" He called the report "convoluted" and "very hard to follow.
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It's all so hard to follow in the chaos, though.
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He's above the rules; his moves are hard to follow.
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"Sometimes political talking points are hard to follow," he added.
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"We're trying very hard to follow the rules," Scully said.
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It's hard to follow: organically, it's here, then it's there.
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Like all sages, Mr. McConaughey can be hard to follow.
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Like convoluted clauses, passive jury instructions can be hard to follow.
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In short, these relationships are getting messy and hard to follow.
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His logic is hard to follow, but a wild journey nonetheless.
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"It's hard to follow who owned what and when," she said.
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But they also said Amazon's distancing rules were hard to follow.
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"It's amazingly clever but a bit hard to follow," he wrote.
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Alas for would-be copycats, this will be hard to follow.
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This story is almost as hard to follow as it sounds.
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But it's hard to follow Klarman since he is so reclusive.
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Words tumbled out of his mouth in sometimes hard-to-follow torrents.
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Soon though, the relentless stream of events and content becomes hard to follow.
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APRIL 1 Are you finding all the Trump-Russia news hard to follow?
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"I don't know why it's so hard to follow the rules," Mesnard said.
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If all this is hard to follow, it's because it doesn't describe reality.
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Thank goodness for that, because the story line was getting hard to follow.
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After that point I find the plot of the video pretty hard to follow.
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Vic Mensa is all over the place, but it's not hard to follow along.
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She's graceful, always has a friend over, and her recipes aren't hard to follow.
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The pervasive narrative of Watch Dogs 2 can be confusing and hard to follow.
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Oftentimes, it can be hard to follow what Samsung's added to its new smartphone.
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It's really hard to follow, which is nothing new for those who track Conway.
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Although many artists make work about their process, it can seem hard to follow.
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Many readers complained that the book's stream of consciousness style was hard to follow.
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There were so many plotlines going on, it was a little hard to follow.
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Gotta say ... when you watch a clip from the video, it's hard to follow.
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One of the most crucial action scenes is rushed, visually muddled, and hard to follow.
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If you're not familiar with either figure, the feud is a little hard to follow.
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The factionalism among Hawaii Democrats is hard to follow for anyone who doesn't live there.
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Weight regain is common, as structured diets are hard to follow over the long haul.
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The action is almost nonstop, and for the uninitiated, it can be hard to follow.
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It can be hard to follow investors' on-again, off-again love affair with technology stocks.
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The soundbar pairs effortlessly with your TV's picture, so no worries about hard-to-follow lag.
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By contrast, Insect Artifice becomes quite hard to follow whenever another Low Country intellectual is introduced.
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Biden's answers were long-winded, hard to follow, and at times ended abruptly with little explanation.
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While the episode plays fast and loose with chronology, it's not hard to follow the story.
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Musicians and singers said in interviews at the time that he had become hard to follow.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "With all the people involved, the Mueller investigation can be hard to follow sometimes.
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It's hard to follow how many bands Corey's in, and it's obvious he has BIG plans.
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The security rationale for limiting immigrant and diversity visas for these particular countries is hard to follow.
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As a result, the logic of blocking the shipment of an individual phone is hard to follow.
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"It's so hard to follow," he said in the cool-down room before going on the podium.
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On the contrary, they often obscure the key assumptions in a fog of hard-to-follow symbols.
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It has lots of different scenarios — full repeal, partial repeal — and is kind of hard to follow.
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He started to protest but then cleared his throat and rambled through a hard-to-follow answer.
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But despite the stage craft, which is thoroughly mesmerizing, the animals' odyssey can be hard to follow.
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The snarling incoherence of the latest Democratic presidential debate Tuesday evening made it painfully hard to follow.
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They're fast, hard to follow, and involve lots of rules—not exactly a three year old's headspace.
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Hoory talks a mile a minute, and it was hard to follow up on all of that.
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And FaceTime conversations among several adults and at least one small child can be hard to follow.
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Please Like Me doesn't try too hard to follow anything like Josh and Tom's overarching career aspirations.
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The biggest issue is that with the booming music, it's hard to follow what the instructor is saying.
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It was a wild, mixed bag that was hard to follow at best and a mess at worse.
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But the quick cuts and camera jitters no longer seem quite so head-spinning or hard to follow.
