard pressed to find any devices that actually read the new format.
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I'd be hard pressed to believe Drake isn't aware of it and eager to recapture the same feeling with VIEWS.
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Designers flexed major draping and tailoring muscles — sophisticated upmarket techniques that fast-fashion brands will be hard-pressed to replicate.
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So we wouldn't be hard pressed to argue that these sweet little treats go well with, well just about anything.
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You'd be hard pressed to find an analyst in any field of economic policy who is against invention and innovation.
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So those would be hard-pressed, even though I do believe the president has the authority to take that action.
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Let's take a look at the U.S. chains you'll be hard pressed to find, or no longer exist in Australia.
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That would be "alarmingly high," making the review potentially very critical given the already hard-pressed state of the economy.
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So when you're hard-pressed, you have no other option but to hunt for free creative resources to work with.
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You'd be hard-pressed not the smile each time someone brushes the sequins to reveal one of the goofy memes.
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I'm hard-pressed to think of a way my story could benefit my mother, who is now in her 80s.
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Popular thriller author Lisa Jewell weaves a page-turning story with secrets that you'll be hard-pressed to figure out.
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Even though wallabies are native to Australia, you'd be hard-pressed to find them casually hopping around in the city.
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I'm hard pressed to find a grumpier crowd than the line at the local coffee shop at 8:00 a.m.
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That experience could also be a solitary one — you'd be hard-pressed to find an acquaintance familiar with these videos.
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And of course, in contrast, you'd be hard pressed to find one of in any cabinet in most American kitchens.
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A few years ago, Mumbai's hard-pressed bus commuters would have had no idea of the extravagance in their midst.
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It's practically an American fairy tale, and yet Uber's lawyers are hard-pressed to get this archetypal narrative to stick.
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Even with clear headwinds for Republicans, Democrats will be hard-pressed to reclaim the Senate majority they lost in 613.
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Culpo threw on several outfits and, fair warning ... you'll be hard-pressed to pick a favorite 'cause they're all fire.
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Republicans were already going to be hard-pressed to hold the Senate given the number of seats they are defending.
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"This announcement brings forward this move from 2020 and it will be welcomed by hard pressed business occupiers," he said.
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You would be hard pressed to find someone from Amazon in the front row of the Gucci fall collection show.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find that level of tech integration in BMWs and Mercedes let alone a comparable Mustang.
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The reduction of unaffordable energy subsidies and an accompanying rise in utility bills inflicted more pain on hard-pressed consumers.
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" Ernst admitted "the president does have flaws, but I'd be hard-pressed to find any president that doesn't have flaws.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a kink veteran who doesn't consider aftercare an indispensable facet of any kinky play.
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Even the creators of deep-learning algorithms are often hard-pressed to investigate and interpret the logic behind their decisions.
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When it comes to global soccer, you'd be hard-pressed to overstate the significance of FIFA's presidential election this Friday.
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Despite the fact that it's electronic, you'd be hard pressed to describe much of the Baths material under that banner.
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Aside from the spinach-like coloring, we'd be hard pressed to guess that these bars had any greenery involved whatsoever.
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In fact, you'd probably be hard-pressed to spot too many differences in terms of industrial design this time out.
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The differences are in the details, but you'd be hard-pressed to spot them unless you were looking very carefully.
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The crowning moment was the concert, a spectacle so audacious that a listener would be hard-pressed not to grin.
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The fate of hard-pressed U.S. coal producers and coal-producing communities will be determined by the internal U.S. market.
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Scroll through any list of popular podcasts, and you would be hard-pressed to find one that fits the bill.
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She had come to the United States for business, though she would have been hard pressed to say what kind.
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You'd imagine the OnePlus 7T would come with some kind of compromise, but you'd be hard-pressed to fault it.
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You'd likely be hard-pressed to find somebody who doesn't have the Venmo app on their iPhone or Android phone.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hard pressed to quash allegations that its popular "fear gauge" is being manipulated, Cboe Global Markets (CBOE.
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But you'd be hard-pressed to really say much about what they do -- or pick them out of a lineup.
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"A geographer would be hard-pressed to find a major western river that Roosevelt didn't want to dam," Brinkley writes.
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Barring Netflix's solid selection of Errol Morris films, you'd be hard-pressed to stream a better example of cinéma vérité.
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On the night we visit, I am hard pressed to see even a single Thai face in the seated audience.
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You'll be hard-pressed to find a bad matchup among the Power Five conferences, each of which offer compelling plotlines.
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WINNER: Trader Joe's — We'd be hard-pressed to find a scenario where this superb snack didn't come out on top.
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As sexual assault accusers go, one would have been hard pressed to find one more able and affable than Ford.
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Anyone familiar with New York's machine politics would have been hard-pressed to dismiss the line as common campaign rhetoric.
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Hard-pressed industrial cities in California such as Fresno and Bakersfield are worlds away from Santa Barbara and Napa Valley.
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Even conservatives near the mainstream's right bank will be hard-pressed to see it as another anti-anti-Communist undertaking.
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You might be hard-pressed to find two awards on the same flights to which you can apply your voucher.
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There are more than 600 million domestic cats on the planet today, and we are hard-pressed to explain why.
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The Male Animal You would be hard-pressed to find someone more devoted to the Cleveland Browns than Jeff Stemler.
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Governments like Mali's, hard-pressed to control vast territories, see drones as a way to keep tabs on insurgent groups.
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Fast-forward to today and you'd be hard-pressed to find an American who doesn't recognize Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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"One would be hard pressed to find a competitor that could make these claims," Tran said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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For myself, I'd be hard pressed to say whether it was Svenonius or Nick Cave who first introduced me to pomade.
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Sure it could be prettier, but you'll be hard-pressed to find another laptop this affordable or fast at this price.
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I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a gay person over the age of 30 who hasn't felt this way.
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As the ways we consume content multiply and change, media creators are hard-pressed to adapt their methods to take advantage.
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This drives many of his critics to distraction and even his supporters and allies are often hard-pressed to handle it.
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It is a necessary and important conversation about gender that you'd be hard-pressed to find on any other mainstream show.
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If this is your first time signing up for a streaming service, you'd be hard-pressed to find an easier experience.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find a technical Googler who hasn't made a contribution to an open source project," DiBona said.
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He woke up to a friend calling to say, "Hey, you went viral," a fact he was hard-pressed to believe.
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I'm hard pressed to name anyone who has more compassion and empathy for adolescent problems and the struggles of growing up.
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One would be hard-pressed, these days, to name many Irish cultural figures, writers or public intellectuals who are practising Catholics.
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And the cameras could be a little better, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a better phone at this price.
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We've seen and used both now, and you'd be hard-pressed to tell one from the other based on graphics alone.
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Any misstep by Mr Trump or Mr Xi thus leaves central banks hard-pressed to keep economies on an even keel.
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You're going to be hard pressed to find another laptop this well crafted and this great at balancing power and size.
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But the stitching and cut displayed the kind of craftsmanship you're hard-pressed to find on the mass market these days.
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Although, you should be hard-pressed not to find your purchased music in Apple Music's library of over 50 million songs.
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Even a president who campaigned on ending U.S. wars in the Middle East would be hard-pressed not to respond militarily.
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So she was hard-pressed to top her signature swimwear maneuver when hosting a pool party in Las Vegas this weekend.
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Regardless of who wins the Brazilian election, the country's next president will be hard-pressed to unite a bitterly divided nation.
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"What better thing for a businessman to do than to provide market opening opportunities for hard-pressed US companies," Roach said.
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Bare Bottom LashesYou'll be hard-pressed to find an image of Kloss with long eyelash extensions or thick coats of mascara.
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Given the overwhelming number of streaming services out there already, users are hard-pressed to sign up for a new one.
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I'm also hard-pressed to figure out a situation where'd you get a lot of use of lugging this module around.
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Yet, the legendary prolificacy of Coolidge notwithstanding, one would be hard-pressed to call the recently published volume a mere initiation.
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Despite the progress, Sinha believes India will be hard pressed to produce the targeted 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030.
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Well, you'd be hard-pressed to find something more controversial than the below scene, from Spain, comprised of only sex toys.
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For much of the last 20 years, you'd be hard pressed to find a more universally despised company than Comcast Corporation.
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Nishino, meanwhile, will be hard pressed to lift the mood of a Japan camp that has been battered in recent months.
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Instead, the ruling theocracy as a whole should be seen as a vulnerable regime hard-pressed to suppress its own population.
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Supporters are hard-pressed to point to economic benefits from the law, said James Kleckley, of East Carolina University's business college.
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The Withings app can use some freshening up, but on the whole, you'd be hard pressed to find a better hybrid.
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"You'd be hard-pressed to find a member of Congress who has said, 'no, we shouldn't do an AUMF,'" Flake said.
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"We think they'll be hard-pressed to find someone who can do better than him," a Senate source told the Post.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a single consumer advocate that believes the T-Mobile Sprint union will be any different.
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Though you'd be hard pressed to read any of this scandalabra just by looking at the company's earnings and stock price.
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By then, the Senate would be hard-pressed to confirm a new nominee before midterm elections take place in early November.
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Neither will appear in the debate next week and both will be hard pressed to qualify for the one in December.
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Analysts said that Marriott would be hard-pressed to beat that price, since doing so could hurt its earnings per share.
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In fact, you will be hard-pressed to think of any common Christmas cookie that you can't create using this set.
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That in turn could spark a larger war, as the United States would be hard-pressed to defend its ally. Sen.
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Unlocking that riddle, frankly, is a task even Poirot, with his grand powers of perception, would be hard-pressed to intuit.
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Shop Asarai skincare at Urban Outfitters hereYou'll be hard-pressed to miss this bright yellow brand sitting on your bathroom counter.
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Even then, Republicans may be hard-pressed to fully desert a nominee who maintains a powerful following in the party base.
