Again, it's hard to see how Twitter solves Disney's problems, and equally hard to see how Disney solves Twitter's problems.
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It's hard to see past their behaviors, and it's hard to see past their actions, but everyone is carrying the light.
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It's hard to see Iran playing along with Trump's summit of vanities -- and it's hard to see what trade-offs would satisfy both sides.
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It ain't hard to see why -- Ali's rematch vs.
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And it's hard to see any single issue -- impeachment?
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It's hard to see the difference between Pixel and Nexus Still, from what we know so far, it's hard to see how Google's new Pixel strategy is materially different from the Nexus program.
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It is hard to see industrial logic behind the purchases.
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And it makes the actual dark spot hard to see.
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It's hard to see how this pic unduly prejudices anyone.
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The full impact was still hard to see, he said.
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"Right now, it's hard to see those returns," he said.
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"It's hard to see from where I was," Hoiberg said.
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From where I'm sitting, it's hard to see the progress.
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It is hard to see how he will achieve that.
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It's hard to see the logic from ICE's perspective, though.
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It's hard to see a similar moment for trans acceptance.
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It's not hard to see why DropMix is so fun.
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It is still hard to see how that will change.
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It's not hard to see why countries would want drones.
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It is hard to see the PT making a comeback.
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It is hard to see the ceasefire holding until then.
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It's hard to see them casting him to the wind.
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It's not hard to see why he's always shining, shining.
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It is hard to see any happy end to this.
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It was hard to see my baby covered in blood.
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"It's really hard to see Khloé so stressed," Kim says.
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It is hard to see how she might be dislodged.
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But it's hard to see what difference that has made.
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It was extremely hard to see Rick Perry go home.
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It's just hard to see how much hate there is.
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But it's hard to see where all of this ends.
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It is hard to see Ted Cruz enlisting her, either.
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It's not hard to see why he would do so.
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Fear is hard to attack because it's hard to see.
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It is hard to see where growth will come from.
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But it isn't hard to see where this ends up.
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It's hard to see that you're on that path, too.
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"It's hard to see who takes the lead," Gunn said.
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But it's hard to see the provisions garnering Democratic support.
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Hard to see how Celine Dion is unlocking human creativity.
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Without that, it's hard to see how things will improve.
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It's hard to see that reason in Michael Flynn's case.
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Text might be hard to see on the smaller screen.
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At first glance, it's awfully hard to see a distinction
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It's hard to see how Facebook can square the circle.
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It's not hard to see what's happening, the McCormicks say.
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IS THAT HARD TO SEE OUT IN FRONT OF YOU?
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When you're inside something, it's hard to see its shape.
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Hard to see what good could come of this. 216.
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As for Grete's tattoo -- hard to see what it says.
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"It's very hard to see that photograph," Mr. Castro said.
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I try very hard to see the good in others.
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It's hard to see other people in all their complexity.
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It makes it hard to see the good that remains.
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It's not hard to see what we should be doing.
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It's not hard to see this reflex on display in
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It's hard to see them having much support for Trump.
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It's hard to see how any of this can work.
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It is hard to see how Chelsea can be stopped.
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And sometimes the results of aid are hard to see.
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It is not hard to see the parallels, of course.
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It's hard to see the stars out here in Connecticut.
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The United States' network of power is hard to see.
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"It's hard to see them lie like that," Parnas said.
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It is hard to see how Merkel could swallow that.
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It's hard to see a way out of this trap.
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In a storm, it's often hard to see the lighthouse.
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In a storm, it's often hard to see the lighthouse.
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It's hard to see Bears fans remembering this game fondly.
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The United States' network of power is hard to see.
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But it's hard to see how this is about you.
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Surprisingly, these large halos are hard to see with telescopes.
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It's still hard to see how that will be enough.
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Certain pictures are easy to make but hard to see.
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You never say never, but it's hard to see it.
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It's not hard to see the brotherly bond between these two!
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This is hard to see if your starting point is economics.
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And it's so hard to see that stuff ahead of time.
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Hard to see how that changes after a two-week break.
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When you're managing ADHDers, the difference can be hard to see.
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It's hard to see that as anything other than a win.
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It's hard to see how, short of a major supply shock.
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And looking at her drawings, it's not hard to see why.
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After a week with one, it's not hard to see why.
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It's actually not hard to see the Robin's DNA in it.
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But it's hard to see since it hangs below her waist.
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It's hard to see that right now, for me at least.
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It's hard to see how Watkins would apply in this case.
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It's not hard to see why the posts are so popular.
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Either way, Mr Trump's removal by impeachment is hard to see.
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It's false, but sometimes, it can be hard to see it.
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It was hard to see anything but that same, overweight girl.
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But it is hard to see a stopgap going beyond then.
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It's hard to see them bringing this up for a vote.
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It was not hard to see how his obsession had begun.
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It is hard to see what can save the region's bacon.
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"It is very hard to see the fungus," Frayer told CNN.
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It's hard to see it with all the nonsense in Washington.
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That's why it may have been hard to see the end.
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It's hard to see class warfare driving these institutions and policies.
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But hard to see how he gets from here to there.
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It's not hard to see why Democrats see DeVos as unqualified.
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It is hard to see if anything is in Collie's hand.
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It's very hard to see a way in for consumer advocates.
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So it's not hard to see what will happen one day.
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It's hard to see how any of this will end happily.
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It's not hard to see why Get Out works so well.
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It is hard to see how that action is constitutionally protected.
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It is hard to see where new investment might come from.
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And it is not hard to see their rationale for selling.
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And it's not too hard to see why it's so viral.
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But at the moment it's hard to see any positive signs.
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It was hard to see how Friday's performance could be determinative.
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It is hard to see how he can stay in office.
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With such backing, it's hard to see how Bolsonaro will lose.
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It is not hard to see why Americans shun the topic.
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It's hard to see the characters you love in tough times.
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It's hard to see him deferring to Kasich's views on anything.
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It's particularly hard to see this narrative perpetuated onto young scientists.
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Of course, it's not hard to see why they faded away.
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It's hard to see how Trump's economic policies can rectify that.
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And you don't have to squint very hard to see it.
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It's hard to see how this isn't an insult to God.
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It's sometimes hard to see my old team from the outside.
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But it is hard to see how to avoid that outcome.
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And it's hard to see how this is unsanitary for you.
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It's not hard to see what the fuss is about either.
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It's hard to see their eyes, though we search their faces.
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What is hard to see is PATSY CLINE in the grid.
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It's not hard to see why the world is on tenterhooks.
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"It's hard to see much happening at this point," he said.
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Matter It's hard to see what's so special about a scallop.
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It's hard to see how this dynamic goes away anytime soon.
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It's hard to see how this ends well for the administration.
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It's not hard to see what Márquez admired in the writing.
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It's not hard to see how this would go terribly wrong.
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It is hard to see how any of this ends well.
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It's hard to see how it would help the Kremlin today.
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Yet it's hard to see 2018 developing into a blue wave.
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On these facts, it was hard to see how it would.
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A good applause line, but hard to see the path forward.
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The link between tax and dividend is too hard to see.
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It's not hard to see how that can create political problems.
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That makes it hard to see how the deal will survive.
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It is hard to see how such a strong, rich culture could be overly damaged by an influx of North American tourists and it is hard to see how the economy could be anything other than boosted.
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But it's just so hard to see someone you admire be smeared.
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Also, it's hard to see how such major cuts would become permanent.
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"It's hard to see your mom cry every single day," he says.
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That was hard to see, but it's the real deal out there.
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"It was really hard to see her go through that," said Kordei.
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Goldschmidt is one of baseball's best, and that isn't hard to see.
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It's hard to see the next year or so improving Pompeo's prospects.
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It's hard to see any one studio beating Disney at this point.
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"Woman with a Lute" is glorious, otherworldly, and rather hard to see.
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It's not hard to see why Hollywood watchers question the genre's longevity.
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It's just hard to see who, if anyone, would actually want them.
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But it is hard to see the environmental advantages of using it.
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It's hard to see the face of the person who threw it.
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It's hard to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
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That's hard to see, of course, as knowledge is fragmented and specialised.
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It is nonetheless hard to see these swimmers really facing criminal charges.
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It's hard to see this pervasive attitude as anyone but Kalanick's fault.
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It's not hard to see why DARPA is interested in such tools.
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It's hard to see what happens in key parts of the footage.
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It was not hard to see what Mr Trump was up to.