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Doctor's visits are often over before you know it, and it can be hard to follow up afterward.
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The logic of his narrative could be hard to follow, and the facts maddeningly difficult to pin down.
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As usual it's hard to follow the action, but what is known thus far should worry us all.
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"The space agency is trying very hard to follow the direction the vice president gave them," said Logsdon.
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Muangthai The world of Muay Thai can be hard to follow for anyone who doesn't speak the language.
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Imagine people who don&apost do this for a living, some of these threads would be hard to follow.
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Click here to view original GIFCardistry is cool, but some of its best flourishes are often hard to follow.
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Twitter is as hard to follow as ever, and the one useful bot in my life is now dead.
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His hard-to-follow policy in Syria and possible withdrawal of US troops there has Republicans like Tennessee Sen.
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"The president's language is always vague and hard to follow, on almost every issue he talks about," he added.
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Even for political junkies and experts, this early election season has often been hard to follow, predict, and understand.
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This is a rule that's not hard to follow in New York, since until this season nobody ever cared.
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While the swathe Euron cuts through the armada is hard to follow, it feels convincing in its nonlinear havoc.
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Many have pointed out, and the company now admits, that back-and-forth tweets are too hard to follow.
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In 2007, former NFL GM Charley Casserly listed off the reasons a Super Bowl trip is hard to follow.
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In the real world, voters procrastinate, miss deadlines and find it hard to follow up amid their busy week.
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When he's speaking off the cuff, his rambling remarks can be full of digressions and hard-to-follow tangents.
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There was online documentation for the various fan-made tools, but they were usually hard to follow and poorly written.
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The video, which "showcase[s] the many parts of the power grid through music and movement," is hard to follow.
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And his other answers were frequently rambling and hard to follow, creating room for rivals like Buttigieg to step up.
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This season of American Horror Story is probably really hard to follow if you're not a superfan of the franchise.
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He delivered semi-prepared answers on health care and foreign policy that were rambling and at times hard to follow.
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One reason the debate has become so hard to follow: Senate Republicans are considering two health care bills right now.
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It makes it extremely hard to follow events, and destroys one of the core values of Twitter, in my opinion.
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"They're selectively leaking out different documents and it's hard to follow what they're doing," Ernst added about House Democrats. Sen.
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If the deck is sloppy or hard to follow, investors may assume that's how you'll approach building a company too.
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For a lot of America's workforce, the CDC's guidelines on how to avoid spreading the virus are hard to follow.
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Whether the attacks and yelling were warranted or not, it was very ugly (on top of being hard to follow).
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The story can be hard to follow, but the roguish sense of play and the wild tonal shifts are thrilling.
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At times the film presents so much information that it can be hard to follow, but its urgency is unmistakable.
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A hard-to-follow 55-word sentence with two relative clauses and a grammatical lapse (make it "whom the state selected").
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The poor sightlines in the theater's auditorium made it hard to follow just what was being done by whom to what.
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What's more, the scoring system can be really hard to follow; just try asking someone on the street to explain GOEs.
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That's why it's doubly disappointing that the rules of this world and its complicated internal logic are so hard to follow.
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A big part of what makes these stories hard to follow is that the context has shifted massively since Election Day.
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It's hard to argue with the outcome: this film is, indeed, not that hard to follow, once viewers acclimate to the approach.
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While the strands can certainly be hard to follow, it seems a fair bet that he would favor more hawkish Fed leadership.
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"I was underperforming in school and it was hard to follow the school system and the notes," the 13-year-old admits.
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This hard-to-follow advice is compelling coming from Wood rather than a person who wasn't directly harmed by the election results.
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When interviewed in person, Mr Wright was often hard to follow, but he clearly seemed to know what he was talking about.
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All of this is sometimes hard to follow because the movie was made in 1951, and everything's buried under the Hays Code.
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But heading out of town doesn't mean our regimented exercise sessions (that we work very hard to follow) need to be compromised.
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Some of the archival audio was hard to follow, so Duke, now in his eighties, came in to dub his younger self.
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Even when a novice may find it hard to follow his analysis, one is carried forward by the gusto of his prose.
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I actually think some newspaper writing of a generation ago was too stilted, was too hard to follow, too hard to understand.
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Wow, the brother of the bride has had more than a bit to drink – his speech is long and somewhat hard to follow.
