It's hard to believe today, but they were almost omnipresent.
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" DeRozan said of passing Carter, "It's hard to believe honestly.
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Very hard to believe based on my experience with her.
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Finding this hard to believe, I tested it out myself.
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"It's hard to believe it's here," Hansen says, wonderfully unimpressed.
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The details of the shooting are almost hard to believe.
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I guess… I guess I find this hard to believe.
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Hard to believe this should happen here in Edinburgh. pic.twitter.
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It's hard to believe the amazing collaboration almost didn't happen.
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It's hard to believe that's what Nakamoto would have done.
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It's hard to believe that I'm in the Maglia Rosa.
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It's hard to believe that he's only two hours sleep.
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It is hard to believe that religious feeling has vanished.
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It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is around the corner.
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It's hard to believe that something like this actually exists.
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I swear to God, I know that's hard to believe.
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That seems hard to believe considering the scrub's loyal following.
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But Clinton aides said they find that hard to believe.
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It may be hard to believe now, but before Sept.
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"It's hard to believe it can even exist," Dunn adds.
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"I personally find that statement extremely hard to believe," Sen.
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Ilya Novikov, the family lawyer, says that's hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe it will happen until it does.
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It's hard to believe that this day is finally coming.
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It's hard to believe the star turns 51 this year.
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"It's kind of crazy and hard to believe," Altuve said.
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It's one time where #nofilter really became hard to believe.
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Modern Love Always hard to believe the ways details vanish.
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"I personally find that one hard to believe," she said.
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I don't see what's so hard to believe about that.
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Hard to believe it could have happened, but it did.
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It's hard to believe how many people come out here.
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It's hard to believe how strong I was back then.
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It's hard to believe Sweden will play in the final.
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I find it hard to believe it's taken this long.
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It is hard to believe he was unaware of this.
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I just find it hard to believe that this happened.
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It's hard to believe, but Keaton turns 71 on January 5.
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McCathern can guess why: "It's hard to believe anybody," he says.
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It might be hard to believe, but Defreece considers himself blessed.
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" "Hard to believe That 70s Show premiered 20 years ago today.
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But it is hard to believe that there is no impact.
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Status: It's hard to believe Tesla will pull off the timeline.
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"It's just hard to believe this President," the Democratic staffer said.
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"I find it hard to believe it was intentional," Trump said.
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Hard to believe that Disrupt NY is just around the corner!
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The sheer number of them makes that claim hard to believe.
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It's so incredibly maniacal that it's hard to believe it's real.
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"It's hard to believe we will not laugh anymore," she said.
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It is hard to believe that Serbia will give them up.
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Exciting though this is, it is also rather hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe somebody would say let's not do it.
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"It was hard to believe our eyes and senses," Kordan wrote.
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It's hard to believe, but CleanMyMac currently has 5 million users.
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" He added, "It's hard to believe I won the Tour Championship.
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It's hard to believe Zendaya Coleman is just 21 years old.
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Hard to believe, but SPACs barely existed until two years ago.
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"It's hard to believe it's only been a year," Zigler said.
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Sometimes, it's hard to believe that celebrities are anything like us.
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It's hard to believe that it's been such a long hiatus.
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It is hard to believe it was six years ago already.
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It's hard to believe that this union is soon to split.
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Hard to believe that Disrupt SF is just around the corner!
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It is hard to believe he would disavow his own legacy.
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Hard to believe a twee guy like him deflowered Lori Maddox.
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It's hard to believe these payments are simply for some advice.
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It's hard to believe that consumers don't value having those apps.
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This is in no way hard to believe or far-fetched.
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It's hard to believe that they feel differently about this topic.
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It may be hard to believe, but that person does exist.
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Hard to believe Trump has been president for just 143 days.
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"I find it hard to believe," said Virginia Republican David Brat.
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These days I find it hard to believe it ever existed.
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It's hard to believe, 500 is like supposed to be good?
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It's hard to believe it's going away just because of technology.
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But it's hard to believe such a device could escape attention.
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Hard to believe: 22016,22018-foot Popocatépetl had loomed there all along.
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Still, it's hard to believe the suicide dive would be banned.
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It's hard to believe we are still fighting this in 284.
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But the truth is you are, and it's hard to believe.
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It was hard to believe she'd so recently had brain surgery.
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It's hard to believe Super Tuesday was only a week ago.
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And it's hard to believe the layoffs will be that short.
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It is astonishing that his disavowal is so hard to believe.
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He was someone it was hard to believe could get AIDS.
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Hard to believe these networks are still getting away with this.
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The events Ronen describes to his tourists seem hard to believe.
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So even the updated testimony is a little hard to believe.
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And it's hard to believe that it will be carried out.
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This lawmaker, however, found the story a little hard to believe.
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Hard to believe you haven't been asked, so what's the story?
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That might seem hard to believe these days, but it's true.
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It's hard to believe that Definers and NTK weren't working together.
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Hard to believe there was a Congress & President who would approve!
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That can be hard to believe at times, but it's true.
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But it's hard to believe that those things are not connected.
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It's hard to believe, but true: 2017 is already half over.
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Hard to believe I was a virgin until I was 903.
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It's hard to believe O'Keefe was walking into this blind — just like it's hard to believe he wasn't aware that YouTube was scheduled for a run of congressional hearings in the days after the video posted.
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It's hard to believe its flowers, vivid and purple, are pure decoration.
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It's hard to believe it's been a year since David Bowie's death.
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Hard to believe they accomplished everything they did on a live stage.
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It's hard to believe that someone doesn't recognize Big Papi, number 34.
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"It's hard to believe there aren't other bodies out there," Bailey said.
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I find it hard to believe there's a new formulation that's universal.
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Facebook's earnings reports are consistently packed with hard-to-believe growth numbers.
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"Some of the flooding is actually epic, hard to believe," Trump said.
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But it's a little hard to believe, and even harder to parse.
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It's hard to believe that someone threw sweet Frances away like trash.
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It's hard to believe that Gossip Girl premiered 10 years ago today.
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But while many critics found their relationship hard to believe, I don't.
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It's hard to believe that was all the way back in 2000.
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And it's hard to believe Jolie is seething with jealousy of Gomez.
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But that's tremendously hard to believe given the reality on the ground.
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It is hard to believe that he is only 33 years old.
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It's honestly hard to believe that we're only nine months into 2017.
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Well now her sister Kendall is confirming the hard-to-believe statement.
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It's hard to believe that 2007 was a full 10 years ago.
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It's a staggering figure, but it's also not too hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe those images in his eye don't mean something.
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"He never, ever cooperated," he said, which is not hard to believe.
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I find it hard to believe most of us would hold out.
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It's hard to believe, but it's already time for the holidays again.
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Hard to believe we'll be doing this for nearly five more months.
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Hard to believe George Michael was only 22016 when Faith came out.
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It's hard to believe that someone so good is getting even better.
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It might be hard to believe that 2000s nostalgia is a thing.
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But it's hard to believe that Clinton's attackers really care about that.
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But Ms. Judge said Ms. Jones found it all hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe two things at once, but I did then.
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But it's hard to believe this city will easily forget about him.
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It is hard to believe Jorge Cruz is only 27 years old.
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It's hard to believe that Maddie Ziegler is only 13 years old.
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That's somewhat hard to believe, given the high stakes for both parties.
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I think with things that are hard to believe, you need proof.
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I find it hard to believe this is your first Emmy nomination.
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And this is not at all character; it's really hard to believe.
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His program notes make it hard to believe it was a surprise.
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This is hard to believe and we're all going to miss him.
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It's hard to believe this introduction was written by the same people.
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It's hard to believe I've been out in L.A. for 11 years.
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It's hard to believe we got this far without those basic capabilities.
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"It's hard to believe it was 25 years ago," Mr. Eastwood said.
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It's hard to believe we're already more than a month into 2016.
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It was hard to believe, someone said, that Iran is anti-American.
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I find it very hard to believe there are still undecided people.
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I know it's hard to believe, but I think that's the case.
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"Hard to believe," Gilmour said of any athlete who could be 119.
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Thanks for all the great rockin' music, hard to believe you're gone.
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But it's hard to believe that this has been unaided by censorship.
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"It's hard to believe now how ignorant I was then," she said.
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It is a very sad situation, and it is hard to believe.
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But it's hard to believe the president even knows what's going on.
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It all happened so fast that it&aposs still hard to believe it.
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With all of the phony stories and Fake News, it's hard to believe!
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It's hard to believe that Game of Thrones premiered almost a decade ago.
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Which makes it hard to believe this fight is all about free speech.
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It's hard to believe in yourself when it feels nobody out there cares.
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It's hard to believe that it's been 20 years since Princess Diana died.
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It's hard to believe that Girls is coming to an end this season.
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So with the dragon just disappearing underwater, it's hard to believe he's dead.
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It's hard to believe, however, what David did wouldn't raise a red flag.
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" Also according to this promotional video, "It's hard to believe he's not real!
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Hard to believe there's actually going to be voting in Iowa next week.
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It's hard to believe this kind of thing would happen in Hong Kong.
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Hard to believe, but TC Sessions: Robotics is just over a week away.
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With a couch like that, it's hard to believe they do anything else!
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But many close to the family find the drug allegations hard to believe.
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This is hard to believe, given that The Bachelor follows a strict formula.
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It is hard to believe that the finale of Rob & Chyna is here.
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It's hard to believe, but before the 2002 model, BMW wasn't really BMW.
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It's hard to believe, but America's most iconic 19423x4 is turning 75 today.
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Hard to believe, but these two birds pictured above are the same age.
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It's hard to believe in this country that we would have had that.
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It's not hard to believe that data-driven recommendations would drive up sales.
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It's hard to believe just how much happened in such a short time.
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Either way, it's hard to believe that Olympians have trouble getting a date.
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It's hard to believe that Céline Dion has never attended the Met Gala.