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Meanwhile, it's hard to see Elena be so negligent to our friendship.
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That decision has been controversial, though it is hard to see why.
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It's hard to see how Vision comes out of this one intact.
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It's hard to see what the grates look like in the suitcase.
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It's hard to see many consumers letting this affect their buying decisions.
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Jellyfish are hard to see, fragile, and, worst of all, they're gooey.
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When you are in the middle of it, it's hard to see.
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It's hard to see Chinese firms making the US their first choice.
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It's a weak point that it's hard to see Apple ever addressing.
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I'm not yet, and it's hard to see how I would be.
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It's not hard to see why with all those engagements he's planning.
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So unless you flip Collins or Murkowski, hard to see it happening.
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And it's hard to see what policies he's won in the process.
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It's hard to see him translating that vote into a national bandwagon.
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Some of it was pretty hard to see, especially when involving kids.
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And of course it's hard to see how, how to resolve it.
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It's very hard to see how the administration could survive this crisis.
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It's hard to see a clear reason for performing such an analysis.
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It's hard to see how he can certify progress on human rights.
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It's not hard to see that Erdoğan has crossed multiple red lines.
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It is not hard to see how for many white Americans, this
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"It's hard to see that impact in the Bay Area," Stoppelman said.
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Yet it is hard to see how May's standing improves from here.
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It's hard to see why Iran would do any of this now.
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"It's really hard to see much of Bernie's support moving," Selzer ventures.
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IT'S A LITTLE BIT HARD TO SEE WHAT REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN LIFTED.
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Shoulders are often covered with snow, and they are hard to see.
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But, the dawning of a new conservative era is hard to see.
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But it is hard to see bikers burning their Harleys over this.
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But it wouldn't be hard to see it become a talking point.
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It's hard to see how the new version will take less time.
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It was hard to see her through the blur in my eyes.
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It is hard to see their achievements and accomplishments dismissed and disregarded.
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It's also hard to see beyond her walls ... but I digress, again.
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You don't have to squint as hard to see directly through it.
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You did not have to look hard to see Mr. Trump's motive.
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You don't have to look very hard to see the common denominator.
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But it is hard to see her suddenly rising to the top.
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It is hard to see Mr. Bolton acting as an honest broker.
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It's not hard to see why, given how lucrative loyalty can be.
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It was hard to see how the economics would work out there.
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When we reached Elliston, it wasn't hard to see what he meant.
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Still, most say it is hard to see him taking the plunge.
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When you're in the moment, it's really hard to see past that.
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But 18 months later, it is hard to see what has changed.
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Not hard to see where I got the idea for the puzzle.
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For a long time, it's hard to see through the dense fog.
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It's not hard to see why investors expect the companies to prevail.
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It's hard to see where that funding is going to come from.
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It is hard to see pieces like this as fair and balanced.
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"It's hard to see the way out of this crisis," he said.
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It is hard to see how this downward spiral would help anyone.
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But it was hard to see him as an agent of change.
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Yeah, I think it's kind of hard to see that not happening.
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Numerous critics disputed this, and it was not hard to see why.
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It's hard to see — but then again, we live in strange times.
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And it's hard to see where another economic bump can come from.
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On the surface, it's hard to see how this is about you.
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"It's hard to see big changes occurring with Lloyd there," Kleinhanzl said.
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But it's hard to see how it would have triumphed without him.
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"It would be hard to see a bill this year," he said.
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It is not hard to see how such a logic took hold.
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It&aposs hard to see it compared to where I&aposm sitting.
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Their niqabs stuck to their skin and made it hard to see.
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"It&aposs hard to see it developing any other way," she said.
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And it's hard to see a Senate deal surviving those two gauntlets.
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It was hard to see how my co-workers would get there.
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That's hard to see, because then the race is over for him.
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"It's awfully hard to see how that alone is sufficient," Gidari says.
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A path toward passing a replacement bill is incredibly hard to see.
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It can be hard to see an era until you see what it was missing, though, and it can be hard to see a generational fault line until you see what commonality the next wave of people doesn't have.
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It's hard to see them coming in the dark so I'm kinda jumpy.
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When they reach a conclusion, it becomes hard to see things another way.
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As punishing as Ironman is, it's also not hard to see the appeal.
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Aside from habit, it's hard to see why anyone would prefer Yahoo Messenger.
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It's hard to see how this can possibly work out well for Alec.
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However, it's also not hard to see how this technology could go poorly.
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It's hard to see how this joke is aimed at anyone but women.
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Surveying the retail world right now, it's hard to see anything but Amazon.
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"It's hard to see how going backward can actually improve things," she said.
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It is hard to see what Congress hopes to achieve by overruling them.
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People are really pissed at Morrissey, and it's not hard to see why.
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It's hard to see this as anything but a major loss for consumers.
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NP: Yeah, I think for my parents, it was hard to see it.
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It's hard to see the value of something if its existence seems ephemeral.
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Still, the particular ugliness of the presidential campaign was hard to see coming.
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When you're deep in heartache, it can be hard to see past it.
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If so, it is not hard to see why such joints were picked.
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It is not hard to see how this could lead to delayed investment.
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However, Comet PanSTARRS may be faint and hard to see without a telescope.
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I adored her, so it was hard to see her make those choices.
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RSVP: here It's very hard to see the places where innovation actually happens.
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It's hard to see how this qualifies as an exposé or breaking news.
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Working in finance made it hard to see the silver lining in things.
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It's not hard to see why scientists struggle to explain the Tully monster.
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It's hard to see how this can be orchestrated by someone else's genes.
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But it is hard to see the president being interested in such wonkery.
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That makes it hard to see how May can cobble together a majority.
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It's not hard to see Eleven, insistent and peculiar, as a young Joyce.
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It's very hard to see any reason why that would change in conference.
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It's not hard to see who came out on top in that round.
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Much of the universe, after all, is far away, and hard to see.
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Just as important, it's hard to see how Ted Cruz recovers from this.
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So it's not hard to see how trip103real's platform feeds into its plans.
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You don't have to look too hard to see the demographics have changed.
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But from Comey's perspective, it's hard to see what other choice he had.
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Unless you're immersed in the city's scene, it's hard to see what's what.
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Considering Cavallari is a mother of three, it's not hard to see why.
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The sonorous stories of northern freedom are hard to see in Dial's oeuvre.
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This has made the news, but at first, it's hard to see why.
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It's not hard to see why Paul pushed for such ambitious emission targets.
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Outside of the realm of taxes and regulation, it's hard to see that.
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But it's hard to see how they would have stopped something like Vegas.
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It is not hard to see that the 32.5 euros cover approximately nothing.
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Plenty of fans are loving this, and it's not hard to see why.
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It's hard to see why Game of Thrones would avoid the same fate.
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And it's hard to see how these many leaks aren't helping our enemies.
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It's hard to see a path where they get to that number. 4.
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It's not hard to see why Erdogan can be so unpopular with some.
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Even if Alaba weren't there, it's hard to see Neuer stopping that finish.
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It's not hard to see why most gamers design characters in their likeness.
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It's hard to see how this gets better before it gets even worse.
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"It's hard to see any kind of intentional, outright bias," Mr. Fearnow said.
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It's not hard to see the political ramifications if unions lose in Janus.
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"It's hard to see words like that," she told the local news outlet.
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It is hard to see what could do the enforcing except the budget.
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But it's hard to see a path for you to be the nominee.
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It's not hard to see why reverberations, pro and con, built so quickly.
|
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At this late date, it's hard to see Bloomberg winning the Democratic nomination.
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If he doesn't run now, it's hard to see him having another chance.
|
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It's hard to see how Trump's personal chemistry leading to any breakthroughs there.
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"It's hard to see that not happening in every possible way," he said.
|
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As such, it's hard to see a downside to ubiquitous, first-hand documentation.
|
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If Ford testifies against Kavanaugh, it's hard to see President Trump restraining himself.
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This isn't hard to see, and it has been pointed out many times.
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It is hard to see the logical endpoint of the Republicans' blanket obstruction.
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It's hard to see a way the Blackhawks bounce back any time soon.
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Worse, it's hard to see how they, as individuals, can fix the issue.
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Yiannopoulos is the king of the dweebs, but it's hard to see why.
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It is hard to see this as a bug rather than a feature.
|
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But it's hard to see China's state-owned enterprises wringing out such synergies.
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It's hard to see how she is in power this time next year.