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You have to work hard to follow the winding road Yates sends us down, and the drive is full of pleasantly unpleasant surprises.
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During whole episodes of this fraught symphony, especially the discursive, wild-eyed Rondo-Finale, it can be hard to follow what's going on.
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If that plot summary was hard to follow, you'll have a bit of an idea of what it's like to actually watch The Predator.
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Designated Survivor is a quintessential Dad Show: Isn't too trendy, features a noble yet complicated lead, has high stakes, but isn't hard to follow.
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The races, where small drones fly around courses in empty warehouses, stadiums and other venues, can be hard to follow for viewers watching live.
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Sources in the room said it was hard to follow, but Pence politely thanked him and suggested he and Trump would look into it.
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That is good advice, though it may prove hard to follow, at least if you concentrate on the obvious themes of sex and power.
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Michele Goldsmith's desserts, served both uptown and downtown, are modern and playful and don't try too hard to follow the theme, whatever that is.
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The film polarized critics — the plot is hard to follow and undeniably cheesy — but some argue it left an indelible mark on the genre.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Some of the transcript is a little hard to follow because Zelensky's English isn't very good and, well, Trump's is even worse.
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So they're over-trying their case and I would just urge them to not do that because eventually it gets just hard to follow.
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Instead, they were treated to a wide-ranging and sometimes hard-to-follow defense against the charges that Japanese prosecutors had leveled against him.
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It&aposs going to be hard to follow that home run quite frankly, but I think that is what really prompted Justice Kennedy to retire.
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Most prominently, Overwatch is a dense game to watch, making it hard to follow and sometimes boring if two teams find themselves at an impasse.
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But the problem with a surprise hit is that it's hard to follow up on the surprises that made it work in the first place.
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It's hard to be sure, though, because the statement — titled "Standing with Saudi Arabia" — is such a rambling, hard-to-follow, exclamation-point-ridden mess.
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They are trying really hard to follow the rules, they have seconds to make these decisions on thousands pieces of content in an hour. Right?
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The consensus that this interview was too hard to follow — and it was a wildly popular opinion — overshadowed what could have been a great conversation.
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While voters may find the murky affair hard to follow, the opposition is likely to do all it can to make sure people don't forget.
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It can be hard to follow every development, so let us catch you up on some of the biggest ones dogging Mr. Pruitt this week.
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"I knew it would be hard to follow the success of our Rose Gold Palette, so I had to replace it with something phenomenal," Kattan explained.
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The details, which might be a bit hard to follow for the average bear (or, if I'm honest, blogger), can be found at this blog post.
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But beyond the hard-to-follow twists and turns of this answer, the interview also shows an astonishing shallowness to his understanding of enormous policy debates.
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If you've ever listened to Gohmert guest host Sean Hannity's radio show, you'll know that "hard to follow" is as big an understatement as it gets.
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" It's a brilliant show and so complex, but I find it hard to follow the moving pieces — I'm constantly asking, "Wait, who is that guy again?
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Many readers might find the shifting cast of characters hard to follow — wolves named Shy Male, 21, 42, 754, 755, 776, Middle Gray, and so on.
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Those who find the back-and-forth about data analysis hard to follow should note that the data from supernovas matches other evidence of cosmic acceleration.
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They feel less pressure on Snapchat, the disappearing-message service, but say Snapchat can be annoying because disappearing messages make it hard to follow a continuing conversation.
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His interruptions -- one after another after another -- were so distracting that it often detracted from the substance of the debate and made policy conversations hard to follow.
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"This is really hard to follow because when we said we would do the debate, they came back with conditions," Clinton told CNN's Wolf Blitzer earlier Tuesday.
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"The comments from both countries are getting hard to follow now, they change their tone every other day," said Hubert de Barochez, economist at Capital Economics, London.
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"The comments from both countries are getting hard to follow now, they change their tone every other day," said Hubert de Barochez, economist at Capital Economics, London.
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It can be hard to follow along with this style of writing, but I'm very interested in the non-linear narrative she uses in this particular book.
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" If what is happening in Libya is hard to follow, Mr. Kobler said, there is a simple explanation underlying everything: "It's all about power and oil and money.
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In total, B.T.A. loaned the Silk Road Group three hundred million dollars, and these funds were dispersed among its many subsidiaries, making the money trail hard to follow.