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So, again, it's hard to believe we're slightly over a year from there.
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Family friend Chris Cano said it was hard to believe Jordan was gone.
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It's hard to believe, but these monsters have killed more people than ISIS.
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I find it hard to believe that the FDA would turn it down.
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Because honestly, it's hard to believe you're seeing it even in a video.
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But the Chinese University of Hong Kong's Lam found this hard to believe.
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When she first told me this, it was kind of hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that he would have committed such a transparent blunder.
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He called it "hard to believe" that "obstructionists" may vote against Pompeo's confirmation.
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It may be hard to believe that the phrase was not a euphemism.
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It's hard to believe that interracial marriage was legalized only 50 years ago.
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It was jaw-dropping and hard to believe that it was happening today.
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The stories of Americans affected by surprise medical bills are hard to believe.
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Like his Justice Department investigation allegations against Rosenstein, that is hard to believe.
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This is so messed up that it is almost hard to believe. Almost.
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It is hard to believe that Gannett's offer is its last, or best.
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It's hard to believe how good it is without hearing it for yourself.
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It's hard to believe we are only two weeks into this wonderful adventure.
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Hard to believe, but Startup Battlefield MENA is just over a week away.
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It's hard to believe this sculpture started out as a piece of fruit.
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It's hard to believe this Orwellian power grab is real, but it is.
|
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Those assertions were always hard to believe, even for some Fox News personalities.
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"Hard to believe it's been a year since losing Luke," the caption read.
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"The whole thing is so hard to believe," I added, shaking my head.
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It's hard to believe a strategy of structural reform would have fared worse.
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It's hard to believe both came from the same place, but they did.
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Ogbeni, it is hard to believe she once considered herself shy and insecure.
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"It's quite hard to believe what the scientists are saying," Ms. Flores said.
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It's hard to believe any country could waste so many resources and prosper.
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Is it so hard to believe that Noah is some other woman's Furkat?
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But he was still finding it hard to believe her victory really happened.
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But it's hard to believe that acting too slowly was Facebook's only problem.
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It's hard to believe the two men are talking about the same President.
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Lynch said it was hard to believe that it had been that long.
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It's hard to believe in a category more than the producers themselves do.
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It's hard to believe this journey all began with a basic Nokia phone.
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Habitual liars find it hard to believe that others don't also easily lie.
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With 27 million subscribers, it's hard to believe the YouTuber is only 21.
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It is hard to believe that the Newtown shooting was seven years ago.
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It's hard to believe that he could be so devoid of the facts.
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Advocates of extreme free-market policies will find that observation hard to believe.
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Hard to believe this guy is considering a run for US Senate. pic.twitter.
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Harvey has near-perfect pitch, so it's hard to believe she is deaf.
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"It's painful, it's hard to believe what is being alleged," Ms. Davis said.
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"Money in politics — it's hard to believe the extent of it," he said.
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But it is hard to believe that voluntary standards would be strong enough.
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So many people, just hard to believe, but just so many people dead.
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This is hard to disprove — but very, very hard to believe, as Sen.
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SpaceX wants to make this competitive with terrestrial broadband, which is a little hard to believe considering the growth of fiber, but also not that hard to believe because of telecoms dragging their heels getting to rural areas still using DSL.
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The buffet restaurant is like the Seattle Grace Hospital of the food industry: So many terrible things have happened in it, it's hard to believe it isn't cursed — and it's hard to believe that anyone would want to keep going there.
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It's hard to believe we only have six episodes to wrap it all up.
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It's hard to believe that it's been 15 years since Aaliyah left this world.
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It's hard to believe, but the Grey's spinoff first aired 10 years ago yesterday.
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Kylie Jenner turns 19 today, and her family is finding that hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that she's been surprising us all for nearly a decade.
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"We find that hard to believe based on information that we have," Newman said.
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"Hard to believe it's been five years since my last book tour," he says.
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"[It] seems hard to believe now that he actually came in," added the staffer.
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It's hard to believe The Real Housewives of New York debuted 10 years ago.
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They find it hard to believe that Trump's foreign policy advisers, including retired Gen.
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"It's hard to believe [Nalcor] at face value when they say stuff," he said.
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Mike also gives us some Netflix insider info ... and it's pretty hard to believe.
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Pharrell Williams is making it hard to believe that there's anything he can't do.
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Hard to believe now how much time teenage girls spent making their own clothes.
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"It's hard to believe we've stooped this low," Manchin said of the Romney fallout.
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Here's how it works: It's hard to believe we didn't know about this before.
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It's hard to believe they were looking at four rate increases for this year.
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"It's very hard to believe he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEarchern said.
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In fact, it was "hard to believe that they had just met," Zoe says.
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I find it hard to believe that they couldn't find anyone who was qualified.
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It's hard to believe it's been over a decade since the movie came out.
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It's hard to believe it's only been two years since it's felt like 10.
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And the spoilers, let me say, are juicy, dark, and frankly, hard to believe.
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It is hard to believe that such aestheticism was arrived at entirely by coincidence.
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It's hard to believe that a movie as timeless as Mean Girls can age.
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Hard to believe that TechCrunch's first Startup Battlefield Australia is just one month away.
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It's hard to believe even hard-hearted Republicans would vote for such a bill.
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So much time has passed that "it's hard to believe it happened," said Bailey.
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It's hard to believe that December is already upon us, but here we are.
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Hard to believe, I know — but the songs are still recognizable without the outfits.
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It's hard to believe that the Star Wars saga turns 40 later this month.
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That's why it's hard to believe anything Trump officials say about policies concerning race.
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It's hard to believe how bad it is until it actually happens to you.
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It's hard to believe that Woe has been around for ten whole years now.
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Looking back at it after the election, it's hard to believe in that argument.
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It's hard to believe Saudi Arabia's de facto leader knew nothing about Khashoggi's demise.
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Looking at the explosive reaction to Gillespie's tweet, it's not hard to believe this.
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To quote Elizabeth: "It's hard to believe there are six people in this photo."
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Given what we already know, it's hard to believe that it won't be damning.
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Looking back, it's almost hard to believe a show this strange became so famous.
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It's hard to believe things will get better when the lights burn this low.
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Though it might be hard to believe, not everyone is a fan of ice.
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"It's so beautiful it's hard to believe it just grows like this," Logan said.
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"That material seemed impenetrable, so it was a little hard to believe," Slat said.
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But political observers say they find Trump pulling off a victory hard to believe.
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He challenged me, inspired me and I find it hard to believe he's gone.
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"It was hard to believe somebody could just undercut us so easily," Leonard said.
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In this political environment, it's hard to believe there won't be a bitter fight.
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It may be hard to believe, but there were other things going on Thursday.
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The Trump administration has given early indications of accepting this hard-to-believe tale.
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"It's hard to believe that we even have to post this," the police wrote.
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It's hard to believe this is the US president talking, but here we are.
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It's hard to believe that we might even see a hacker run for president.
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It's hard to believe that Apple is caving in to the regime like this.
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"It's hard to believe anyone could be that naïve, but I was," she says.
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It's hard to believe a crazier shot would come along a couple weeks later.
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"It's hard to believe the kind of impact it has had," Dr. Shephard said.
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Sometimes it's hard to believe this is the same person, but she's not alone.
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It's hard to believe such a lopsided arrangement could ever produce a just result.
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Trump's activity in late August and early September 28503 makes that hard to believe.
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Sheriff Hawthorne said members of his department still found the attack hard to believe.
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But it's hard to believe that would be the ultimate driver behind the declination.
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With respect to hypertension, it's hard to believe we're not already oversaturated with worry.
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Considering all the other reporting on the meeting, this was extremely hard to believe.
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It is hard to believe that more than a handful of voters gave thought to the role of the ECJ in Euratom before the referendum; it is hard to believe that many would care right now if the ECJ were still involved.
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It's hard to believe that they started with a basic, drab 16-by-16 space.
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But in this episode, Tony's guests were, hard to believe, more profane than he was.
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It is hard to believe the city was built by humans, it appears like magic.
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To the unaccustomed player, it's hard to believe some of these words are actually English.
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Regarding "bullishness," I continue to find it hard to believe that investors are overly bullish.
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It's hard to believe that Christina Ricci, 36, has been acting since she was 9.
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It is hard to believe this family has been in New Jersey only a week.
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"It's hard to believe, because we just beat a really, really good team," Girardi said.
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CATANESE: It&aposs hard to believe denuclearization is what they are going to agree to.
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Hard to believe but this could be worse than Charlottesville… Trump's racism is costing lives.
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It's hard to believe we're already approaching the season 7 finale of Game Of Thrones.
|
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It seems hard to believe this is what Trump voters believed they would be getting.
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It's hard to believe, but it's been 20 years since Matilda was released in theaters.
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It's pretty hard to believe this crazy high-tech gadget is so easy to use.
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It's hard to believe that there was a time when stylists and editors were anonymous.
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But I still find it hard to believe that this is a response to grief.
|
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This is Hannah's truth… so why is it so hard to believe her over Bryce?
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Why is it so hard to believe that we don't all need, or want, rescuing?
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It's hard to believe he's pulling an Augustus Waters from The Fault In Our Stars.
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Now it's undeniable, even if hard to believe, that oil is giving peace a chance.
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Though, right now, it's hard to believe anything could be more special than this dress.
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Antonitza still finds it hard to believe that he could have intended to hurt anyone.
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It's hard to believe just a few moments ago I was on top of Chicago.
|
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It's hard to believe it now, but Houston Texans fans once hated on J.J. Watt.
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It's really kind of hard to believe but look, it's all part of this process.
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I find it very hard to believe that he would gun down an innocent man.
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Hard to believe that South Korea ... and Japan will put up with this much longer.
|
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Still, it's hard to believe the fight against opioids is top on the President's list.
