But can they throw harder, and harder, and even harder still?
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Outside, rain began to fall, harder and harder, and then even harder.
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With the climate system, every year you wait, it gets harder and harder and harder to solve.
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"We've got to cut harder, we've got to play harder, and we have to defend harder," Livingston said.
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It makes it harder to prevent unintended pregnancy, harder to have a healthy pregnancy, and harder to raise a family.
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So getting to giving away half their wealth is getting harder and harder and harder every year that goes by.
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It's up to us now to be harder ourselves — to love harder, to fight harder, to come hard with our ideas.
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It's getting harder and harder to find a pessimistic investor.
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But it's harder — those issues are harder than gun control.
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It's getting harder and harder to avoid politics in sports.
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His job now is not just harder — it's exponentially harder.
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"It's getting harder and harder to be apart," Foehner said.
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It is becoming harder and harder to secure digital assets.
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And over time, this becomes harder and harder to do.
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"Manufacturing for export is getting harder and harder" in China.
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"He has continually made it harder and harder," Huizenga said.
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Meanwhile, it's getting harder and harder to actually live here.
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They are having a harder and harder time doing it.
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His aesthetic has become harder and harder to pin down.
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It will become harder and harder to tell the difference.
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Except it's getting harder and harder to make ends meet.
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It's harder to resist, but it's not harder to do.
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Yeah, it allows me to push harder and fuss harder.
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And the water just starts swallowing you so you need to start sinking and it just gets harder and harder and harder.
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" Richards explains, "It makes it harder to prevent unintended pregnancy, harder to have a healthy pregnancy, and harder to raise a family.
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"I think it's getting harder and harder and harder for Congress to vote in support of the industry and against the consumer," Rep.
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People tell us it's getting harder and harder to keep up.
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It's getting harder and harder to leave everyday to show houses.
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And I just started working harder and harder than everybody else.
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Of course it gets harder and harder the more you drink.
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Political talk at work is getting harder and harder to avoid.
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I don't know if that's harder or getting players is harder.
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It makes it harder and harder to justify our continued alliances.
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It's getting harder and harder to not think about the unthinkable.
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"It is becoming harder and harder" to maintain revenue, he admitted.
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In today's world that is getting harder and harder to do.
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But it is harder and harder to see things that way.
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Yet clinics are fewer and fewer and access harder and harder.
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"I think that's looking harder and harder to sustain," Purdy said.
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I'm training way harder and my sparring partners are way harder.
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I just keep falling harder and harder in love with it.
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But it started getting harder and harder to keep up with.
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It's becoming harder and harder to keep up with the Kardashians.
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"It's getting harder and harder to do normal things," he said.
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There is nobody harder to figure out, harder to pin down.
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As a result, that age becomes harder and harder to exceed.
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It's harder to do and harder to come back from afterward.
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We will work harder, fight harder and be better for it.
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And it's getting harder and harder for them to stay there.
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"It's getting harder and harder to hide money offshore," Smith said.
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I take that in and I just go harder and harder.
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The higher-level concepts became harder and harder and harder to do, though, as I went on, because I didn't want to repeat myself.
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In short, this bill makes it harder to prevent unintended pregnancy, harder to have a healthy pregnancy, and harder to raise a healthy family.
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And even when you think you can't work any harder, work harder.
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With pranks like these, it's getting harder and harder to be sure.
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Haptic response technology means the harder you squeeze, the harder it vibrates.
|
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The Simpsons has an issue that's getting harder and harder to ignore.
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It's harder, in a lot of ways, it's harder to reach people.
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But it's harder and harder for more musicians to make a living.
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And over time, each dollar works harder and harder than the last.
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It becomes harder and harder the further you are in your career.
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The officer yanks harder, and harder, and the woman's cries become louder.
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But as technology improves, deepfakes will become harder and harder to identify.
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"Manufacturing is getting harder and harder in the United States," he said.
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So yeah, pitchers keep throwing harder, but hitters are seeing harder consistently.
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It was getting harder and harder to watch such high hopes dashed
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In addition, finding a local skating rink is getting harder and harder.
|
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So eschewing the Internet entirely is getting harder and harder to do.
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Our supplier is finding it harder and harder to steal the pills.
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So making a link with the spacecraft will become harder and harder.
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And for Luber, that's harder to quantify, and even harder to scale.
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Time makes it harder and harder to carry that sense of conviction.
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It's getting harder and harder to attract an audience, which affects our salaries.
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It's getting harder and harder to tell Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter apart.
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And the competition for visibility will continue to become harder and harder.
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"It was just the harder I fought, the harder he got," Meador said.
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Said Faison: "For the working poor, it is harder and harder to survive."
|
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I tried to believe her, but it became harder and harder to accept.
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But each year, it gets harder and harder to sift through them all.
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"It's harder and harder to make successful, premium, paid mobile games," says Gray.
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And that's making it harder and harder for our democratic system to function.
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It's becoming harder and harder to pick out our place in the universe.
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It's just been harder and harder to keep on the menu these days.
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And in the world we live in today, that's becoming harder and harder.
|
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It's getting harder and harder to make fundamental leaps in power and capability.
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"There's nobody that takes this harder, or works harder, than Albert," Scioscia said.
|
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It becomes harder and harder to handle complex tasks like chalking your fingers.
|
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Sourcing legal migrant labor is getting harder and harder for America's food producers.
|
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They work harder and harder for income that is more and more taxed.
|
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So the broadcast networks have to work harder and harder to stand out.
|
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It's getting harder and harder to distinguish phone imaging based on hardware alone.
|
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The US will try harder and harder to monitor all the dividing lines.
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The divisiveness is sickening, and the hate is harder and harder to take.
|
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As traffic racks up your roads will get harder and harder to manage.
|
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"It was harder and harder to keep the darkness at bay," she testified.
|
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It's harder and harder every year to give the faculty and staff raises.
|
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Beyond seasonal shortages, it's harder and harder to find and retain good talent.
|
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"It's becoming harder and harder to avoid conversations about climate change," she said.
|
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In that time, she confides, it's become harder and harder to make money.
|
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Getting space in the overhead bin seems to be getting harder and harder.
|
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They're harder than you'd think even knowing that they're harder than you'd think.
|
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That becomes harder and harder the more time you spend working just to survive.
|
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"Single-seaters is getting harder and harder because of the bigger budgets," she admits.
|
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Sexism in the workplace hasn't disappeared, it's just become harder and harder to identify.
|
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It's getting harder and harder for companies to distinguish themselves in the handset world.
|
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Every day gets harder and harder, and every morning, I get up and cry.
|
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As the times get lower and lower, you're pushing the throttle harder and harder.
|
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It's getting harder and harder to enter the United States with your privacy intact.
|
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"Repeal and replace" is looking harder and harder to pull off by the day.
|
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You criticise him at first gently, then harder and harder, and he doesn't change.
|
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The disconnect between my brain and my body grew harder and harder to take.
|
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He's gonna have a harder ... But you know who's gonna have a harder time?
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Oh, I'm not saying it won't be harder, of course it'll be harder. Right.
|
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And as their numbers grow, their collective stories become harder and harder to ignore.
|
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Once that was gone, it became harder and harder to keep that alignment going.
|
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The harder it is to advance, the harder it is to be taken seriously.
|
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And the harder you cling to the past, the harder it's going to be.
|
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Farming is becoming harder and harder—particularly for the dwindling population of small farmers.
|
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I pulled a little harder, and then harder still, thinking I might unclog it.
|
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But as time went on, it got increasingly harder and harder to find them.
|
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"She's going to be pushing me harder and harder all season long," Shiffrin said.
|
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It's also harder and harder to find middle-income housing on the open market.
|
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Stuff kept happening, but it grew harder and harder to care with every scene.
|
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And in the middle of this I found it harder and harder to breathe.
|
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"The lessons aren't about wealth or fame or working harder and harder," Waldinger said.
|
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Nordstrom's upgrades come as department stores are fighter harder and harder for every sale.
|
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Neil Muyskens says it's getting harder and harder to compete with manufacturers in China.
|
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To someone here in Israel, all of this is harder and harder to understand.
|
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"It makes it harder to prevent unintended pregnancy, harder to have a healthy pregnancy, and harder to raise a family," Planned Parenthood head Cecile Richards said of the bill.
|
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But it's apparently getting harder and harder to tell the real thing from the fakes.
|
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These folks are working harder and harder to try and stay in the same place.
|
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This has translated into the life-saving mission of the ship becoming harder and harder.
|
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It's getting harder and harder to persuade the public to allow more dirty energy infrastructure.
|
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"It's getting harder and harder for her to keep it together," says a Loughlin source.
|
|
White Walkers seem to fight harder than their human counterparts, and are harder to kill.
|
|
And you know, the harder I sort of pushed Rachel, the harder she pushed back.
|
|
There's an army of creators working harder and harder to satisfy that craving for consumers.
|
|
"It's going to be harder and harder for Obiang to keep protecting Jammeh," he says.
|
|
Of course, it's getting getting harder and harder to distinguish yourself on the photography front.
|
|
Thanks to a string of sneaky design decisions, that's getting harder and harder to arrange.
|
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ALEX GORSKY: Some days are harder than others, but -- some days are harder than others.
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It's getting harder and harder to squeeze more performance out of your phone's camera hardware.
|
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LONDON — When it comes to customer complaints, it's getting harder and harder to be creative.
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As it grows worse, it will become harder and harder to keep our country safe.
|
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"It's gotten harder to write, and I think it's gotten harder to watch," she said.
|
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Francesco: We never made a living with our music, and it's getting harder and harder.
|
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It gets harder and harder until you either survive a final swarm or you lose.
|
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"Getting them in front of people feels like it's getting harder and harder," he said.
|
|
Mr. Harder and his boutique Hollywood firm, Harder, Mirell & Abrams, are suddenly in the limelight.
|
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It's getting harder and harder to obtain a college degree without debt — but not impossible.
|
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It "is harder and harder for us to explain one strange coincidence after another," Rep.
|
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It's just becoming harder and harder to envision doing that, to envision taking those leaps.
|
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And then because humans are humans, harder becomes harder, better becomes better, longer becomes longer.
|
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"You're taking in information and deciding, but the decisions get harder and harder," she says.
|
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And so you retreat, and as a result it becomes harder and harder to talk.
|
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Based on statistics, it's getting harder and harder for people to find their soul mates.
|
|
It's harder and harder to get away from the swirling vortex of partisanship these days.
|
|
As manufacturing moved to China, it became harder and harder to compete with their prices.
|
|
Making thoughtful choices often becomes harder and harder throughout the day due to decision fatigue.
|
|
As our military shrinks in size, it becomes harder and harder to compete for orders.
|
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Stores like that are a local treasure that are becoming harder and harder to find.
|
|
Although I do have to admit that it's getting harder and harder to be one.
|
|
"We just think it gets harder and harder from here in the U.S.," he added.
|
|
But it's getting harder and harder to argue that Facebook isn't making the problem worse.
|
|
He also has to live with himself, which is getting harder and harder to do.
|
|
These women are becoming harder and harder to spot, and the style is going extinct.
|
|
It became harder and harder to find hobbyists to take on a magazine like that.
|
|
It is much harder — as I see Senator Shaheen, in the front row, such a leader — it is much harder to lead, and much harder to take those difficult positions.