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In addition to recording an exorcism, he interviews medical experts who are hard-pressed to fully explain the video they're shown.
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Google and Uber started to realize how hard-pressed they were to find automakers wiling to become metal benders for them.
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I liked it, but didn't love it, and I'm hard-pressed to explain why it didn't cross that gap for me.
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The Trump initiative probably will create a new set of issues for states that are increasingly hard-pressed to fund transportation.
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They said that Democrats would be hard-pressed to find many more Lambs with which to slaughter the G.O.P. in November.
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The activewear retailer has been hard-pressed to compete with companies like Nike, Adidas and Lululemon, which are taking market share.
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We might be hard pressed to find words more charged with power to incite, to inflame, to affect violence and destruction.
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Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you'd be hard-pressed to find a table without an airport view at Quail & Crane Restaurant.
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Without those cheap prices, individuals and companies would be hard-pressed to find similar products while still balancing their own budgets.
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It's not the most attractive device in the world, but I'd be hard-pressed to really hold that against a speaker.
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The board will be hard-pressed to avoid discussing what's next for Mr. Saikawa, who has faced growing skepticism for months.
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You'd be hard-pressed to locate any sentient human being who insists that they got enough sleep in the year 2019.
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Hillary Clinton will be there, overprepared; Donald Trump says the whole thing's rigged, but he'd be hard-pressed to stay away.
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"Today, you'd be hard-pressed to find a registry that doesn't include a mix of gifts and cash funds," Spector added.
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The material was so densely packed that they suggested visitors would be hard-pressed to leave more than a nail mark.
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The company's Fire tablets aren't best in class by any means, but you'll be hard-pressed to find a cheaper alternative.
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The Rams and Patriots will be hard-pressed to top this nearly three-minute teaser when it comes to pure action.
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I think you would be hard-pressed to find a museum educator who has never thought: What if it happens here?
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A customer would be hard-pressed to find another website that provides the ability to connect with others like Facebook does.
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All in all, you'll be hard-pressed to find something you don't like — even if you're more of a dog person.
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Although, having said that, most people would be hard pressed to point to where it's supposed to be on a globe.
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But, with a less familiar two-dimensional surface, you'd be hard-pressed to anticipate the shape of the resulting 23-D object.
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Not just among civilians — you'd be hard-pressed to find an artist who didn't turn in a Bowie cover at some point.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who knows doggy CPR, so when man's best friend is in trouble, improvisation is key.
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After all, the color was the trendiest hue of 2016, and you'd be hard-pressed to find someone trendier than Kendall Jenner.
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A pint and a bag of pork scratchings—you'd be hard pressed to find a more humble yet satisfying English pub snack.
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With exposure to over a third of the world's digital customers, you'd be hard pressed to find a company with bigger ambitions.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find an equally capable smartwatch right now, a testament to Apple's skill at making pretty snappy hardware.
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" Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, said "you'll be hard pressed to find a catalyst ... until we flip the calendar.
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Watching her struggle is a visceral experience — culminating in a horrific act of violence you'd be hard-pressed to watch without screaming.
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But you'd be hard pressed to find another year in which book-based movies swept the board like they did in 2016.
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Robots are finally rising up against humans — and I'd be hard-pressed to say I want any of the humans to survive.
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Researchers are now hard-pressed to find a new way to catch the disease and others like it in the earliest stages.
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If you're thinking about getting a new laptop or TV, you'll be hard pressed to find sales this good until Black Friday.
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Lawmakers and FCC commissioners have been hard-pressed to fix the influx of robocalls in the country, albeit in less political pretenses.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a vehicle type today that isn't in the process of being electrified by some major manufacturer.
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Populism is also the politics of Them and Us, involving appeals to tribal identities, and zero-sum contests over hard-pressed resources.
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From here on in, the existing tech titans will accrue ever more power, and startups will be increasingly hard-pressed to compete.
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You've probably played arcade-style racing games before, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one as good as Asphalt 9 Legends.
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The group's executive director, Kristen Clarke, said she was hard-pressed to think of another commission that had acted in such secrecy.
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One vehicle was involved in a crash, but it was a rear-ending that you'll be hard-pressed to blame Google for.
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Yesterday, Trader Joe's announced that it is now selling six packs of a product called Henry Hotspur's Hard Pressed for Rosé Cider.
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The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 graphics are so beautiful that you'll be hard-pressed to go back to a console anytime soon.
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So if you live nowhere close to Maine, you'll be hard-pressed to taste its sweet, meaty goodness for a reasonable price.
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At the start of the 20th century, you'd be hard-pressed to find a building that was more than six stories high.
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Lockheed will be hard-pressed to raise the issue publicly on the difference, as resisting could mean losing out on valuable contracts.
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To help hard-pressed Turks this year, the government launched discount fruit and vegetable stands and extended tax cuts on some goods.
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When it comes to the messages we receive about our bodies, we'd be hard pressed to find anything positive in mainstream media.
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If and when that moment comes, progressives will be hard-pressed to provide more solid answers than anyone has provided thus far.
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But if you didn't look at the spec sheet and just used the phone, you'd be hard-pressed to notice the difference.
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Sympathise, by all means, with hard-pressed voters who long to believe his empty promises, for not all of them are bigots.
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He wants Manny Pacquiao next year and you'd be hard-pressed to find any boxing fans who wouldn't want to watch that.
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The United States may be particularly hard-pressed to sustain the consistent excellence among all team members that was the Karolyis' signature.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a more controversial piece of legislation in tech policy circles than the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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After all, you would be hard pressed to point to another U.S. ally whose security interests align more closely with our own.
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However, you'd be hard-pressed to say that they all still exist solely -- and in some (many?) cases -- for the same reason.
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And yet, despite all the rain, very little has changed for us hard-pressed residents -- other than things getter wetter and greener.
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With it's slimmer body, Audible integration, and frontlit display, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better e-reader for this price.
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Today, one would be hard pressed to remember many of the playwrights, let alone the plays, produced during that first "woke" period.
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When it comes to fine dining and exceptional service, you'd be hard pressed to match the Roux family in terms of pedigree.
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But when approached at her rallies, even zealous Clinton supporters are often hard-pressed to name a signature policy proposal of hers.
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Combined with REI's excellent customer service and 100% guarantee, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better solution at this price point.
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Speaking of incendiary, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more emotionally-charged foreign-policy issue other than the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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The truth is you'd be hard pressed to tell them apart from the originals — they probably went back to the original molds.
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While not entirely fair, you'd be hard pressed to call the likes of Hal Robson-Kanu and James Chester truly elite footballers.
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In my day-to-day life, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who uses that word to describe me.
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"Because the paintings are so texturally rich and exuberant, I'd be hard pressed to identify exactly where the damage occurred," Kalm added.
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"The political process will play itself out, but I think you'd be hard-pressed to keep such a candidate out," Cashman said.
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Beijing will be hard-pressed to find another country that can produce as large a volume of soybeans as American farmers can.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a makeup-lover who doesn't have a Beautyblender or four in his or her cosmetic stash.
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With an impressive range of 50 shade across warm, cool, and neutral undertones, you'd be hard pressed to not find a match.
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In the case of the drop in Asia for the pound, experts said they were hard-pressed to identify a single cause.
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But anyone would be hard-pressed to find a Spanish speaker in the audience who called the language anything other than Spanish.
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With a deepening mood of pessimism and fear in Washington, they may be hard-pressed to tackle additional contentious legislation this year.
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Separation Anxiety is nothing short of a masterpiece of modern screamo and you'd be hard-pressed to say anything to the contrary.
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The sound quality continues to impress people, and for under $10 you'd be hard-pressed to find a more highly recommended pair.
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I meet Balhair Dulai, the temple's vice president, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a more grail and peaceful human being.
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Fans at home would be hard-pressed to know much more, as the networks have avoided showing the playing of the anthem.
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If that's the case, Bolton would be hard-pressed to tell the president he wouldn't use "witch hunt" in an official statement.
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With company resources drained by private-equity owners, these retailers were hard pressed to respond to Amazon and invest in online shopping.
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The Panthers averaged 31.3 points per game in 2015, but will be hard-pressed to match that total against Denver's tough defense.
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Many of the sites that consumers use on a daily basis will be hard pressed to operate in a post-SESTA world.
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Germany, therefore, should tone down the criticism of its hard-pressed euro zone members — and especially of the ECB's current policy stance.
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It can be easy to forget that just 10 years ago, you&aposd be hard pressed to find them in mainstream conversation.
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Startup founders are hard-pressed to find the right investors — not only to fund their businesses but to help their businesses grow.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find perimeter protections and continuous vulnerability scanning that run in 60 million lines of COBOL," he said.
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The physical space also brings an opportunity to connect with patrons, who are hard-pressed to trade their laptops for a storefront.
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You'll be hard-pressed not to want to flip some tables over, and Towkio is showing his follow up to 2015's .
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a breakfast plate at a diner that isn't loaded with a pile of greasy, salty potatoes.
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And, on its own, I'm hard-pressed to imagine how switching out a sheep for a giraffe might spark any meaningful chaos. [VentureBeat]
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Several months ago, you would have been hard-pressed to find someone LESS in the market for a new puppy than I was.
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With so many details still up in the air, public officials are hard-pressed to craft budgets that directly respond to their concerns.
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He'll be replacing LL Cool J as the host of the Grammys this weekend and you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone worse.
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To remedy that, Germany needs to run a much stronger domestic demand so that the hard-pressed euro members can sell it something.
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As a result, expert witnesses were hard pressed to state their "confidence intervals," which refers to the probability of any given estimate's accuracy.
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We would seriously be hard-pressed to find someone without an opinion on which dough is "the best" among store-bought brands. Why?
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While you'd be hard-pressed to find a role that was completely free of them, several jobs move at a more relaxed pace.
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Battery lasts 10-12 hours on a chargeYou will be hard pressed to find a display that looks this good at this price.