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It's hard to believe, but it's been two long years since Daredevil Season 2 premiered.
|
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And it's just hard to believe that they didn't come talk to my mom first.
|
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It's hard to believe that fintech startup Revolut still doesn't have a proper banking license.
|
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Now, as fun and millennial as this theory is, it's hard to believe it's true.
|
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It's hard to believe that Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle empire Goop is celebrating its 10th birthday.
|
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I find it hard to believe it was making me so fat but something changed.
|
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But it's hard to believe a teen drama's "lack of logic" impacted a presidential election.
|
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"It was hard to believe that we had finally gotten to that point," she said.
|
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Given the history of law enforcement in America, I find it hard to believe otherwise.
|
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I just find it hard to believe that these cats have performance reviews, you know?
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It's hard to believe they haven't rekindled a romance after posting that Snapchat tongue video.
|
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"It's hard to believe that they lapsed into some unknowing state of being," he said.
|
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If media is always supposedly bogus, it could become hard to believe any of it.
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It's hard to believe Trump wasn't told about the meeting during the campaign, he said.
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So hard to believe that Lindsey Graham would be against saving soldier lives & billions of $$$.
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"Hard to believe Obstructionists May vote against Mike Pompeo for Secretary of State," Trump tweeted.
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It's a utopian vision of the future that's hard to believe in our hostile reality.
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It's hard to believe the designer used toilet paper for this beautiful corset back detail.
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While each respondent provided the obligatory "of course not," it was hard to believe them.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEachern said.
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It is hard to believe that the muddling-through can continue for another five years.
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I found it hard to believe that we would be in Minnesota in six days.
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It is hard to believe that the corporation does not exert similar control over pay.
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It's hard to believe Comoros is one of the least-visited countries in the world.
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The situations they faced — often laughable, sometimes infuriating, always daunting — today seem hard to believe.
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It is hard to believe that there is anything new to say about Joltin' Joe.
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Noisey: It's kind of hard to believe it's been six years since the last album.
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Hard to believe that South Korea..... ....and Japan will put up with this much longer.
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It is hard to believe that Lowly is Felsenthal's first colection, it is that good.
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Soulja also had one final message for Chris, and it's a little hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that voters who embrace Don Blankenship are looking for progressive economics.
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Hard to believe, really, that the company only started life nine or so years back.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," he said.
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I'm quite shy, people find that hard to believe because of the way I dress.
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It's genuinely hard to believe they sound so great when you first pick them up.
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For those who revel in urban life, it's hard to believe it can just stop.
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"It looks terrible because it's hard to believe they would not share information," Noble said.
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It's hard to believe that 85033 years have passed since Apple unveiled the first iPhone.
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Some days, it's hard to believe there's anything good about being a woman at all.
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Yeah, it's hard to believe, but Onward is 100 percent Weekend at Bernie's for kids.
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But it is hard to believe anyone has been more of a force than Judge.
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Faulkner: Okay, you're going to find this hard to believe: I'm going to be silent.
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These days, it appears that he can laugh at himself, and that's hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that there were things we didn't know about Kim Kardashian West.
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Hard to believe, but William Shatner has never been to space or in zero gravity.
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"Hard to believe, but I like these Crocs even more than my first," Combs said.
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It's hard to believe that "Bad Girls" was released all the way back in 2012.
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It's hard to believe a more hawkish Treasury Secretary couldn't make those delays last longer.
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It's hard to believe that this simple but encompassing idea is not already a book.
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It's hard to believe, but true: If every state's and district's election results on Nov.
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It's hard to believe that Clinton didn't know that these actions wouldn't come under scrutiny.
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Given the film's ageless appeal, it's hard to believe the movie is already a decade old.
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Seeing New York's new Second Avenue Subway, it can be hard to believe it's actually real.
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It's hard to believe that the original Toy Story movie hit theaters way back in 1995.
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" The defense, Rodriguez says, faces "an extremely difficult case because it's hard to believe [Chris'] story.
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Seriously, it's hard to believe he was attempting anything else, based on how perfect it was.
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At first Grinbaum said he found that hard to believe, but over time, he became convinced.
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Hard to believe his people, and the military, put up with living in such horrible conditions.
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It's hard to believe Meghan Trainor has only been in the spotlight for two short years.
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It seems hard to believe that Mario has been around for more than 30 years now.
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It is hard to believe, but we don&apost have much of that in South Carolina.
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If you're an avid follower of gaming and tech news, this might be hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe it's been over 20103 years since Bravo premiered its Real Housewives franchise.
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It's hard to believe, but it's been 15 years since Legally Blonde came into our lives.
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Still, it's hard to believe he would—or even could—push for a Melo-Love swap.
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It's hard to believe that for Cruz, this critique is anything less than a steroid injection.
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Hard to believe it's been an entire decade since I've had a drink or a drug.
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And Jughead admits that it's hard to believe all four of them get along so well.
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It's hard to believe Buffy the Vampire Slayer debuted on The WB 20 years ago today.
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That's not too hard to believe, because exactly one year later, it's already grown to 2TB.
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It would be hard to believe that you wouldn't compare when the words are so similar.
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For a "basic" camera, some of these specs are frankly hard to believe at first glance.
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It's hard to believe that such a lot of people go for this sort of thing.
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A proven series powerhouse, it is hard to believe that Murphy has time for another show.
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Hard to believe, but we're only a few months out from the next TC Sessions: Robotics.
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It is hard to believe the framers would be happy with the result of their work.
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It's hard to believe that a book written in 1936 can still be so relevant today.
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It seems hard to believe this criticism was any harsher than that he directed at himself.
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Hard to believe it's been 4 years… We miss you C… love you more ❤️ pic.twitter.
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It's hard to believe, but yes, some people get Hamilton tickets and end up canceling them.
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It's hard to believe that next year we'll be celebrating the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter.
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Her hip-hop moves are so smooth it's hard to believe that Basil is a septuagenarian.
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It's hard to believe the beauty of Leonardo DiCaprio could exist in more than one person.
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It's hard to believe that Scott and Kris wouldn't have heard this story when it happened.
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It's hard to believe that there have already been 100 episodes of everyone's favorite Shondaland show.
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That was Morricones' first Oscar…pretty hard to believe after all the iconic scores he's composed.
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This is hard to believe when millions of Americans have no high-speed service at home.
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Stefaniak's family finds it hard to believe that she was heading to the airport that early.
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It's hard to believe I do the only job I've ever wanted since I was 11.
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With a mug this un-fur-gettable, it's hard to believe that someone dumped Sally Ann.
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It's hard to believe that you are getting better when you are striking out and hitting .
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But MoviePass has had so many financial issues that it's hard to believe it's still around.
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Sylvester Stallone and Ron Meyer are both sobbing on the phone together, it's hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe, but one of America's most famous families was never officially media-trained.
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It is hard to believe the East Wing did not see these blows coming miles away.
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That is hard to believe, given the poisonous political atmosphere that prevails in present-day Washington.
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It's a little hard to believe that they actually go along with Maeve's self-approved redesign.
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Which makes Kaspersky's claims that they don't collaborate with Russian intelligence a little hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that further details will remain secret until opening night on July 30.
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It's hard to believe that it's been a year since pop star George Michael passed away.
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He is 33-0 this year, and it is hard to believe his streak won't continue.
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Given all we know now, it's hard to believe that we were allowed to do that.
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You sit there and you listen and it's hard to believe that those stories are real.
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"It seems hard to believe that they didn't notice the sock in his throat," I said.
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The colonel tells her something that's a bit hard to believe: Frank was a fun guy!
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It's hard to believe a movie could veer so far from its original's style and originality.
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It's hard to believe it's been almost a year since our pin obsession really popped off.
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Despite all of these major accomplishments, it's hard to believe that is Turshen's first solo cookbook.
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It may be hard to believe now, but Lindsey Graham was once considered a relative moderate.
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It looked so much like the real stuff that it was hard to believe it wasn't.
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He repeatedly said that work was his salvation during that time, which wasn't hard to believe.
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He again avoided directly attacking Dr. Blasey, but said he found her charges hard to believe.
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I find it hard to believe that he thinks that Donald Trump is enabling populist programs.
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But in a partisan environment like this, it's hard to believe that this could ever happen.
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It's hard to believe, but there may be such a thing as too little college debt.
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"It's hard to believe that such a different and magical world exists so close to home."
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Looking at the fire made it hard to believe that anyone had made it out alive.
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Despite her getting her hands on baby Zeke, it's hard to believe that's all she wants.
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So yeah, it's probably hard to believe it, but, we both have never worn [a costume]!
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It's hard to believe that any of the other Republican candidates could have beaten Hillary Clinton.
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It is hard to believe that at least some of the questions don't already have answers.
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In today's political climate, it is hard to believe that Republicans and Democrats can work together.
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It seems hard to believe, but in 21885392, 21885391 inches seemed impossibly large for a phone.
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All of which made it hard to believe that they had run away, Ms. Parsons said.
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Sometimes, it&aposs hard to believe what this team has built in less than five years.
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But it&aposs hard to believe anyone watching this film is unaware of any of that.
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I find it hard to believe that the Russians were really to blame for Hillary's loss.
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With sales chops like that, sir, it is hard to believe you ever resorted to threats.
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It's hard to believe that Ms. Fleming won't puddle up a little at her last performance.
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It's hard to believe that "Purple Rain," Prince's most beloved album, could lose any award ever.
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JIM MEYER: I know with what's going on in Washington this week, it's hard to believe.
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"It's always hard to believe a bad thing about someone you respect and admire," he said.
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Nonetheless, it seems hard to believe that Uber couldn't find any women to take the job.
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But it's hard to believe that's the last we'll ever see of this powerful she-wolf.
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It's hard to believe, but Gary Cohn's resignation from the White House was only last week.
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Still, it's hard to believe he won't drop President Trump's name in at least one zinger.