|
|
Piecing together a Night's Watch costume can't be any harder than assembling a few of Ikea's furniture pieces, even if Valyrian steel is getting harder and harder to come by.
|
|
We all know that no one is tougher than a wrestler, that no one trains harder or works harder or cuts weight harder or generally puts himself through more misery.
|
|
However, in terms of massive overachievement, it's getting harder and harder to look past West Ham.
|
|
But it's getting harder and harder for those animals to hear anything in their native habitats.
|
|
Across the cultural landscape, taste itself is becoming more chaotic, harder to predict, harder to control.
|
|
Some shows made it harder, or even way harder, to win the grand prize than others.
|
|
"After a player turns pro, it becomes harder and harder to connect with him," he says.
|
|
Beto seems to be trying harder and harder to find ways to show he's an 'Everyman.
|
|
What was once identifiable as a discreet Black community is becoming harder and harder to identify.
|
|
Like a great book, this is a story that gets harder and harder to put down.
|
|
Pet food aisles are getting harder and harder to distinguish from the rest of the supermarket.
|
|
Over the years, it's been harder and harder to upgrade or self-repair your Apple products.
|
|
"It's been getting harder and harder for them for the last two years," said the source.
|
|
"It's getting harder and harder, and the price goes up and up and up," he says.
|
|
What happens when it gets harder and harder to get that glow promised by the products?
|
|
But now, despite the country's vast hydrocarbon reserves, gas has become harder and harder to find.
|
|
This increasing diversity across the country is making whites' own race harder and harder to ignore.
|
|
As you get older it gets harder and harder to connect with people, especially your friends.
|
|
All they have to do is listen a little harder — well, about 100 times harder, actually.
|
|
Of course they look weird; the harder things get, the harder these names have to work.
|
|
"It gets harder and harder to even think of leaving them," she said at the time.
|
|
It's getting harder and harder to deny that the Dagestan native deserves a lightweight title shot.
|
|
And finding the funding for such critical research needs has gotten harder and harder every year.
|
|
It's getting harder and harder to find really good quality because it costs so much money.
|
|
"I was harder to push over backwards, and I was harder to pick up," she said.
|
|
It's harder and harder to find -- not because it doesn't exist but because it is invisible.
|
|
I find comfort in simplicity, which is seemingly harder and harder to find in real life.
|
|
Tig's mother is dead, even if Tig's memories of her grow harder and harder to bear.
|
|
He is a son of Linda Simmons Harder and Dr. Mark Henry Harder of Turlock, Calif.
|
|
Marketers, for instance, work harder and harder to obscure the distinction between ads and real life.
|
|
And that means it's harder and harder for either party to unify around a single candidate.
|
|
It's harder and harder for someone like Manchin to represent the state's interest as a Democrat.
|
|
That adjustment is historically harder for pitchers than hitters, and Steinbrenner was harder on pitchers, too.
|
|
Clearly it's gotten easier and easier to gain weight, and harder and harder to avoid it.
|
|
He has put his name on a budget which will make it harder for our children to get a decent education, harder for working families to get the health care they desperately need, harder for families to put food on the table, harder to protect our environment, and harder for the elderly to live out their retirement years in dignity.
|
|
Now you've got to be ready, like, right away — because not only is their fastball good, but they're throwing harder sliders, harder curveballs and harder changeups, too, with a lot of movement.
|
|
Once a few people break out, it becomes harder and harder for kiln owners to enslave people.
|
|
As I was sitting there with the same six doctors around me, breathing got harder and harder.
|
|
As the unemployment rate drops, it's becoming harder and harder for companies to find and recruit talent.
|
|
It's harder, much harder, than you think going in in terms of the psychological aspect of it.
|
|
The result: It's no surprise if it feels harder and harder to dwell deeply on any topic.
|
|
Lots of shows have done time jumps recently, and they're getting harder and harder to pull off.
|
|
"It's getting harder and harder to identify them, especially when they're using encrypted communications methods," she admits.
|
|
The harder the Republican Party pushes, the harder this candidate and his base dig in their heels.
|
|
And that's a tragedy because now... (BELL RINGS) ... it's harder and harder to actually solve this problem.
|
|
It became harder and harder to stick up for the Kardashian brigade, especially as a Black woman.
|
|
"This makes it harder to save for certain goals and harder to feel financially secure," said Palmer.
|
|
But I find it harder and harder not to care about the hands holding the crosshairs steady.
|
|
But as the CDC report frequently notes, antibiotic resistance is making gonorrhea harder and harder to cure.
|
|
Kicking the can down the road will become harder and harder as the cost of inaction balloons.
|
|
But as I got older it was harder and harder to imagine my closet leading to Narnia.
|
|
With each new platform and software update, it feels harder and harder to come by authenticity online.
|
|
I think there is a beauty to it, it's just getting harder and harder to get there.
|
|
He deserves a normal childhood—which seems a freedom that is becoming harder and harder to afford.
|
|
But as the number of cyclists grew, it became harder and harder to ride through the city.
|
|
Writers for foreign news media find it harder to get visas and harder to do investigative reporting.
|
|
But it's also getting harder and harder to convince candidates from outside San Francisco to move there.
|
|
And it's getting harder and harder for ransomware to come at you without you actively doing something.
|
|
A Social takes 20 cooks to run, and it's getting harder and harder to find great cooks.
|
|
Increasingly, social media is making it harder and harder for us to talk to each other directly.
|
|
But I got tired of working harder and harder to only get a 3% raise every year.
|
|
It's getting harder and harder to find a flagship phone with a camera that sucks these days.
|
|
As you grow bigger it gets harder and harder to make sure every hire is mission-aligned.
|
|
In time, it will become harder and harder to understand what is automated and what is human.
|
|
All anyone wants here is good jobs, and the state makes that harder and harder to do.
|
|
It was designed for passive VR media like film, but that's getting harder and harder to find.
|
|
Heh, it's getting harder and harder as a science fiction writer to stay ahead of the times.
|
|
Yet, everyone knows that more and more Americans are working harder and harder for less and less.
|
|
"The scandal makes it's harder, but I don't know how much harder it can get," said Dziczek.
|
|
I ACTUALLY BELIEVE PEOPLE ARE RAISING COMPENSATION NOW BECAUSE IT'S HARDER AND HARDER TO FIND TALENTED PEOPLE.
|
|
The influence of the far right — and Le Pen herself — was becoming harder and harder to overlook.
|
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I find it to be the better and better it goes, the harder and harder it is.
|
|
One of the notions underpinning Ms. Leovy's book is that problems without a face, like infernos without a demon, are harder to process, harder to get mad about, and therefore harder to change.
|
|
It seemed like it was only getting harder and harder for independent businesses like ours to stay afloat.
|
|
But by practicing discipline, you'll build strong habits and be better able to tackle harder and harder projects.
|
|
With the definition of "bias" constantly expanding, it becomes harder and harder to argue that it doesn't happen.
|
|
But as major exhibitors leave on a daily basis, it's getting harder and harder to justify the trip.
|
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It would reduce the deference given to regulatory agencies, making regulations harder to pass, and harder to interpret.
|
|
The King of Pop told Kobe to study harder, work harder, keep doing just what he was doing.
|
|
The harder it is to win or even place high, the harder it is to enjoy the game.
|
|
At the same time, presenting yourself as a business on a social network is getting harder and harder.
|
|
With the rise of algorithmic stock trading it's gotten harder and harder for humans to actually trade strategically.
|
|
Long-lasting couples are becoming harder and harder to find in Tinseltown — especially when both partners are famous.
|
|
That means it's much harder for the government to block it, since it's harder to prove anticompetitive effects.
|
|
"It's harder to say no on the phone, and even harder to say no in person," she says.
|
|
The harder the officers tried to get the man to leave, the harder the man insisted he stay.
|
|
As the TV audience fractures into smaller and smaller niches, ratings data becomes harder and harder to parse.
|
|
Amidst the endless array of competing SVOD services worldwide, however, that will be harder and harder to do.
|
|
"Once you have long recurrence, it becomes harder and harder to get rid of the tumor," explains George.
|
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"We're finding it harder and harder to monitor the communication of extremists because of the encryption," he said.
|
|
But this weekend you did talk a little bit about how it's harder and harder to find deals.
|
|
As you age, your social circumstances shift, and you may find that making friends becomes harder and harder.
|
|
The two executive producers said it has grown harder and harder to keep details of the plots secret.
|
|
"It makes it harder and harder for us to explain away one strange coincidence after another," Ratcliffe said.
|
|
And as the number of participants rises each week, it gets harder and harder to choose between them.
|
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Lack of capital means it becomes harder and harder to get new mines built or exploration drilling undertaken.
|
|
From then on Wawrinka was having to work harder and harder to hold, while rarely threatening to break.
|
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Besides making your kidneys work harder, blocking prostaglandins may also make it harder for your muscles to recover.
|
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It's a harder obviously, cause it's a bit harder to build relationships cause I can't go over there.
|
|
There's still a lot of special spots with really genuine people, but it's just getting harder and harder.
|
|
But as the mistrust grows, it could get harder and harder to put Humpty Dumpty back together again.
|
|
Gravitational waves could help physicists put general relativity to harder and harder tests to see where it fails.
|
|
But for progressives who watch the show, it's harder and harder to ignore the resonances with modern life.
|
|
People will compete fiercely for things that don't matter, and once they're fighting they'll fight harder and harder.
|
|
But with the plethora of steakhouses to choose from, it is becoming harder and harder to stand out.
|
|
But it has gotten harder and harder to stumble onto a local boutique run by a young entrepreneur.
|
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"But as more and more countries experience community spread, successful containment at our borders becomes harder and harder."
|
|
Meanwhile, life for Zumret as a Uighur in Beijing, where she now lived, was becoming harder and harder.
|
|
But as climate change warms the seas and inland estuaries, sardines are getting harder and harder to catch.
|
|
While lower-risk strategies make it harder to lose money, they also make it harder to make money.
|
|
But he quickly realized that, in the late Cold War era, political resistance was getting harder and harder.
|
|
And when you don't think you can work any harder, try to find a way to work harder.
|
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"I don't have it in me to walk away from this house, but it's getting harder and harder."
|
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The men are a lot faster and they serve harder, they hit harder, it's just a different game.
|
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Also, below this temperature, the tiny liquid layer on top of ice becomes harder and harder to detect.
|
|
If you were a resident of Twin Peaks, though, this uncertainty might prove harder and harder to handle.
|
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What happens then is these feelings become harder and harder to access, even when you want to reach them.
|
|
Luckily for us users, it's getting harder and harder to avoid automatic updates, from iOS to Spotify for Windows.
|
|
Right now, minorities find it harder and harder to gain access to credit, especially when it comes to mortgages.
|
|
If the party coalitions are indeed breaking up, it becomes harder and harder for anybody to control the process.
|
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In other parts of the world, it's "harder and harder" to find sites that gamblers will visit, he added.
|
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X-rays revealed that Trevor was expanding with every breath, making it harder and harder for him to breathe.
|
|
Facebook and Messenger are wildly prevalent apps, but it's becoming harder and harder to tell what their missions are.
|
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Lin was onstage coming to tears as he explained that free agency was getting harder and harder for him.
|
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It's harder to understand that album; it's harder to understand why that album became so established in people's listening.
|
|
That makes it harder and harder for U.S. beef exporters, who remain stuck with the 38.5% tariff, to compete.
|
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"It's ten times harder or a hundred times harder to solve a problem if you start late," Miliband said.
|
|
But to many of these fans, the stagnation of the HP world has become harder and harder to ignore.
|
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"It's getting harder and harder for managers to outperform," says Thomas Rampulla, head of U.S. Financial Intermediaries at Vanguard.
|
|
"It's getting harder and harder to do office construction," Ms. Durst said during a recent tour of the tower.
|
|
However, with demanding jobs and two small children at home, just getting to the gym became harder and harder.
|
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Over time, it becomes harder and harder to mine the same property and delight audiences in the same way.
|
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However, he's found that's it's becoming "harder and harder to make" to make morally complex films aimed at adults.