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Some of the pods are still inhabited, but it's hard to see how.
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It's hard to see her face, but you get a decent side profile.
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It's hard to see what he got in return for choosing not to.
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The room was so full it was hard to see if he fled.
|
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And barring a huge shakeup, it's hard to see how Sanders catches him.
|
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It's a huge ask, and hard to see how it's not politically motivated.
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It's hard to see why it would now, in their moment of triumph.
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But it is hard to see how Mr. Trump will do much better.
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"It's hard to see when you're in the middle of it," she said.
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But for now, it's hard to see many dark clouds on the horizon.
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The good news is that it's hard to see how it gets worse.
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It's hard to see how that wouldn't be a monetization of its users.
|
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Like the slow approach of twilight, their declines can be hard to see.
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It is hard to see how to promote either one without the other.
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It's hard to see a bright future the way it looks right now.
|
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It is hard to see that Bolton's departure isn't part of the calculus.
|
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But when a Guernica bullhead appeared, it was hard to see the humor.
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It's hard to see how that could be achieved in an election year.
|
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It's hard to see how either side benefits from any of this display.
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It's hard to see how the US would not learn of that somehow.
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Worse, the press seats were beneath the screens, making them hard to see.
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It's not hard to see why most executives have a rosy sales outlook.
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Despite the protests, it is hard to see that anything fundamental will change.
|
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It is hard to see how much of the case survived after Sept.
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But it's also hard to see how it's meaningful for its target audience.
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It's not hard to see why they raised over $1 million on Indiegogo.
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Given that fact, it's not hard to see what Trump is doing here.
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It's really hard to see someone killing people in front of your eyes.
|
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And if you listen to her singing, it's not hard to see why.
|
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With positions so far apart, it is hard to see a middle ground.
|
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It can sometimes be hard to see the letters in a dark room.
|
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It's not hard to see why the proposed resolution sparked such divergent views.
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Social risk is obvious once virally exposed, but hard to see in advance.
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"Hard to see this as anything but bad faith," Wolgin tweeted Monday evening.
|
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Indeed, it's hard to see any long-lasting legacy of the Clinton impeachment.
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They're hard to find, they're hard to see, therefore they're hard to beat.
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They campaigned separately, and it's hard to see how they can govern together.
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It's not hard to see how all of this could have gone wrong.
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And if you talk to Roomba owners, it's not hard to see why.
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It's not hard to see, though, that Texas is ''protecting'' women at their peril.
|
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At first it was hard to see the machine's arrival through clouds of dust.
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And after seeing her standalone film, Captain Marvel, it's not hard to see why.
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It's not hard to see why Abe wanted to get first word with Trump.
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It's hard to see how a quarter-point rate cut would have an impact.
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Because as massive black holes are, they're actually incredibly hard to see up close.
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It's not hard to see why she chose the cliffside crib overlooking the Mediterranean.
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But this non-ultraviolet light is relatively dim and hard to see without help.
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It's hard to see how the Chequers Plan can survive in its current form.
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It's hard to see Trump's approach to deal making working very often in health.
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It is hard to see the DUP agreeing to more limits on its clout.
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But it is not hard to see ways in which Americans are particularly vulnerable.
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Booksmart has been compared to Superbad (2007), and it's not hard to see why.
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It's hard to see 21 million people out and about in freezing, snowy streets.
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It's hard to see how Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Iger could justify going higher.
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The only light came through windows so dirty it was hard to see out.
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Different religions, cultures, and dialects can make it hard to see eye-to-eye.
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It's not hard to see Sam Richardson's mannerisms in his characters—and vice versa.
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That makes it hard to see how Mr Abe is to get this done.
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But you do not have to look hard to see that society is fraying.
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Everyone's awed and inspired by it, and it's not very hard to see why.
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With figures like that, it's not hard to see the validity in Nyong'o's statement.
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It's hard to see how any of these methods have yielded anything like success.
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His actual path to the nomination continues to be a little hard to see.
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It's hard to see how the answers to any of these questions is yes.
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It's really hard to see who was responsible for throwing a bottle or whatever.
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It's hard to see a market leader like Apple or Samsung trying something radical.
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These guys will just burrow into the mulch, they can be hard to see.
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Without support from the government, it's hard to see how a referendum becomes law.
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Gannett Fleming calls its design "the Paw," and it's not hard to see why.
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It was hard to see in the movie, but they all had shoe jewelry.
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But it's hard to see Starboard sitting around for five years without doing anything.
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Look at underlying numbers, though, and it is at first hard to see why.
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Who needs a heavy, hard-to-see-out-of mask when you have makeup?
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It's hard to see the original iPhone's subtle, but more rounded corners in pictures.
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But it's truly hard to see anyone clamoring for that movie after watching Venom.
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People who had small children found it particularly hard to see children in distress.
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As yet, it is hard to see a broader impact from these individual transformations.
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Thankfully, the scars are still there but are actually really hard to see now.
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It's hard to see how these revelations about Trump will change much of anything.
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But it is hard to see the initial gains in USD/JPY being sustained.
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Sitting in a Levante, it isn't hard to see how they saved that money.
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The moment comes quickly and easily, which is why it's so hard to see.
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It's hard to see how a candidate can keep these two disparate factions together.
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It&aposs hard to see because of smoke and the dirt they kick up.
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After all, it's hard to see invited musicians like Mary J. Blige and Will.i.
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It's hard to see someone known for his verve for life so physically depleted.
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I mean, it's not necessarily ending, but it is hard to see him go.
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It's still not a touchscreen and it's still hard to see in the sun.
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Aggression, presumably, brings other advantages, otherwise it is hard to see why it happens.
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But it's really hard to see your brother go down, someone you care about.
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"When you are in those trenches, it's hard to see beyond," she told CNN.
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Quick take: Alaska is among the losers here, and it's hard to see Sen.
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" It wasn't funny, and it's hard to see how the comment could be "misunderstood.
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It's not hard to see why many people associate the condition with extreme empathy.
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It's hard to see how that happens, with new capital continuing to come in.
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The dynamics probably preclude it anyway — hard to see a clear-the-field frontrunner.
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Investors complain it's often hard to see how incentive packages are supposed to work.
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So it's not hard to see where things might go when the banks collapse.
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It's not hard to see what Union meant in her description of the star.
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It is not hard to see why local health-commissioners might drag their heels.
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" "It's very hard to see a way that things are going to end well.
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With that in mind, it's hard to see Yingde fetching a more inflated price.
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It can be hard to see what, if anything, these candidates have in common.
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In that sense, it's hard to see the problem with a federalised international competition.
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If not, it's hard to see the Chiefs catching up to the AFC's elite.
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It's not hard to see why Chapman was singled out by the alt-right.
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And it's hard to see guys look at me the way they often do.
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A year later it's hard to see clear sign of progress on that goal.
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It is hard to see how this decision serves U.S. interests or regional stability.
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Sometimes when you are in the swamp it is hard to see life outside.
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Edward VIII, making it hard to see their controversial marriage as a love story
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On most issues, the policy divergence across the parties shouldn't be hard to see.
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"[It's] hard to see what all the fuss is about," Artforum grumbled in 20163.
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It's hard to see the breakaway affecting the fate of Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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It's not hard to see why "Fiorello!" remains cherished today mostly for its score.
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On first glance, it's hard to see who would support pardons for these men.
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As before, it is hard to see a path for victory for Mr. Dauman.
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It is hard to see how this can work: France's European partners, already wary
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It's hard to see why so many of the league owners don't get it.
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"It's hard to see words like that," she told NBC affiliate King 5 News.
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It's hard to see how much more damage the issue can do to her.
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It's hard to see how having one would be useful in such a fight.
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And it is hard to see the debate altering the state of the race.
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What I'm saying is it's not hard to see why we still have languages.
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These sculptures can take months to finish and it's not hard to see why.
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Hard to see tax cuts, lighter regulations and infrastructure spending doing anything but helping.
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And it's hard to see the UK and Ireland retaining their exemption for long.
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It's not hard to see the design difference between last year and this year.
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And it's hard to see what that is, at least in the short term.
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But Clinton's silent majority is also hard to see precisely because it's so diverse.
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They've focused on his shaved head, but it's hard to see any major injuries.
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Even if the race were shook up substantially, it's hard to see this changing.
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But even if there is a delay, it's hard to see what will change.
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It's not hard to see why schools like mine encourage this kind of culture.
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It's not hard to see why cameras haven't found a permanent home in smartwatches.