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Sure, Hoekstra's version is maybe a little hard to follow if you don't know the original already, but Attack of the Clones barely makes sense on its own.
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As part of this, Trump also muddled messaging about what treatments are coming down the line, delivering a long series of remarks that were similarly hard to follow.
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The result is uneven and sometimes a little hard to follow; even so, Wehrey's version should be read and appreciated as the essential text on the country's disintegration.
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Others are packed with CGI blurs and muddy action and are hard to follow in even the most basic "who's where, and are they dead?" kind of way.
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As a full-time freelancer, it's hard to follow conventional wisdom and save the same amount of money every month with an automatic transfer since my income is variable.
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WHERE YOU ALMOST -- I KNOW THIS IS ANTI-INTUITIVE AND IT'S VERY HARD TO FOLLOW IS, BUT ALMOST HOPE WHEN YOU BUY A STOCK IT'S GOING TO GO LOWER.
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Market participants are concerned that the Trump administration will find it hard to follow through with tax cuts and fiscal stimulus steps, without first getting the healthcare bill passed.
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Faceted like origami, aerials pointed in various directions, much of it was wrapped in gold foil to deal with thermal issues, obscuring its hard-to-follow lines yet further.
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And since the video is provided not by professional cinematographers but by amateurs with helmet cams and handheld devices, the filming is shaky and can be hard to follow.
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He criticises the growing taste for obscure prose and "mathiness"—arcane equations in economic papers that are so hard to follow they allow their authors to avoid close scrutiny.
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It's pretty clear that the orchestra, though devoted to Mr. Levine, has struggled in recent years as his gestures have become hard to follow and his stamina has flagged.
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In those early days, I tried so hard to follow her advice but I could barely remember my own name let alone which nipple I had last fed from.
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Stakeholders from all sides should be consulted to make sure that the digital rights of consumers are protected and that companies are not overburdened by hard-to-follow regulations.
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Google's Wave, which started in 212.50 and shut down in 28, was supposed to replace email with a messaging tool, but conversations were too hard to follow and track.
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The road to get there has been bumpy, though, with soccer officials, typically political figures, chopping and changing policy, or introducing rules that some have found hard to follow.
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He spoke with no notes, and his rambling digressions, of which there were many, were hard to follow for anyone who was not well versed in the Sonny Vaccaro story.
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NJPW deploys six-, eight-, and ten-man tag team matches—breathless, hard-to-follow action free of storyline or consequence—to keep the crowd happy in between the major bouts.
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One of the most fascinating things about these clone systems is the fact that the corporate histories of the companies involved—manufacturers, vendors, and distributors—are so hard-to-follow.
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Dunne's own theory about how time worked, which he called Serialism, was hard to follow, but he encouraged readers to keep dream diaries and to see if their presentiments materialized.
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The story is so sketchy that it's hard to follow, with a blizzard of characters and cameos that presumably mean more to a Japanese audience than to an American one.
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By the end, it all became so convoluted with its multiple timelines, twisted allegories, and fantastical character arcs (John Locke becomes the Smoke Monster!) that it was hard to follow.
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What we are dealing with here, in other words, is a bit of a shell game — hard to follow, costly to the public, satisfying to those who are running it.
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Occasionally the film gets a bit hectic and hard to follow, though that seems unavoidable, and accurately evokes the atmosphere at the ACLU as important cases continue to require attention.
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In an interview with Time magazine, published on Thursday, Mr. Trump veers from topic to topic, praising himself and dismissing his critics in language that sometimes is hard to follow.
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At moments, it can be slow and hard to follow; its characters sometimes act in ways that make little sense, even by the erratic standards of human behavior in dictatorships.
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This climactic showdown adds ice to the equation, resulting in an inventive, if occasionally hard to follow, mashup of the series' go-to car-based action and high-stakes pyrotechnics.
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It's still hard to follow if you're not a cryptography nerd, but it should be readily apparent that this is a cool and unusual way to stage an in-game puzzle.
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I almost immediately lost interest, because the lore is insanely hard to follow and way less interesting when you're not drinking vodka and otherwise taking in the local flavor in Austin.
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Throwing a wrench into Lewis's career plans "livens up the mysteries, which are as hard to follow and as campily gothic as ever," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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But even though it sounds fairly simple — it features fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low-fat dairy — the meal plan can be hard to follow without the help of a dietitian.