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In this political environment, it is hard to believe there will not be a bitter fight.
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It's hard to believe he did not know exactly what was going on in his dugout.
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It's hard to believe 2017 has had the same number of days as every other year.
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One that seems particularly hard to believe if two people are attractive and famous, because, famous genitals.
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Inside Art It's hard to believe that the Philadelphia Museum of Art has never had a Hopper.
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"It's hard to believe it, but we really knew that we'd be together after that," she says.
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It's hard to believe now, but the couple wasn't originally in the long-running drama's master plan.
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It's hard to believe, but Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's son Saint is already a year old.
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So hard to believe, in fact, that Insider asked a doctor if Arya would survive the wounds.
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But the idea that The New York Times published incorrect information knowingly is very hard to believe.
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It's still hard to believe and I know the family is struggling and ready to find him.
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And, I just find it hard to believe that we're not going to go into another recession.
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It's hard to believe, but people have been saying "She doesn't even go here!" for 15 years.
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I know people are going to find that a little bit hard to believe, but believe me.
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Many fans still find that hard to believe, especially given the public rebukes by original cast members.
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Gladstone would find it hard to believe that food banks are needed in such a wealthy nation.
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It might be hard to believe, but Google Maps is 15 years old as of this week.
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It's a little hard to believe, but Pokémon Go has been out for almost a full year.
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It is hard to believe that at one time he was so wicked, so evil, so violent.
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I find it hard to believe that this has never happened, but maybe not to this extent.
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It's hard to believe, but Gunstar Heroes is actually playable using an Amazon Fire TV remote control.
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It's hard to believe now, but until 2007, the humble pound sign was just a pound sign.
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It's kind of hard to believe because I feel like I had been waiting for so long.
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It's hard to believe, but the company unveiled the original Gear VR two years ago next month.
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Read the full email: Dear Fellow Owners,It's hard to believe we are half way through 2019.
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"For me, it was hard to believe that he hit anybody, especially anybody in authority," he said.
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But it's hard to believe that Disney would resist featuring Depp's iconic character in the first trailer.
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The fact is, no one could -- it&aposs hard to believe that those are really the facts.
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But it's hard to believe that anyone from a government organization approved it, and they did not.
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"So hard to believe that Lindsey Graham would be against saving soldier lives & billions of $$$," Trump tweeted.
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Still, recent reactions over a certain candy brand changing its name are a little hard to believe.
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I find it hard to believe that Chum Hum is just now getting into the tablet business.
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Deutsche Bank was widely considered to be in big trouble, but Cramer found that hard to believe.
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And yet, even still, it's hard to believe that any of this will really ruin Bill O'Reilly.
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A lot of people might find that hard to believe, but that's what it was all about.
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Based on this visit, it's hard to believe this particular Sears store will stay open much longer.
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It's hard to believe the moment we all learned the presidential election would be recounted in Wisconsin.
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Hard to believe but I'm staring right at you and my goodness yes you are a teenager!
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It's hard to believe that Jordyn was involved in this, and I am so disappointed in Tristan.
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It's hard to believe the Tokyo 2020 medals started off as just a pile of old tech.
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It's hard to believe that nighttime landscapes like the one above were taken with a phone camera.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: Hard to believe it's all over, after a mere 984 hours of prime time melodrama.
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It may seem hard to believe, but Donald Trump has been president for less than 10 months.
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It was hard to believe, so we got in the car and went to see for ourselves.
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Thinking back to my worst Christmas, I found it hard to believe that my unhappiness would pass.
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It's hard to believe it has been more than 50 years since the second wave of feminism.
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It's hard to believe the speech's writers weren't thinking of that similarity when they crafted the address.
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He was so buttoned up when he was around us, I find these charges hard to believe.
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It was hard to believe that they weren't the same vehicle, and that the vehicle wasn't Nunez's.
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If you're the average marshmallow consumer and not a food historian, that can be hard to believe.
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I find it hard to believe a core character drinking from his own head was added thoughtlessly.
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It's hard to believe that the baker behind this sugary work of art is a Trump fan.
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It's honestly hard to believe: his Chiefs won the AFC West, arguably the hardest division in football.
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After seeing this, it's hard to believe that Kendrick was nervous to perform for the Cannes crowd.
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All the time, I find it hard to believe that the moves of these plants are real.
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It's hard to believe there was a dry eye in the house — or onstage, for that matter.
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The house seemed so ordinary that it was hard to believe that something so horrible happened there.
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It's hard to believe this team is less than a year removed from a Super Bowl appearance.
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It's hard to believe that someone made a live-action Pokémon movie that actually looks pretty good.
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But the similarities are so many and so striking that it is hard to believe he didn't.
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If it is Iran ... it's hard to believe there's not going to be some kind of response.
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Five-hundred is a lot of murders, hard to believe, like 500 is supposed to be good?
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It might be hard to believe at this stage, but Nadal will fade from view someday, too.
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It's hard to believe this is anything other than another way for Republicans to stall congressional action.
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"It's hard to believe that it's still Broward and Palm Beach Counties having these issues," he said.
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I'll check, but I found it hard to believe, over 30-page decision by the appellate court.
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When I got home at 6am it was still hard to believe what we had just experienced.
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It's hard to believe but it was only three years ago this month — just after 7 p.m.
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I mean it is exciting, it's also just 10 years is so long, it's hard to believe.
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It's such a wild idea that even in retrospect it's hard to believe it could have worked.
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" A Biden campaign spokesman replied that it's "hard to believe anything a Trump says on tax returns.
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It would be hard to believe that these developments did not faze him as the game approached.
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In Ms. Miller's work, the bodies are unmistakably real, but the art can seem hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe now, but as a small kid, I wanted to be a truck driver.
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It's still hard to believe that Trisha Brown, the postmodern visionary, is no longer in the world.
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It is hard to believe there is a downside to being a billionaire — because there isn't, really.
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I just find it hard to believe that there are a lot people that are doing it.
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Beyond Bloomberg's dismal performance, it's hard to believe that the debate changed the trajectory of the race.
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It is hard to believe that closer ties with the military would perpetuate this culture of innovation.
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It's hard to believe that they were that — I don't know what the word for it is.
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It was hard to believe this was once an orderly urban setting, lined with restaurants and hotels.
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I find it hard to believe that everybody in California believes in what this person has done.
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Carmichael has said he finds the projections hard to believe and wants to examine them more closely.
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Halloween is on the horizon, which might be hard to believe since summer hasn't quite slipped away.
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After PRISM, it was hard to believe that private data could really be private in the cloud.
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It may be hard to believe, but even superstar Beyoncé isn&apost always secure in her appearance.
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It's hard to believe that Michigan "can't afford" to invest in education and retirement security for teachers.
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It's almost hard to believe, but I have been a member of Congress for almost two decades.
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With such a huge, open space, it's hard to believe we're in the middle of the CBD.
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But for 20 Fig Newtons versus five, it's a little hard to believe they would do that.
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It's hard to believe two NATO allies are this far apart on a crucial national security issue.
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The show is such a bad idea that it's hard to believe that it exists at all.
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"If it wasn't hard to believe, everyone should go out and buy five of these," Whiteman said.
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I found it hard to believe they could get much work done with all the eye candy.
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It's hard to believe how the Americans have allowed [George W. Bush] to get away with this.
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It's all so workaday and borderline grim that it's hard to believe it could possibly be fake.
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That might be true, but it's hard to believe that it's a major factor driving recent economic trends.
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And when I look down at that tattoo now, it's hard to believe I ever lived without it.
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It's hard to believe that just a month ago I spoke with Brittany Maynard for the first time.
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"I find it very hard to believe [the votes were casted] off of an informed decision," Allen said.
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If you find it hard to believe that Kodiak-tually happen, there are certainly is claws for concern.
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It's hard to believe Frank Ocean dropped his long-awaited third album, Blonde, more than a month ago.
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And despite their claims that they're not a couple off the ice, DeGeneres found it hard to believe.
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Sometimes, it's hard to believe that it's been less than four weeks since President Donald Trump took office.
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They search her totally-not-destroyed-by-monsters house and find it hard to believe she was attacked.
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With such a mature singing style, it's hard to believe this girl isn't even in her tweens yet.
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It's not hard to believe that Saudi Aramco would be valued at huge multiples of its American counterpart.
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"It's hard to believe it has been a half century since the US won the space race," Sen.
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"I find it hard to believe if DeSantis is the nominee, the left will stay home," Stipanovich said.
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With that insane number of followers, it's pretty hard to believe that she doesn't have a digital consultant.
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But the idea of one product working for all skin tones is one that is hard to believe.
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PS26, Xbox One - January 2200th It's hard to believe, but the next Kingdom Hearts is almost upon us.
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It may be hard to believe, but sometime in the near future you'll long for pants once more.
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It was still hard to believe that everyone had been so upset about "hypothetical" Halloween costumes, she said.
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It's hard to believe that the combination of his Thor physique and Princess Jasmine waistline isn't actually CGI.
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After a year of spiralling disputes between America and China, their professions of friendship are hard to believe.
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"It's hard to believe what happened last night," noted Greenland's Prime Minister Kim Kielsen in a Facebook post.
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It would be hard to believe that, deep down, he doesn't really care who wins on November 8.
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It's hard to believe that VÉRITÉ only recently released her debut album, Somewhere in Between, this past summer.
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"There's absolutely no crime, it's an amazing neighborhood, it's hard to believe it's a city neighborhood," he said.
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Sarah Kinonen, Style & Beauty Editorial Assistant: It's hard to believe this is was Brie Larson's first Golden Globes.
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Despite her decades-long status as the Queen of Daytime, it's hard to believe Susan Lucci is 70.
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It's hard to believe that there was a time when Amazon was just a place to buy books.
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Jennifer Lopez is finding it hard to believe that she is the mother of two 10-year-olds.