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It is hard to see Mike Gillislee, Rex Burkhead and Lewis getting much traction.
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"It's hard to see a wildly different path to what we're proposing," Ainslie said.
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"I think we&aposre all working hard to see how it evolves," she said.
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"It's hard to see how you get to a phase two," he told me.
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It is hard to see how Ms. Park can accomplish any of this now.
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"In this current environment, it's hard to see anyone taking that risk," Kapadia said.
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"It's hard to see how the commission could do better than that," he said.
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"It's kind of hard to see the bees," I said, squinting at the screen.
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It's hard to see that happening, at least without major setbacks along the way.
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Ultimately, it wasn't hard to see why Express is on the brink of decline.
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The 1965 Suburban — not hard to see why it was called the original SUV.
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It can be hard to see what's included in the Amazon Black Friday sale.
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It's hard to see how discouraging private contributions to higher education would help anyone.
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But it's hard to see how his tenure will be good for American workers.
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It's not hard to see why they're each potentially worth some number of millions.
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"It's really hard to see how they are harmed," he said in an email.
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"It is hard to see abandoned cats on the streets," Agusta, 45, told Reuters.
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It is hard to see Pachulia finishing very high among either of those groups.
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Even for those in the know, it was hard to see Wednesday's turnabout coming.
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It's hard to see how these terms apply in the traditional sense in 2020.
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At first, it's hard to see what all the preamble-d fuss is about.
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It is hard to see, even, if one is particularly weaker than the other.
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It's not hard to see the similarities between these men's beliefs and Trump's rhetoric.
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These solutions cost money, but it's not hard to see where the money is.
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Later in the season, there is a scene with Maeve that was hard to see.
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Ted Cruz hasn't focused much on New Hampshire, and it's not hard to see why.
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It's hard to see a world in which Lisbeth has the insouciance of James Bond.
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Yosi Samra flats have a huge celebrity following and it's not hard to see why.
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And remember what I said earlier about the screen sometimes being hard to see outdoors?
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Barring an economic or military crisis, it's hard to see his path to the White
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Scott aids the brash, jilted "Woo," but his fingerprints are otherwise mercifully hard to see.
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Graphic: Flickr/FacebookAgain, it can be hard to see anything different between the two photos.
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"It's really hard to see the pain, especially for her sisters and brother," Saaedea said.
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And even then it's hard to see what life inside the regime is really like.
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It's not hard to see that this conspiracy at least has some meat to attack.
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It's hard to see that when you're in it, but maybe that's a good thing.
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It's not hard to see why critics don't think that these measures go far enough.
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But in the present, it's hard to see this cordless nirvana through all the dongles.
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And it was hard to see where the graffiti ended and the real grass started.
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It's hard to see women denying a woman the speakership, especially in the Trump era.
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There's one set off to the side that's hard to see with Frank the pug.
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It's hard to see [the] difficulty, especially when you only see people do it well.
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It is hard to see how it will burnish his reputation among Tory party members.
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Without those subsides, it's hard to see how the private insurers will remain in Obamacare.
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It is hard to see how liberal Democrats would embrace much of his deregulatory positions.
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But it's hard to see how offering customers more choice is ever a bad idea.
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While Warren has the necessary resources, it is hard to see where she defeats Sanders.
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In four of these countries, it's hard to see how Libra gets off the ground.
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We're going to work very hard to see if we can solve the immigration problem.
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It is not hard to see how Democrats could win two seats from this selection.
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But if divided government persists, it's really hard to see how we avoid growing chaos.
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Just looking at the math, it's hard to see how he wins the Electoral College.
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It's not hard to see why alcohol (in moderation) can be a favorite social lubricant.
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It is hard to see who would lose if the Alexander-Murray bill becomes law.
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It's hard to see the Chinese authorities backing down from their push to natural gas.
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It's hard to see that since the sponsors generally have an incentive to build assets.
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If you just look at today's phones, it's not hard to see how they've evolved.
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It is not hard to see how Australia could end up in a similar fix.
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It is hard to see him being strong enough to lead calls for fresh negotiations.
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And it's hard to see a Trump administration allocating funds to make Obamacare work better.
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For now it is hard to see past the trade skirmish and the G20 summit.
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Best to avoid unnecessary distractions or stresses, like making it hard to see name tags.
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But the party is so thoroughly Brexitised that it is hard to see her winning.
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It does sound abstract, and it is hard to see the connections — but they're there.
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With a very favorable set of 2018 races, it's hard to see a need materializing.
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"[It's] hard to see a sustained shift yet, but ... we're watching it closely," he said.
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Right now, it's hard to see the path that would allow them to satisfy both.
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And even then it's hard to see what life inside the regime is really like.
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It's hard to see, but we're told the cake had a little 1 on top.
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"It's hard to see how any of his policies would ever be achievable," said Clinton.
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"It will be hard to see another major push in the near future," she said.
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It's not hard to see how Sonita inspired Maghami to make a film about her.
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It's hard to see what Cruz's path to the nomination is after the latest result.
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It's not hard to see what's making the younger generation so restless in their careers.
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" Thus, said Foroughi, "it's hard to see too many risks on the short-term horizon.
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But it's hard to see Plepler's choice to leave as a boon for AT&T.
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But that's hard to see, so we get a voter undecided between Cruz and Trump.
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That makes it hard to see how another Democrat could advance to the top two.
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It's not hard to see why: despite the odd premise, the result is pretty catchy.
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Yet it is hard to see grounds for optimism in Mr Kim's rule so far.
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"A detailed bill in the next few months, it's very hard to see," Scully said.
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Because when you're emotional in a sad way, it's hard to see past that sadness.
|
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It is hard to see what an obsolete cruise missile would add to these options.
|
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But that connection is hard to see for those who are out of a job.
|
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However unfair that narrative is, it is not hard to see how it will resonate.
|
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"It's still hard to see any upside to Brexit," said SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes.
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It's hard to see otherwise in the filings that have been made public thus far.
|
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It's not hard to see why Democrats are now eager to align themselves with Obamacare.
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"Once it's up in the air, it will probably be hard to see," Monahan said.
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If he doesn't drop out now, it's hard to see him bailing once he's arrived.
|
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It's hard to see the writing on the wall unless you're really looking for it.
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After a week with the company's volume-selling truck, it's not hard to see why.
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But in Lebanon it's really hard to see what this does for him at all.
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It's still very hard to see a path into serious contention for the Montana governor.
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As a result, advertisers said it can be hard to see how their ads performed.
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It is hard to see clearly a system that has grown slowly, incrementally, around you.
|
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"It's hard to see why he was doing that other than greed," the judge said.
|
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If the mood in the GOP could be gloomier, it was hard to see how.
|
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If there are legitimately bad facts still unreported, it's hard to see how he survives.
|
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But it's such a complicated system it's hard to see that unfolding in real time.
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You don't have to squint hard to see him passing the third at some point.
|
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It's hard to see Africa making a big dent in Britain's post-Brexit economic blues.
|
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"Even from the last shot it was hard to see," he said, explaining his decision.
|
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And it was hard to see because of the flames and because of the intensity.
|
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But right now, it's hard to see an electoral path for a credible Republican challenge.
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Given that level of power, it's hard to see how the slippery-slope argument applies.
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It's hard to see a male candidate taking on a fight so personal to women.
|
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It can be hard to see this, because successful public health measures are often invisible.
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In this case, it's hard to see how their plans would leave consumers worse off.
|
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So it's very hard to see circumstances in which the government would let this happen.
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But it's hard to see how praising and appeasing a bully will advance American interests.
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"Victoria" is skillfully put together and skillfully danced, but it's hard to see the point.
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Women just aren't shutting up, and it's hard to see why they would start now.
|
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Even with Rodgers under center, it's hard to see a clear path to 3-0.
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"It's awful hard to see them go out the last time," said Ms. Murray, 53.
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Our job is to work hard to see this coverage from an objective news perspective.
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It's really hard to see a scenario where he can net out so many delegates.
|
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"It was hard to see a downside," Adam Moss, the editor of New York, said.
|
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So it's not hard to see how these humans made their way to the area.
|
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These ADs might be hard to see, though, so pay attention to the circled squares.
|
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"It was hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel," she said.
|
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It can be hard to see how her Democratic rivals will attack or stop her.
|
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Yet it's not hard to see that his confidence can also serve as a facade.
|
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Impeached or not, it's hard to see how Trump recovers as an effective governing force.