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Without the Model 3, the company will be hard-pressed to execute any of these other ideas, no matter their merit or demand.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find an app that does a better job at editing video on the go than Adobe Premiere Rush.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find many Trump administration officials with a better reputation, on both sides of the aisle, than Scott Gottlieb.
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Today, you'd be hard pressed to walk down the block of a modern city and not see an Apple Watch on someone's wrist.
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But with unemployment in Edo at 20 percent, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, women especially are hard pressed to find work.
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To discuss "Roma," we're joined by Brian Heater, who said he was hard-pressed to think of a better movie released this year.
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Even a year later, you'd be hard-pressed to find better Android phones than the LG-built Nexus 5X and Huawai-built 6P.
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"We're hard-pressed to find a better fit for Chipotle's CEO position than Brian Niccol," Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy said in a note.
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The famous Christ the Redeemer statue sits above Copacabana Beach, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a livelier event than Rio's Carnival.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You'd be hard pressed to get further outside the institutional white cube than the Mount Wilson Observatory.
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They even say that once you foray into the world of PC gaming, you'll be hard-pressed to ever touch a console again.
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February's movie slate was always going to be hard-pressed to beat the monumental box-office sales of the month a year ago.
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The brokerage raised its price target by $50 to $150, saying they were "hard-pressed to find anything negative" in first-quarter numbers.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a person who isn't insecure in some way, or hasn't been at some stage in their life.
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It's a place for hard-won sports victories and thick accents, and you'd be hard pressed to find a dive with more heart.
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Not all his listeners agree, but they're hard pressed to offer a better explanation for the recent exodus, or imagine its likely consequences.
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Münsterhof Thanks to Switzerland's high standards for produce and food in general, you'd be hard-pressed to find a bad meal in Zürich.
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You would be hard-pressed to find a Cherokee family or individual who has not been personally affected by the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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To that point, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fan who doesn't have at least one or two "Scorpion" songs on repeat.
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Still, companies that have built up commercial relationships with Iran after the deal was signed will be hard pressed to fulfill contractual obligations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors who were bloodied in the year-opening stock rout will be hard pressed to find any salve next week.
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If that's right, Mr. Trump will be hard pressed to reverse Mr. Obama's gains — and there's plenty of evidence he could slip further.
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On current policies, trade deficits are set to keep soaring, taking away American wealth, jobs and earnings in hard-pressed import-competing industries.
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Working in Boeing's favor: Chinese airlines that have bought from Boeing in the past would be hard pressed to switch to Airbus planes.
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Outside of those Trout and Harper kids, you'd be hard-pressed to find two better young bats than Mookie Betts and Kris Bryant.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a music video from the 20143s in which male pop stars, when seated, aren't spread like butter.
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And I think you would be hard-pressed to find a suburban mom who doesn't support some form of increased gun safety measure.
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HARARE — Election season is providing a much-needed economic boost in Zimbabwe, where a cash shortage has been strangling already hard-pressed businesses.
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But if that's not why you buy a car, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more competent package than the Enclave Avenir.
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With print advertising continuing to drop precipitously, you would be hard-pressed to find a newsroom devoid of uncertainty anywhere in the country.
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When retailers' sales reports trickle out in the new year, they'll be hard-pressed to find an excuse if their results fall short.
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Then, there are operas created in the past few years so alien that you'd be hard pressed to call them operas at all.
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Yet even with the solid showing, Tesla may be hard pressed to reach its goal of selling 360,000 to 400,000 cars this year.
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When it comes to cool cats and downright downtown characters, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better subject than photographer Mick Rock.
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That said, you'd be hard pressed to find someone in British music who is a greater antithesis of George Michael than Chris Martin.
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"They'd be hard pressed not to have at least four or five of our Republican colleagues and friends that would" vote for witnesses.
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Yet those same respondents were hard pressed to come up with specific examples of how they are integrating those technologies into their practice.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran have long been rivals, and Saudi Arabia would be hard-pressed to convince Asian states to take its side.
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The near certain Republican contender, in this instance — a state assemblywoman many New Yorkers would be hard-pressed to identify — is Nicole Malliotakis.
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"Given the factual allegations, I am hard-pressed to imagine a scenario less deserving of qualified immunity," wrote U.S. District Judge James Carr.
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Susan] Collins, whose vote [to confirm Kavanaugh] was already problematic, I would be hard-pressed to believe that Maine voters will overlook this.
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Much of China's bottled water is simply purified, suggesting an improvement to tap water might see hard-pressed or greener consumers turn back.
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The depressing nature of the story can't be overlooked, and those looking for rays of hope will be hard-pressed to find them.
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We are well aware of the fact that we're going to be hard-pressed to get you to wear anything but booties this winter.
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From about 2009 to 2012, you'd be hard pressed to set foot in any Starbucks or corner bar without encountering the trio's infectious electropop.
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In a weekend that also features the debut of the weather-themed catastrophe The Snowman, I'm hard-pressed to tell you which is worse.
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You'd be hard-pressed to meet someone who loves garbage more than Jason Gates, co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based startup Compology.
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Nowadays, you'd be hard-pressed to name an A-lister without some sort of social media presence, whether that's on Twitter, Instagram, or Snapchat.
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It will attract not only art-lovers but some of the more than 20,000 hard-pressed Athenians who eat at soup kitchens every day.
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And given that Chrome represents more than half of all web browsing on desktop and mobile, publishers will be hard pressed not to comply.
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From the latest runway designs to integrating popular brands like Topshop and Madewell into its stock, we're hard pressed to walk away from Nordstrom.
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There are still some 14,000 NATO troops in the country training and advising hard-pressed Afghan forces, but also increasingly assisting them in combat.
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Faced with the literally poisonous level of potency of the opioids currently available on the street, most consumers have been hard-pressed to adapt.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find any model that doesn't have some impact on Florida," said University of Miami senior hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy.
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Between elaborate cut-outs, exaggerated sweetheart necklines, and innovative silhouettes, you'd be hard pressed to find a dress that can accommodate a standard bra.
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From the latest runway designs to integrating popular brands like Topshop and J.Crew into their stock, we're hard pressed to walk away from Nordstrom.
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A rep described the resistance as feeling something akin to walking under water, and I'm hard-pressed to come up with a better analogy.
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Some members of Congress, especially Republicans, have warned they will be hard-pressed to assist Puerto Rico if it cannot present basic public records.
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Cyber Monday is here — and while it might not have quite the clout of Black Friday, you'd be hard-pressed to tell at Amazon!
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"You can look out on the shop floor and be hard-pressed to find a person," said Baron of the Center for Automotive Research.
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The hard-pressed French Socialist government has already announced that there will be income tax cuts and maybe also lower non-wage labor costs.
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You'd be hard-pressed to not enjoy your favorite game on the Scar II, regardless if you've previously owned a gaming PC or not.
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The marriage was hard-pressed to survive Price's scathing views on religion, and after eight years and two daughters—Annamarie and Kathleen—they divorced.
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But a pundit from Mars dropping in on the "Q" last night without any context would have been hard-pressed to spot the discontinuity.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a tech company that said it wished it had waited longer to implement on diversity and inclusion efforts.
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"This doesn't mean November isn't in play, but you'd be hard pressed to still believe a September hike is in the offing," he said.
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That would expand export markets within the euro area and beyond, where hard-pressed deficit countries could sell some of their goods and services.
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February's movie slate was always going to be hard-pressed to beat the monumental box-office sales of the same month a year ago.
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The United States would probably be hard-pressed to achieve the same success if it borrowed Latin America's strategy to wipe out mosquito populations.
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While it still has enormous foreign-exchange reserves, the Chinese government will be hard-pressed if capital outflows — $500 billion last year — accelerate further.
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If your goal is relaxation, then you'd be hard-pressed to beat a massage and steam treatment while enjoying the herbs of the earth.
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Hate him or love him, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't have an opinion, and it's showing in our dating lives.
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"You would be hard pressed to find a more accomplished and passionate progressive and I think she will continue to communicate that," Palmieri said.
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The phone gets brighter and has a wider color range, but you would be hard pressed to pick up on that at first glance.
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"This doesn't mean November isn't in play, but you'd be hard-pressed to still believe a September hike is in the offing," he said.
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Others may be hard-pressed to catch up with fully self-driving trials of their own — but for now, Waymo is in the lead.
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With just three weeks left in the summer transfer window, they will be hard-pressed to replace him with players near the same calibre.
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"I would be hard-pressed to name a person at Google who would disagree with 100% of what he wrote," says one female Googler.
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The HeatTech CollectionIn the winter, you'd be hard-pressed to find better innerwear than the HeatTech collection — clothes that generate heat from your body.
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A few weeks later, one would be hard pressed to find more than a few references to these murders in the "mainstream" national media.
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Monster sold well, but beyond "What's the Frequency, Kenneth," you'd be hard-pressed to find a long-time fan who considers it a favorite.
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It's a movie where the narration shifts among characters, making the audience privy to inner thoughts they would otherwise be hard-pressed to articulate.
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They're gonna be hard-pressed to pay ISP carrier fees, and their choices will be to sell out to conglomerates, or fold up altogether.
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In fact, they'd be hard-pressed to even find it, as teens often adopt a vague, hard-to-search user name for these accounts.
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If you weren't a gadget blogger or gadget obsessed you'd be hard pressed to see them at a glance, but they make a difference.
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As special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation inches closer to Donald Trump, the president has been increasingly hard-pressed to fill out his legal team.
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Despite the disgust at this practice, you'd be hard pressed to find regulators from either party interested in doing anything to seriously restrict it.
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As for non-runners, they'd be hard pressed to name a single middle distance runner who has ever existed, let alone a Canadian runner.
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You'd think you'd be hard-pressed to see a game end that way, but just last month the Dodgers lost in the same fashion.
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Where everything goes from here is an inviting mystery that even the World's Greatest Detective would be hard pressed to make a prediction on.