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In other words, his muscles are weakening as time marches on, making everyday tasks, including games, harder and harder.
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We have too many politicians making it harder to get things done, making it harder to get things built.
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It seemed like it was harder and harder to say yes, and the roles didn't warrant leaving my family.
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It suggests that it's getting harder and harder to spend money in ways that boost long-term economic growth.
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I have been doing this a long time, and every time you see it, it gets harder and harder.
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It became harder and harder to make plans, I no longer was a "priority"; the relationship became one sided.
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Remember when Tinkerbell is dying in Peter Pan, and the audience must clap harder and harder to save her?
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With about 20 percent of the population living with a disability, we're becoming harder and harder to simply overlook.
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"But we're getting to a point from a multiples perspective that it's getting harder and harder" to find value.
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"If you're doing it that way, it's going to be harder and harder to be successful," Merritt told Cramer.
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"And at this point, it's getting harder and harder to see how Donald Trump isn't our nominee," Bennett said.
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And as it becomes clear her rapist is stalking her, it gets harder and harder for her to compartmentalize.
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Just as geosynchronous orbit is far more difficult than low Earth orbit, a lunar insertion orbit is even harder, a stable such orbit even harder and accomplishing a controlled landing on target even harder than that.
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And it becomes harder and harder to connect with other people the longer you are in the state of loneliness.
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In recent years, it has become harder and harder for rank-and-file members to have a say in lawmaking.
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For as it becomes harder to deny something is working, the harder the media works to show something is wrong.
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The owners of these Facebook pages are finding it harder and harder to reach the users who liked their page.
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It is also much harder to judge the technology in softer subjects—fields where mimicking a tutor is undoubtedly harder.
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Choosing a password that's both unique enough to be secure and simple enough to remember is getting harder and harder.
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"Even back then, we knew it was going to get harder and harder as the years went on," Steinhouser said.
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Two seasons is a very long time in the Seven Kingdoms where it's getting harder and harder to stay alive.
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Netflix is now pushing harder to suggest content based on what you already watch, which is harder than it sounds.
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We knew that Judge Kavanaugh worked harder – much harder – than anyone else, which inspired us to give it our all.
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For example, I find it harder and harder to relate with a sense of wonder to the places I'll go.
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Recently, opponents of Roe have been waging a regulatory war of attrition that makes abortion harder and harder to obtain.
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What felt revolutionary on Seinfeld quickly curdled into something harder and harder to stomach on the many shows it inspired.
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This broader issue is harder to exploit, but also harder to address, with no one cure-all likely to work.
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But the lyrics have gotten harder and harder to listen to when you have 10-year-olds in the car.
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As a consequence, it is becoming harder and harder for women to make their own reproductive choices free from coercion.
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"Overestimating your abilities might prompt you to work harder, exercise harder, and approach new people and challenging situations," Korn says.
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It got harder and harder to keep my promise to my daughter to "not say a word" in this courtroom.
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"It gets harder and harder to adapt yourself to the person you're dubbing," she told the magazine at the time.
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It's getting harder and harder for Republicans to justify their view that free-market capitalism will take care of everyone.
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That little boy gave me a big reason to want to live and to work harder, try harder, be better.
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When you own your mistakes, you can work harder to correct them and even harder to prevent the next ones.
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When that happens, countries can end up in a punitive back-and-forth, making it harder and harder to trade.
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Eventually, it got harder and harder to complain, with such a huge place at the table, about the liberal media.
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My bedroom is on the second story of the house, and it's harder and harder to walk down those stairs.
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It's real, with no additives, and it's symbiotic with the landscape, something that's harder and harder to find these days.
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There's still an air of true independence at EVO that's become harder and harder to find as the industry grows.
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"It won't collapse, but it will find it harder and harder to muster the unity that it needs," he said.
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While abortion remains legal in all 50 states, it's becoming harder and harder to access, especially for low-income Americans.
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The smaller stuff like fog can be harder to deal with, harder to forecast than hurricanes, typhoons and tropical storms.
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Last week, a lawyer working on Mr. Trump's behalf, Charles J. Harder of Harder Mirell & Abrams in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Algorithms written by humans — tackling harder and harder problems, but producing code embedded with bugs and biases — are troubling enough.
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"The people who came here from Poland when my parents came were from harder times and harder situations," he said.
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With students' excellent writing, interesting personal stories and smart insights, it gets harder and harder to choose our favorite comments.
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"But it will be harder and harder to insure that South Korea and the U.S. stay closely aligned," he said.
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Macs have just been around longer, and so it's getting harder and harder to find ways to make them better.
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There is the knot of your hands and his, and the harder you pull away, the harder he pulls closer.
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The weapons are more expensive, harder to come by and harder to conceal than revolvers and pistols, but present nonetheless.
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They are working harder and harder for less and less, barely able to make ends meet from paycheck to paycheck.
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The bigger it gets, the harder it is to fight, and the harder it is to evacuate people in time.
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It means that over time, retailers selling things will have to run harder and harder just to stay in place.
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Washington (CNN)Fox & Friends tried harder than usual -- not especially hard, but harder than usual -- to challenge President Donald Trump.
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"It gets harder and harder to let users know what they're getting," said Vanessa Kafka, Kayak's vice president of product.
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I find it harder and harder to remember Maureen being at the center of my world, as she was then.
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As splits emerge in the GOP, it will be harder and harder for Republicans to unify behind a single leader.
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The second guarantee is that as us and our partners in civil society and as our partners in industry continue to work together on this, we're making it harder and harder and harder for them to do this.
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Not only is it harder to repay the debt, but it's also harder to roll over loans when they come due.
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They show their kind of sexuality, and in the last 10 or 15 years their sexuality has gotten harder and harder.
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"We played harder in the first half and they played harder in the second," All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas told reporters.
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As the walls of the heart muscle thicken, the heart must work harder and harder to pump blood throughout the body.
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But then, gradually, globs of the greasy pink stuff start sticking to your fingers, making it harder and harder to manage.
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At this point, it's getting harder and harder for Marco Rubio to credibly claim to be the main alternative to Trump.
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"It's a way to reconnect with our regulars who are finding it harder and harder to come over here," Dell said.
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I predict a time when companies will find that it's getting harder and harder to get and monetize user-generated content.
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They can make rote tasks seem meaningful and engaging, and can be used to shape behavior, pushing workers harder and harder.
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It also motivated me to continue to work harder and harder at learning how to control my body with the system.
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As a constitution, the rules were always doomed to failure (Rule 15: " The harder you try the harder you will fail").
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I like to get up way before the kids, which is getting harder and harder because they are morning people too.
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"It just became harder and harder to make a case that this is really that healthy," a former employee told Gizmodo.
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And so lifestyle creep causes you to grow accustomed to a standard of living that is harder and harder to replace.
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WATTERS: Was it harder for you to come out as a Republican or harder to come out as a gay American?
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On the other hand, it's getting harder and harder for others to find their way to the top of the charts.
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The challenge is we've also got a lot of our costs locked in and it's getting harder and harder to manage.
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"We as millennials are living in an environment where it's harder to save, harder to plan for our futures," he said.
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"Men get more opportunities to earn more, and it gets harder and harder for women to catch up, " Wittenberg-Cox writes.
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I am a lifelong Democrat and I really want to support Hillary Clinton, but I am finding it harder and harder.
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"I'm a big fan of 'work smarter, not harder,' but I think it's like, 'work smarter and harder,' sometimes, " he says.
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"The lyrics have gotten harder and harder to listen to when you have 10-year-olds in the car," he said.
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Startups have a harder time breaking in, users have a harder time switching services, and everyone ends up spending more money.
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I started to talk – "We just were too early, it was a good experience" – but then it got harder and harder.
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" He added, "As citizens of the world we're going to have to work harder and harder not to let hate win.
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Maybe this is because it's getting harder and harder (if not impossible) to come up with something totally new and unique.
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A poor-fitting spacesuit means it's harder to maneuver in space, and harder to complete the technical aspects of the spacewalk.
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"It's harder for them to make effective decisions, it's harder sometimes for them to convey their will to their proxies," Gen.
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At the same time, an increasingly competitive ad market is making it harder and harder for newspapers to charge premium rates.
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And after tonight, it's harder and harder to see Biden not leading the top of the ticket for Democrats in November.
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It's harder and harder to argue that porn performers are desperate people lured in by easy cash and coerced into submission.
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He described Giuliani as essentially moving the goalpost over time, pushing harder and harder on Ukraine to get what Trump wanted.
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"I'm getting more and more projects and it became harder and harder to combine it with my day job," he explained.
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Then is spend the next week training harder and harder just to beat so-and-so to get lots of approval.
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At the same time, it will become harder and harder to keep track of all of the services we pay for.
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Advances have limited the spread of HIV, but those who are unidentified and untreated have become harder and harder to reach.
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She recalls smoking marijuana at 12 years old, gradually moving on to harder and harder drugs as the years went on.
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Between 1996 and 2016, the global wild marine catch has stagnated, as humans work harder and harder to catch fewer fish.
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Yet seven years in, legacy-making achievements are harder and harder to secure, because presidents headed out the door lose leverage.
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We are all trying to slough off a recent past that makes it harder and harder to ignore our own wickedness.
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But "just enough" gets harder and harder to come by, and the top of the economic ladder gets shakier and shakier.
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The Metropolitan Opera is only one of the many arts organizations that is having a harder and harder time filling its seats.
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And as these emails have become juicier and juicier targets, various people and organizations are trying harder and harder to hack them.
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It costs an absolute fortune to buy a house regardless, and it's going to become harder and harder to buy one now.
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Without a flag, and with the atmosphere onboard proving harder and harder to manage, Romaniuk took the offer and scheduled the transfer.
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Cannes' woman problem is becoming harder and harder to ignore as conversations about gender equality continue to gain national and international prominence.
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Shaheen in the front row, such a leader — it is much harder to lead and much harder to take those difficult positions.
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"I always remembered coaches telling me: the harder the work, the harder you work, the more luck you'll probably have," Legere said.
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"Mike is a very decisive guy, and as these teams get smarter and smarter, the decisions get harder and harder," DeBartolo said.
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She recently moved to Dubai, where paparazzi photography is heavily regulated, and where images of her became harder and harder to find.
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"The problem is Disney, and to a lesser extent Universal, have made it harder and harder to catch a break," Frommer says.
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Now that the technology has moved far enough along, people are finding it harder and harder to justify buying a new smartphone.
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This year I made a ... I wasn't like, "I'm not lowering my standards," I just, it's harder and harder to find them.
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He spent hours online, briefing reporters about protests, battles and bombardments that were harder and harder for journalists to cover in person.
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But in a humid environment, it's harder for sweat to evaporate on your skin, so your body has to work even harder.