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It is not hard to see why such a scandal would attract so much attention.
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It's hard to see how it would quintuple in the span of a few years.
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Andrew's take: It's hard to see how the two could have ever reached a deal.
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But it's hard to see that the public shaming helped the patient — or the doctor.
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It's not hard to see why: Their story touches the many parts of the Bay.
|
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"This side of the city would be hard to see as an outsider," she said.
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"It&aposs still hard to see things the way other people do sometimes," she said.
|
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Of course, once he started singing ... it wasn't hard to see why he's a star.
|
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But at this point, it is hard to see how an effective opponent could emerge.
|
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Trump aides clearly feel the approach helps him, and it's not hard to see why.
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Why Biosphere 2 would have exerted a magnetic force on Boyle isn't hard to see.
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It's hard to see either company straying too far from its path any time soon.
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Given this picture, it's hard to see how voter ID laws could possibly be justified.
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"It's very hard to see what the state is accomplishing by requiring that with surnames."
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At this point it's hard to see what reason they have for continuing to refuse.
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It is hard to see how those criteria are met when women are left out.
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By that measure, it's hard to see where a shutdown over the wall fits in.
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"Whether that will be a crash or something modulated over time is hard to see."
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It's hard to see where and how and who the agent of change would be.
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But it is hard to see how Iran could be brought back to the table.
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It's hard to see the weaknesses on this roster before they're suddenly apparent to everybody.
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It's not hard to see why the White House could be drawn to General Hifter.
|
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It's just really hard to see what the world looks like on the other side.
|
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Looking back to the campaign trail, it's not hard to see what Trump was doing.
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It's not hard to see how similar the Kardashian/Jenner's clothing looks to the originals.
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Perhaps — but if conservatives don't cave, it's hard to see a path for this thing.
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Already by then it was hard to see how Microsoft could win by scaling back.
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It's really hard to see a situation in which something of this nature would happen.
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STRASSEL: It&aposs hard to see how the average American, how he did himself any favors.
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It's getting hard to see the muddy roads that are carved out through the rough terrain.
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It's not hard to see how Brown might look like an obvious choice for X-23.
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It was always hard to see how this episode could have possibly ended positively for Moore.
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I went to my colleagues and started crying because it was so hard to see that.
|
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It's not hard to see the impact that "Game of Thrones" has had on the city.
|
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The resolution is abysmal, and the poor contrast makes it hard to see in bright sunlight.
|
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But the distinction between appropriation and appreciation in these cases isn't really that hard to see.
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Here's what you need to know about Stage and her hard-to-see — but fully healthy!
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Philly, meanwhile, has certainly climbed onboard the Wentz Wagon and it's not hard to see why.
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In the case of the Westminster Bridge attack, it is hard to see what those are.
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It's hard to see current Secretary of State Mike Pompeo taking a page from Shultz's playbook.
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It's not hard to see how a machine would excel at this clearly defined search task.
|
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It's hard to see her handing out any roses until she's sitting atop the Iron Throne.
|
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It is hard to see Nadal winning a 25th Grand Slam singles title at this stage.
|
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A fairly severe cataract, or a clouded lens, make it hard to see a clear image.
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As a result, it's hard to see the latest action as protecting any national security interests.
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It's hard to see how a single pitch -- even in the World Series -- would change anything.
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Each year, cars collide with cattle because they are hard to see at night, he said.
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And it's not hard to see why: Shetterly's meticulously-researched, inspiring story jumps off the page.
|
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But it's not hard to see how conglomerate entanglements might make for a conflict of interest.
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The encounter is a little hard to see and happens extremely fast, so here's another look.
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As for the rest of the Republican field, it is hard to see either former Gov.
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The truth is, it is hard to see this team losing again for the foreseeable future.
|
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But the field is so crowded right now it's hard to see who is making progress.
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To their credit, the dock wasn't marked at all and was actually pretty hard to see.
|
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Whatever the courts decide, it is hard to see Uber's ride-hailing model disappearing for good.
|
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This is hard to see now— history is not meant to be analyzed in real time.
|
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But right now, he said it's hard to see what the catalyst is for the market.
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It's not hard to see Polaroid creating its own augmented reality app and stealing Prynt's idea.
|
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It is hard to see how Mr Gou can escape from the glaring conflict of interest.
|
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The Trump campaign claims it can win without Pennsylvania but it's very hard to see how.
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Someone must be dicing onions in this room because it's getting hard to see my screen.
|
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It's not too hard to see why some of Kahlo's fans and family members are upset.
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It's hard to see that through a fog of prescription drugs, energy drinks & strong sleep aids.
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Yet it is hard to see why this should not apply to Mr Oliver's restaurants, too.
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It is not hard to see why most businesses and trade unions want a customs union.
|
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It's hard to see how this thing bears the same badge as the telepathic M33 Competition.
|
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But because such distribution is fundamental, it is also hard to see—except in exceptional circumstances.
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Yet without the initial spin-offs, it hard to see how the deal could have happened.
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But those trends were hard to see in big banks' mortgage businesses during the second quarter.
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It's not hard to see why the tweet has already been shared well over 50,000 times.
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"It's very hard to see people commenting that I am damaging or confusing Bruce," she said.
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But it's hard to see how the findings—or lack thereof—matter in any meaningful sense.
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And really, it's hard to see it extended too far beyond that for the foreseeable future.
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But it isn't hard to see why it was the routine that brought Böttcher to fame.
|
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It is hard to see how imports could be further squeezed without provoking a social explosion.
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Still, it is not hard to see how her promise will be called a blanket amnesty.
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Many found it infuriatingly hard to see the snake again even once they initially found it.
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So even for me it's hard to see the direction (for the economy) from geopolitical risks.
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"It's a little hard to see how you get big numbers with honest accounting," Setser said.
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If they don't win at home, it's hard to see how either proceeds in this race.
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It's hard to see something so popular fading into the past, but what if that happened?
|
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"It's hard to see this as a very objectionable case," a China-based antitrust lawyer said.
|
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It's a fully absorbing world that's often hard to see as a series of computer calculations.
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It's hard to see history coming, because it just looks like the news when it's happening.
|
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It is not hard to see Digby as an early product of the idea of empire.
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It's not hard to see why these women are precluded from the halls of millennial adoration.
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It is hard to see the insurgent sentiment in these parts as a product of deprivation.
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And for a guy on this team that loves my teammates, it was hard to see.
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Yes, it's hard to see how anyone can win the presidency on the white vote alone.
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"It is hard to see much in the way of upside from current levels," Cox said.
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It's hard to see how Niskanen Center policy wonks will be able to overcome this problem.
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Given the reaction, it is hard to see how a deal like this can happen now.
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It was barely noticeable, really hard to see, so it definitely did really well with that.
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The smoke made it hard to see, slowing traffic to a crawl, and breathing was difficult.
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And it's hard to see how you could view Mr. Trump's possible victory any other way.
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Extrapolate a few more years, and it's not hard to see Uber becoming the next Altaba.
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" He added: "It is hard to see how German industry can shift to a higher gear.
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It's hard to see what's going on if you walking in the middle of a storm.
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Put those things together and it's hard to see how millions don't lose coverage under AHCA.
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For the uninitiated, it's hard to see how those things have anything to do with scripture.
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It's hard to see a political constituency that could change this unless it gets really bad.
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"There is a reason," Atwood has said, but it's hard to see what it could be.
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It's just such an unusual time, but it's hard to see much reaction in the markets.
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If they fell short, it would be hard to see how Mr. Sanders could be stopped.
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So we're heading into a trade war, and it's hard to see how the escalation ends.
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We are working hard to see what we can do in these future legislative spending battles.
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But here's the thing: What's easy to see in others is hard to see in ourselves.
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It's not hard to see why House Speaker Paul Ryan would be wary of Donald Trump.
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It is hard to see the 10,000 FARC fighters who have demobilised returning to the jungle.
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Without a compromise by both sides, it is hard to see the start of meaningful dialogue.
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As you might imagine, it was hard to see my son read that piece of graffiti.
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For my parents, it must've been hard to see a kid struggle and not know why.
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I think it was hard to see that this was happening to so many other people.
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On China's heavily censored internet, it's hard to see how that's happening without the government's blessing.
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Hard to see and track electronically, naval vessels have long posed special perils to nighttime navigation.
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"It was hard to see my grandson laying there like that, all cut up," he said.