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It's hard to believe it's already been three years since these two tied the knot in Florence, Italy.
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It's hard to believe that this is what we would see if we looked through thousands of straws.
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It's hard to believe that just a few years ago, Gummer was told she would never walk again.
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Six weeks ago, it was hard to believe Washington had the political will to do much about that.
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It's hard to believe that Donald Trump still has the ability to surprise us, but here we are.
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It's hard to believe that your coworker is dating real-life royalty — just ask Meghan Markle's Suits costars!
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It's hard to believe, but according to USA Today, there are only 3,38903 tigers left in the wild.
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That's right: I know this is hard to believe, but someone's name is Lace and she looooooves attention.
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Some happened so many subsequent partners ago that it's hard to believe the OG lovebirds were ever together.
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It's hard to believe that Olivia will still be Dark Olivia when Scandal ends after its seventh season.
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After emphatically outworking Cain Velasquez, fans found it hard to believe anyone could get the better of Werdum.
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It's hard to believe Chase Elliott still has a yellow rookie stripe on the back of his bumper.
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It's hard to believe, but cooking on television didn't come naturally to Food Network star Giada De Laurentiis.
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Chick-fil-A's mac was so good it's hard to believe it came from a fast-food chain.
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FEC, it is hard to believe there couldn't be a further battering of the safeguards of U.S. democracy.
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"I find it very hard to believe that the court would have allowed that without clarity," she said.
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Peeta's murals often include fluid, rounded shapes that make it hard to believe the wall is completely flat.
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It was hard to believe that (the teacher) would allow a Klansman to walk around from her approval.
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Hard to believe the band has been together for, gulp, 38 years, but this is its final bow.
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It may be hard to believe, but the start of the Roaring Twenties was almost 100 years ago.
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It's not hard to believe, considering what the Mississippi State grad has done on the field this season.
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Close followers of Prince find it hard to believe that anything sinister could have played into his death.
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It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when hardcore and metal weren't such comfortable bedfellows.
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It's hard to believe this in retrospect, but the Rams actually had a very exciting season that year.
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It's kind of hard to believe that this is possible without a company sticking its nose in there.
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But while she embodies this elusory persona in many films, it's hard to believe she didn't actually care.
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Toggling between Rush Limbaugh's radio show and Hodgson's "Venture," it's hard to believe they're discussing the same religion.
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We are suffering from disappointment so deep it is, for some of us, hard to believe in God.
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She found it hard to believe that the lodging provided for her had only one bed in it.
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On both sides, it should be hard to believe in monsters once you have seen under the bed.
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And it's hard to believe they we're all going to be the same after these next few months.
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Humans have spent years uncovering the mysteries of this planet, but some facts are still hard to believe.
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We got into it with Sway, who added -- regardless of race -- it's hard to believe ANY politician. #Preach
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It's hard to believe it when these demonic figures playfully compete over Tamino, the young prince and hero.
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I find it hard to believe that I'm going to be restored back to 100 percent after this.
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Beyond finding Ms. Tirschwell's allegations hard to believe, Ms. Jackson suggested they had the look of a shakedown.
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This wicked act of mass murder is pure evil, hard to believe, and frankly, something that is unimaginable.
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" The director Judd Apatow wrote, "This is so messed up that it is almost hard to believe. Almost.
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Opinion Columnist Hard to believe, but it seems Donald Trump was an even worse businessman than we thought.
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In fact, I still find it hard to believe that we're really going to go down this path.
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Temperatures were below freezing in a landscape so beautifully barren it's hard to believe it can sustain life.
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Yet at that moment, it was hard to believe how close his dream had come to crumbling apart.
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Given numerous reports now of his heavy drinking in college, such a blanket denial is hard to believe.
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This non-specificity is why, in my mind, it&aposs hard to believe that SSRIs work at all.
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I decide that not dancing is cause for optimism, and then I work very hard to believe me.
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This might be hard to believe but there is value to be found if you look beyond Apple.
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Bash reports Senate Republicans find it hard to believe that Alexander in particular would break with the party.
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Ms. Harper throws out so many teasing possibilities that it's hard to believe this is her first novel.
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It's hard to believe the shoe behemoth Zappos still has the best online customer service in the biz.
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It's hard to believe now, but back in 2009, Ashton Kutcher was the most prominent celebrity on Twitter.
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Jones is so fitting to this character; it is hard to believe he is not actually a sheriff.
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It's hard to believe it's already that time of the year again, but Disrupt Berlin is this week!
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"I guess it's hard to believe," he said afterward on how he had been bested despite Reed's departure.
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It may be hard to believe, but no one has died from radiation exposure from the latter two.
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Americans found it hard to believe that Roosevelt was dead, much less that he had died in bed.
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"It's hard to believe that they would even restore it, but that's what the proposal is," Altman said.
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Hard to believe, but Sly's already 71 years old ... but that hasn't slowed down his workout routine, clearly.
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LAWRENCE REICHARD, BELFAST, ME. To the Editor: It's hard to believe that this argument is still going on.
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I could see myself doing it, but it's hard to believe just sitting here and talking about it.
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Hard to believe a powerful U.S. senator with an expertise in foreign affairs could have missed the story.
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The oceans are packed with creatures so fantastically bizarre that it's hard to believe they are legit Earthlings.
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I can't imagine what kind of drugs you could use in curling ... so it's very hard to believe.
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Kylie Jenner resurfaced into the world Saturday ... and it's hard to believe she gave birth 10 days ago.
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But it's hard to believe him, because the real romance of this movie is between Brock and Venom.
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It's hard to believe these massive sea flaps could still elude brilliant scientists, but nature doesn't always make sense.
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Though find it hard to believe anyone can find jeans that actually fit them on Amazon, I must say.
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"I know it's incredibly hard to believe (based on my Instagram), but sometimes I have bad days," she said.
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Also hard to believe: Just hours earlier in the day, many buildings across the city participated in earthquake drills.
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It's hard to believe, but a lot of our favorite flicks are turning the big 1-0 this year.
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Hudgens also finds threats "really hard to believe" from executives outside Texas to leave the state over the issue.
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I find it hard to believe this will be bad, given the quality of Black-ish and Grown-ish.
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It's hard to believe that Amazon, Apple and Supermicro are all fabricating their emphatic denials of the Bloomberg story.
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It's hard to believe it's been so long, but it also feels like forever since we had new episodes!
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It'd be hard to believe if we hadn't driven the 24S first, which manages to be almost incomprehensibly perfect.
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And one expert in particular, Andrew Biggs, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, finds it hard to believe.
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He understood that she had been terribly hurt there, but still, he found her stories pretty hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that we've made it this far or that we'll ever make it to the end.
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As a result, the simian flu's character arc is incredible, in the literal sense that it's hard to believe.
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Hard to believe it doesn't already exist — but more potentially impactful are the implications of the LVMH/TB connection.
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It's hard to believe, but the opening ceremony for the 2016 Olympic Games is just a few days away.
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"It's hard to believe that there is a market for something like this, but apparently there is," Lamm said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's hard to believe that art has existed online for nearly three decades.
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It may seem hard to believe, but as recently as Monday night Perez was actually boasting about those changes.
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It's hard to believe there was a time when interracial marriage wasn't just frowned upon but, in fact, illegal.
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It's hard to believe anything can be that effortlessly adorable, and yet we are looking at proof right here.
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It's hard to believe that Turner first auditioned for Game of Thrones when she was only 12 years old.
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It seems hard to believe, but even some of our hottest stars were totally nervous for their first kisses.
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It's hard to believe that we still live in a world where there are firsts for women to obtain.
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That's somewhat hard to believe, as Kyiv is certainly aware of how important this is to the Trump administration.
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It's therefore hard to believe he would imperil the US-Russia relationship by targeting Russian troops during Syria strikes.
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It's hard to believe that DeGeneres is 60, a sentiment echoed in a star-studded birthday wish compilation video.
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Putin said he found it hard to believe that anyone seriously thought Moscow was capable of influencing the Nov.
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It's hard to believe, but next week already marks the winter finale of How to Get Away with Murder.
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It may be hard to believe, but the past few months haven't been a total loss for Western civilization.
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It's kind of hard to believe that 2017 will be over soon, and that the holidays are upon us.
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It's hard to believe it's already been four years since Dr. Cuddy gave the original power-posing TED Talk.
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It's hard to believe anyone uses typewriters anymore, or does anything with permanent ink pens aside from signing documents.
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But as much as I say that, I feel like it's hard to believe unless I show you guys.
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Television enthusiasts might find this hard to believe, but the Emmys isn't the only big game in town tonight.
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It's hard to believe The Greatest Showman is only Zendaya's second feature film, the first being Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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The film is rude and obnoxious to the point where it's hard to believe somebody spent money making it.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs hard to believe, you know, I have to admit that I am wrong a lot, Jesse.
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Hard to believe, but it's been eight years since the catastrophic Tōhoku earthquake struck Japan on March 22021, 21.
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It's hard to believe that the works in The Pumpkin Festival and other Portraits were made 25 years ago.
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"It's hard to believe that they have disappeared," one man commented on a widely shared collage of the victims.
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Looking at those cookies—these pale, sad-looking cookies—it's hard to believe that the bad blood is gone.
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Those close to Comey tell CNN they find it hard to believe he would speak about an ongoing investigation.
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For a moment it isn't hard to believe that Hal and Alice are right about her being mentally unstable.
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So when she says, laughing, "I will never, never push myself that far again," it's hard to believe her.
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A is for Alphabet Hard to believe we are about a quarter short of two years of announcing Alphabet.
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We don't know exactly why the move was made, but it's hard to believe that timing is a coincidence.
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In the book he mines the tenure for credibility and a hard-to-believe anecdote about an entitled student.
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And, is it really so hard to believe that Prince Fielder told someone that they park like an asshole?
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It would be hard to believe he wouldn't think that, but he seems not to care what people think.