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But as my illness worsened, it became harder and harder to find doctors who had the training to treat serious mental illness.
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He points out that some of GM's IT systems still run on a mainframe, a specialty that's harder and harder to find.
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Somehow I was able to keep jobs throughout all of this, but it got harder and harder to show up over time.
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"This is a mainstream product that people carry, and it's getting harder and harder for people to afford it," said Senator Klobuchar.
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However, keeping these secrets became harder and harder as Schneiderman continued to burnish his reputation as a hero of the #MeToo movement.
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The harder this piston pushes on the crankshaft, the harder the crankshaft spins, the more total energy a car's engine puts out.
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Mitski keeps layering more and more guitar crunch, slamming the chords out harder and harder, but it won't happen, there's no release.
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Every year, our jobs get harder and harder since budgets get passed later and later, or we continually operate under continuing resolutions.
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Their arrival has been slow and fitful, the problematic female character apparently being a harder sell, a harder creative leap or both.
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You might have to look farther and work harder to uncover value today, but the harder we look the luckier we get.
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But as time goes on, military experts say, concealing these attacks is becoming harder and harder to do, with potentially grave consequences.
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It's harder and harder for people to have a real sense of community and there's almost no personal accountability for online behavior.
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They are definitely harder than office jobs, and they are harder than working in a clothing store or at a movie theatre.
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That's a much harder way to do it, and it's much harder to do well, and Franca did it better than anybody.
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It's getting harder and harder to earn a place in your living room, and Amazon wants to be ready for the challenge.
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Chinese bureaucracy is like a series of Chinese boxes that are harder and harder to open as you move toward the center.
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It was harder than in 53 for them to emerge as division champions and harder, too, to advance past the first round.
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Companies are having a harder and harder time finding workers to fill jobs, which means the competition for labor is getting fierce.
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When it's so much harder to pass anything, why wouldn't it be harder to pass expansions of the welfare state in particular?
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CW: So, iPhones, unfortunately, are just much harder to work with, much harder to set up these kind of automated testing apparatuses at scale and much, much harder to collect all the apps necessary to kind of feed the experiments. Right.
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Sure, mine and other terrorism researchers' jobs just got a lot harder as ISIS bounces between platforms, but it is in many ways proportionate: The harder it is for us to find terrorist hangouts, the harder it is for prospective recruits.
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At the same time, relentless expansion of the Chipotle supply chain has made it harder and harder to track the sources of contamination.
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And with teams cutting spending by over $100 million in 2018, it's a cap that's getting harder and harder with every passing year.
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"It gets harder and harder every day, waking up and it being another day longer that I have not seen her," he says.
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It is becoming overburdened with so many features and design changes that it's becoming harder and harder to just get directions in it.
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If that's the case, why do harder drug users tend to start with alcohol and marijuana before they end up at harder drugs?
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Working people have it harder and harder these days and we believe that things will get better when workers of the world unite.
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That becomes harder and harder as time goes on, when they never really had the conversation of 'Hey, you did this to me.
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I have concern that it will make it harder to win, and I have a concern that it'll make it harder to govern.
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Many of them are beautifully crafted, profound, and haunting — but damn, if current depressing conditions aren't making them harder and harder to watch.
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Studios and talent will start to line up behind their sister streaming services, and it will get harder and harder to break in.
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But there were other ones his classmates insisted were true, and Kyle was finding it harder and harder to keep track of them.
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Autonomous systems make wars more unpredictable and harder to supervise; and they make it harder to assign responsibility for what happens during conflict.
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These days, it's becoming harder and harder to tell whether the fans angrily tweeting their grievances are even real, let alone politically motivated.
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How is it operating as an independent artist in this era that makes it harder and harder to sell music unless you're famous?
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But as the crisis has widened to involve illicit drugs like heroin and fentanyl, it's hit black and urban communities harder and harder.
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And as content libraries change over time, it's harder and harder to keep track of what's being added (and removed) from each service.
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"I think it gets harder and harder the more these big boxes come on the market," Mulvee said, for owners to find replacements.
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It's harder to upset people with a single image than it would be with ... Yeah, it's a little bit harder to troll visually.
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Mr. Pence's harder line is likely to ignite a debate in Australia about whether it, too, should take a harder line against China.
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"In the past, magazines could support celebrity editors, but it's becoming harder and harder with the revenue declines to do that," he said.
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What felt like affectionate teasing in earlier seasons becomes more and more vicious as it gets harder and harder to make viewers laugh.
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The productive hitter who catches nearly every game is harder and harder to find — even, at least for this season, in Kansas City.
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It's getting harder and harder to create exciting meals, and that's why a lot of budding chefs are turning towards food subscription services.
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Incumbents — companies that already exist — are growing their market shares and becoming more stable, and they're getting harder and harder to compete with.
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"Is it harder to attract talent at Fox because of O'Reilly's presence or is it harder to book on-air guests?" he asked.
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"Even though it's becoming harder and harder, the incentives have increased tremendously," said Mr. Mador, who previously worked on security response at Microsoft.
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Fintech first entered the mainstream vernacular roughly a decade ago, but with every passing year the term gets harder and harder to define.
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Importantly, you can't sub in the parts from the new Aibo dogs with the older models — so resurrections are becoming harder and harder.
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"As interest rates keep ratcheting higher, with record levels of corporate debt it's going to be harder and harder to service," Minerd said.
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"Is it harder to attract talent at Fox because of O'Reilly's presence, or is it harder to book on-air guests?" he said.
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You have a couple of bad starts, especially with myself, you put more and more pressure on yourself, it becomes harder and harder.
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These drivers are exploited, and as these apps have increased in popularity, it's become harder and harder for them to make ends meet.
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"If you're doing it that way, it's going to be harder and harder to be successful," Merritt told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer.
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AND AT A 4% UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, I BELIEVE IT'S HARDER AND HARDER TO DO IT. SORKIN: SO YOU THINK IT'S PURELY ECONOMIC DECISION?
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These writers are engaged in a sophisticated project, in which the line between truth and fiction becomes harder and harder to make out.
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That's one you have to weigh a little harder, at least that's one I've had to weigh a little harder, in my experience.
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"I know once I get to 40 years old, it's just the facts, it's going to get harder and harder for me," Scott said.
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The effect of this is commonly referred to as decision fatigue, the phenomenon of choices becoming harder and harder as a day goes on.
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Or perhaps President Donald Trump -- with the thatched locks, rotund frame and fragmented speaking style, it gets harder and harder to tell them apart.
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As more and more apps become available for smartphones and tablets, it will become harder and harder for a new app to stand out.
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It makes the top and bottom rungs of the ladder "stickier"—harder to move up and harder to lose your place at the top.
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But countless politicians at every level of government are working tirelessly — obsessively, even — to make it harder and harder for us to access abortion.
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But my hunch is that we'll continue to see paywalls get harder to scale, even as publishers work harder to find new readers/subscribers.
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"With exams coming nearer, it's harder and harder to meet up with friends when you're using most of the time to study," he says.
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I think that every voice that is added makes it harder and harder to ignore or just write off as a moment in time.
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Actions by the FDA and a growing number of state-level bans are making kratom harder to buy, and harder for researchers to study.
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There are many unique challenges that face the payments space that are making it harder and harder to accept payments without having fraudulent transactions.
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But if acknowledging a problem is the first step, each bombshell makes it harder and harder to ignore the fact that there is one.
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It is getting "harder and harder" for Australia to refuse US requests for military aid, as US expectations of its ally grow, Curran said.
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The tougher your privacy settings are, the harder it is to code things and the harder it is for users to add apps on.
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As transistors become harder and harder to shrink, computing firms are starting to look at making better use of the transistors they already have.
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More and more, health experts are emphasizing the importance of a good night's rest (which, ironically, is getting harder and harder for many people).
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While it's true that the man bun is getting harder and harder to spot, cameras recently snapped one very prominent specimen in Central Park.
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It's getting harder and harder to find popular streaming services that aren't part of T-Mobile's zero-rated Music Freedom and Binge On programs.
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Yet a legitimate argument for a substantial downturn in stocks that could turn into a bear market is getting harder and harder to make.
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But given how little I'm getting from the "story," watching these sequences buckle only makes it harder and harder to connect with the game.
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" In a story on the hits, The Ringer ran a headline that read, "It's Getting Harder and Harder to Deny That Football Is Doomed.
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It became harder and harder for me to argue that the importance of my work always outweighed the pain I caused in doing it.
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The driver kept whipping the horse harder and harder, with a rage that I could not understand and which, strangely, made me feel ashamed.
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Perhaps it is another strange coincidence," Ratcliffe said, adding that it "is harder and harder for us to explain one strange coincidence after another.
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The challenges get harder and harder, but making it through difficult, seemingly impossible levels is so satisfying that it's hard to stop pushing forward.
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Yet with this energy consuming of bursting forwards it gets harder and harder to avoid getting caught in mid range as his feet slow.
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The season's last half finds another gear, as the guilt-racked Barry has a harder and harder time compartmentalizing his vocation from his avocation.
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Less unsprung weight, particularly in the wheels, is better: A heavier wheel is harder to get going and harder to stop once it is.
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The same thing applies today, except that it's a bit harder because today is a day later and Saturday puzzles are that much harder.
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But he said that detecting the "tells" is getting harder and harder as the deepfake technology becomes more advanced and videos look more realistic.
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Further, you may be harder to insure now compared to when you first bought your policy, so you'll have a harder time replacing it.
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"Vintage clothing is becoming harder and harder to find," said Caryn McGregor, the incoming president of the Vintage Fashion Guild, a consortium of experts.
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For the remainder of the decade Mr. Bean devoted himself to the school, paying its bills, covering its deficits and working harder and harder.
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"It becomes harder and harder for the president and the party to dismiss a chorus of voices as opposed to one," Mr. Sanford said.
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Her past is haunting her, and her struggle to be "good" is becoming harder and harder each day as she battles her inner demons.
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With former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson watching on, Stephens then began to hit harder and harder and Kasatkina wilted under the pressure.
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Harder raised $3.5 million from 128,33 contributions in the last three months, according to the Harder campaign, a record for California's 10th Congressional District.
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"We're just at that time of our life and it's getting harder and harder to find roommates," said the high school physical education teacher.
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These make it harder for internet providers to know you're using Tor, making it also harder, in turn, to stop you from using it.
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When New England fishers complained of working harder and harder to catch fewer and fewer fish, Spencer Baird assembled a scientific team to investigate.
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The Point: As Trump prepares to run for a second term, he will lean harder and harder into this disgruntlement and alienation among white Republicans.
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At a time when facts seem harder and harder to agree on across ideological divides, our nostalgia for Enlightenment reason and optimism makes perfect sense.
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There are so many attack vectors on the web, it is getting harder and harder to protect a single user's privacy on a daily basis.
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As Twitter grew, it became harder and harder to go back and fix the foundation that was now propping up a towering inferno of garbage.
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But as advertising becomes more and more diffused in our online lives, it becomes harder and harder to tell what's an ad and what's not.
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"Restaurants have become harder and harder to finance," said Greg Wank, a practice leader in the food and beverage industry group at Anchin Block & Anchin.
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"It becomes harder and harder for us, particularly going into 2020, when there is just no way of understanding how widespread something is," she said.