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But it turns out that recipe looks something like an M.C. Escher drawing, with a huge number of genes influencing life outcomes in hard-to-understand, hard-to-follow, interconnected ways.
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At times, it feels overly stylized: Some shots drag on too long, and others lack narrative exposition—making it hard to follow what's going on, particularly towards the end of the film.
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Playing small ball and successfully turning the debate into a series of tedious, hard-to-follow exchanges is good enough for the candidate who currently enjoys a large lead in national polls.
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It's hard to follow up the double whammy of whodunit and whohaditduntothem that propelled the first season, so there's reason to wonder whether "Will they get caught?" is a worthy enough sequel.
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While the work requirement is unprecedented in the history of Medicaid, Mr. Wagner and others say they're just as concerned about other new rules that will be confusing and hard to follow.
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Kaiser is working hard to follow the law with compassion and to make sure it is the patient's wishes that are honored, not the myriad qualms, religious doctrines or opinions of others.
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The early episodes are frenetic and hard to follow, but there's promise in the casting: Dan Stevens ("Downton Abbey"), a more subtle and interesting actor than we usually get in superhero roles.
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She also faced criticism from former One Direction member Zayn Malik, leading to a really funny and hard to follow Twitter spat between Malik and Swift's then-boyfriend, DJ and producer Calvin Harris.
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While the plot of issue six may be a bit hard to follow for readers jumping right in, the artwork by Nick Barber and Simon Gough is enough to instantly hook comic fans.
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Hyperlocal scenes like this can be a bit hard to follow for outsiders, but fortunately for you Noisey's own staff writer Lawrence Burney always has his ear to the ground of his hometown.
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The arguments can be hard to follow, so below is a stripped-down, short guide to the best case each side is making — and why it's actually quite hard to know who's right.
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The rest of 13 Hours is a somewhat-hard-to-follow series of car chases, firefights, and explosions, punctuated by scenes of the CIA officers belatedly realizing the contractors were right all along.
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When Bran and the Three-Eyed Raven view the past, we meet Ser Arthur Dayne — the famed Sword of the Morning — and his dual-sword work is choppy, blocky, and hard to follow.
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And if you were using the "dark mode" that was running in twttr, it was hard to follow the shading on replies (something we also highlighted in our initial review of the new app).
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There is a story here, though it's hard to follow (even if you obey the author's instructions to read the comic panels in a "snakelike fashion," first left to right, then right to left).
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Europe is finding it hard to follow the actions that U.S. President Donald Trump has taken on global trade, a top European Union (EU) official told CNBC Saturday at the European House Ambrosetti Forum.
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If this labyrinth is hard to follow, imagine what it's like for people who have been traumatized by prison, who haven't had a driver's license in years, who have never even held a cellphone.
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His claim, as hard to follow as it was, seemed to be that journalists hold secret meetings during which they brainstorm about words they can use during their broadcasts to make him look bad.
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It's a little hard to follow, because on the one hand he says he never liked shaking hands and resisted it, and on the other hand he says it's a hard habit to break.
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For much of the first half of the debate, Harris got bogged down in a hard-to-follow debate over the finer details of her Medicare-for-all plan versus Biden's health care plan.
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HelloFresh (from $7.49) is a close second to Blue Apron; the recipes I tried had great flavor, but the instructions were a bit disorganized and may be hard to follow for inexperienced home chefs.
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"Even though the screen is attached to the mouse, the sensitivity of the mouse makes it not that hard to follow along with what is happening on the screen," Electronic Grenade said in the video.
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Some states are stricter than others about CBD, and while most rules concern marijuana-derived CBD rather than hemp-derived, requirements that that go into the exact percentage of THC can be hard to follow.
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" (We don't.) He charged that social media companies "censor opinions" and "decide what information citizens are going to be given," and claimed his supporters have told him "they make it so hard to follow you.
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"Even though the screen is attached to the mouse, the sensitivity of the mouse actually makes it not that hard to follow along with what's happening on the screen," Electronic Grenade explains in the video.
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New York Times writer Kyle Buchanan said Gerwig's decision to start the movie's plot more than halfway through the book's storyline is a "fresh approach" to the source material, though a bit hard to follow.