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You'd be hard pressed to find any military expert who doesn't see the value in tools that can more readily respond to changing conditions.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a classroom, especially an elementary school classroom, without a large collection of free books for students to borrow.
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O'Malley Dillon: I'm hard-pressed to believe that every candidate in similar districts is going to need to run an ad, as Lamb did.
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Many parents feel guilty for having those feelings, but you would be hard pressed to find a parent who hasn't ridden that roller coaster.
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One would be hard-pressed to imagine a more American process than voting booths set up in a mall with Elvis overlooking the proceedings.
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That's a goal of many colleges and universities, which are hard pressed to justify expenditures that are not directly related to their academic missions.
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But I'm hard-pressed to figure out which of my friendships were enhanced by my attempts to feed a screaming baby in a closet.
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The reproductive capacity of this species is so great that predators are hard pressed to eat enough to prevent the fish from becoming stunted.
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Years ago, he said, a city agency would have been hard-pressed to stage an exhibition that resurrected the memory of provocative police practices.
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In the estimation of many economists, the dollar's fall reflects an assumption that his administration will be hard-pressed to deliver on key goals.
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"If somebody asks for a Sonoma Coast pinot noir, I'd be hard pressed to hand them a bottle without finding out more," she said.
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And that is a very good thing for the incumbent, who's been hard-pressed to find good poll numbers in the last 24ish months.
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In fact, if you go by the billboards in Accra, you would be hard-pressed to believe that Ghana has any dark-skinned people.
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At just $19.99 — a 99 percent discount off the original price of $2,595 — you'd be hard-pressed to find a deal better than this.
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That means you'll be hard-pressed to find a laptop as thin or as light that can handle games and other GPU-intensive tasks.
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Scroll through your IG feed and you'll be hard-pressed not to see at least one brightly colored beauty look flash across your screen.
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However, when it comes to maximizing value, I was hard-pressed to find a better deal than at the Courtyard Isla Verde Beach Resort.
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We could go exhilaratingly fast or excruciatingly slow, but we often seemed hard pressed to find a reliable intermediate setting, a conversational cruise control.
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Given the uncertainties around likelihood of loss, the insurance industry will be hard-pressed to develop a business model today that reflects those needs.
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But he is often fixated on cable news headlines and will likely be hard-pressed to avoid chiming in during breaks in his schedule.
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Waning support for Temer would leave him hard-pressed to win approval for the pension reform that is crucial for plugging Brazil's budget deficit.
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Mr. Clinton's empowerment zones were intended to spur private investment into cities like Atlanta, Chicago and Detroit, as well as hard-pressed rural areas.
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Specialty vehicles need specialty dealers, and you'll be hard-pressed to find some other Mercedes 6x6 trucks to cannibalize parts from in a jam.
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"The Sultanate is hard-pressed for investments to diversify its economy, and in this sense the Chinese investments are important to (Brunei)," he said.
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As a historian, I'm hard-pressed to think of a convention in modern history where so many of the party's elected officials were missing.
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I'd be hard-pressed to say that Republicans don't think sexual assault or sexual harassment is morally wrong, since on some level, they must.
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But I'm hard pressed to, when this year has given us Hitman's Sapienza, Watch Dogs 2's San Francisco, and Mafia 3's New Bordeaux.
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Yet a Mormon in the 21st century "would be hard-pressed to justify an armed opposition to the federal government through their religion," he added.
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And while I'd love to report otherwise, you'd be hard pressed right now to find anyone in the know who thinks things are looking up.
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With 1TB of storage, you'll be hard-pressed to fill up all of that space for quite some time (that's a good problem to have).
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I'm hard-pressed to think of a woman who is a producer in country music — I think it may actually be worse than other genres.
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But when the money is actually needed to pay for benefits, economists say a government deep in debt could be hard pressed to make good.
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There are no two ways about it: Brown is the dominant shade of the winter 2019 season, and you'll be hard-pressed to escape it.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a single instance where Blackburn has stood up to incumbent providers during her 16-year tenure in the house.
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" It turns out, you're hard-pressed to find a famous writer that doesn't have what she calls "brain differences," or a "mood or anxiety issue.
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Before "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" you would be hard pressed to find a female action figure on the shelves of your favorite toy store.
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I'm hard-pressed to come up with one good reason why turning the machines maniacal is a way to sell an already pretty invasive device.
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As the young Argentine bishop Jorge Bergoglio, working in Buenos Aires in the '60s and '70s, Francis would have been hard-pressed to escape it.
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It is a hodgepodge of kind of one-off stuff that you would be hard-pressed to weave a thread through in a logical way.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi WASHINGTON — You'd be hard pressed to find a single person in Congress who doesn't say they want health reform.
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Despite the alarming increase in US opioid overdoses, most of us would be hard pressed to describe exactly what happens in the body during one.
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Last week, at the Working Families Party convention in Harlem, you'd be hard pressed to find a member who thought Cuomo was a real progressive.
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Though she was hard-pressed to name a favorite song on the album, she was able to pick a lyrical passage that was particularly meaningful.
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Wrap dresses, wrap skirts, wrap swimwear — you'd be hard pressed to shop this summer without including at least one wrapped something in your final purchase.
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I asked Tim Derdenger, a professor at Carnegie-Mellon's Tepper School of Business, whether many of the school's graduates are hard-pressed to find work.
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Sure, you can get better ones at higher price points, but you'd be hard pressed to find this balance in another phone that costs $399.
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But the hard-pressed economies of France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece -- another 50 percent of the euro area output -- need that oxygen to survive.
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But we'd be hard-pressed to say Trump ever lied about what type of man he was -- before he won the White House, or today.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a city that supports as much public art as Montréal—the city even has its own Public Art Bureau.
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Car buyers who are more interested in the biggest EV bargain than high-powered performance, however, will be hard pressed to pass up the Leaf.
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Although Stacey has worked consistently since her star-turning role in Clueless 220 years ago, you'd be hard-pressed to name her last three films.
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In fact, with the exception of the single-minded Roomba line, you'd be hard-pressed to name a product that has truly hit mainstream acceptance.
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Without sharpened teeth on the chain the saw will be hard-pressed to cut even softened butter, but the miniature replica is no less impressive.
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Onlookers would be hard-pressed to tell the e-tron is electric in the same fashion as is evident with a Tesla or Toyota Prius.
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Still, Puerto Rico's financial crisis and the crippling blow of the storm mean the territory could still be hard-pressed to put up its share.
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A Michael Bay flick might be fun to watch, but you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who feels invested in any of his characters.
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If you follow the industry with even a passing interest, you'd be hard pressed not to have heard it declared dead over the past fortnight.
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"On policy, you'd be very hard pressed to find a dime's worth of difference between any of the Democratic candidates," said Murray, the Monmouth professor.
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Now, to be fair, these aren't the first color-changing formulas to hit the market (and we'd be hard-pressed to say they're the last).
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Amazon regularly discounts its hardware, but you'll be hard-pressed to find deals this good on this many products any other time of the year.
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And I'd be hard pressed to go a day without hearing someone belittle either his or her own body or another's body based on size.
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"If Trump decides to seek enforceable currency provisions, the Japanese would be hard pressed to accept moving forward with a two-way agreement," Cutler said.
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And without this research, government entities will be hard pressed when it comes to making decisions on how to protect communities from weather-related hazards.
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He's had to cut thousands of hours for his hard-pressed employees — the equivalent of about 300 jobs in areas where we need them most.
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Regardless of what he says, GOP lawmakers will be hard-pressed to dismiss Morrison, formerly a longtime Republican staffer at the House Armed Services Committee.
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Tough asylum rules introduced late last year by a hard-pressed minority center-left coalition have cut applications to around 20,000 so far this year.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't tense up when they hear the word "cancer," or have some other visceral response to it.
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The allegation was "so cut-and-dried that even Republicans would be hard-pressed not to consider impeachment," wrote Aaron Blake in The Washington Post.
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May's speech suggested that her government would protect hard-pressed families who have struggled in the globalized economy that her predecessor, David Cameron, embraced enthusiastically.
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Moreover, the White House would be hard pressed to argue that dealings on prior business deals or payoffs to porn stars involve core presidential decisionmaking.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a better view of Earth than the one offered to astronauts living and working on the International Space Station.
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For the first few years of the company's existence, you would have been hard pressed to find anything quite like it on toy store shelves.
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And that's a good thing, because prior to the 1980s, you'd be hard-pressed to find a margarita poured with a 100-percent agave tequila.
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On a recent visit to SoCal, I was hard pressed to find a yoga class under 100 degrees (and under $30, but that's another matter).
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" Mr. Issa hit back in a statement, claiming, "You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who thinks I've done too much to hold Washington accountable.
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But until legislators decide this is an issue worth tackling, they will find themselves hard-pressed to deliver a reform bill that Americans actually like.
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So he was hard-pressed to explain how a presidential plane ended up carrying 86 pounds of cocaine across the Atlantic during an official trip.
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He wasn't a huckster, which is why you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who would speak ill of the man even before his passing.
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But I'm hard pressed to consider that a flaw instead of a strength, especially when grim idealism is so much a part of Hurley's brand.
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"It doesn't have the length of the best vintages," one taster said, but I was hard-pressed to find any fault with it at all.
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I can understand maybe somebody feeling that way, but I'd be hard-pressed to find somebody else in my business who would make that decision.
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But one would be hard-pressed to find a Southerner who really wants a California peach, even though that state produces half the nation's crop.
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Buy This Every holiday season, I'm hard-pressed to find greeting cards that are chic without being solemn, festive but not too on-the-nose.
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Op-Ed Contributor I am hard-pressed to think of one thing President Trump has done right in the last 11 days since his inauguration.
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You&aposd be hard-pressed to find an artist, no matter how talented, who hasn&apost recorded a song or two that just falls flat.
