It will feel hard to connect with others today, Aquarius.
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"It is hard to connect with them," he went on.
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For some reason, it was really hard to connect with him.
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The album's many guests don't try as hard to connect with the movie.
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Both were uncomfortable on the campaign trail, finding it hard to connect with voters.
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It's hard to connect with, much less sleep with, someone you can't relate to.
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"It was very hard to connect with people," says Tarek (who prefers not to give his last name).
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As someone with a huge following on Twitter, it wasn't hard to connect with someone willing to help.
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His emotions can sometimes be hard to connect with when filtered through the distant lens of the chi.
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When you struggle with your mental health like I do, it can be hard to connect with a faith community.
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Dave Allen played Mr. Rosso, the long-haired guidance counselor who tried a little too hard to connect with the students.
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But still, we didn't get any of that during the season, which makes it hard to connect with a potential Bachelorette.
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These programs struggle because it's hard to connect with job-seekers and it's difficult to tailor the training to employers' specific needs.
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On the more difficult side, I sometimes find it hard to connect with moms who are 10-15 years younger than me.
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" — Jessie Mueller "With Billy it was really hard to connect with him because he does things that are just awful and wrong.
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It's just like there is this thing that makes it very hard to connect with the actual human beings that were being filmed.
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Namely, they though Kristen wasn't being honest with them about her life, which was frustrating and made it hard to connect with her.
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It sounds gross, but it's hard to connect with; and it feels like she's tiptoeing around something — perhaps accidentally offending someone in her past.
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But it's also hard to connect with characters when the show is constantly hinting that none of them are what they appear to be.
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Your partners might be hard to connect with, confused, exhausted, or hard to read—don't push for important, detail heavy conversations at this time.
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Clinton after she worked hard to connect with them, most notably when she comforted a tearful young Latina who feared her parents would be deported.
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Ivanka Trump's whirlwind day trip took her through all four of the so-called collar counties of Philadelphia as she worked hard to connect with female voters.
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But given that Equity is trying to make points about how women are treated, it becomes a problem when those women are intentionally hard to connect with.
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Clinton was untruthful or inherently hard to connect with, but that these particular men hold deep biases against women who seek power instead of sticking to acquiescent sex-object status.
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Ms. Lawn, a social activist, said it was hard to connect with other constituents to lobby her congressman — Representative Patrick Meehan, a Republican — because the places he represents are so scattered.
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This focus on scientific detail does come at a cost: it's hard to connect with the characters, so when they're killed, threatened, or promoted, it comes with little consequence or emotional resonance.
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The same study concluded we are indeed deeply spiritual, but find it hard to connect with traditional religious settings and texts that may have been used to invalidate our sexuality, our autonomy, and our freedom.
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It's adding an algorithm to its feed to help you find tweets that you might otherwise miss, and it's doing away with some of its wonky rules around conversations that make it hard to connect with others.
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When you've got buildings that are moving upwards in the sky, and not this way" — she gestured with her hands in a horizontal motion — "it's hard to connect with people in a day-to-day way, one on one.
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So much of Carol's character development got swept under the rug in the midst of the time jump between episodes eight and nine that it's hard to connect with how sad her decision to leave has apparently made Tobin.
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Advocates who work with immigrants say it is extremely difficult for parents to track their children under the procedures, adding that adults in detention cannot receive phone calls, making it hard to connect with their kids in Health and Human Services facilities.
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And while drama tends to be the series' bread and butter, fans have made it clear that while exciting, this year's drama made it hard to connect with the cast, which could explain why none of them were crowned as the next lead.
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The Good Great writing and voice performances • Beautiful art design • A fun and engaging story that hearkens back to the classic coming-of-age films of the '80s and '90s The Bad Fixed long shot perspective means it's easy to miss key moments • Camera distance also makes it hard to connect with the characters The Bottom Line It's not a resounding success, but top-notch writing, great voice performances and beautiful, lo-fi settings keep you invested in 'Oxenfree' throughout its long and arduous night.
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Tori is the second eldest Morgan sibling and a successful doctor. The show's series producer Lucy Addario said Tori was "a total sweetheart" and someone everyone wants to be friends with. Addario also described Tori as "loving, understanding, caring and supportive." McNamee described her character as having a "warmth and sense of humour", but she tends to avoid personal questions, so others find it hard to connect with her sometimes.
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To complicate matters, his younger sister Nicole is academically gifted and pampered by their mother, thus causing frequent quarrels and misunderstanding amongst them. Unknown to the rest of them, Nicole becomes involved in a serious cyberbullying case and later becomes a victim of bullying herself. One day Mr CK is announced as Weijie and Jianren's new class teacher. The young and energetic Mr CK tries hard to connect with the group but they fail to respond.
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Leonard would be the first English- born leader of the Scottish Labour Party, leading his opponents to suggest that his Englishness might make it hard to connect with the people the party needs to win over. Sarwar's campaign received legal advice regarding Unite's sign-up processes, which it described as bringing the leadership contest into "serious question". Whilst Leonard's campaign was concerned that Sarwar might make a legal challenge, Sarwar's campaign ruled this out "in the interests of party unity".
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The next album Shenaniganism (Tape Hiss & Other Imperfections) was released in 2007,Padilla, Sean (2008) "Beatnik Filmstars: Shenaniganism (Tape Hiss and Other Imperfections", PopMatters, 31 January 2008, retrieved 27 November 2011 with the first 500 CD's each coming with a hand made sleeve. But the band was once again beginning to feel boxed into style and the band's final album The Purple Fez Club 72 saw them breaking away to a more mellow sound, with hints of alt country seeping into their pop songs, the band now being compared with Lambchop."Beatnik Filmstars at Fuel Bar, Manchester", Clash, 5 February 2009, retrieved 26 November 2011 Again reviews were mostly favourable, but the band were finding it hard to connect with any labels or people with clout enough to help them move forward, so after one final download only album, Broken Bones, Jarrett called time for good. Now working under the name Our Arthur, Jarrett continues to write and perform pop songs and includes in live shows, songs from his time with both Beatnik Filmstars and The Groove Farm.
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