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It's a good development, giving Mr. Whately something to play besides crotchety but sneakily hip old age, and it livens up the mysteries, which are as hard to follow and as campily gothic as ever.
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The logic of this deal is hard to follow – not least because Shanda paid a premium to the market price for the Legg shares, something that almost nobody ever does for a passive minority stake.
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And the growing Latino presence in MLB creates more racial complexity that is especially hard to follow for people who don't see race and want all this race stuff to go back into the shadows.
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And for anyone not familiar with Soseki, Mr. Osada's English libretto was probably hard to follow in the absence of projected titles, which might have made a nice substitute for some of the lighting gimmicks.
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And for many viewers -- putting aside his hard-core Colorado fans -- some of his answers were too long, hard to follow and lacking the pizzazz we have seen from some of the other Democratic contenders.
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It nonetheless remains incredibly hard to follow, but that probably has less to do with the work of My Name is Byf than it does with the often rickety foundation he's working with from Bungie.
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Like his father-in-law's assets, Kushner's wealth is spread out like roots from a tree, and hard to follow in the very general forms he and other administration officials are required to file each year.
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YouTubers have been frustrated over the lack of clarity on what content can make their video ineligible for advertising — complex rules around a seemingly simple issue like swearing have made the current guidelines hard to follow.
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It's not only that it's hard to follow a conversation between two people on the platform, but rather there's a weird bug that's messing up likes, retweets and notifications, something which Twitter is working on resolving.
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The book is a quick, hard-to-follow read about Bob Honey, an aging man who "most often speaks of himself in the third person" and works as a septic tank entrepreneur and government contract killer.
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The conversation is kind of hard to follow, and that's probably because the clips from the episode are stitched together to make it seem like it's only the Talosian alien and Captain Pike having a conversation.
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CHARGES of collusion over an inquiry into collusion, probes and counterprobes: the swirl of hearings and allegations stemming from Russian meddling in the presidential election is becoming wearyingly hard to follow—which, for some, may be the point.
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The main issue when playing in handheld mode, though, is that there is just so much happening on screen that it can be hard to follow when you shrink it all down onto the Switch's rather small display.
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"The president's language is always vague and hard to follow on almost every issue he talks about and it has been especially difficult to parse when he's talking about the issue of changing America's gun laws," Murphy said.
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It's hard to follow his logic in comparing the immigrants to people trespassing on a lawn, however, since if someone was on your lawn and refused to leave, they would reasonably be drawn into the US justice system.
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"Colleges and universities have worked very hard to follow the law and interpret and apply the law in developing and maintaining their policies," Kristen Clarke, head of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, told VICE News.
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This isn't to say that this formula is followed to the letter (Counter-Strike is fairly drab, and League and Dota can both be hard to follow), but this is the rough outline of a competitive, spectator-friendly game.
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We're sure there are some people out there who like this odd and hard-to-follow tournament style, but for the many people who don't like their routine to be messed with we beg for the old format back.
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"It's really not hard to follow a diet for a very short period of time — most people do — but to have that stick in your life, that's the problem that we are trying to solve," said CEO Suneel Gupta.
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The result has been that the mysteries are often puzzling and hard to follow, while Mr. Branagh struggles heroically to convey the personality filled in so abundantly in the books by Mr. Mankell (who died last year at 67).
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Born from hip-hop, it's a little electronic for my liking—rather fast-paced and hard to follow—but the young 'road men' creating it are wonderfully fierce and passionate about what they do (Google an act called Skepta).
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The cameras then record a 180-degree panoramic view of the full pitch, with the resulting image stitched together and the AI-tech working hard to follow the action via virtual panning and zooming on the resulting recording video file.
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The challenge for international companies now - faced with a scarcity of land to expand and the need to secure future supplies - is to work with small growers like Kasno, even though many farmers find it hard to follow sustainability rules.
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"That great arc of justice that we have tried so hard to follow with our faults and our setbacks keeps moving toward a better life, a better time, a better place, on this earth as well as after," she said.
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He is a successful, well-educated man who is several years her senior, and I find myself questioning his motives — she's very beautiful and sweet, but she finds it very hard to follow a conversation for any length of time.
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At times it's hard to follow the way in which Mr. Peck tracks his music, Bohuslav Martinu's Piano Concerto No. 1, and yet the mystery is part of the fun; from that eager opening, we always know we're in safe hands.