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Current officials are employed by the executive branch, so an assertion of privilege is essentially an instruction that employees would be hard-pressed to ignore.
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But an American withdrawal would also leave a hole that France, the other large Western presence on the continent, would be hard-pressed to fill.
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USAID estimates the poorest and most unstable countries will be hard-pressed to achieve food security without assistance programs or imports, which they cannot afford.
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" But he gave one sneak peek: "I would be hard pressed to think there would be a high level of interest in dragging this out.
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But like Keijer says in The Guardian, the organization would be hard-pressed to find a cruise ship staff that shares their provably incorrect ideology.
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Amidst the chaos, in the unlikely event Kavanagh is rejected, Trump would be hard-pressed to replace him with a more impressive or qualified nominee.
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In March, the Washington Post reported that Trump voters were both more economically hard-pressed and more racially biased than supporters of other Republican candidates.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who wasn't inspired by Gayle King's measured interview with a volatile R. Kelly, but Reese Witherspoon really means it.
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For someone who thinks Facebook is fucking up children's brains, I'm hard-pressed to believe he spent a lot of time hanging out with the Elfkins.
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At the same time, you'll be hard-pressed to find a Twitter employee, past or current, who doesn't believe Dorsey's heart is in the right place.
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"I am hard-pressed to think of one thing President Trump has done right in the last 11 days since his inauguration," Katyal wrote January 31.
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Insurers are hard-pressed to sell such claims because they take a discount on their face value in exchange for the certainty of being paid upfront.
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I'm hard pressed to name any, especially when it comes to comics, though obviously the list gets longer if you open it to more adult drama.
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If you were wondering if any female athletes inspired Victoria Beckham's latest venture, a foray into athletic-wear, you'd be hard pressed to get an answer.
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If you were going to kick off a technological revolution, you'd be hard-pressed to do it with more pizazz than Tesla with its electric cars.
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Of those recorded deaths, you'd be hard pressed to find a single life that wasn't extinguished in the pursuit of a deeply cherished dream or ideal.
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In fact I think you'd be hard-pressed to find any IT security company today that doesn't claim to or actually use AI in its approach.
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And without a record of leading any major public office, Katz said, Cabán will be hard-pressed to realize her promised overhaul of the massive bureaucracy.
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You would be hard pressed to find any "closet case" voters outside the National Front's base who thinks a Le Pen Presidency will fatten their wallet.
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Although you can find spiders all over the place in Australia, you'd be hard pressed to find them lurking in the sterile surrounds of a supermarket.
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"I think you would be hard-pressed to find any food type that wouldn't benefit form this kind of intelligent automation that we're using," she said.
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Here, Parker finds his yin, but you would be hard-pressed to locate any of him in the song, save for some generic gestures towards lonesomeness.
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There's no more inner seam, and Beats increased their surface area by 70 percent — even though you'd be hard pressed to tell by looking at them.
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Every new prime minister since Thatcher has arrived in office promising to revive manufacturing, lubricate social mobility and do more for hacked-off, hard-pressed strivers.
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As everything shifts and we question previously sacrosanct boundaries, Trump and his supporters embody conflicts that the American political system will be hard pressed to resolve.
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It feels like you'd be hard-pressed to find any top that's not a crop-top this season, but we're taking the crop to new heights.
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From mini skirt suits à la Cher Horowitz to Kelly Kapowski-inspired scrunchies, you'd be hard pressed to avoid slipping past '90s fashion trends of late.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a way to besmirch the fond memories of the pie scene from the first Pie film but here we are.
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Well, as far as affordable alternatives go, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more comparable option than the Powerbeats33 Wireless Earphones from Beats' Neighborhood Collection.
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Today you would be hard-pressed to find a company not using Slack, or at least someone from the company not active in a Slack community.
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GutsThe iPhone SE packs in an A9 processor and M9 co-processor so you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between it and the 6s.
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If faced with a list of unattributed quotes, most would be hard-pressed to identify which were from Travis Kalanick and which were from Gordon Gekko.
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Bunny and Megan were the nicest finalists imaginable; if you saw them afterwards you'd be hard pressed to guess which one of them had just won.
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"You're hard-pressed to find anybody right now, a genomics center or research academic center, that doesn't have one of these pieces of equipment," Westenberg said.
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YOU would be hard-pressed to find a more unlikely supporter of Geert Wilders, an anti-immigrant Dutch politician, than Khalid Jone, a Sudanese asylum seeker.
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Larry Summers, a former treasury secretary, wrote that if a student submitted the CEA paper, he "would be hard pressed to give it a passing grade".
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One where, if you were suddenly asked at any given moment what was happening on either of the screens, you might be hard pressed to answer.
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Though low rates bring in new mortgage business and deliver fees from refinancing, banks are hard pressed to generate substantial income when rates fall too low.
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But the industry has become voracious in its quest for growth, and whoever replaces Brill will be hard-pressed to work toward some kind of compromise.
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But you'd be very hard pressed to find any American voter who doesn't have a legitimate complaint about his or her local roads, bridges, or airport.
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"I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," Corden, who was born in London, said of Manchester.
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"I think you'd be hard-pressed to have a direct linkage between too much electronic device time and carpal tunnel syndrome," he said of the study.
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On your walk around the Geneva Motor Show you'd be hard-pressed to avoid all the luxury and high-performance models using some form of electrification.
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The boys' club might be breaking up — fitfully, unevenly and tentatively — but you'd be hard-pressed to find an activist who feels the work is done.
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Experts like Mr. McDonald said they were hard-pressed to find other examples in which someone financed a lawsuit in the hope of settling a score.
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It also suggests the Trump administration is hard-pressed as it juggles international economic battles it has opened on various fronts, including with China and Iran.
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"You think Citi's going to get 13% ROTCE next year, and you're hard-pressed to find too many other people who agree with you," Mayo said.
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In fact, you would be hard pressed to find a present-day Secret Service employee who does not have a personal story of the late president.
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With over 500 stores and 10,000 brands, users will be hard-pressed to find products purchased online that aren't instantly available to be added into wardrobes.
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You'd be hard-pressed today to find a 'live' event on broadcast television that doesn't have a delay built into it, and yet the people survive.
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Truth be told, many of us are so paranoid about breaking our phones that we're hard-pressed to remember what color they are under our cases.
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Strategists are hard-pressed to quantify how much Iranian oil would be taken off international markets if sanctions returned, and when the loss would be material.
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Many field staff (especially the newcomers) would be hard-pressed to provide a cogent overview of their own jobs, much less an overview of the Agency.
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As the book (and subsequent books) grew in popularity, you'd be hard-pressed to find a negative review for Potter in its two decades on shelves.
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Even the Trump administration is hard-pressed to offer anything like a list of disputes in which it alleges the WTO has legislated from the bench.
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With only 52,000 residents, the county would be hard-pressed to make up that revenue if the brothels were banned, says Lyon County Executive Jeffrey Page.
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In the case of the drop in Asia for the pound, also known as sterling, experts said they were hard-pressed to identify a single cause.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — A misdirected American airstrike killed at least seven Afghan police officers in the hard-pressed southern province of Oruzgan, Afghan officials said on Monday.
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You'll be hard pressed to replicate the cold air hit to your face, like in real life, but then again there's always the office air-conditioner.
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You'd likely be hard-pressed to name an e-scooter company with a pristine record of zero injuries, as the transportation devices can be extremely dangerous.
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It's tempting to call all of Nick Cave's love songs unsubtle but I'd be hard pressed to think of a truly affecting love song that isn't.
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While I feel that several of my facial features are crying out for a cosmetic intervention, I'd been hard pressed to find fault with my brows.
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If you hold the Samsung Galaxy S29 and S9 next to one another you'd be hard-pressed to tell the two apart, and that's by design.
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Rush hour commuters were hard-pressed to find a copy of The New York Post near the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Times Square on Monday.
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But you would be hard-pressed to find a burial spot next to Duke Ellington, one of the jazz greats for whom the place is known.
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At times, he provides solace; in other moments, he must convince hard-pressed families to set aside their pride and accept vouchers for the grocery store.
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"I'd be hard-pressed to find you a unit within the N.Y.P.D. that has not within the past couple years asked for more personnel," he said.
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If you're thinking of buying a gaming console at all for the holidays, you're going to be hard-pressed to find a better deal than this.
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While several solid candidates are competing for the GOP nomination, they will be hard-pressed to defeat the likely Democratic candidate, 2018 nominee Gina Ortiz Jones.
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"This ring is so tenuous that even if you were standing in it, you would be hard pressed to see it in the optical," says Rebull.
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If you're looking to bolster participatory democracy in the United States today, you'd be hard pressed to find better guidance than the experiences of Results' volunteers.
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For another, it's so literal (see: the movie's title), critics seem hard pressed to explore anything so obvious in a film as enigmatic as this one.
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Her plan also answers rivals who have said that already hard-pressed families can't wait for such a sweeping overhaul to experience relief from health costs.
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The Nest Mini (7/10, WIRED Recommends) is the successor to the original Google Home Mini, though you'll be hard pressed to find any visual changes.
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And when you shop for a winter hat from New Era, you'll be hard-pressed to find any major professional sports team in America not represented.
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I loved the battles, but I'd be hard pressed to tell you about any one of them, and there isn't a lot of variation between them.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a brick-and-mortar service that gives its customers the same granular control over their information as internet companies offer.
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Instead, Morgan Stanley's analysts envision the most likely scenario being "policy incrementalism," where either candidate will be hard-pressed to push major reforms through a divided Congress.
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It is highly unlikely there will be extra money here; we're going to be very hard-pressed to meet the costs that keep being raised on us.
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But I venture to say you'd be hard-pressed to put this book down, crawl back into your Grinch cave, and glower at the warm-hearted Whos.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a cookbook dedicated to Chinese fermented tofu, which, in Western texts, is often described with a scent akin to rotting corpse.