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Until she faces that, I find it very hard to see how she can be redeemed.
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It's hard to see why groups like the CLF shouldn't be considered de facto party committees.
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It is hard to see how any of these consequences improve the United States' national security.
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It was hard to see the night sky from the middle of the leaden, sullen city.
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But it's hard to see how he would maintain his already narrowing lead in the state.
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Lastly, when you're the target, it can be hard to see that you can survive this.
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And, it has been hard to see the disconnect in people's mind between housing and homelessness.
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Carson Palmer will be 37 next season, so it is hard to see a huge improvement.
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It is not hard to see how such systemic misogyny can lead to subjugation and abuse.
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It is hard to see how this does not set us on a course toward conflict.
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Darkness makes it hard to see clearly, and so it has become bound up with ignorance.
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It's not hard to see why data analysts are so in demand across virtually every industry.
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So, it's hard to see how adding another $400 to your tab is a clever move.
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Regardless of which prime minister occupies Downing Street, it's hard to see them mending those rifts.
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But it is very hard to see how some sort of conflict isn't likely before long.
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It is hard to see the vote in Virginia as signaling a growing backlash against Trump.
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He can't even fathom losing, and so it would be hard to see him giving up.
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It's hard to see how the issue can be used to help him win re-election.
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It is hard to see this as Stalinism or even something more avant-garde, like Dadaism.
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It's not hard to see the draw of life in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.
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So it's hard to see how scrapping NATO wouldn't severely damage our partnerships with European nations.
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Harold's Chicken Shack: Harold's is a South Side institution and it's not hard to see why.
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"It was a bad night," said Brady, and it's hard to see it as much more.
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It was hard to see the relevance of Armstrong's questioning — or, indeed, those of other Republicans.
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It's not hard to see how this could produce a biologically bifurcated world with unimaginable inequalities.
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Still, it's not hard to see why Uber investors may have been heartened by the update.
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But it's hard to see how the state lacks the right and jurisdiction to protect public health and safety by regulating hotels and it's hard to see how the resulting harm to Airbnb is enough for a judge to take that authority away from the State.
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" She, meanwhile, insists that Christopher is as charming as they come, though "once you perceived the patches where it had worn through, it was hard to see the charm—hard to see the man himself, if you were in any way wary of charisma—entirely whole again.
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But it is hard to see how this benefit offsets the corrosive nature of this tax maneuver.
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At first glance, it may be hard to see why anyone should worry about Britain's labour market.
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It's a problem technology has helped create, but it's hard to see how technology will fix it.
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With something so routine as a chicken pox vaccine, its hard to see how this explanation flies.
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It's not hard to see how the incentives to undertake this deadly challenge work from all ends.
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It is very hard to see how the trend of the last few years can be sustained.
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It's hard to see that ending well, either on Sunday or down the stretch this season. 5.
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It's hard to see all the dark scenes when the sun is still out at 6 p.m.!
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At first blush, it was hard to see how the company's involvement might have biased the research.
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It's hard to see Beijing suddenly coming around now that Tariff Man has morphed into Currency Man.
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But absent disclosure, it can still be hard to see the pay differences in the first place.
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But given how the latest episode, "The Bells," accelerates her madness, it's hard to see the connection.
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It looks great indoors, but unfortunately, it's really hard to see anything when you're outside in sunlight.
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But if he is guilty of a crime, it is hard to see who the victim is.
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Yet it is not hard to see why the country sets the hearts of casino operators aflutter.
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Simply put, Deutsche's basic problem is that it is hard to see where profits will come from.
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Gianforte has run a race closely hugging President Donald Trump, and it's not hard to see why.
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It's not hard to see why; it's an trippy pitch built around the concept of forced perspective.
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It is not hard to see why she was lauded by Ms magazine and other feminist publications.
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It's not hard to see how he could become almost pathologically self-regarding and unconcerned with others.
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It is not hard to see a social credit score–like system emerging in the United States.
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It is hard to see the middle when the opposite sides of a topic are so extreme.
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Sycophancy in politics is often hard to see, something done behind closed doors, away from public scrutiny.
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It's hard to see how anybody but Ricky Gervais could have come up with such a storyline.
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They remind me that I can do this, which is something hard to see from the trenches.
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In the end, it was hard to see what President Donald Trump got out of all this.
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"Everyone is coupled up and it's kind of hard to see how happy they are," she says.
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He did little to recover, but it's also hard to see where she used that advantage effectively.
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"He wanted to scuttle the investigation - it is hard to see it any other way," she said.
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"Of course, it's hard to see that," said Radwanska, a semi-finalist at Melbourne Park in 2014.
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With these changes, it's not hard to see the program shriveling up and dying within a decade.
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It's not hard to see why Kardashian's announcement is funny or surprising to a lot of people.
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For doctors on the ground, it's not hard to see why women would prefer longer-acting methods.
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It is hard to see Russia committing troops or much treasure to keeping Mr Maduro in power.
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It's hard to see anyone buying this phone as it is right now, carrier support or not.
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It's not hard to see how this approach would be a disaster when applied to the presidency.
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These poor numbers make it hard to see Mr Trump winning any state he lost in 2016.
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It is not hard to see why hardline Brexiteers like Mr Davis are disappointed by the plan.
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Until then, it's hard to see what the basis for a suit against Blue Cross would be.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sometimes in New York City, it's hard to see the stars.
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"It is hard to see that kind of growth," said Michael Turner, strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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It is hard to see his rather less illustrious successors pulling off this tempting but difficult trick.
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It's hard — not impossible, but hard — to see health reform as analogous to a civil rights statute.
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But it's hard to see how a 2020 bid would be much different than his 2016 run.
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But they're also small and light gray and white in color, which makes them hard to see.
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But it's hard to see exactly what Russia can do next without making a bad situation worse.
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It is hard to see how that isn't more unfair than the set-up he is assailing.
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"It's very hard to see how a lot of [CCUS] gets done in the U.S.," he said.
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It's hard to see what else the central bank there can do when it meets on Tuesday.
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When you get these signals, it's hard to see equities continue to move up on their own.
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It's not hard to see how broken the whole system could become with only a couple errors.
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It is hard to see the Republican Party surviving such a rupture—much less winning the election.
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In Longoria's defense it's not hard to see why the mishap initially went unnoticed; she looks amazing.
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IT IS hard to see what might deflect North Korea from becoming a fully-fledged nuclear power.
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In the beginning, it was very hard to see myself on camera doing interviews and giving speeches.
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Looking at her work on Facebook and Instagram, it's not hard to see why it's taken off.
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If it's hard to see, with the naked eye, Newtown's Superfund status, it's easy to smell it.
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But these Tkees sandals are the exception to the rule (and it's not hard to see why).
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Unless one of them breaks from the pack, it's hard to see how Rose isn't the nominee.
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Might be hard to see in this picture but I do love the vertical LED running lights.
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MORE FROM THE VERGE It's hard to see this as anything but a major loss for consumers.
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Perhaps that view is complacent although, again, it is hard to see what might trigger the crash.
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On the one hand, it is hard to see how this big a vulnerability got out there.
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And if they don't, well, it's actually still pretty hard to see too much of a downside.
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"When Singapore's harbour is empty, it's hard to see how we can be full," says Mr Castelein.
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In fact, it is hard to see how Turkey could meet the political conditions for visa liberalisation.
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It is not hard to see why this free-market vision appealed to libertarian backers like Thiel.
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With the just-announced Sonic Mania, however, it's hard to see how Sega can screw it up.
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Photos of a lost sloth in Ecuador are going viral, and it's not hard to see why.
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But it's hard to see an isolationist and climate-denying United States retaining its traditional leadership role.
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It's hard to see those guys go, because they were such a huge part of our team.
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It's not hard to see why travel rewards have been growing in popularity over the last decade.
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Considering how the 10-episode series tackles the physicality of wrestling it's not hard to see why.
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"It is hard to see any scenarios where there would be limitations on medical professionals," he says.
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The argument has merit, but it is hard to see Xu as a friend to his workers.
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It's hard to see how that could continue if nearly a third of existing species are extinct.
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But it's equally hard to see someone like Trump simply stepping down without some kind of excuse.
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Rarely seen Window treatments at Paddock's house on Babbling Brook Court made it hard to see inside.
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"It's hard to see how quickly this [Amazon deal] will play out across the space," said Howard.
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It was just really hard to see these dogs, and it brought back all of these memories.