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The weed's provenance — it's called White Widow Super Cheese — is worth mentioning, because that nonsensically picturesque moniker is just a small part of Ritchie's playful fascination with words and language, which gets so baroque at times that it's hard to follow.
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You just want to crash on the couch, snuggle up with blankets and a pet and maybe (just maybe) a significant other, and watch a show that isn't hard to follow and makes you feel good: Parks and Rec, say.
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For example, on Monday night authors John Tiegen and Mark Geist gave a 20-minute, blow-by-blow account of the 2012 attacks in Benghazi that was so detailed it was hard to follow if you weren't already steeped in conservative mythology.
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Infinity War contains a lot of Marvel shorthand, an assumption of prior knowledge of how important certain characters are and where they've been, and it might be hard to follow if you haven't seen at least some of the other Marvel films.
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While the second Spidey flick does give a slight, extremely brief refresher of what went down in both Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, it's so brief that without the context of both films, it might be a little hard to follow.
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Kim: This was a little hard to follow, but overall, a really dazzling, creative little film - the colors felt overwhelming at first but flowed like rainbows by the end, and Carson's story won me over (especially her time with the circus sideshow).
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He will probably trail only Emmitt Smith, Walter Payton and Barry Sanders in rushing yards when he retires, but the Pro Football Hall of Fame's standards can be hard to follow: They often seem to favor personality and narrative as much as statistics.
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Fordham sometimes has trouble drawing facial expressions that show strong emotion, and his action sequences can be stiff and hard to follow, but it's difficult to fault him when he renders the settings of John Blake's world in such painstaking and loving detail.
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There was a pretty substantive debate about guns, but it was often hard to follow — was it about Sanders's National Rifle Association record, former Vice President Joe Biden's gun control work, or whether Congress will do anything with the filibuster still in place?
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It was always going to be hard to follow up on a TV that can roll up when it's not being used, and so LG has come to CES 22020 with a new lineup that prioritizes elegance and thinness over bending screens.
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The welcoming, unpretentious tone is set by the pictorial guide to produce, kitchenware and more: These aren't stylized, hard-to-follow tableaus but snapshots of the items in the wild (in other words, at H-Mart), accompanied by their Korean names and characters.
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The message itself is a little hard to follow: First the narrator says that Rubio gives tax dollars to billionaires, then he says that Big Sugar bankrolls his campaign, and lastly he asserts that Rubio and Hillary Clinton are the same kind of politician.
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The crux of the problem has been that Twitter's DNA is about real-time rivers of chatter that flow in one single feed, while conversations by their nature linger around a specific topic and become hard to follow when there are too many people talking.
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You could argue that Threads has the same intention: email chains, especially those with multiple parties, can also be hard to follow and are in any case often very messy to look at: something that the conversations in Threads also attempt to clear up.
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Will win: La La Land Might win: Arrival Dark horse: Hacksaw Ridge Should win: I liked few 2016 movies as much as Arrival, and so much of that is due to how the editing keeps the film's complicated narrative from becoming too hard to follow.
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Even if AutoMod sterilizes the worst of what Twitch chat brings — it's been a well-received feature — there's still another, simpler problem with the idea of using the streaming service as a community engagement platform for a political event: it's downright hard to follow.
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And the action, save for some moderately cool slow-motion shots and a protracted fight sequence that takes place in a glassed-in elevator shaft, is for the most part murky, chaotic and as hard to follow as it is to care about the outcome.
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" — JAMES CORDEN On "The Late Show," Stephen Colbert said he had finally figured out why the White House's narrative on the firing of the former F.B.I. director, James Comey, might seem a little hard to follow: It's like the Tyler Durden character in the film "Fight Club.
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"It's really hard to follow something no bigger than a basketball that's 135 feet away," he said as he kept a slightly pink light tightly on Ms. Netrebko's face as she moved, subtly offsetting the larger, blue-tinted spotlight a colleague had cast on her whole body.
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For those not fluent in Japanese, the song itself is a little hard to follow, but the basic premise translates: the girls bop around the iPhone interface, appearing in their Twitter feeds and on Vine, recording a video on the iOS camera app, and uploading it to Vimeo.
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The experts rated both diets as hard to follow Here's what U.S. News calls the best diet plans for 2018: The DASH diet was designed to help people lower their high blood pressure, and it's characterized by a mix of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein and low-fat dairy.