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But she will be hard pressed to win over the independent voters who have soured on Trump and are looking to Democrats to provide a suitable alternative.
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We'd be hard pressed to find a beauty guru who tends to more A-listers in the days leading up to an awards show than Tracey Cunningham.
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"You would really be hard pressed to identify something that's kicked up in the labor market, the rate of job growth is a little slower," Baker said.
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Priced just under $15, you'd be hard pressed to find a better (or more affordable) way to cook up your bacon than the Bellemain Cast Iron Press.
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"No matter how hard-pressed you are or how early your flight is, every time after the Garden we go out and get dinner," Mr. Cena said.
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One would be hard-pressed to find many prostituted women who come from affluent families and neighborhoods; people with resources are more difficult to manipulate and control.
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Other Colombian firms urge banks to extend loans to their hard-pressed workers so that they avoid gota a gota, a vicious local species of loan shark.
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Ten years ago, you would have been hard-pressed to find a woman larger than a size 0 or 2 in the pages of a fashion magazine.
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Anyone who watched the debate would be hard pressed to find any memorable policy or position explained by either candidate last night that made any real impression.
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I even queued up some Uncharted 20163 on my PS4 and was hard pressed to notice the lag that can plague 4K sets upscaling video game content.
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As it stands, he says, "I would be hard pressed to predict one way or another if there will be a red tide event because of this."
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"You would be hard-pressed to find a figure skater who didn't know her name," said Meryl Davis, an Olympic ice dancer who claimed gold in 2014.
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You would have been hard pressed to find any naysayers inside the UN during the signing of the Paris climate accord last Friday in New York City.
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Wall Street is impatient for growth, and Apple will be hard-pressed to reverse the downward trend this year, said Colin Gillis, an analyst with BGC Partners.
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If you're riding on the subway or any place with audible background noise, you'd be hard-pressed to hear a clear difference compared to AirPods and BeatsX.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a more beautifully styled, stylishly attended baby shower than the one Chrissy Teigen threw for celebrity stylist Monica Rose on Saturday.
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Our guy didn't have time to spit out a question, but we've been thinking about it and are hard-pressed to come up with a good query.
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You may be hard-pressed at times to find reasons she should be there, but there are plenty of reasons to watch her journey on the show.
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And With over 20183 billion users and a market value of nearly $500 billion, you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't know about Facebook.
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"Come 2018 OPEC members will be hard pressed to choose between maintaining a price floor and protecting market share, unless global demand is surprisingly brisk," he added.
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I'm hard-pressed to meet a child today who doesn't have at least one of the company's apps installed on their tablet or on a parent's device.
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On first listen, you'd actually be hard-pressed to find the heavy beneath its barrage of wiry melodies, reckless tempo shifts, and Hagen's wily vocals and lyrics.
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And even if you didn't love Blade Runner 2049, you'd be hard-pressed to admit that it isn't one of the best-looking pictures of the year.
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For years, I have watched Jeff Sessions do right by the people of Alabama, and I would be hard pressed to think of a more honest person.
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The last time Maia looked uncompetitive was against Anderson Silva in 2010, and you will be hard pressed to recall the time that Masvidal was truly outclassed.
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Trump argued on Thursday that the decision would have been reversed with the addition of another conservative, though it's a scenario he'd be hard-pressed to prove.
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As the Justice Department attorneys press on with their efforts, experts said the Trump administration may be hard pressed to have the full confidence of the court.
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Priced lower than some single pairs of jeans on the market, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better deal on jeans, especially if you're after performance.
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"You would be hard pressed to find any member of Congress, regardless of party, under the age of 45 who doesn't support ending cannabis prohibition," he said.
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Local officials say they are hard-pressed to come up with the funds to dispose of the five North Korean boats that washed up here this year.
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Given the biblical proportions of the deluge, one would think that journalists would be hard-pressed to choose among an over-abundance of gripping and newsworthy stories.
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"You'll be hard pressed to find a Kellogg alum that won't warmly welcome this request and make time to connect with you one on one," says Cherubin.
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With the stock market hitting record highs again early Tuesday, investors will be hard-pressed to find bargains, said the chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.
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People throw the word "raw" around a lot in reference to music but you'd be hard pressed to find a more appropriate use of it than here.
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A third wildfire has erupted in Northern California and prompted evacuations even as hard-pressed firefighters struggle to contain blazes that have burned nearly a dozen homes.
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Among the dizzying panoply of beverages available in the modern bar, you'd be hard pressed to find a single drink arguably more widespread or inoffensive than wine.
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But they have been hard-pressed to pay for such a cut since jettisoning a border adjusted import tax that would have raised more than $1 trillion.
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But again, I think if you read through [work from] Kirkegaard or Schopenhauer or Nietzsche, you'd be hard pressed to find any of them ever saying that.
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That streak will be hard-pressed to survive the day, with wide receiver Antonio Brown ready for a fifth consecutive 100-yard receiving day against his namesakes.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find many Atlantans today who can reminisce about the bars of city's roaring jazz heyday in the late 21970s and early 21969s.
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"Blade Runner 2049" arrives in theaters this week to mostly excellent reviews, but it will be hard pressed to match the influence and acclaim of the original.
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A third straight low-protein crop would leave millers hard-pressed to scrounge up enough supply to meet blending needs, said Foote, of Stafford County Flour Mills.
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Hard-pressed rural areas have experienced the slowest growth in employment, yet residents are often unable or unwilling to abandon their homes and move to other areas.
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"Everything is so nice, and in that way it is an intellectually disturbing book because you're really hard-pressed to explain what's wrong with it," he said.
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"This council seems more interested in handing over public premises to prep schools than it is to provide homes for hard-pressed local families," said Mr. Atkinson.
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You&aposd be hard-pressed to find such a large selection of quality designs at a similar cost (not to mention the addition of free Prime shipping).
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"He is a living, breathing genius," said José Tavares, the head of Porto's youth academy and a student of periodization drafted now as Frade's hard-pressed translator.
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Now the association is tasked with rebuilding, though it may be hard pressed to find new financial members with the same global reach of its erstwhile partners.
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Those who fall into the latter camp would be hard-pressed to find a better place to pursue a trifecta than El Pescador Resort on Ambergris Caye.
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Bret: This inevitably is going to be an issue that forever divides liberals and conservatives, but I'm hard-pressed to see this shooting as a gun story.
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"You would be hard-pressed to say we have a surface water drought right now," said Jay Lund, a water expert at the University of California, Davis.
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A viewer tuning into this debate for the first time would be hard-pressed to say who exactly is the Democratic front-runner in the 2020 primary.
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Mr. Dunne's longtime family connections and his own prestige as a filmmaker no doubt helped him snag interviews that other documentarians would be hard-pressed to schedule.
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A casual observer would be hard-pressed to find signs of family conflict, violence or everyday racism in those albums, unless they knew to look for them.
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"We think TSLA will be hard pressed to hit the guidance" on deliveries, Garrett Nelson, an analyst at CFRA Research, wrote in a note to investors Thursday.
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Clearly Prince fit each one of those criteria in spades; you'd be hard-pressed to find a single soul who would disagree—even a cranky Justin Bieber.
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The movement's members come principally from the hard-pressed middle class and blue-collar workers living outside the big cities, but it also has more radical fringe elements.
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Back in 5, you'd be hard-pressed to find an average American who knew the definition of a death drop or how to read a queen for filth.
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While ~98% of the outstanding debt does not come due until 2023, we are hard pressed to see the company's current dividend as sustainable in the current market.
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But the government is also hard pressed to meet its 2017 growth target after the economy grew at an annualised rate of 5.73 percent in the first half.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find many Americans who believe the economy is so strong that it needs to be slowed down by higher interest rates right now.
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But if they are not really the kinds of things you are interested in, then you will be hard pressed to devote time and effort to learn much.
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While it hasn't worked perfectly, unless someone intentionally seeks out ISIS propaganda online, they'd be hard-pressed to accidentally come across a full-length ISIS beheading video today.
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At a glance, you'd be hard-pressed to tell Apple's new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus models, which go on sale Friday, from their 73 and 2014 counterparts.
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It is hard-pressed to attend any political talks at a time when its forces are coming under intensifying attacks from Syrian government troops and their Russian backers.
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Many Mexicans also get their news from messaging applications like WhatsApp, and news outlets are hard-pressed to catch up when chain messages spread inaccurate information almost instantaneously.
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" Earnest continued, "You'd be hard-pressed to draw a distinction between the word that Vice President Biden used and the language that was included in the State Department.
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"Anyone who isn't an expert on the internet would be hard-pressed to explain how tracking on the internet actually works," reads the announcement posted to Mozilla's blog.
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You'd be hard-pressed to pick it out on a map, but dusty outback town of Carinda in Australia has a very special place in David Bowie's career.
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Israel's attorney-general has said the proposed legislation likely violates international law and he would be hard-pressed to defend it against any challenges in the Supreme Court.
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You might be hard-pressed to find an organic peanut butter brand without any fungi at your regular grocery store, but finding organic almond butter couldn't be easier.
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Fowler, who says he would be hard-pressed to find value anywhere amid the current global yield hunt, has also increased exposure to other actively managed debt investments.
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Money to invest in improving Egypt's outdated agricultural infrastructure is nowhere to be found, leaving the country hard-pressed to meet the demands of its rapidly increasing population.
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Outside of center Matt Paradis, who has been a bit of a find, the Broncos have been hard-pressed to find a good run blocker on the line.
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But neither of these two scenarios are likely for this year's harvest, as any potential drought would be hard-pressed to top the one from four years ago.
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You'll be hard pressed to find anyone extolling the life-giving qualities of cocaine the morning after snorting great big lines off of a Black Swan DVD case.
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When it comes to the head-on collision between social ideals and the realities of the street, you'd be hard-pressed to find a movie harder than this.