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By now, it's hard to believe that Jelena has been broken up longer than they were an actual couple.
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"It's not hard to believe billionaires are going to use every resource to avoid paying the tax," Zandi said.
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I find it hard to believe that the happiness of Danes originates in a more accurate perception of reality.
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It's hard to believe any company is better positioned to make one or all of these happen than Amazon.
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There's enough cases in the scientific literature now that it's really hard to believe all these doctors were duped.
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It's hard to believe that someone as perfect as Johansson could ever even have a hair out of place.
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BASH: You understand that it's hard to believe that a random staffer accidentally liked a porn site at midnight?
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Finding it hard to believe that a fall could be this brutal, paramedics called to the scene alerted police.
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It's not hard to believe that our interfaces for documenting and communicating will get easier, more intuitive, less annoying.
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It's hard to believe that in 1976, evangelicals helped deliver the White House to the liberal Democrat Jimmy Carter.
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With impeachment taking center stage, it may be hard to believe, but lawmakers are actually working on other items.
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And we have three co-equal branches of federal government, though that might be hard to believe these days.
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That may seem hard to believe, but machines don't have common human vulnerabilities like being tired, hungry or overworked.
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But the true revelation is Khan, whose performance makes it hard to believe that this is her first film.
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"It was really just hard to believe," said Rabolt, who got sober during his senior year of high school.
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It's hard to believe that Jimmy John's is really worried about its sandwich-making secrets leaking to a competitor.
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It's hard to believe it's been nine years since Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at the VMAs.
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It's hard to believe the two are still going back and forth after the spectacle they created this summer.
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It's hard to believe they don't already have clear insight into where their shipments are on a daily basis.
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Alto's Adventure is such an immersive experience, it's hard to believe it's being channeled through a mobile-sized screen.
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Looking back now, it's hard to believe how much progress the country has made in just over 15 years.
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It is hard to believe that this Brunson was the same one that looked so thoughtful against Uriah Hall.
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It would be hard to believe that inflation is on an upward trend without an accompanying rise in pay.
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It's hard to believe that the beloved TV show " Mad Men" has been gone for more than three years.
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"It was hard to believe what the data were saying," said Richard McNally, a professor of psychology at Harvard.
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It is often hard to believe that "Esplanade," Mr. Taylor's most widely beloved dance, contains no formal dance step.
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It's still hard to believe that safety wasn't their No. 1 priority in 20163, given the city's recent history.
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It's hard to believe, but at the time she was still basically a newbie with a lot to prove.
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It's hard to believe that any other Republican would have made such a strong, uncompromising case as he did.
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It's hard to believe that any of these unpleasant folks — including Leontes, still wild-eyed — have achieved holy redemption.
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Such a scenario would have been hard to believe not that long ago, especially in the heat of impeachment.
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It's hard to believe that Google wants these unscrupulous sites to wreck the online reputation of thousands of people.
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Looking back, it's hard to believe how limited women characters were in games before this game broke new ground.
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"It's just hard to believe I get to sit and eat here without paying any money whatsoever," he said.
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Hard to believe, but scientists don't have photographic evidence of the bone prior to it being split in two.
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"Hard to believe that @FoxNews will be interviewing sleazebag & totally discredited former FBI Director James Comey," Trump had tweeted.
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Apple's AirPods wireless earbuds are so ubiquitous now, it's hard to believe they've only been around for three years.
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As a mother, it's hard to believe that my teenage 6-foot, 5-inch son is my little Jonathan.
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If it is Iran then ... it's hard to believe that there's not going to be some kind of response.
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But it is hard to believe Wimbledon did not have better, smarter options somewhere along the way on Monday.
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It's hard to believe her fiction would have influenced the literary conversation or made her an international best seller.
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By the looks of Coachella, this might be hard to believe — but the modern music festival has punk roots.
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This part of the hotel especially made it hard to believe I was in the middle of Times Square.
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It's very hard to believe that so many world-class athletes, including Sharapova, are taking meldonium for health reasons.
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With so many other issues worth organizing for, it's hard to believe this is what some Americans rallied around.
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Snapshots of our overwhelmingly male-dominated political institutions make it hard to believe that gender bias isn't a culprit.
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This is going to sound wild, and maybe hard to believe, but this is what we're hearing regarding Johnny Manziel.
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"I'm sure there has been a troop surge, but I find the 30,000 figure quite hard to believe," he said.
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Hard to believe something as large as this went undetected for so long, but the local geography played a part.
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It's hard to believe that something so large has gone undetected for so long, but our oceans are notoriously understudied.
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It's hard to believe that it's been almost 16 years since Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods first came into our lives.
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It may be hard to believe, but it's been eight years since we first learned what a disco stick was.
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"It's still hard to believe, people came in from every continent to help us build this skate park," says Aya.
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In an almost too-hard-to-believe twist, she had found the very last jar on the top shelf. Hooray!
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It is hard to believe that all this new militancy could be coming from the KPRF's veteran leader, Gennady Zyuganov.
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She was surprised by herself, finding it hard to believe that she felt such a strong attraction to a woman.
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"It's hard to believe that someone Oksana's age will be competing at the Olympics," Romanian great Nadia Comaneci told Reuters.
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It's hard to believe, but 3Doodler launched the popular Kickstarter for its first plastic-extruding pen almost three years ago.
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While you may find it hard to believe that anyone would actually think this Swift story is true, think again.
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The family argues that these discrepancies, coupled with differences in Guyger's accounts, have made it hard to believe Guyger's statements.
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"#tbt hard to believe she was ever this small 💕," she wrote on Instagram with the hashtags #mommymoments and #mygirl.
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"I just find it really hard to believe that you live in the same house with a guy," Judge said.
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It's hard to believe that was a coincidence — and based on the preview, it looks like the fans were right.
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"Hard to believe it has been 29 years," Cooper captioned the Instagram post of he and his brother as children.
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Hard to believe it doesn't already exist — but more potentially impactful are the implications of the LVMH/TB connection. Ugh.
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"This wicked act of mass murder is pure evil, hard to believe, and, frankly, something that is unimaginable," he said.
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It's hard to believe John McTiernan—arguably Hollywood's most celebrated director of pure action movies—has been away this long.
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" He said he found it hard to believe the Post's account, and there are always "three sides to a story.
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It's hard to believe that WhatsApp hasn't had stickers until now, but the messaging app is finally rolling them out.
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"It was such a shock and hard to believe when I was told Gobi had gone missing," he told reporters.
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ORANGE HILL, Jamaica — It's hard to believe lighting up a joint was illegal in Jamaica until about four years ago.
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"Hard to believe it's been an entire decade since I've had a drink or a drug," Steve-O, 43, tweeted.
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And it's hard to believe that we're already at the mid-season finale — which only left fans with more questions.
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It's hard to believe it has been less than one month since Jenner finally made her highly-anticipated pregnancy announcement.
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I know it's hard to believe, but the Cubs made it to the World Series four times between 1906-1910.
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It's hard to believe that a movie about a band as innovative and eccentric as Queen could be so square.
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" Barner added, "I find it very hard to believe that these allegations will be proven in a court of law.
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"It's hard to believe that it's only 20 years and that it's 20 years already," Jansen says about their debut.
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It's hard to believe, but a full 20 years has passed since everyone in the world began quoting Austin Powers.
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VICE Talks Film with 'The Witch' Director Robert Eggers: It's hard to believe this is only your first feature film.
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When the Dash buttons were originally introduced in 2015, it was hard to believe they weren't an April Fool's joke.
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It's hard to believe, but Kim Basinger has an impressive and enduring acting career that now spans almost five decades.
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I mean, it&aposs hard to believe we were there last year, we did a live broadcast from the game.
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I find it really hard to believe that Major League Baseball owns Rawlings and just coincidentally the balls become juiced.
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Given those effects, it's hard to believe that GM will avoid liability all cases, like it did in this one.
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It's hard to believe, but after months of scandals, speeches, and speculation, we're just a week away from the election.
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Failure can erode your self-confidence and make it hard to believe you'll achieve a better outcome in the future.
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I find it hard to believe that queer and trans* Muslim artists have not gathered to show their work before.
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At first glance it's hard to believe this swamplike place exists between Britain and France, two of Europe's wealthiest nations.
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So it's still a little hard to believe the arrival of the finished Rift is just a single weekend away.
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It's hard to believe Victoria's Secret models ever had to endure any awkward middle school phase like us mortal humans.
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Some will say this is just what happened, but I find that hard to believe with Clinton's long political history.
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I know, I know, it's hard to believe that America's Kindergarten cop can actually have a good social media account.
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It may be hard to believe, but right-wing conservatives haven't been too happy with the Environmental Protection Agency administrator.
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In short, it is hard to believe there could be any evidence capable of convincing these campaigners they were wrong.
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It was hard to believe, but soon they would be entering adulthood, getting married and having children of their own.
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Mr Renzi said it was hard to believe that the deaths "could have been avoided simply using different building technology".
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"It's hard to believe that it's happened in our neighborhood," said Gebbie, who's lived in the subdivision for 12 years.
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It's hard to believe that twelve million people consciously embraced liberalism in 1964 and consciously rejected it four years later.
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It's still hard to believe, but for the first time in 46 years, no Canadian team qualified for the postseason.
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It is hard to believe that these shareholders are influencing pricing at these smaller levels without engagement with the company.
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It was hard to believe that they might hold the fate of the world's most powerful woman in their hands.
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"It is hard to believe the degree to which she has transformed politics in America," Sanders said of Ocasio-Cortez.
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It's hard to believe teachers union bosses don't have more pressing issues to address given the state of our schools.
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It is hard to believe that the world is your oyster if the police can rough you up without punishment.
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It's almost hard to believe now, but a year ago, the Environmental Protection Agency seemed to make news every day.