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It's not hard to see who stands to gain from pointedly avoiding Trump on the debate stage.
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It was hard to see him as the gossipy Julian Assange-like character he had once been.
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Still, it is hard to see how national security benefits from punishing people because of bureaucratic incompetence.
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At this point, it is hard to see what can stop this seemingly inexorable march toward escalation.
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It was hard to see how this stone was ever going to become a plausible human form.
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And it's not hard to see why: At this point Donald Trump's personality endangers the whole planet.
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It's hard to see his prospects improving now that he's been publicly jettisoned by the national party.
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Those surface objections notwithstanding, it's not hard to see what actually motivates this pushback from the optometrists.
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In the 100-meter dash, you are in so tight, it's very hard to see who's winning.
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However, it's hard to see how a regulatory definition of the term "hypoallergenic" would solve this problem.
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It's hard to see how they can all meet the financial criteria of Anbang's chairman, Wu Xiaohui.
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But it's not hard to see why the GOP has fallen so aggressively in line with him.
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Alcohol consumption is so normalized these days that it's complex and hard to see the alarming signs.
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So, it's not hard to see why the game has a reputation for toxicity and player harassment.
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But if that's true, it's hard to see how exploiting female Marines online keeps that ethos alive.
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It's hard to see what our senator got for her vote supporting the tax cut last fall.
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It was hard to see any immediate material impact from the Trump White House's chaos and melodrama.
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At the same time, it's hard to see Trump voters thinking this segment is for them either.
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It's not hard to see why Wall Street would value Yahoo's core business as close to worthless.
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Unlike Simmons, Shine is unmarried, without children, and presumably not included in America is Hard to See.
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But since it's not clear for sure why China balked, it's hard to see an immediate solution.
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It takes so long to make most movies, though, that the impact is still hard to see.
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Then and now, it wasn't particularly hard to see why the tribe went for the Democratic candidate.
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It must be hard to see your spouse almost die and then return in that mental state.
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Still, it's not hard to see how Bobby, Truebill, Trim, and others in this market could thrive.
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And that may be Beauman's point, though it's hard to see the trees from the jungle canopy.
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"It's very hard to see us fixing the climate," Dr. Hansen said, "until we fix our democracy."
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"It's so hard to see at night," she said, clutching a Barbie doll dressed in sparkly blue.
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Stare too long at the gaze itself and it becomes hard to see what you're looking at.
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But it's hard to see a viable path for him once we get past the Palmetto State.
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Then again, it was hard to see Graham sucking up to Trump after calling him a disaster.
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But it's hard to see how any players will be able to sidestep the flood of dilemmas.
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Unless he can find a way around them, it is hard to see a viable way forward.
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It is hard to see this proposed release as meaningful transparency versus a harmful politicization of intelligence.
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Naval vessels, which are hard to see and track electronically, have long posed challenges to nighttime navigation.
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Without the book's obsessive first-person narration, it's hard to see the ocean beneath their impenetrable expressions.
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We retain control over our bodies, but sometimes it's hard to see ourselves as we really are.
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But it wasn't hard to see that a cool reputation and free records didn't pay the bills.
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"It's not hard to see why they can't find themselves in President Obama's pretty picture," Sullivan said.
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It's hard to see exactly where the demand for this additional trans-Atlantic trade would come from.
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It is hard to see how either move by this Israeli government serves Israel's long-term interest.
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Credit cards have become all but ubiquitous for consumer transactions, and it isn't hard to see why.
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It's hard to see Republicans voting against Azar's nomination simply because he worked at a drug company.
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"It is hard to see buying of emerging market currencies while heading into tariff problems," Sera said.
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It's also getting increasingly hard to see how SoftBank can keep this act up for much longer
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It is not hard to see why Republicans think they can get away with breaking their promises.
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It's hard to see why anyone would argue against the homoerotic undertones of MGS at this point.
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And looked at this way, it's hard to see the virtue or the wisdom in their stance.
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For all of Trump's boasts, it's hard to see any big foreign policy wins on the horizon.
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However, it's hard to see the value that PBMs, as they are currently managed, offer to consumers.
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It's not hard to see the headwinds on the national level are blowing through the Peach State.
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Because it's still relatively far, it will be very hard to see without binoculars or a telescope.
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In this light, it is hard to see tariffs having the negative effects that many economists claim.
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"It's been hard to see the changes, but there's not much you can do," Ms. Hirsch said.
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Other than that, it's hard to see what, exactly, Ms. Warren and Ms. Clinton have in common.
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It's hard to see how eliminating people's already limited choices is going to make them better off.
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Yeah, so I think first of all, it's not that hard to see where this all goes.
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But it's hard to see how congressional shenanigans could lead him to reevaluate the level of need.
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It may be hard to see tonight, but we're all standing under a glass ceiling right now.
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The genre movie press has adored Wheatley over the years, and it's not hard to see why.
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It's hard to see how you can make a strong argument about this not being a PHEIC.
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"What's clear out of [Wednesday] night is, it's hard to see what forces will stop Bernie from becoming the front-runner and just as hard to see how there will be any consolidation into a single candidate to oppose him," said Robby Mook, who was Clinton's campaign manager.
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It's hard to see a judge who so many times ruled against Argentina ruling in favor of them.
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Already then his elbows were ferocious, and deliverable in many ways; it was hard to see them coming.
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Given what he wrote in Obergefell, it is hard to see Justice Kennedy agreeing with the toothless standard
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And for anyone literally or figuratively invested in the company, it's hard to see that as good news.
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When you are in the middle of something, it is hard to see what is happening more broadly.
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"It's hard to see how those roads, neither north nor south, will be opened very easily," he said.
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It's hard to see how Cruz dominates in Georgia, Arkansas or Alabama after his disappointing South Carolina finish.
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So it's not hard to see a future when Atlas does indeed tread where fleshy humans dare not.
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Whether they like it or not, it's hard to see one Sprouse twin without thinking of the other.
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They do not like me speaking about anything political because it's hard to see your kid take criticism.
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If you've found it hard to see the good in people recently, this is the show for you.
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"Without money, it's hard to see him advancing very far into the process," said Democratic strategist Jim Manley.
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As such, it's hard to see Big Tech's march on Washington as anything other than a spectacular stumble.
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With these numbers in mind, it's not hard to see why this week was bad for the left.
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But with expectations already sky-high, it is hard to see how much more euphoria he can inspire.
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But it is hard to see why any self-confident Democrat would consider Ms Gabbard a serious threat.
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Indeed, it is fairly hard to see how upstanding Republican lawmakers could do otherwise after this latest embarrassment.
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Be sure to use it only in complete darkness, otherwise the projection will be very hard to see.
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And it's hard to see how at least some congressional Republicans aren't very near theirs after this week.
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This laser instrument could be used to probe those hard-to-see places when they're covered in darkness.
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Without a wheel-base, it's a hard to see how anyone could mistake this thing for a car.
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About 100 times smaller than Pluto, MU69 is tiny and far out, making it super hard to see.
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We just relate to Titus on such a deep, deep level, and it isn't hard to see why.
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Though it's hard to see from space, some of the trash piles are a startling nine stories high.
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It's not clear what Apple might charge, but it's hard to see it getting much more than that.
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Intel is juggling so much that it's hard to see the throughline that consumers should really care about.
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In such circumstances, it is hard to see how anti-doping will continue to have a public mandate.
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It is not hard to see why there has been a call for more curation at the Berlinale.
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It's hard to see believe Crossroads, the iconic coming-of-age movie starring Britney Spears, is turning 14.
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But for a certain kind of person, it's not hard to see why they might share Boord's excitement.
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Without another Obama waiting in the wings, it was hard to see young people being so involved again.
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"So it's hard to see how the Bank can conclude that anything other than further easing is required."
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It is hard to see much that is cheering about these days of confrontation and nuclear-armed bluster.
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"It is hard to see that full-year (profit) consensus can do anything other than fall," they said.
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Because it's so small and so far away, the object is hard to see and track from Earth.
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As that implies, it is not hard to see how Mr Trump could make a mess of this.
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It's hard to see him challenging Trump, however, and even harder to see him competing with Mike Pence.
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It's hard to see this move as anything but a temporary reprieve for the once-mighty Sears brand.
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As far as the general tenor, it's hard to see it more dovish than it was on Jan.
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For the moment, however, it's hard to see it as much of anything beyond a standard content hub.
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It's hard to see him retire, as I thought he would be in this league longer than me.