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You would be hard-pressed to find personnel with this same support staff classification who are required to receive the kind of specialized training as public safety telecommunicators.
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The city's open economy is being hard pressed by the year-long U.S.-China trade war, China's economic slowdown and more recently mass demonstrations against the city's government.
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At a glance, you'd be hard-pressed to tell Apple's new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus models, which go on sale Friday, from their 2015 and 73 counterparts.
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You'll be hard pressed to find someone in the United States who doesn't have an interest in or a position on issues of gun violence and gun control.
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Fast forward nearly two millennia to Christmas's modern-day trappings, and one might be hard-pressed to reconcile many of our beloved traditions with any deep spiritual roots.
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Proponents "will be very hard pressed to change my mind that this horror show in any way helps conservation of Elephants or any other animal," the President tweeted.
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It seems indisputable that energy efficiency standards are a tremendous success; lawmakers would be hard-pressed to find a more innovative, cost-effective, bipartisan example of good governance.
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Mr. Sharma said he is hard-pressed to convince headmasters in the Budgam district, where four schools have been burned, even to file police complaints after the fires.
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One would be hard-pressed to forget then-first lady Michelle Obama's speech on Hillary Clinton's behalf at the July 2016 Democratic National Convention, despite Clinton's 2016 loss.
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An America with an uninformed and unengaged president would be hard-pressed to meet the challenges it faces, much less seize upon opportunities to promote peace and prosperity.
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Indeed, you'd be hard-pressed to find news about Krane beyond the revelation several years ago that he was succeeding his far more public-facing predecessor, Bill Maris.
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A wave of recent columns argue that what Trump superfans — or at least some hazily imagined, hard-pressed Northern working-class version of them — really want is respect.
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The New York Knicks fell apart after a Christmas Day loss a season ago and they will be hard-pressed to avoid a duplicate performance this time around.
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Even so, Mr. Revere said the Trump administration would be hard-pressed to reject the North's proposal without making it appear that Washington — not Pyongyang — was the problem.
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In fact, if you read any article about the Spice Girls from the mid-late 90s, you'd be hard-pressed to find one that didn't aggressively undermine them.
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Treatments for rare diseases like SMA are increasingly popular among drugmakers, because they command high prices while insurers are hard pressed to reject claims, especially for sick children.
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Puerto Rican officials have for months denounced the federal government's response to Hurricane Maria, urging for more attention and action to help the island's hard-pressed storm survivors.
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Yet a stray Andy Warhol silk-screen aside, you'll be hard pressed to regularly find much on display that predates the 21960s in any of these private venues.
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It tries to take in almost everything, an impossible task, but I'd be hard-pressed to think she could have crammed more into these 247 highly readable pages.
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Still, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more sensitive interaction between humans than the doctor-patient relationship, and this has remained a thorny problem in hospital robotics.
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People may have varying risk capacities and financial goals they're working toward, but you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't prefer a cheaper way to invest.
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Facing a far tighter election in a matter of months, and a renewed Democratic Party determined to oust him, Trump may be hard pressed to match Modi's success.
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But now, future U.S. presidents might be hard-pressed, for instance, to reverse Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, a diplomatic carrot Americans had previously withheld.
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These exercises are quite financially burdensome for the regulated entities to comply with, and budget-strapped agencies are also hard-pressed to stay on schedule with the assessments.
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Precursor Ventures' Charles Hudson Annie Kadavy: I'd be hard-pressed to think of an example where a founder is not paying themselves, the question, though, is how much?
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Some wore face masks, in an apparent attempt to guard against the coronavirus outbreak now sweeping the world and adding to the concerns of hard-pressed European authorities.
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The militant Islamist group, whose fighters are hard pressed by international coalition and national forces in Syria and Iraq, regularly claims links with attacks carried out in Europe.
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"But considering the starting point, monetary policy may be hard pressed to play as prominent a role in support of the economy as during previous downturns," he said.
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PRO It's good on Southern atmosphere, and Ms. Dockery, free of her role as Lady Mary on "Downton Abbey," is terrific as a cynical, hard-pressed American grifter.
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People who follow the venture capital industry were hard-pressed to come up with a single example of a VC-backed startup that has ever paid regular dividends.
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Without an urgent war against terrorism in the region, Washington would be hard-pressed to justify its alliance with the Kurdish militia to its NATO ally in Ankara.
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Unfortunately, the true costs associated with the upheaval have thus far been borne not by those in the C-suite, but predominantly by the hard-pressed American worker.
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Highly endangered, it lives quietly in the forests of the Dominican Republic and Haiti, and scientists have been hard pressed to understand much about its habits and evolution.
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Fisher, he said, would be "hard-pressed to find convincing support for the proposition that college admissions would be improved if they were a function of class rank alone."
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Iraq and Afghanistan were indeed environments in which combatants were hard-pressed to distinguish snipers from a bystanders, or commuters from car bombers, and had to make decisions fast.
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If you aren't, you may have to defend yourself from behind bars, represented by a public defender who is hard-pressed and more than likely overloaded with other cases.
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Employers have been hard-pressed to raise pay packages in line with inflation while Macri's push to cut business costs has prompted layoffs in the public and private sectors.
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One of the puzzles of public opinion is that while people generally say they want less government, they also are hard-pressed to find specific government programs they oppose.
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Nevertheless, Samsung will be hard-pressed to make up for weaker components sales as it loses smartphone market share to rivals such as Apple and Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find other shows during Fashion Week that featured plus-size, trans, and disabled models, along with many models of color, as thoughtfully as Chromat's.
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While you'd be hard pressed to find a genre that doesn't frame music as an outlet for grief, such admissions take on a new life within hardcore and metalcore.
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Democrats may be hard-pressed to vilify the scholarly jurist, but their sense that he has been tapped for a stolen seat is certain to cloud his confirmation hearings.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a group right now (especially belonging to the "big three" as they're called — SM, YG, and JYP Entertainment) that doesn't have a lightstick.
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With other states taking the reins, would-be jihadists are hard-pressed to rationalize attacks against the United States and its Western allies under the guise of "defensive" jihad.
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The 6.1-inch "Liquid Retina" display isn't quite as stunning as the OLED displays on the XS and XS Max, but you'd be hard-pressed to see the difference.
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At once bountiful and hard-pressed, the school district covers a well-heeled suburb of Tulsa and spans the Arkansas river to take in part of the city proper.
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But on the BYU campus — a place conservatives once extolled for being an eye in the political storm of the radical '22100s — you'd have been hard-pressed to notice.
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If you're looking for the best tasting protein product on the market, you'd be hard-pressed to find anything better than Optimum Nutrition's High Protein Wafer Bars (9-pack).
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If there is a more unsettling yet fascinating fusion of the cute and the grotesque than tiny baby head sculptures, then one would be hard-pressed to find it.
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If you'd asked anyone if there was ever a situation in which they'd want to see the Blue Screen of Death, you'd be hard-pressed to find an answer.
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These days, living alone in a one-bedroom apartment for the amount I'm paying is a tall order in the Bay, and I'd be hard pressed to replicate it.
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Once on, the band is light and comfortable though (think bracelet rather than activity tracker), and it buzzes well enough that you'd be hard-pressed to miss a notification.
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In other words, you'd be hard-pressed to find a modern developer whose work hasn't been touched at a fundamental level by something Lattner has created in the past.
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Said Packer: You would be hard pressed to find many black Americans who have not thought about the concept of reparation, what would happen if reparations were actually given.
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By failing to track foreign payments it receives, the company will be hard-pressed to meet Trump's pledge to donate foreign profits and could even increase its legal exposure.
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Most startups would be hard-pressed to establish an operational spaceport in such a short timeframe with an estimated investment of $226 million, which is extremely low for spaceflight.
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Known for keeping his cool under pressure, Kron earned his nickname "Ice Cream Kron," but you'd be hard pressed to find this fighter snacking on ice cream these days.
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Northern Negros Alliance of Human Rights Advocates said the police and military in Negros were "hard-pressed to meet their quotas" in their fight to end the communist insurgency.
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The United States is the military backbone of NATO, and if the US left the Europeans would be hard pressed to carry out significant military missions on their own.
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Aside from the occasional all-expenses-paid, booze-fueled weekend party/brand-integration seminar in Las Vegas, you'd be hard pressed to find anything for fighters to rally around.
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Reading a report like this, South Koreans officials would be hard pressed to know if they should trust McMaster's reassurances, or expect Trump to act on his professed agenda.
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"Whether it was a minor brush with the law or exiting the sex trade, we're searching for people who may otherwise be hard pressed to find employment," said Falla.
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What follows next is certain to be a grueling campaign slog through details and allegations that voters will be hard pressed to track and, indeed, may soon tire of.
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The investments were undoubtedly needed; you'd be hard pressed to find a New Yorker who doesn't think the growth of the area is far outpacing the street-level infrastructure.
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"When you dub someone for life as 'Lyin' Ted' and now suddenly you're smiling with your arms around each other, it's a hard-pressed photo op," Mr. Brinkley said.
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Considering all this, if a PhD student submitted the CEA analysis as a term paper in public finance, I would be hard pressed to give it a passing grade.
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The views really are fantastic, and at $39 a night ($49 on Fridays and Saturdays), visitors to New York City would be hard pressed to find a cheaper accommodation.
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Editorial Considering the hard-pressed criminal justice system of Missouri — a crisis laid bare by the police shooting and civil unrest in Ferguson in 2014 — the last thing Gov.
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Since Vrai's jewelry follows a minimalist and dainty aesthetic, you'll be hard-pressed to find something you can't see yourself wearing at your most dressed up or laid back.
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Democratic lawmakers, who have pilloried the Republican nominee and incessantly declared him unfit for office, would be hard-pressed not to follow suit and vote to impeach that individual.
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That also goes for the adrenaline that the film's hard-pressed thieves, Toby and Tanner (Chris Pine and Ben Foster), summon whenever their early-morning bank heists turn sticky.