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"I found it harder and harder to leave my bed for the cold darkness outside, and realised that I needed a new focus," Paris wrote.
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Every subsequent clip is both harder to watch and harder to look away from, and the hits just keep on coming — even in fictional format.
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In the era of climate change, environmental collapse becomes all the more insidious because it's harder to see and it's harder to find the villain.
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Doesn't sound particularly revolutionary at first blush, but in today's #sponcon-laden world, a totally transparent review is getting harder and harder to come by.
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"It has been clear all along that the fight for Mosul was going to get harder and harder the further in you got," Hurlburt says.
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More likely it will just break into smaller and smaller toxic bits, which (despite being microscopic) are getting harder and harder for us to ignore.
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Sourcing skins that were on par with Chanel's quality and ethical standards became harder and harder, resulting in the decision to eliminate these materials altogether.
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We want to make the problem easier to solve not harder, and so having my Strava account makes the problem harder for me to solve.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)During my testing, I came across a few other problems that made that $600 price tag harder and harder to justify.
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"You can see where your edge cases are, test them, and make them harder and harder as your code gets better and better," Ahner says.
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"It becomes harder and harder to have a sense of community when you have a platform that's so large, and that's a problem," she said.
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There are a lot of other symptoms of psychosis, but these are harder to get a bead on and they're harder to treat as well.
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Increasingly, as our lives are being lived online, it's becoming harder and harder to demarcate what is just an "online" behavior in the first place.
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That's a couple revolutions ago now, but as more of these things come online, it's harder and harder to make sure everything is locked down.
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It is much harder to calculate the impact of stricter disciplines on state-owned enterprises, and thus harder to make a case, internally and externally.
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They also determined that it would be harder to levitate a bowling ball than a basketball, and harder to grow an eye than a toe.
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There's not an easy drinking one — everyone is thinking there's one way to do it, which is to make it harder and harder to drink.
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And the tendency is for the grants to go to scientists who already have them, making it harder and harder to break into the system.
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Separate, divided: I kept seeing that in pundits who talked past and over one another, in a din that's becoming harder and harder to bear.
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Inflation has soared, and Brazilians are finding it harder and harder to pay back the household debt they took on when economic times were good.
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"We can't stop all attacks, we can't deliver zero risk, but we can make it harder and harder for terrorists," King told a news conference.
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Some critics liked it, but others called it "insipid" and "breathtakingly bad", lamenting that "it's getting harder and harder to call myself a Weezer fan".
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These companies that are paying a lot of money to scale in SF. People want to live in SF, but it's getting harder and harder.
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Computer systems get more complex by the day and software is eating up the world, making the task of keeping hackers out harder and harder.
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But the seeds for it were sown by a public debt crisis that has made life harder and harder for Puerto Ricans in recent years.
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If that means they lose audience members to shelter, well, O.K. It sounds like a small thing, but it's getting harder and harder to find.
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"Each rebuke to that destructive agenda will be ours to savor, and I suspect the harder he pushes, the harder the resistance will push back."
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As the ocean grows less shallow, it becomes harder and harder to build the wall, to stabilize the infill, to protect it all from collapse.
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"Caregiving is the most meaningful work a parent can do, but for some reason, we've made it harder and harder on families," Mr. Bennet said.
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For a multinational company like ExxonMobil, it's getting harder and harder to replace the oil that is pumped out of the ground with new oil.
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We can hope that China, Russia and South Korea will all be willing to keep squeezing North Korea harder and harder, until it cries uncle.
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With the economy jump-started, it is harder and harder for businesses to grow and create new jobs without workers able to join the company.
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For the most part, though, many PE execs seemed little-fazed by how it's getting harder and harder for private equity to achieve high returns.
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"The planet is on fire and our window of escape is getting harder and harder to reach the longer we wait to act," he added.
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Managing her illness and her business became harder and harder, and eventually, the reality set in that it might not be possible to do both.
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It's harder and harder to truly let go, but the return on investment I get from taking off an extended period of time is exceptional.
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You have to work way harder on sourcing, you have to work way harder on fixing the cultural issues that manifested themselves because you weren't diverse.
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But the case Harder is petitioning to the Supreme Court — centering on a Yelp review that Harder claims to be defamatory — could muddy those publisher protections.
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New iPhone Will be Harder to HackApple is creating a new version of the iPhone with security features that make it even harder to hack into.
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The projects get harder and harder as you go on—the whole point, of course, is to integrate this type of learning into the elementary classroom.
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It's no harder for us than ... It's much harder on people who are worrying if they're going to lose their health insurance, and that's really hard.
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In the diversity of moving all over a city it becomes harder and harder for public transit to do well … Uber is really phenomenal at it.
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But lately, drivers at a number of FCs have found it harder and harder to secure enough hours for 270 hours to be a meaningful limitation.
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Excessive complexity makes weapon systems more fragile, heavier, harder to maintain and debug, harder to learn and less likely to contribute meaningfully in real-world operations.
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The lack of major employers makes it harder to convince talented young workers to stay, which in turn makes it harder for local businesses to grow.
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Meanwhile, working 203 hours a week as an investment banker, it just became harder and harder to get out of the city and have great experiences.
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What's interesting is I spend a lot of time pushing myself to work harder, to think harder and to stop immediately past the first four companies.
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ISIS' claim to rule a caliphate is now harder and harder to sustain as it loses city after city both in Iraq and in neighboring Syria.
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It's getting harder and harder to be an alien skeptic these days, as the U.S. government seems to take UFO sightings more seriously in recent years.
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It gets harder and harder in our social media economy when we're all expected to be living as individual human brands—but I believe in you!
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One such microgame, entitled "Spray It, Don't Say It," made you shake a bottle of champagne harder and harder — until it exploded all over the screen.
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With the success of films like Hidden Figures, Wonder Woman, Black Panther, and Girls Trip, it's getting harder and harder for executives to make that case.
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When you load up with all your groceries, it's much harder to start the cart moving, but it's also a lot harder to stop it moving.
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Keys hit the ball harder and harder but it would always come back and she needed a 19-shot rally to save her second match point.
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One after another, regulations from the Obama administration — on everything from healthcare and energy to workplace conversations — have made keeping our doors open harder and harder.
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In spite – or perhaps because of – the explosion of social media, pollsters are finding it harder and harder to determine how people are going to vote.
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So whether your motto is "work hard, play harder" or "work hard, nap harder," we hope your summer vacations are everything you dreamed of and more.
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"When you own your mistakes, you can work harder to correct them and even harder to prevent the next ones — that's my job now," she said.
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Neither Thiel or Harder will say how many suits Thiel funded, but Harder has filed at least five against the website and its writers and editors.
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Nonetheless, she adds, "it's getting harder and harder to compete, especially if you want to sell at liquor stores or restaurants," outlets the majors largely control.
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That makes them much harder to deport — something the Obama administration found out in some high-profile cases during its first term — and harder to ignore.
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At the same time it's just harder holding those positions, and it's harder to clear space for the hand path to go into the hitting zone.
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What we look for in a new hire is more focused on work ethic and basic professionalism; traits we're finding harder and harder to come by.
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All sorts of institutional features are making it harder and harder for regular citizens to praise politicians they like, and vote out the ones they don't.
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Since HR 1 could not be passed, Rose and Harder are hoping this smaller provision will be politically harder for the Republican-controlled Senate to ignore.
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Evidence of his involvement in the Petrobras scandal makes it harder for him to win; an arrest would make it harder still (to put it mildly).
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Since I've added snake blood to my diet I have been able to train harder than ever before without tiring and I'm punching harder than ever.
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"While one can do some gymnastics to continue to defend the 'there's nothing to see here, folks' argument, it became harder and harder," he told Roberts.
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The other big impression I get is that grand canyons now separate different sectors of American society and these canyons are harder and harder to cross.
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Doug Mirell, who co-founded the law firm with Harder, left in early 2018 after growing uncomfortable with the clients and cases Harder was taking on.
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On the contrary, since it is harder to predict future acts than to prove what has already occurred, such a standard may be harder to meet.
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My mom in particular has long suffered from the economic downturns that have made it harder and harder to earn a living wage in this country.
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But she said she is not giving up on Paul, despite their "psycho busy lives" and "trying to fit each other in" getting harder and harder.
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The conclusions aren't perfect, and the more generations that have gone by, the more it all gets diluted and mixed, and harder and harder to interpret.
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Have I Been Phoned It's getting harder and harder these days to tell the difference between incoming phone calls from sophisticated scammers and your own mother.
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But after spending the past few years learning about CTE and the other neurodegenerative effects of football, his point gets harder and harder to brush off.
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"We have to compete a little bit harder," he said, noting that rivals have been trying harder to steal business during Wells Fargo's time of vulnerability.
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"Running a campaign is a lot harder in a state like Nevada versus Iowa or New Hampshire, because you've got to run a bilingual campaign and you have to work harder to reach voters, and even harder to actually convince those voters to caucus," he said.
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This year, TIFF was an opportunity to see a lot of varied genre work in the one place it's becoming harder and harder to see: the theater.
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Workers in the United States are making less than they were almost 20 years ago, and yet they are working harder, but so am I, working harder.
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"The first lady has no intention of using her position for profit and will not do so," said Harder, whose firm, Harder Mirell & Abrams is representing Trump.
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"We already knew it was getting harder and harder to prove antitrust cases in court," said Andrew Gavil, a Howard University law professor and former FTC official.
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In regards to married life, right now it's becoming harder and harder – mainly because Lilly and I are actually really starting to understand that we are married.
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Suffice it to say that it is becoming harder and harder for the Fed to use the labor market as justification for the deferment of policy normalization.
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To some degree, you have stocks moving so much together that it makes it harder and harder to find companies that are trading on their own fundamentals.
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We were, as Wesley Morris pointed out in the New York Times, obsessed with identity, at a time when identity became harder and harder to pin down.
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Needless to say, this familiarity makes it harder and harder for artists to step apart from the bunch, but an authentic delivery can make all the difference.
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Nintendo already uses flash memory for the DS, and games on cartridges are more portable than optical discs, are harder to pirate, and are harder to damage.
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"I'm finding it harder and harder to justify you holding two jobs given the complexity," King said, while complimenting Rogers on his ability to handle both roles.
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It becomes harder and harder to make the case for greater funding for veterans' programs, however, as fewer and fewer Americans know the human costs of war.
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As the fight game progresses it gets harder and harder to believe that a smaller man will bring in something unknown, but they still surprise on occasion.
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It's a little less shiny, it's harder to stay relevant, and it's much harder to hold people's attention and really make an impact through all the noise.
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She was scathing and smart like Dowd, but circumspect in a way that made her readers think harder, and try harder to make sense of it all.
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It is demoralizing—and infuriating—that today, those elusive dots are even harder to find, and harder to connect, than they were during the winter of 2009.
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Between Ryan and receivers Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley, the talent of a winning team is there, but the wins are becoming harder and harder to find.
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It also could dampen startup ambitions — if they have a harder time offering a potential lottery win to talent, it may make it harder to attract talent.
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This means it's harder for middle-class Americans to climb the ladder of success, and even harder for poor Americans to grab hold of the lowest rung.
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In turn, abortion could become harder and harder to access, especially for low-income people in the South and Midwest who already struggle to get the procedure.
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But their rift over impeachment is getting harder and harder to paper over amid Democrats' flailing messaging on the topic and a growing divide in the caucus.