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It's hard to believe that the innovations of the European Modernists wouldn't have eventually captured Wright's imagination without Johnson's interventions.
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"This may seem hard to believe, but today is one of the most meaningful days of my life," Cohen said.
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I find it hard to believe that Trump would be in this position if he had a woman advising him.
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It's hard to believe that a narrator so poetically expressive would not have more agency, more drive on the page.
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We just landed in a place that looks so otherworldly...it's hard to believe we are still on Planet Earth.
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"I find it hard (to believe) that a fall could have caused all the damage that he had," she said.
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It's hard to believe, but just 49 years ago it was illegal for interracial couples to marry in sixteen states.
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I find it hard to believe that his staff didn't reach him that this kind of a report was coming.
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But it's hard to believe that anyone who looks like Kyle MacLachlan would ever be scary or mean to anyone.
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Plus, with the Formation World Tour kicking off April 27, it's hard to believe she wouldn't release it before then.
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I find it hard to believe Gordon will ever play in a Cleveland uniform again, and certainly not in 216.
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It's hard to believe, but this fall marks the 20th anniversary of Sabrina the Teenage Witch's first season on ABC.
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That's still hard to believe, coming from the same company that wants to patent warehouses that float in the sky.
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"Until she was filming it, it was really hard to believe [that she would appear]," Glazer explained to the audience.
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"It's hard to believe, but maps simply don't exist for these areas," says Janet Chapman of the Tanzania Development Trust.
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Hard to believe it, but Noisey Radio has been going strong on Apple Music's Beats 1 for 50 episodes now.
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"I found it hard to believe that people who are allegedly dealing drug deals know it's that public," Bannon said.
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It's hard to believe that this year's seven selections were the cream of the crop, or even the least exposed.
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"I find it hard to believe she's going to be allowed to run," Trump told Fox News earlier this year.
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Still, watching Fanny Ardant and Marie-Cécile Gueguen, it is hard to believe their roles originated with the same author.
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So it's hard to believe that I would meet someone who has made me infinitely happier, but you've done that.
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It's hard to believe, but it's been ten years since Judd Apatow's "Knocked Up," which came out June 1, 2007.
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It is hard to believe that Aquaria is the same queen that struggled to compose sentences early in the season.
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Alaa has been arrested under four governments, which makes his new detention as unsurprising as it is hard to believe.
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They have started to blur together, each of them another window into one very large, very hard to believe disaster.
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It is hard to believe that they would condone Mr. Trump's risky approach, and on Wednesday, the damage control began.
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It is hard to believe, but most universities do not have a "core", what was once known as the canon.
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For this reason, it is hard to believe that the jingoistic associations of The Daily Mail's cartoon were a coincidence.
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We know it's hard to believe, but not everybody is a fan of AirPods (cue the gasps) like we are.
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It is hard to believe that she disclosed these public statements in her answer and was not questioned about them.
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"I find it hard to believe that CNN would cover a story about men this way," McCain&aposs statement said.
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It's hard to believe that Keeping Up With The Kardashians is about to kick off season 17, but on Sept.
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This behemoth will destroy your job, close your factory and — hard to believe — is actually controlled by our own government!
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So I find it really hard to believe that any other wrestling entertainment company could enter this market and compete.
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"It's hard to believe that in 2017, we have to fight so hard just to get equitable support," Duggan said.
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Part of Trump's dark magic is that it's hard to believe that what we see him doing is actually happening.
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It's hard to believe that Donald Trump himself could even consider embracing any such potentially sweeping and utterly dictatorial powers.
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It's hard to believe that Beats by Dre was launched ten years ago as another competitor in the audio space.
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Given the facts of the case publicly available, a lot of people — including Trump, apparently — found that hard to believe.
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The level of drugs that are being put out there and the power of this addiction is hard to believe.
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It's not completely hard to believe that a cereal named after a cookie is not the healthiest option for breakfast.
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After watching "Olympics," it's hard to believe I ever wondered whether Superstore could sustain itself, given its fairly simple premise.
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It's hard to believe they are practicing a high-stakes emergency evacuation that simulates what would happen if North Korea invaded.
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It's hard to believe that Nicholas Sparks' novel A Walk to Remember premiered on the big screen 15 years ago today.
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In a world filled with Rinko Kikuchis, Kimiko Glenns, and Karen Fukuharas, it's hard to believe they couldn't find an alternative.
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But I personally find it hard to believe they will really stand up and do what's right when the time comes.
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It's hard to believe that the growing demand for liquid lipstick only gained traction within the last two to three years.
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It's hard to believe, but September is almost here, which for many out there means only one thing — back to school.
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However, that is kind of hard to believe after watching the shocking twist that goes down at the end this finale.
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On the other, its plans for solar and wind energy are so ambitious that many have found them hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that Bran never let his sisters know the truth about Littlefinger, making this whole thing more confusing.
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Although there have been significant advances, I find it hard to believe that there is not a #MeToo movement in Mexico.
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Barton Pine's positive outlook and her bubbly personality make it hard to believe she ever encountered anything negative in her life.
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For this reason it is hard to believe her aides when they insist she has not contemplated calling an early election.
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The N.F.L. claims that St. Louis always had a real shot at retaining the Rams, a claim that's hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that a single man defeated the entire Army of the Dead with one (admittedly rad) flaming sword.
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That is probably not quite right: it is hard to believe that Angola, a kleptocratic petro-state, is really more egalitarian.
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Some advocates also find it hard to believe that Facebook is truly sincere about wanting to help lawmakers tackle the problem.
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It's hard to believe they were not anxiously trying to guess what "very special" fire they'd next be sent to fight.
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It hard to believe that it's been 20 years since the world was rocked by the news of Princess Diana's death.
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That was three months ago, but with the way he's been playing lately, it's hard to believe Rodgers was ever struggling.
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Because — assuming that she runs, by the way, how she gets away with the e-mail stuff is hard to believe.
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It stems almost entirely from anonymous allegations in the Steele dossier, and involves some deeply bizarre and hard-to-believe stuff.
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It's hard to believe that you still had to convert your BTC into USD in order to buy ETH on Coinbase.
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It's hard to believe it'll work that well in the real world, but it would be life-altering if it did.
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Wheel this album up again, and again, and again—it's not hard to believe it will stand the test of time.
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It's hard to believe this happy dog was left outside on a heavy chain with no access to food or water.
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"Hard to believe it's been 31 years…" Michele, 30, captioned the photo, shared on the four-year anniversary of his death.
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It's hard to believe Ajit Pai, who recently rolled back broadband subsidies for the poor, sincerely cares about low-income Americans.
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He said he also thinks that users will someday find it hard to believe they ever lived without augmented reality technology.
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This time about the "untold" (I find that hard to believe) story of his behind-the-scenes battle with allied forces.
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Unless you know the exact nooks to visit, it would be hard to believe the city even had such a name.
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It's hard to believe somebody actually managed to outdo that guy who peed all over the back of an airplane seat.
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It was hard to believe that this lively island is on the brink of non-existence within the next two decades.
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"It's hard to believe that there was a group of us and my husband, being the healthiest immune system, got this."
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Happy birthday, Jessica -- hard to believe it's been 12 years since ya slipped into the Daisy Dukes ... sure doesn't look it!
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"Human beings in general have these (subconscious) stereotypes, so it's hard to believe it couldn't be 80% or 90%," Betancourt said.
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It's hard to believe Tyga's not-so-humble brag isn't what inspired Chyna to go off on her ex so publicly.
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And yes, this sounds hard to believe, but the Cambridge Analytica news had barely broken when F8 rolled around last year.
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It's hard to believe that the Tribeca Film Festival, by now a cultural institution, has only been around for 15 years.
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It's hard to believe it now, but in the early days of Steve Jobs' return to Apple, nobody was paying attention.
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Kim Kardashian is a social media expert — it's hard to believe the sisters didn't know Kendall was visible in the photo.
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It's hard to believe that it's already been 37 months since WWE Network launched, changing the face of professional wrestling distribution.
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And though Medley said that she found the claims logistically "hard to believe," she still agreed to sit down with Luann.
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In retrospect, it's hard to believe that our downfall came at the hands of a buyout by a major rental chain.
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Michele writes: "Hard to believe it's been 4 years... We miss you C... Love you more" along with a heart emoji.
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However, given all of the deception about the Stormy Daniels payment, it is pretty hard to believe this was not intentional.
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"I find it hard to believe that there wouldn't be that requirement," Ms. Sturgeon said of the need for Scotland's approval.
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With 20 letters and three separate words, it's hard to believe Washington Court House is just the namesake of one place.
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It's hard to believe this not only the final episode of this season of Fargo but possibly the final episode ever.
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What's not hard to believe is that Netflix would want to make a show about the little wrestling show that could.
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But if the technique works it is hard to believe that they will not be on someone's menu in the future.
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It's hard to believe that the appointment or rejection of one Supreme Court justice will sway that many of these voters.
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It may seem hard to believe, but Britain's divorce from the EU may turn out to have been the easy part.
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It's hard to believe Lebanon's government is responsible for all of those campaigns, which leads to a much more complicated attribution.
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It was not hard to believe that the Trump White House had shifted policy at the behest of an industry crony.
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"Unless you are on the sharp end of this business, it's very hard to believe how difficult it is," he said.
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And it is hard to believe that Mueller felt that, without more, the investigation should simply have ended after two years.
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I mean, it's hard to believe we can't waterboard — listen, nothing's nice about it, but it's your minimal form of torture.
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On the other side, in the "after" picture, it is hard to believe that such a creature could effect such change.
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Just in case we find his "I am the answer to everything" rhetoric hard to believe, he played the apocalypse card.
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I still find it hard to believe that people will pay me to write about the things that I'm passionate about.
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It seems hard to believe that the Mueller report will be filled with terrific news for the President and his administration.