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Traders will be hard-pressed to find any market-moving data out of Asia on Friday, a condition that could see the major currencies consolidate through the Asian session.
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Britain also pays into the European Union budget, money that many advocates of withdrawal have argued should be spent at home, particularly on the hard-pressed National Health Service.
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Its release by Lionsgate and its Summit Entertainment unit in September will find Louisiana supporting a movie that highlights the inherent risks of its already hard-pressed oil industry.
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Normally when a company announces a brand new console and 22 exclusive titles, as Microsoft just did on Sunday night, you'd be hard-pressed to declare it a loser.
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In the coming years, you will be hard-pressed to find a teenager who can remember a time before the iPhone, but that doesn't necessarily mean they like it.
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Only a few years ago, there was plenty of hype, but you would've been hard pressed to find any major company that ran a significant OpenStack deployment in production.
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Even if someone managed to fork Android and clone all its best apps, they'd be hard-pressed to find a manufacturer to build a device for this Android clone.
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Led by artists Chip Lord and Doug Michels, Ant Farm had an affinity for the large-scale, often enacting dramatic projects you'd be hard-pressed to overlook or ignore.
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With rooms starting at $170 a night, there are certainly cheaper hotels in the city, but you'll be hard-pressed to beat the intimate vibe at this price point.
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For starters, even the most competent government agency would be hard-pressed to spot and stop deranged people — whose dark fantasies occur in the proverbial dark — before their rampages.
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Even so, Mr. Revere said the Trump administration would be hard-pressed to reject the North's proposal without making it appear that Washington — not the North — was the problem.
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"You'd be hard-pressed to find a paleontologist who doesn't have an opinion," said Armita Manafzadeh, a doctoral student at Brown University who was not involved in the study.
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Even if the $35,000 Model 3 lifts deliveries in the second quarter, Tesla will be hard-pressed to reach its full-year target of delivering 360,33 to 400,000 cars.
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You would be hard-pressed to find a person who can't find something to like across his discography, given his unique ability to both adapt and be transgressive simultaneously.
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Aside from the winners, I'm hard-pressed to recall a single significant moment from the telecast, except for the indelible image of Armie Hammer wielding a hot-dog cannon.
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Jews have various ways of observing this commandment — or not — but you will be hard pressed to find anyone using a cellphone in a synagogue during a Shabbat service.
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Cities are also scrambling to help hard-pressed healthcare staff - working flat out and often without transport networks - with well-placed home owners opening up their flats for free.
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But I'm hard pressed to think of a better crystal ball for predicting how somebody is likely to behave in the weeks, months and years after you hire them.
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"The Catcher Was a Spy" is a character drama and an espionage thriller with a premise so peculiar that a fiction writer would be hard pressed to contrive it.
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Recent events have provided her not with material, which she evidently didn't need, but with motivation, as well as a context that listeners will be hard-pressed to ignore.
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A single soul was arrested (a 21-year-old woman, for covering her face with a bandana) and you would be hard-pressed to find anyone with a bruise.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH AT 42 SECONDS The countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo is a magnet for critical praise, but you would be hard-pressed to find his voice on recordings.
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VIRGINIA WOOLFAnd the Women Who Shaped Her WorldBy Gillian Gill You would be hard pressed to find a writer from the 20th century more admiringly cited than Virginia Woolf.
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In a time where it seems every mainstream artist is at least somewhat divisive amongst audiences, you'd be hard-pressed to find a single person that hates Bruno Mars.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a single senator or member of Congress who wants fewer entrepreneurs, fewer jobs or less venture capital investment in their state or district.
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"There are women who are hard-pressed for time and really not interested in politics," said Tufts University political science Professor Eitan Hersh, an adviser on the Knight study.
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Address affordability by raising incomes for Americans: Raise the Earned Income Tax Credit — especially for workers without dependent children — and further enhance the EITC in especially hard-pressed areas.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Losses for already hard-pressed Danish farmers are likely to be bigger than previously expected, an industry lobby group said on Wednesday, warning this could trigger more bankruptcies.
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The Trump campaign, which boasts a formal communications department of one, would be hard-pressed to pull off a similarly concerted and coordinated messaging effort, barring proclamations from Trump himself.
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Tesla has set up nearly 1,000 fast-charging Supercharger stations around North America, but people who own its cars in big cities are still hard-pressed for convenient charging solutions.
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Under the laws governing independent bodies such as the Fed, he would be hard-pressed to remove a Fed board member "for cause," language courts have ruled exclude policy disagreements.
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And as for the Essential Phone not having water-resistance or wireless charging, those are features you'd be hard-pressed to find on any other phone in this price range.
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Temer will be hard pressed to get the unpopular pension bill approved before the 2018 election year starts and promised reform of Brazil's burdensome tax system might is now unlikely.
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So the Trump administration would be hard-pressed, as a general rule, to say that any of these individuals should have their clearance, their trustworthiness, revoked based on political views.
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Israel's attorney-general objects to it, saying it does not correspond to international law and that would be hard-pressed to defend if it were challenged in the Supreme Court.
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A really simple illustration might be Hollywood actor Tom Cruise: have a chat with him in person, and you'll be hard-pressed to notice the asymmetry of his front teeth.
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The McLaren and Honda partnership would be hard pressed to endure as miserable a pre-season testing programme as it did 12 months ago when reliability woes severally hampered it.
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"Facebook is going to be hard-pressed to distance itself from a currency that they are launching," Jennifer Grygiel, an assistant professor of communications at Syracuse University, told The Hill.
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I'd be hard pressed to believe that Facebook at some point in time wouldn't launch one of these as well, given it has such great contextual understanding of my relationships.
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Because their juvenile cartilaginous frames would have been hard-pressed to bear weight on land, these Acanthostega tetrapods likely spent their younger years as an entirely aquatic species, they concluded.
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" And audiences today will be as hard pressed as those in 1992 – or 1922, for that matter – to identify any distinct Middle Eastern cultures beyond that of an overgeneralized "East.
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Alas, now the device is little more than a punch line, and you'd be hard-pressed to find cool hunters still riding the two-wheel contraptions, UL-certified or not.
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Most often referred to as chicken sashimi or chicken tartare, raw chicken is served on some menus, though you'd be hard-pressed to find it at any ol' neighborhood establishment.
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You would be hard-pressed to find a picture of Koch in anything other than khaki pants and a denim button-up shirt with the "Sam Adams" logo on it.
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From ingredient-conscious companies like RMS Beauty to drugstore labels like Maybelline, tons of brands have re-texturized, offering smooth and creamy shadow pots over rock-hard pressed-powder palettes.
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To admirers, Mr Perkins is a bold campaigner for hard-pressed Christians; to critics, he is a foe of social progress with frighteningly harsh views on gender, sexuality and Islam.
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Among the people most interested in the fine-grained results of the software ratings are insurance companies, which have been hard-pressed to estimate reasonable premiums for insurance against hackers.
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It's a nifty trick, and when I tried it out on a call, I was hard-pressed to tell the difference between a regular earpiece and LG's Crystal Sound display.
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But while you'll be hard-pressed to find a more stereotypical Republican woman than the housewife who moonlights in this ad, she sounds a little too stilted to be convincing.
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From hip, urban cafes to the sprawling aisles of your local Costco, you'd be hard-pressed to find a thriving restaurant or grocer that doesn't sell the tough, leafy green.
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In Quebec, as in Ireland, the church can with some reason claim to have been the historic protector of a culture that was hard-pressed by Anglo-Saxon Protestant hegemony.
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When I couldn't finish my dinner, he'd smash the rest of it in my face and make me kneel in a corner, stripped naked, face hard-pressed against the wall.
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The extra money for the more than 30,000 veterans comes at a time when the government is hard pressed for cash and has already faced strikes by nurses and doctors.
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You'd be hard pressed to find more Pabst Blue Ribbon memorabilia gathered in one place than at Bob and Barbara's, whose walls and shelves act as an unofficial PBR museum.
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With much of the early development work done, he said he was hard pressed to say economic activity would ever return to the "full throttle" levels of the boom years.
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Even in America's most affordable places to live — typically Midwest cities such as Dayton, Ohio, and Wichita, Kansas — retirees would be hard-pressed to get by on such little income.
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If Clinton can carry her success in South Carolina across the rest of the South and pick off a couple of Sanders' targets, he'd be hard-pressed to catch her.
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That said, you'd be hard-pressed to tire yourself out on the Electrified S. It made easy work of hills big and small during my afternoon with it in Brooklyn.
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But many of those rules include enough gray areas that that IRS will be hard-pressed to police them, especially since the agency is understaffed after years of budget cuts.
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If you're searching for ways to support the students most in need of resources, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better cause than Derek Brown's North Lawndale boxing league.
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If you were picking a polar political opposite for Trump -- not just in tone but in policy emphasis as well -- you'd be hard pressed to find someone better than Pence.
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Jettisoning his campaign pledge to "take care of everybody" regardless of income, he proposed cutting federal health subsidies for the hard-pressed blue-collar voters who put him into office.
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Let's be clear: This grand bargain isn't supported exclusively by the nation's elite—though you would be hard-pressed to find a group of thoughtful civic leaders who oppose it.
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Thanks to that history-making Sports Illustrated cover, everyone knows who Ashley Graham is, and you'd probably be hard-pressed to find someone who wouldn't want to work with her.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that the decision would come next week, but he's hard pressed to reverse his claim that the "horror show" of trophy hunting does nothing to help elephants.
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Introducing the new system will not be quick or easy, and the government will be hard pressed to put it in place by the current deadline of April 1, 2017.
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And experts point out that anyone seeking refuge in another country would be hard-pressed to escape the global effects of a new American administration or outlook on the world.
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There was a time when you'd be hard-pressed to find a family in St. Mary's County that didn't make a stuffed ham, at least for Thanksgiving, Christmas or Easter.
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