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"This industry is very hit driven, perhaps more than ever, and the hits are harder and harder to come by," said Scott Kessler, an analyst with CFRA.
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His standard M.O. is to ask harder and harder questions until you admit that you don't know, and then he can yell at you for being unprepared.
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Cory Booker being the most obvious -- insist they are staying in the race for the long haul, that gets harder and harder as the money dries up.
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GREAT ABACO, The Bahamas — Yvener Isma keeps telling himself, "if the storm didn't break me, this won't break me," but it's getting harder and harder to believe.
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The distance between the leaders and the media may make it harder for journalists to report on points of conflict and harder for political leaders to grandstand.
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Analogously, we might consider a violin string being plucked or bowed harder and harder, causing increasing resonance in the other strings and the body of the instrument itself.
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But as the race drags on, it's getting harder and harder to grant that assumption—even if Clinton says nothing about it on the debate stage Thursday night.
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As time goes on, it becomes harder and harder to do as you sort of saturate all the markets and you continue to try and build new products.
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She's harder on him than she was on the others, because he's the last one, because he wasn't really wanted, because she is harder because of that fact.
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But the strategist acknowledged that the frequency of these problematic responses from the White House could eventually take a toll and make it harder and harder to avoid.
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Ryan was not on board with impeachment until early June, when he said it was getting "harder and harder" for the party to avoid opening an impeachment inquiry.
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On repeat listens, it gets harder and harder to figure out what is a character sketch, born of the experiences of womanhood, and what's taken from real life.
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Rhetoric like that makes it harder for us to see each other and listen to each other, and certainly a lot harder to love our neighbor as ourselves.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's getting harder and harder for pinball machines to compete with the cutting-edge graphics on home gaming consoles, and even VR now.
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Indeed, even if you're one of the flyweight champ's surprisingly numerous haters, it is becoming harder and harder to refute his status as the best fighter on earth.
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Conservative states are making it easier to own and carry guns and harder to vote; liberal states are making it easier to vote and harder to own guns.
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When you're literally inviting an audience to watch you work out, it naturally makes you want to work harder or at least pretend like you're working out harder.
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Trump is failing on his end of the deal, and he is making it harder and harder for congressional Republicans to hold up their end of the deal.
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Netflix has a massive spending budget in order to continue to move a needle that quite frankly is getting harder and harder to move in terms of revenue.
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"I think it makes the Republican's job harder to speak to swing voters, and I think it makes the Republican's job harder to turn folks out," he said.
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And when it comes to the restrictions on where and when women can terminate a pregnancy, they're often a vehicle for making abortion harder and harder to access.
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But its size (75 million covered lives) and its importance to state budgets and economies ($350 billion in annual spending) have made Medicaid harder and harder to unravel.
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Gould argued that this trend reflected increasing quality of play: as fewer and fewer mediocre players got jobs, the average became harder and harder for stars to beat.
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In four short years it has become harder and harder to think of a major media company that isn't unionized or in the process of forming a union.
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As more officials with knowledge of the supposed agreement continue to testify under oath thought though, evidence of a known agreement is becoming harder and harder to deny.
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But as the trail disappeared under water — and it became harder and harder to keep from slipping, tripping or falling into a hole — we moved in total silence.
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But with each act of sabotage by the Trump administration, health care becomes harder and harder to afford for middle-class enrollees who don't qualify for financial assistance.
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"Everything is now being scrutinized so deeply that it's getting harder and harder to get these deals done," said Banks, who is next directing "Charlie's Angels" for Sony.
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It's hard to be a foster parent, harder still to parent a teenager and harder still to parent someone who has suffered the extreme trauma of being trafficked.
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Right now companies are three years in, they have shareholders, and it becomes harder and harder to justify staying in the market when you're not making any money.
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Siegal: But also much harder, if you want to consider something as crass as a newspaper's competitive position, much harder to keep secrets and keep an exclusive, exclusive.
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Residents complained that foxes were becoming harder and harder to find and that rats and other pests were thriving because the foxes were not there to hunt them.
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"It's harder and harder for people to pretend, for instance, that the immigration-restriction movement isn't fundamentally animated by some sort of bigoted animus," he told The Nation.
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"Because the online acquisition has consolidated so much around primarily Google and Facebook, user acquisition one by one has gotten harder and harder," Kao, the Helix cofounder said.
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I think it just became harder and harder for the politicians to do that and I think that has had an impact on all of us in town.
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"She's been through a lot, way harder than what I went through last night, way harder than what our team went through last night," Brady said Monday morning.
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It's not any harder to go to a community meeting once a week today than it was 30 years ago, but it feels harder relative to the alternative.
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" Noting that websites today have "different, relatively sophisticated" requirements, she said: "It's harder and harder to come up with a meaningful password that will be easy to recall.
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"It's become harder and harder for independent designers to make the leap to household name," said Robert Burke, the founder of a luxury consultancy that bears his name.
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"It's getting harder and harder for an independent to survive in a major market," said Steve Martin, a longtime talent agent at the APA agency in New York.
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But as hardware becomes more important to its business and Amazon devices make it into more people's homes, keeping those secrets locked down could grow harder and harder.
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"The misconception is that these declining admit rates and these increased application pools mean that it's harder and harder to get into these schools each year," Taylor said.
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Even today, when it is harder and harder to make journalism pay, it remains profitable and widely circulated, whistling past the graveyard of many a mangled media property.
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The former campaign manager for Ben Carson said Wednesday that it is becoming "harder and harder to see" how Donald Trump does not win the Republican presidential nomination.
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"It's becoming frustratingly harder and harder to figure out whether he's physically attractive or not," wrote one fan on the TWOP forums shortly after the seventh episode aired.
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And now, with stories of Chyna reportedly physically attacking Rob, it's becoming harder and harder to report on their complicated (and consistently changing) relationship status without questioning their motives.
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All that said, it's becoming undeniable that it's getting harder and harder to avoid the diseases ticks and other warm-loving bugs and insects are bringing along with them.
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Hurley, who wrote for The Epoch Times until he left in 113, said he saw practitioners in leadership positions begin drawing harder and harder lines about acceptable political positions.
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But it becomes harder and harder to get any traction for any policy developments, even if they are sorely needed, such as a plan for funding elderly social care.
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So, decentralized things which are less efficient computationally will be harder– sorry, they're harder to do computation on, but eventually maybe you have the compute resources to do that.
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As Mr Smithers notes, a widespread emphasis on equality means that it becomes harder and harder "to sustain the argument that children have to be separate to be equal."
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We usually start out with a decent budgeting effort (hello, Dry January), but as the year rolls on, our spending inevitably becomes harder and harder to keep in check.
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I think we share a being on the outside looking in, liking to be subversive, having to fight harder for everything, jump higher, fight harder, that sort of thing.
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"There's a systematic problem in Silicon Valley, the venture capitalist board members are finding harder and harder to speak up and hold entrepreneurs responsible for financial performance," Gurley said.
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"The first lady has no intention of using her position for profit and will not do so," said Harder, whose firm, Harder Mirell & Abrams, is representing the first lady.
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"Here in our district, Josh Harder is very quickly earning the reputation of being the 'AOC of the West Coast,' " said Ted Howze, a Republican challenging Harder in 2020.
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" Mr. Henry later said to a panel of guests, "It seems to me that it's harder and harder for Democrats to say that the travel ban doesn't make sense.
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"It kind of becomes harder and harder to galvanize public opinion when there's a drip-drip effect," points out Kathleen Newland, a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute.
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When companies become this big it just becomes harder and harder to grow at a pace that will continue satisfy the giant expectations that come with being No. 22014.
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As her husband René Angélil's throat cancer progressed, robbing him of many of his abilities, Céline Dion says it became harder and harder to focus on the happy times.
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We ask students to work harder and harder while providing them with less and less of an idea of how they might find a purpose in all that work.
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However, if the Trump administration announces more unilateral tariffs and additional departures from international treaties, it will be harder and harder for the U.S. to maintain its good reputation.
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Every week this contest gets harder to judge and harder to win, as more and more students post picks to fulfill "summer reading" assignments before the start of school.
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It's getting harder and harder for me to keep speaking out, and so I hope that you'll be my voice and keep on fighting when I no longer can.
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In an era when nearly every Olympic athlete — and millions of fans — are all taking pictures, it is harder and harder for the professional picture takers to stand out.
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Where BattleTech at launch was more about making mechs harder to hit via Evasion, now it's more about making mechs harder to damage even when you do hit them.
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It's getting harder and harder to access basic sites and apps, like Facebook and Instagram, with the government also clamping down on virtual private network (VPN) use, as well.
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The stakes seem higher than ever, the headlines come at you fast, and it gets harder and harder to keep up with the most important stories of the day.
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"Trump's policy of making it harder and harder to seek asylum - and separating families who do - is cruel, inhumane and leads to tragedies like this," he wrote on Twitter.
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"It is harder and harder for those who are willing to risk bipartisanship, craft legislation and do the hard work of compromise to be successful here," Mr. Coons said.
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"Working people have it harder and harder these days, and we believe that things will get better when workers of the world unite," Reichert said in her acceptance speech.
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I would say the harder part wasn&apost getting info; the harder part was just deciphering what to focus on for the sake of the actual story at hand.
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"It's close in the sense that you can create your own challenges and keep coming back to the game and keep trying harder combos and harder moves," he says.
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Her career as a podcast icon has also lifted her comfortably into the middle class, something that's making it harder and harder to connect with her less fortunate family.
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"These will be difficult to combat as attribution is becoming harder and harder and the technology, means, and infrastructure becomes more and more accessible for the attackers," Maor said.
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" Mr. Henry later said to a panel of guests, "It seems to me that it's harder and harder for Democrats to say that the travel ban doesn't make sense.
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But sex work is work: Dating someone because you enjoy the lifestyle it affords you isn't—which makes it harder to set boundaries, and harder to stay in control.
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Concessions to the right will make it harder to gain votes in the center, while concessions to the center will make it harder to gain votes on the right.
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Plenty of policy wonks like place-based policies in theory, because they worry that poor parts of America now find it harder and harder to catch up with rich ones.
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"Big companies are going to have to work harder and harder to earn the respect and trust of the societies in which they operate," Jan du Plessis said on Tuesday.
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But it's now far harder to stumble upon ISIS content; it's harder for influencers to maintain their presence long enough to attract a following or form relationships with potential recruits.
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Apologize,' or Ruth never got to say, 'These are the ways in which I felt mistreated by you as a friend…' It's getting harder and harder for them to ignore.
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Current geopolitical tensions are making it harder and harder for oil-producing nations to make decisions that will help stabilize crude prices, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told CNBC Sunday.
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Power, wealth and well-being are spread in ever more complex ways, leading to a world which is harder and harder to understand and which often seems alien to us.
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As more money flows into passive strategies the sum of gains to be had at the expense of dumb money diminishes, making alpha, or outperformance, harder and harder to achieve.
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It looks like you're racing down a never-ending tunnel made of water, and the longer you stare at the effect, the harder and harder it is to look away.
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I have no doubt the Republican surge is happening because the left-wing media is finding it harder and harder to ignore the positive outcomes of the Trump administration's policies.
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About 6 in 10 white working class people say it's gotten harder for people like them to get ahead financially and two-thirds say it's harder to find good jobs.