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It's not hard to see the appeal for much of the world of hitching their future to China.
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And it's not hard to see why Republicans all-but-unanimously voted for her (see: "wealthy GOP donor").
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"It's hard to see a court getting really agitated about Google trying to eliminate annoying ads," he says.
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If they've been doing something since 1985 it is hard to see how or why they stop now.
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Reading like a 19th century slapstick comedy, it's not hard to see how it captured so many imaginations.
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"It's very hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable," Clinton said of Sanders.
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It wasn't hard to see why CrossFit has spread so quickly, and why so many people are hooked.
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Definitely worth keeping an eye on it, but still hard to see where they get the 50th vote.
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"Once you start that tit-for-tat game, it's very hard to see where it stops," Bowman said.
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It's hard to see how the Supreme Court's recent order is a "clear victory" for the Trump administration.
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I think her husband is an idiot, and it's hard to see why anyone is giving him attention.
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From this angle, it's hard to see if she's showing, but an argument can be made both ways.
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And it is hard to see things changing this year, with no country likely to take the lead.
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But, exactly who won out isn't clear, and it's not hard to see why VCs made the bet.
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"It's hard to see how the use of water cannon on people was necessary or proportionate," she said.
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A massive flock flew over his hometown once -- so many that it was hard to see the sky.
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Mentally strong people know that true change takes time and they're willing to work hard to see results.
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Taken together, it is hard to see the 2020 election arriving without significant changes to both parties' primaries.
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Predator, but when it comes to reputable guest appearances, it's not hard to see who has the advantage.
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Yet it is hard to see how a denuded court is appealing in the medium or long term.
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"It's hard to see how you could minimize it," said one GOP strategist close to the White House.
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But it's hard to see how avoiding them contributes to more transparent, more efficient and more successful governance.
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Yet unless the EU accepts migration controls, it is hard to see how this could work for Brexit.
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Hard to see how this is interpreted as anything other than a huge win for Kim Jong-Un.
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That's another casualty of modern tech: It's hard to control information when it's hard to see national borders.
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In recent years, Wenner has expressed nagging anxiety about social media, and it isn't hard to see why.
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But on the other it is hard to see any S.E.C. nominee committing to more, at least publicly.
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In an age when conglomerates are dead, it is hard to see a company pivoting in this manner.
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So far, no app has built in that kind of feature, and it's not hard to see why.
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A: It's very hard to see the case for the regulations of the Obama years being especially harmful.
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" Hugh Hewitt, conservative radio host _____ "Good news for Democrats: Really hard to see how that debate helped Trump.
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Walking here, it's not hard to see why Yurash and other Ukrainians see the Maidan as hallowed ground.
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"It's hard to see how she gets this kind of money from a public budget," Mr. Victor said.
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Regardless of what Trump says, however, it's hard to see how Moore ever actually holds a Senate seat.
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It&aposs not hard to see why travel rewards have been growing in popularity over the last decade.
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In this context, it's hard to see the dean's letter as anything other than a public relations maneuver.
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It's hard to see how Republicans lose their current 28503-to-22019 advantage while retaining the White House.
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If you don't know where your money is going, it's hard to see where you can spend less.
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For investors in these firms, it is hard to see the silver lining in the headlines about Valeant.
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That foretells a chaotic convention, and it's hard to see how the bedlam will position the party well.
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Hard to see how that would get through the Senate without 60 GOP votes in the upper chamber.
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Because if Brad Ashford can't win, it's hard to see how centrists without worse name recognition can elsewhere.
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Moreover, it's hard to see how even a seriously beefed up committee could bring back stolen intellectual property.
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It is also hard to see how either Leader McConnell or Speaker Ryan could survive such an effort.
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But even if he fights to the convention, it's hard to see how Sanders could win a majority.
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But it's hard to see how any of the new policies could possibly do more good than harm.
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While it's hard to see de Blasio running for president again, the other five mentioned above absolutely could.
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Unfortunately, that's the person who's now in charge, and it's hard to see how he can be restrained.
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It's hard to see a path to a response before a lot of lasting damage has been done.
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It's hard to see how any party could appeal or govern these days without a strong national story.
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"Hard to see that there's really fundamental change and measured progress towards a trade deal here," Agati said.
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All that said, it's hard to see what Elliott thinks a Dorsey replacement would do that Dorsey hasn't.
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"It's very hard to see what's going to goose the economy further from these levels," Ms. Gibbs said.
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It's hard to see how you make rules around this stuff or what exactly they would look like.
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Hard to see and hard to track electronically, naval vessels have long posed special perils to nighttime navigation.
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It's easy to know what you have, but the cards in someone else's hands are hard to see!
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"It's hard to see a solution to this problem because hunger is involved," said the mayor, Altemir Campos.
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But if inflation continues to undershoot it is hard to see the Fed following through on a hike.
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But with senators in their home districts this week, it's hard to see much movement on either one.
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Still, it's hard to see any other possible tactical course of action by Democrats generating a better result.
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Fred Sandback's dangling rope sculptures are hard to see, which makes it easy to get entangled in them.
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They&aposre often found in hard-to-see areas like the groin, armpits, and scalp, the CDC reports.
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It's hard to see a movie where someone has a hard time and not say it's about bullying.
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If he can't win in Iowa and New Hampshire, it's hard to see how he'll capture the nomination.
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It's hard to see how the thrust of Jimmy's argument would fully mitigate against the charge against him.
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"That makes it hard to see where more sales will come from in the near term," said Taylor.
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"It's hard to see him riding this out," said one of the officials, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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But he found it hard to see how Aboriginal Australians could have remained so sedentary for so long.
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Hearing their journey with Lost Legacy, though, it's not hard to see why their model isn't for everyone.
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And as for that life-changing technology, we think it's already here — it's just sometimes hard to see.
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It's outrageous, but it's hard to see why they would stop when lying has gotten them this far.
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And I find it very hard to see how he gets the money to pay for his wall.
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But it's hard to see prices going down for internet service because of the end of net neutrality.
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It can be quite hard to see somebody doing the pop thing cynically, and doing well with it.
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Nuclear energy gets a bad rap in some American environmental circles and it's not hard to see why.
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Several analysts said it was hard to see how Occidental could afford to stay in a long fight.
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"It's hard to see those words, that those things are being said to people on Wikipedia," Wulcyzn said.
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The big picture: When the divide has gotten this big, it's hard to see how the government shutdown ends.
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It's not hard to see why, tbh It wasn't long before the term #MacanCisewu, or Cisewu tiger, started trending.
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Project-by-project it's not hard to see how Frank's advertised job title is starting to make wonderful sense.
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Given that many iOS games are now free-to-play games, it's hard to see how it would work.
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Hell, it's not too hard to see something of yourself in the monster-slaying Geralt of The Witcher 3.
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But it's hard to see how monetary policy based on political calendars, instead of economic fundamentals, will end well.
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It's kinda hard to see, but Teyana's got a tattoo of a national flag on her right cheek. Mexico?
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So it's hard to see a whole lot of daylight between the Trump campaign and this alt-right explosion.
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As gray light falls on so much damage, it's hard to see how some things will ever be rebuilt.
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Given the deep divisions within the Republican Party, it's hard to see how the factions meaningfully unite in Cleveland.
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It is exceptionally hard to see these critiques as good-faith concern about the mainstreaming of anti-Semitic tropes.
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But in the immediate aftermath, it's hard to see how things could have gone worse for the GOP candidate.
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So if Newman can run well in the city, it's hard to see how Lipinski recovers outside of it.
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But it's hard to see how such a supremely invasive security measure will put drivers and passengers at ease.
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Look around you, and it's not hard to see how serious the problem of obesity has become in America.
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Iranian officials are fond of lurid conspiracy theories, but it is not hard to see why they suspect outsiders.
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But many observers find it hard to see anything more than presidential spite in the action against Mr Trillanes.
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With the comment sections full of predatory comments, it shouldn't have been hard to see that something was wrong.
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"It's hard to see how our money has contributed to making Honduras a safer and better place," Illinois Rep.
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But on Tuesday, at least, it was pretty hard to see very much of anything through all the fog.
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It's hard to see what has happened between now and then that would have reversed that trend so dramatically.
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In many cases, it's hard to see much correlation between objective economic conditions and the status of race relations.
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Hard to see from afar, but intensely visible on the ground, were the different shades of right-wing extremist.
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I know this is hard to see but it's the reality my family and the country is dealing with.
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