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The notion that a modest investment in a "community network" can chip away at entrenched social ills seems hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that these traditional, if thoughtful, works are by the same artist as The Paintings for the Temple.
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When the lineup clicks for the Cincinnati Reds, it's hard to believe they're in last place in the National League Central.
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They entertained themselves by spreading ridiculous rumors or by telling stories that a city kid like me found hard to believe.
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But it's hard to believe that Ms. Mayes's Joy is in love with Lou; there's no sexual spark from Joy's side.
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She surveyed the flooded shop floor, and she found it hard to believe that her store was only two months old.
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In fact, standing in the lobby now, it's hard to believe that this former Y was once a low-budget hostel.
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Because I really find it hard to believe anyone wears a cocktail dress before lunch, unless it's from the night before.
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As temperatures climbed into the 80s, it was hard to believe that a week ago New York City had record cold.
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It's hard to believe that people are going to continue forever on platforms where they are so cruel to one another.
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I suppose I just found it hard to believe that anyone would take these herbal concoctions and expect anything to happen.
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We know that's hard to believe sometimes, considering that the Colonel is also somehow a DJ, an influencer, and a gamer.
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The premise feels so ripped from a soap opera that it's hard to believe it actually happened to Nanjiani and Gordon.
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With all Musk has ventured into since, it's hard to believe his first fortune came by creating an online Yellow Pages.
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She considered the 1979 sculpture an important early work and found it hard to believe that it had not been safeguarded.
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A major infrastructure push might be good for stocks, but it's hard to believe that what was said at 3 a.m.
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Tech Fix Dear iPhone: It's hard to believe we're still together after 10 years, which is eons in the tech industry.
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The problem for Biden is of course that he has locked himself into a story which is very hard to believe.
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It's hard to believe that no matter how advanced our iPhones get, they still come packaged with the same basic chargers.
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When you look at a fire ants&apos mound, it&aposs hard to believe up to 250,000 ants call it home.
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But we're living in a time where it's really hard to believe in miracles, it's hard to have faith in anything.
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It's great to see her capable of playing at this level, and at 37, it's kind of hard to believe, actually.
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With millions of shares outstanding at large companies, it's hard to believe that an individual investor's vote can make a difference.
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It may seem hard to believe that you would forget telling the Ukrainians this, but that is what Sondland is claiming.
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Or at most, they fact-check only when the article is hard to believe, or you don't want to believe it.
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I find it hard to believe she'll do anything for me after taking all this money from these special interest groups.
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"It's hard to believe President Trump nominated him, it's even harder to believe Senate Republicans are considering him again," Schumer said.
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It is hard to believe that a little more than four years later, Beckham has been brusquely jettisoned from the team.
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It's hard to believe this is the same middleweight title picture which seemed so fresh and exciting just a year ago.
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Just like it is hard to believe the president's claim that the travel ban was not about banning people from certain countries on the basis of religious affiliation, is hard to believe that if DACA affected a majority of white European immigrants, from Ukraine or Slovenia, for example, General Sessions and the president would have recommended repeal.
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And although it may be hard to believe, it seems that neither potpie nor chicken Parmesan was the reason humans domesticated them.
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It's hard to believe that an adorable puppy could get passed over by potential adopters simply because it doesn't have perfect vision.
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It's hard to believe that The Ring, a remake of the Japanese horror film Ringu, was released more than a decade ago.
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"It's hard to believe that interconnection costs have increased in the past 6 months enough to justify this fee increase," Piecyk wrote.
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It is hard to believe a minute and a half out of an hour-long press briefing could cause so much commotion.
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It's almost hard to believe that Apple could take the exact same material, Series 27 aluminum, and create such diametrically opposed finishes.
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It hasn't even been used in nearly half a century, so it's hard to believe it will be missed all that much.
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"Good Morning" (21919) It's hard to believe Reynolds was just 21973-years-old when 21973's Singin' in the Rain was released.
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"I find it hard to believe it was intentional," Trump said, seemingly looking for a way out of direct confrontation with Iran.
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While it's hard to believe that anyone actually falls for these scams, cryptocurrency's complex and unregulated nature makes them easy to perpetrate.
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Kaitlyn: While this may be hard to believe, Lizzie and I do think about the recurring feature "One Video" basically all week.
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When wealthy wife and mother Meredith Price suddenly goes missing, it's hard to believe she would have just abandoned her happy life.
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I know, I know, it's hard to believe, being that it seemed like Imbruglia really understood the feeling of being, well, torn.
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It may be hard to believe, but Teresa Giudice wasn't a fan of having visitors during her nearly yearlong stint in prison.
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It's hard to believe she just gave birth eight months ago — until her adorable daughter Iman makes a cameo at the end.
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"Where I came from, how I got here, how much of a blessing it is, sometimes it's hard to believe," Johnson said.
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That may be because he finds it hard to believe them capable of covering up for priests who preyed on the young.
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That's hard to believe and I don't trust you, but there are videos out there featuring just about every type of pup.
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Most of the time, Gadsden-Andrews' high energy and exuberant styles made it hard to believe she was in her late 50s.
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It's hard to believe the 24-year-old Miami Marlins superstar pitcher is dead, killed in a tragic boating accident early Sunday.
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This seems hard to believe because our experience suggests that the world is ever more divided between billionaires and the average person.
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It's hard to believe, yes, but you can be sure we're going to hear about Note 7 fires for months to come.
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But it's hard to believe he's sincere given that Trump refuses to support the very prescription to do that: Gun safety laws.
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It's hard to believe, but the latest trailer for Hideo Kojima's mysterious Death Stranding shows the actual game for the first time.
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"It's hard to believe this little turkey will only be 10 years old when Emmie is graduating from high school," says Chip.
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It's hard to believe that email was ever a novelty — today it's a lifeline for pretty much every professional in every industry.
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Donald Trump started a big 'ol war with Arnold, and it's still hard to believe what those lowlifes did on Facebook Live.
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But he finds any link between ISIS and Adan hard to believe and at this point, he said, there is no connection.
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It is hard to believe that anybody will want to seize from them the few assets that they have managed to salvage!
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Hard to believe that with 24/7 #Fake News on CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, NYTIMES & WAPO, the Trump base is getting stronger!
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It's hard to believe, but awards season is just around the corner, with the Golden Globes kicking things off on January 7.
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"Hard to believe the biggest song on the planet #Despacito didn't get a nomination for the #MTV #VMA's," tweeted one radio station.
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Indeed, for fans who have been waiting years—decades even—for these stories to bear fruit, it's a little hard to believe.
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With the nation still starving for more manufacturing jobs, it's hard to believe the pendulum won't swing the other way pretty soon.
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It's hard to believe that Google was the more valuable company from the time of its IPO in 2004 until April 2008.
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It's hard to believe that Google was the more valuable company from the time of its IPO in 2004 until April 2008.
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Chaffetz said it was "a little hard to believe" Bresch's claim that the company was making just $50 in profit per pen.
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With ever-increasing sectarian tensions in oil-producing countries, it may be hard to believe that crude prices are continuing to fall.
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As a result, even upon close examination, it's hard to believe the digital ink isn't flowing right out of the Apple Pencil.
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The first season of the Temptation Island reboot has come to an end — and it's hard to believe what we just witnessed.
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Watching the drones dance around Tempest and obediently return to their case, it's hard to believe they don't have little beating hearts.
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New Delhi (CNN)It's hard to believe, but this pristine shoreline was until recently considered to be one of Mumbai's dirtiest beaches.
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But the extent of the contacts makes it hard to believe, as my colleague Ezra Klein points out, that there wasn't any.
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It all went down 10 years ago today -- hard to believe -- outside Hyde on Sunset, which was THE spot at the time.
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The head of the Greens in the Parliament, Philippe Lamberts, said it was "hard to believe" the grand coalition will effectively collapse.
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Like many in the US government, he found it hard to believe that the Soviets could develop a nuclear weapon so quickly.
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It's hard to believe this won't be a major factor in season 7, but yet, the whereabouts of Bran are still unknown.
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IT IS hard to believe now but, once upon a time, the Kings Road in Chelsea, London, was genuinely rock 'n' roll.
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" He is hopeful that transparency will lead to change: "It's hard to believe tobacco companies paid doctors to sell cigarettes for years.
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Although some Brexiteers talk of admitting more non-EU migrants, it is hard to believe that voters for Brexit would welcome this.
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When pressed by ABC News host Martha Raddatz, he added that "it's hard to believe" North Korea doesn't understand the denuclearization agreement.
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It's hard to believe that in an era not too long ago it was taboo to receive — or even discuss — cosmetic enhancements.
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It's hard to believe it was just five years ago that Murder House debuted and felt like the beginning of something huge.
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"It seems hard to believe that the government will shut down and never reopen," Conant, the GOP strategist, said with a laugh.
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It's hard to believe anyone with a working moral compass would have ever found himself in Cohen's position in the first place.
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It's hard to believe $100,000 in ads with various messages — not all of them pro-Trump — undid the $85033 billion Clinton machine.
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And it's hard to believe that the Jonases wouldn't have included Frankie more in the doc if he had truly wanted to.
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It's hard to believe that Sleep has been reunited for a full six years, and has been touring frequently throughout that time.
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The deal must pass shareholder muster, but given the premium IBM has offered, it's hard to believe they would turn it down.
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Looking at the current landscape of the top flight, it's hard to believe it once nurtured some of Britain's most popular leftists.
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It's hard to believe that he isn't putting on an act for cameras or behaving a certain way due to producer intervention.
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The medical term for a hangover is veisalgia, and it's absolutely perfect—so on the nose it's hard to believe it's real.
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The game's creator, David Reichelt, is actually colorblind, which is hard to believe if you've played even one level of the game.
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Personally she finds it hard to believe she's moved past her pain by counseling others but she has no plans to stop.
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McDermott finds it hard to believe that Baluchi didn't know at least what kinds of things his uncle might need money for.
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