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"To believe now we are the only intelligent civilization is becoming harder and harder," Milner, the Russian-born founder of DST Global, said in an interview with CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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Although Lyman notes "it's getting harder and harder for nuclear operators to conceal mishaps of radioactive materials," this doesn't mean it's easy to locate the specific source of leaked radiation.
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However, since FaceApp is not based in the U.S., it could be harder to track what is eventually done with the images and harder to potentially sue later for misuse.
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So suppressing the urge to go to YouTube and get more engagement from the thing that the AI is showing you is going to be harder and harder to resist.
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But, then here's what happens…more business comes in and your clients all love you; yet it seems like you need to work harder and harder just to stay afloat.
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" That's an impressive length of time, but the Backstreet Boys have stuck together even longer — 26 years in total — and Brian described it as "harder than a marriage, much harder.
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But while there's lots of money available for this kind of investment, it seems to be getting harder and harder to find productive ways to put that money to work.
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In a new interview with Recode's Kara Swisher on Swisher's Recode Decode podcast, Kardashian admitted it's getting harder and harder for her to track down the Bold model she likes.
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According to BigBen2010's Reddit post, the cake had been on the Portillo menu for decades, and about 10 years ago, it started to get harder and harder to find.
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And premium content, the kind Spotify was after in its Gimlet purchase, takes time and money, both things that are harder and harder to come by in this digital age.
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This is the part where I make a grand pronouncement about how Google needs to try harder on Android and work harder to take advantage of what Android can do.
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So Israel developed different policies along the way, making life harder and harder for those who stayed in an effort to coerce them into leaving, according to Human Rights Watch.
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The messages transmitted across it have certainly become more complex, but the illusion that its ad-hoc infrastructure developed in a political vacuum has become harder and harder to maintain.
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The perpetrators of virtual crime put up too many layers of protection, making it harder and harder for police to investigate these crimes and for them to be successfully prosecuted.
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It means more immigrants, it means famine, it means death, destruction disease it means that it's going to become harder and harder for human beings to survive on this planet.
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Especially, considering the fact that in the last few years it has become harder and harder for movies that aren't blockbuster tentpoles, franchise-linked or animated to post a profit.
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Pushing the data a bit harder — perhaps harder than one should — Google gives Marco Rubio a slight lead in Oklahoma, with Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump virtually deadlocked for second.
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The more we try, the harder it gets: increased enforcement keeps these people looking over their shoulder; they become more covert about their activity, and that makes our job harder.
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If he decides it's time to stop, we'll be in his debt; if he stays on for another season of closer-and-closer and harder-and-harder, even more so.
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I think that when you become a celebrity like that and get into a world like that, it makes it harder and harder for you to not get stressed out.
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Then all of the sudden it's as if we hit this glass ceiling and then it became harder and harder for someone like Allison Anders to get her movies made.
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Opposing parents and fans would shout names ("Freddy Krueger!" was a popular choice) and encourage their sons to hit Adu harder and harder until he was forced to leave matches.
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But it's getting harder and harder to flog the same old hardware horse because smartphones have got so similarly powerful and capable there's precious little room for substantial annual enhancements.
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My habit of ignoring my items entirely (with the exception of healing) continued throughout my young life, and made games harder and harder to play as the years went on.
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And yet it is getting harder and harder to use clothing as this kind of tool, or find the kind of clothing that can function as this kind of tool.
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Spend some time reading and soaking in the NRA's powerful propaganda, and it's harder and harder to distinguish its own advocacy from core Republican identity politics of nostalgic American greatness.
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It's harder and harder to get people to pay for anything, especially when people are producing all this content and giving it away for free and living off investors' dollars.
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"It's not just the government, running a company today is much harder, running a family today is much harder, because everything is available to everybody all the time," Bloomberg said.
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Josh Harder -- $3.5 million The knock against Harder has been that he is a venture capitalist from the Bay Area who moved to the Central Valley to run against Rep.
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Yet, rolling back prohibitions on harder drugs is likely to bring greater benefits than those produced by the relaxation of marijuana prohibitions precisely because the harder drugs are more dangerous.
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Republicans tend to benefit when fewer people vote — and making it harder to vote, and harder for minorities to exercise political power, are already among the Roberts Court's chief legacies.
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They were saying there's gonna be price competition that's gonna make it harder and harder to make quite as much money, unless they all ... There is ... oh, they'll probably, yeah.
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As the transactional view of politics continues to wane, it gets harder and harder to get things done over time, no matter what the exact balance of power in Washington.
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Instead, they make it harder for part-time drivers, the heart of Lyft's peer-to-peer model, to get on the road and harder for passengers to get a ride.
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"I think that it's harder and harder, not because there's anything wrong with Microsoft, because it's hard for us at this point, given the size that we're at — it's hard to maintain a real focus on quality, on user experience, and the bigger you get, the harder it is," said Slack's CEO.
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A startup can make some money selling in their back yard but it becomes harder and harder to expand once the full focus is on local customers and not global ones.
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Is it harder right now in this environment where countries are putting up tariffs against each other, Britain is negotiating an exit from the EU, doesn't that make your life harder?
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It's made it harder for a hardworking family to pull itself out of poverty, harder for young people to start their careers, tougher for workers to retire when they want to.
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With the news alerts constantly blowing up our phones, the latest Trump tweets, and the hoaxes that seem to spread faster than wildfire, it's getting harder and harder to keep up.
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Netflix has been actively cracking down on VPN and proxy usage, so finding a VPN that lets you view UK content from the U.S., for example, is getting harder and harder.
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In a time when real-life politics can feel like a country racing toward oblivion, it's harder and harder to watch the Underwoods actively do so and feel like it's entertainment.
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But we're also in an age now where I think the abundance of the media, essentially the infinite amount of media content, has made it harder and harder to do that.
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It has to do with the fact that because of things like political gerrymandering our parties have moved further and further apart and it's harder and harder to find common ground.
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Inside the resulting echo chamber, it becomes harder and harder to tell if readers hated a piece because it was poorly written, or because they didn't like its point of view.
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Other measures Mr. Trump should support include a bill to make it harder to steal firearms from shops and another bill that would make it harder to build weapons from kits.
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The high ground in Washington always has been measured in millimeters, but it is getting harder and harder to discern, as politics chases the last residue of principle from the process.
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The software tells you to press harder than you usually would, and it's not kidding: I had to press much harder than, say, the pressure required for the iPhone's 3D Touch.
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If the target hits the dog or tries to harm the dog, it will only cause the dog to bite down harder and thrash about, making it even harder to escape.
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It has to do with the fact that because of things like political gerrymandering, our parties have moved further and further apart, and it's harder and harder to find common ground.
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"By making it harder for people to access these porn sites, we can make prostitution hubs harder to access, which will reduce sex trafficking," Gabbard said in an email to CNN.
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The first message expressed support for positions best described as non-adversarial and focused on expanding economic opportunity: It's getting harder and harder for people to earn the life they want.
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In fact, as starter packs get harder and harder to come by, the game and its community will inevitably become hermetically sealed, a space containing only those who were already inside.
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Injury data for lifters is harder to find, but every serious meathead knows that the harder you push yourself in the weight room, the more likely you are to strain something.
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It was trying really hard to move forward, it didn't realize it was stuck so it spun the wheels harder and harder and the tires melted and big clouds of smoke.
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For one, while flu outbreaks tend to happen seasonally in temperate climates, they happen more randomly in tropical climates, making them harder to predict and making targeted campaigns harder to plan.
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It's sad, but it happens, and it often means that the person who did get in worked harder, and that the person who didn't get in might need to work harder.
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"They'd have a future, but it would get harder and harder to stay competitive as Airbus uses its muscle to lower A220 costs and prices," said Teal Group analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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"They'd have a future, but it would get harder and harder to stay competitive as Airbus uses its muscle to lower A220 costs and prices," said Teal Group analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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TV feeds on razzle-dazzle, on impossible feats of derring-do, and it's been harder and harder to find that sort of thing in the NFL over the last several years.
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"The competitiveness of this is harder and harder to measure since everybody publishes everything they can confirm on Twitter, on Facebook, on whatever social platform you care to mention," Horwich said.
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Now, it becomes harder and harder to take yet another story where some backwater local discovers his or her hidden power thanks to the timely intervention of a more knowledgeable passerby.
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" Added Harder, "What changed was the election of 2016.
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One day, they may find it harder to kowtow. ■
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But making hardware that can fly — that's even harder.
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But, obviously -- obviously, the Republicans have to try harder.
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Being a woman and being a writer — that's harder.
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We work harder to make more — to spend more.
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What we — now we're in a much harder position.
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Does that mean more ... Thank you, I'll try harder.
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" He added, "There are things much harder than this.
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Orbit — having the spacecraft encircle the Earth — is harder.
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LAS VEGAS — Bernie Sanders is becoming harder to stop.
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I think that that's ... It's harder to imagine now.
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I'm a professional, and my job sucks, and so I'm working harder and harder at it because I'm obviously not putting enough into it, and it's making me more and more miserable.
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That doesn't mean the pee tape is real, but given just how bizarre everything in Trump's orbit has been this year, it's getting harder and harder to call the idea absurd.[YouTube]
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Sanders supporters were enraged that the race was called before Tuesday's primaries (some even harassed reporters covering Clinton), but it's becoming harder and harder to deny the simple truth of Clinton's victory.
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All 15 just buy in and continue to play harder and harder, and we figure if we continue to do that we give ourselves a chance at the end of the game.
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But with Buttigieg and Klobuchar rising, and Bloomberg waiting for him on Super Tuesday, it is getting harder and harder to see a path for Biden to win a majority of delegates.
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They then sell tokens to people and then they're beholden to those people, and it makes it a lot harder to pivot, it makes it a lot harder to iterate from there.
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It's getting harder and harder to swallow, not just because the character is written as a grownup, but because Christian Navarro looks more conspicuously adult than many of his baby-faced costars.
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It's been dark times and it's harder and harder to get anything good out of it and yet, I still believe that we should have it and then it's a worthwhile project.
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The less yeast, the harder it is to bake, and the more water you add, the better it tastes and the harder it gets to bake, because the dough becomes more fluid.
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And that's making it harder and harder for antibiotics to be effective when we really need them, particularly as only one major new antibiotic has been found in the last 30 years.
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"As the platform continues to grow...there are going to be more issues that keep popping up and it'll continue becoming harder and harder to keep things locked down," Jagneaux told me.
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We're told it's been harder and harder to get the cast together with their growing families and personal drama in their lives, and Snooki's meltdown was just more proof of the challenge.
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He was a rat pressing a lever and getting precisely the pellet of reverence that he sought, so he kept pressing, over and over, harder and harder: Mexico will pay for it!
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Regardless, it seems to be getting harder and harder to discern the difference between trustworthy journalism and fake content created for the sake of a click—but it's not at all impossible.
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This is harder to achieve than it might appear, and it's ... also something that's getting harder to find these days, now that Hollywood has taken to doing remakes and franchise tie-ins.
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Beijing could still find ways to retaliate if desired, like making it harder for American businesses in China to get business licenses or make it harder for visiting Americans to get visas.
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And if news sources have to work hard to get the facts straight on something as lighthearted as Beyoncé, then they must work even harder to maintain the veracity of harder topics.
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Obesity can make it harder for people to breathe, weakening respiratory muscles and requiring people to work harder to get air in and out of their lungs, the researchers note in Radiology.