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The effect was like walking into an intimate conversation between old friends, and it was just as hard to follow, but the underlying theme was clear: The world is full of mysteries, miracles, portents and divine, otherworldly occurrences, and it's all being occluded by the political, societal, scientific and historic establishments.
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You want to help the people in your portfolio or the people in your company do things that are hard, to follow through on their commitments to their natural end while also making sure that that if you going to [stop this thing that you doing], that you decide it on a good day.
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It was the sort of in the sort of high-grade free association that only football coaches with the right blend of tenure and geography can pull off; Gundy seemed to view Jack Nicholson's character as the film's hero, but honestly it was pretty hard to follow beyond the fact that Gundy seemed upset about various things.
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The actual sequence is a little hard to follow, since the literary evidence appears in "The Garden of Eden," an unfinished, posthumously published novel that he worked on in the forties and fifties but that takes place in the mid-twenties, which is when he started seeing the American journalist Pauline Pfeiffer, who eventually became his second wife.
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And unlike last week, when the editing rhythms combined to make the swordfight hard to follow, this episode's fight scene was mostly just impossible to see, unless you were watching in a completely dark room with a state-of-the-art HD TV. (I wasn't.) I mean, I got what happened in the end, which was all that mattered.
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I spoke with Spencer a number of times, formally at press huddles and informally, and I had the sense of him as a deeply thoughtful public servant working hard to follow the appropriate commands, in substance and in process, of his commander in chief while respecting the time-honored, vital process of peer review and judgment inside military ranks.
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" In a profile of the broadcaster Rachel Maddow, Maddow's explanation of how she decides what the focus of a given show will be and how her meeting with her staff during the day tends to confuse more than clarify her intentions, Malcolm tells us: "I noticed none of this at the meeting I attended; I just found it hard to follow.
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The plot isn't hard to follow — Tyler starts the album longing for his lover, then the lover leaves him for a woman, then Tyler becomes his angry alter ego Igor, who renounces love and raps in a wounded snarl, before accepting the affair's end, forgiving the ex-boyfriend, and finding closure — but it does bifurcate the album rather cleanly between love songs and hard squelchy beats.
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What starts out as one or two easy choices laid out in a linear way eventually abruptly goes off the rails and turns into a jittery derailed plot in which choices are made and then immediately challenged and remade, actions are committed and then reverted, timelines converge and collapse, and it all becomes a giant mess, hard to follow even if you're keeping track.
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Not only is he working hard to follow up on the Singapore summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but he also is concerned with Hudaydah. Hudaydah?
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And the things candidates have argued about in their 30-second bursts of speaking time have been confusing and sort of meta — the last debate featured what felt like hours of arguments about health care plans that were nearly impossible to follow if you weren't already very familiar with the candidates' health care plans (they were also very hard to follow if you were familiar).
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According to University of Missouri professor Michael Sykuta, these (non-binding) guidelines may obscure more than preserve rights; protections are hidden in hard-to-follow (or "turn key to agree") End User License Agreements (EULA), and, if you read the fine-print in those agreements, providers can easily export or sell data to third party contractors if those institutions mimic the original the language in their own EULAs.
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One was the crisis of 2008, after which a lot of ordinary Americans turned their attention to the financial-services industry and discovered something that looked, on the surface, uncannily like a classic bilking: There was a lot of hard-to-follow shifting about of who owned what and who owed what to whom, and in the end a lot of people found that their retirement savings had vanished.
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Playlist: David Bowie, "Sound and Vision" / David Bowie, "Fantastic Voyage" / David Bowie, "Heroes" / Talking Heads, "The Big Country" / Talking Heads, "I Zimbra" / Talking Heads, "Crosseyed and Painless" / DEVO, "[I Can't Get No] Satisfaction" / David Byrne and Brian Eno, "America Is Waiting" / David Byrne and Brian Eno, "The Jezebel Spirit" / U231, "Pride in the Name of Love" / U21, "Where the Streets Have No Name" / U277, "So Cruel" / Coldplay, "X & Y" / Coldplay, "Viva La Vida" / Ultravox, "Slip Away" / James, "Laid" Even for superfans, Eno's art career is hard to follow because the physical installations are temporary and geographically far-flung.
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