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Booker, the black candidate who has spent the most time in the state, moves from 230 to 241 percent, making it harder and harder to imagine the scenario where he breaks out.
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Pulling back on any of these functions could make it harder for eligible people to find out about Obamacare options and harder for them to find the right plan for their needs.
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"I think that we were drawn to our ethical stance because it was harder that way, frankly, and I think whatever's harder has to be better," Robbins told Outside magazine in 2010.
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Republican strategists will continue to work to expand on Mr. Trump's success, but their task will get harder and harder if Mr. Trump continues to move the party away from public opinion.
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In a tough retail environment for fiction, publishers and agents frequently complain that it has become harder and harder for even established novelists to break through the noise of the news cycle.
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Cops say high-profile incidents of police violence have made their job harder Cops say high-profile incidents of police violence have made their job harder A majority of police officers say the reaction to high-profile incidents of police violence in recent years has made their jobs harder, according to a new Pew Research Center study.
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In places where it's illegal to discriminate against transgender people in the workplace, there is still a level of subtle and unspoken discrimination that makes it harder to get an interview, harder to perform in that interview, harder to secure a job, and according to self-reported survey respondents, 30 percent more likely to experience discrimination.
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I think that Airbnb are going to find it harder and harder to compete in this market, just given the regulatory dynamics, around house sharing, and the tax and security implications of that.
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"I've never worked harder in my life, and I've never seen people work harder in my life," Groban, 36, tells PEOPLE of the musical, an avant-garde adaptation of Tolstoy's War and Peace.
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I've found that plate-mounted keyboards can feel more sturdy, but they can be a little harder to work with because it's harder to remove just a single switch when something goes wrong.
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"Most families don't understand why the harder they work, sometimes at more than one job, the harder it's getting to afford pretty much everything — child care, health care, rent, college tuition," said Sen.
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Falling out of the warrant system would not only make it harder for Britain to seek criminals overseas—it would make it harder for Europe to get its hands on those in Britain.
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He also is at certain intersections that make his life difficult and make it harder for him to know who he is, and harder for him to know what identity to put forward.
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"I do think it is becoming harder and harder for any tech company to evade the law," Jef Ausloos, a researcher at the Centre for IT and IP Law in Belgium, tells us.
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But finding a tangible item that's able to express the depth of your feelings is a lot harder than it sounds — scoping one out that will make a lasting impression is even harder.
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Is it harder to be Chinese businessman trying to do business in the U.S. these days or is it harder to be a U.S. businessman trying to do business in China these days?
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So far, my record is 13, but according to our French friends, the hoop starts moving faster after you hit 20, so it may get harder and harder after every multiple of 10.
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Now that we're a few weeks into 80063, many people are sticking to a healthy lifestyle for the new year, while others are finding it harder and harder to eat and drink better.
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Pteranodon by Heinrich Harder; Tile reconstruction by Hans Jochen Ihle (1982) The German artist Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) was an influential figure in paleoart who produced dozens of rich scenes depicting extinct life.
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But you can only stand a couple of minutes outside before dying of exposure, and as the storm worsens, it becomes harder and harder to even move, let alone see where you're going.
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In France these days, not only is it getting harder and harder to find a job, but even those people who have one are unlikely to be able to afford a nice suit.
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Over time it becomes harder and harder to do the deeper dives and strategic thinking necessary to advance better policy, because you're just so focused on meeting the immediate needs of your bosses.
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Compassion fatigue has set in, resources have been stretched, and the nations of Europe — even Germany — have taken steps to make it harder to get in, and harder to win permission to stay.
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As we spend more and more time on our phones, working busier and busier jobs, and leading more and more overwhelming lives, personal connection with others is harder and harder to come by.
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The bill could also make it harder for the public to learn about cases of misconduct, and victims have complained the new process could make it even harder to sue members of Congress.
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In addition, while keeping code secret makes it harder for attackers to find and exploit holes, it also makes it harder for security researchers and customers to find holes and demand a fix.
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In the end I fall more on Scorsese's side of the argument, though I wouldn't wish for any more Scorsese: The non-homogenized alternatives to the mainstream become harder and harder to find.
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It's made it harder for a hardworking family to pull itself out of poverty, harder for young people to start on their careers, and tougher for workers to retire when they want to.
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A rare moment in cricket that's even harder to capture.
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You have to think harder about how the independence works.
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As soon as you start to diversify, that becomes harder.
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On both continents, dominant firms have become harder to dislodge.
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"There was nobody bringing that harder sound," Mr. Stevens said.
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But then, vasopressin will rebound, making it harder to pee.
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Getting traction as a great restaurant city has been harder.
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And that may prove to be harder than you expect.
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Apple has some technical features that might make this harder.
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But it also makes it harder to find temporary staff.
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That makes it much harder to match buyers and sellers.
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"This is a lot harder than I thought," says Pickler.
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That aura is something harder for the FDA to regulate.
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In reality, Kaling admits confidence was harder to come by.
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It's harder to raise those stories out of the shadows.
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I think it is physically possible but likely much harder.
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Keeping shoppers happy is harder to quantify, but extremely valuable.
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Even then, dreams are harder to recall than waking experience.
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"It makes everything harder moving forward," one Trump adviser said.
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That can make it harder to formulate the right message.
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That's much harder to do when you're in disruption mode.
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Acing a group video call is harder than it sounds.
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Insurable assets are becoming harder to value and protect, too.
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Lionfish has actually become increasingly harder for me to get.
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"It makes my job harder at home, too," Goodell said.
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And if they want to replace Obamacare, that's even harder.
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And there's nobody harder on my son than I am.
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It's true that marijuana use correlates with harder drug use.
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Sluggish economic growth also makes fees harder to come by.
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Leaving a marriage is much harder than calling an Uber.
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The exterior of the Glen Harder House, by Bruce Goff,.
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One applicant said he would work harder if paid more.
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Winning over the EU and the IMF will be harder.
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I saw her work harder than every man around her.
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This morning is so much harder than I was anticipating.
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This can be one of the harder symptoms to recognize.
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Mexico City is making it harder to build parking garages.
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Yet proving liability and apportioning blame will be much harder.
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That doesn't mean they shouldn't work harder to be better.
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A commercial product is "about 10,000 times harder," he said.
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It's almost harder not to troll him at this point.
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Is it harder to differentiate yourself in that world now?
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So the fight is harder, but the principle's the same.
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Is it harder to get pregnant with a tilted uterus?
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Having a headache makes caring for them a lot harder!
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"That fight is much harder under President Trump," he said.
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The undercount happens because those people are harder to find.
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"Becoming mothers has motivated us to work harder," says Conrad.
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It was raining harder than it had that entire year.
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And emphasizing local also makes it harder for edge cases.
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Military, tech I got, artistic life harder to figure out.
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Yet sources say the couple's differences became harder to ignore.
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Memo to boomers: Millennial employees work harder than you think.
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Everything is just harder when you're a woman, she says.
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What happened beyond the front door was harder to fix.
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No one is having a harder time than Jeb Bush.
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In The Gap of Time Winterson tells the harder story.
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The internet is having a much harder time pronouncing Psalm.
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"We have to come out and play harder," DeRozan said.
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It was just a lot harder and it took longer.
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Cutting the rate lower wouldn't really make that any harder.
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My network had to work harder for me than that.
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Getting out of iOS 12 was harder than I thought.
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In fact, most employers believe technology has made hiring harder.
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I think it's actually harder in the social media age.
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Packing in the plastic may be harder than it seems.
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But counting those early votes is harder than it sounds.
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Yet the ELN might still prove harder to defeat militarily.
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It is harder to work through a long, dark night.
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The right response to that one was harder to judge.
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It means saving for a down payment is getting harder.
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We make up for it by going 10 times harder.
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Some of them are harder to answer than they seem.
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They have a harder time differentiating between news and opinion.
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Flirting with many partners at once can only get harder.
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"I mainly find it harder to read replies," Chou said.
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Plainly he found it much harder than he had expected.
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Don't be surprised if life feels harder during this retrograde.
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The same way we do everything: harder, better, and smarter.
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They have a harder part of the business to crack.
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They thought The Thinker would nudge people to think harder.
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And the top 1% is much harder to break into.
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Coalitions become harder to form and often include strange bedfellows.
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It is much harder — as I see [New Hampshire] Sen.
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We must make our dollar work harder than their yuan.
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Obviously, it makes it harder to buy alcohol before 21.
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Do you think that was harder than filing a company?
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She suggested I return to the show and look harder.
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You don't need to press harder to activate Haptic Touch.
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So men still have to work harder to attract women.
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Now, they are hoping the FTC will press even harder.
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Go deeper: How AI will make us think harder (Axios)
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Maybe she's paddling harder than is visible on the surface.
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Gosh, this is harder than I want it to be.
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Raising money was hard; spending it is proving even harder.
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That makes separating the real from the fake even harder.
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I figured it would be harder to track you down.
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Chip cards are much harder, if not impossible, to duplicate.
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Wall Street's giant paychecks are getting harder to come by.
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Fulfilling the second half of this mantra, however, is harder.
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It would be a much harder sell almost anywhere else.
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Speed proved harder in the Himalayas than in the Alps.
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This makes it much harder for antivirus programs to identify.
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East of El Paso, the situation gets harder to track.
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It sounds straightforward enough, but is harder than it sounds.
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We've got to make it easier to vote, not harder.
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We have made it easier to do that, not harder.
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The outcome of the second round is harder to predict.
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It makes it much harder for billionaires to buy candidates.
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Did you kinda like have to hit the road harder?
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It has become harder for L.G.B.T. rights organizations to work.
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This makes it much harder for Tesla to break even.
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Most folks paddle a lot harder than they need to.
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Right, you weak a– b— right exactly please come harder.
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"They played harder than us," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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That made servicing debts and paying wages harder than expected.
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Newman, that made it harder to prosecute insider trading cases.
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The U.K. will find it harder to obtain vital medicines.
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It's harder to do these things on the internet now.
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But they will have a harder time finding each other.
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Q. It's harder to find properties in New York City.
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Raising more barriers between countries would make that work harder.
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The next day was even harder, but just as rewarding.
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Mr Aatsinki is finding it harder to make ends meet.
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Polizzi: That's not to say Miami wasn't harder than expected.
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Both may become harder with the advent of Mr Trump.
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I'd find it a lot harder to publicly distance myself.
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But in Casablanca, van Assen's search met much harder luck.
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Vancouver has made it harder for foreigners to buy property.
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And they're only getting more prevalent -- and harder to beat.
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Why do you gotta go and make this even harder?
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Brexit has made discord about the future harder to manage.
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But this new system makes it harder to reverse course.
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Stepping into the role of mentor herself would be harder.
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"It's just a little bit harder to achieve," he says.
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But this outbreak, its tenth, is proving harder to contain.
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Sleeping is a lot harder than it used to be.
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And that makes it harder to truly hate an orc.
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Krack is also harder to patch than the average bug.
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The PO has also taken a harder stance on immigration.
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Simply trying harder is unlikely to produce a different outcome.
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Yet in other ways, this would make Mueller's task harder.
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"It's a lot harder walking with the treadmill," Pan said.
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And FRBs are slightly harder to see at low frequencies.
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The first step is not to make the job harder.
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I could not have tried harder to be a man.
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It will become harder for some to sustain their dreams.
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It's harder than you think, and that's what's so scary.
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