"If the C.D.C., a world renowned scientific institution, is having trouble, it's highly likely others are having trouble as well," Dr. Nuzzo said.
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Value: $19.99 Having trouble getting a handle on your finances?
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Sales talk Having trouble moving those boxes of Thin Mints?
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Having trouble deciding which trends to try out this spring?
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So, we were having trouble keeping the same virality up.
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Struggling farmers are increasingly having trouble paying off their loans.
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Democrats are having trouble reaching a spending agreement among themselves.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: Having Trouble Falling Asleep?
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Throughout the day, he was having trouble studying or sleeping.
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Crews were having trouble inspecting the damaged line, Shumate said.
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"I was having trouble finishing off a strikeout," Greinke said.
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We're aware that some users are having trouble accessing PSN.
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"We're having trouble finding resistance to control this," she said.
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"We're having trouble scoring," said St. Louis forward Kyle Brodziak.
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LAS VEGAS — Carmelo Anthony said he was having trouble sleeping.
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"Jon Stewart is having trouble getting here," the assistant said.
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It's not as if the feds are having trouble borrowing.
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I was having trouble with it, so I junked it.
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"If you are having trouble performing, try writing," he says.
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Even existing, fully financed baseload plants are having trouble competing.
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Jones and Emerson were also having trouble staffing their labs.
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Those symptoms often appeared before patients started having trouble breathing.
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Several months after the diagnosis, Tim was having trouble swallowing.
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If it's having trouble doing so, it should explain itself.
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His legs were numb, and he was having trouble walking.
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"Obviously, they're having trouble putting together the votes," said Sen.
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Having trouble brushing your teeth and keeping your mouth clean?
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Are you having trouble picking your favorite 2020 Democratic candidate?
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Dear Heloise: Having trouble getting out of a timeshare investment?
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In Sweden, he'd been having trouble getting rid of it.
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Donnelly's son was having trouble accessing his military medical records.
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He said he is already having trouble hiring enough laborers.
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Are you having trouble picking your favorite 2020 Democratic candidate?
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Are you having trouble figuring out the three theme entries?
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Sam Jay is having trouble getting her work on SNL.
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Seems one of the 3 is having trouble letting go.
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"Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what's going on, when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college, and having trouble affording their premiums," Klobuchar said.
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I was having trouble making memories and also frequently losing consciousness.
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Walmart isn't the only company having trouble finding high school students.
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Ford isn't having trouble building the rest of its vehicles, however.
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Most importantly, they're having trouble figuring out why it's so strong.
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And it looks like America's canary is currently having trouble breathing.
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If a person is unconscious or having trouble breathing, call 911.
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Rush is having trouble keeping his eyes off the cops though.
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When I'm having trouble hearing, I also just retreat from conversations.
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PC: Do you ever find yourself having trouble disconnecting from it?
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If you're having trouble with something, chances are you're overthinking it.
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Similarly, I'm having trouble explaining the rock creature you see below.
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I am so sorry you're having trouble with your HSN-1000!
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So if you're having trouble getting through, just, like, do that.
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The final days before the photoshoot I was having trouble sleeping.
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Blaney faded and said he was having trouble with his car.
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Walmart is having trouble keeping up with its e-commerce competition.
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Investors are also having trouble finding assets at the right price.
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It's because I'm SO great that I'm having trouble finding someone.
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If you were having trouble connecting to Facebook, you weren't alone.
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After finishing football practice, he realized he was having trouble seeing.
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Today, the company is having trouble keeping up with the business.
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Everyone else is having trouble, but Mahlangu's lines are impeccably straight.
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But this isn't they're running stuff that we're having trouble guarding.
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If the artist is having trouble, you'll be affected by that.
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If you're still having trouble, though, definitely enlist some professional help.
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"We're not having trouble interviewing blue-collar people," Republican Ulm said.
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Having trouble picturing what this might look like in real life?
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Is this why these startups are having trouble with VC funding?
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Having trouble capturing the perfect angle for your latest Instagram photo?
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It all sounds good but I'm having trouble remembering individual song.
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Arkansas are having trouble acquiring the requisite chemicals—which is why
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We are aware of members having trouble streaming on all devices.
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I'm having trouble recalling… Noisey: Let's start with Cannabis Corpse's history.
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However, we are having trouble meeting the demand for technology workers.
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Having trouble figuring out what to get people for the holidays?
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If you're having trouble with your Apple phone don't blame me.
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Those [cultural power structures] kick in when players are having trouble.
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Having trouble finding a foundation that plays well with your complexion?
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In Arkansas, thousands are already having trouble meeting the new rules.
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"All beekeepers are having trouble keeping their bees alive," she said.
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Half the returnees reported having trouble finding clean water and food.
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Ms. Dema, well into her 70s, is having trouble remembering them.
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One, his family is having trouble accepting that he's a boy.
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In severe cases, people having trouble breathing may need oxygen support.
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But Ms. Dash is still having trouble getting through the door.
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Barrels from Canada are having trouble escaping because of infrastructure limits.
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We are having trouble expanding our service facilities in Oslo especially.
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By then Blouin was depressed and having trouble making ends meet.
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It may also tell you outright that it's having trouble connecting.
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Mr. Darwish, the English teacher, said he is having trouble sleeping.
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Revisit it any time you're having trouble catching some zzzzs. 6.
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And I said: Look, I'm having trouble getting in this door.
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If you're having trouble getting to sleep, consider this tea alternative.
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By the way, the Democrats haven't been having trouble raising money.
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Because we're having trouble with border issues in this White House.
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Having trouble figuring out what to get someone for the holidays?
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If you are a Muslim under stress, or who is having trouble concentrating, or who is having trouble getting along with other people — all of this is going to add another layer of complication to your life.
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Even coldblooded computers are having trouble settling on which team is best.
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Apple is having trouble selling its latest iPhones, according to numerous reports.
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Then I tried to look around but was having trouble seeing much.
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The foundation said Pennsylvania in particular is having trouble reducing agricultural runoff.
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Elon's having trouble with the SEC because they don't like his tweeting.
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The Baltimore Sun reported the department was having trouble hiring more recruits.
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Unfortunately for the executive, Intel is still having trouble escaping its past.
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Having trouble stopping yourself from using your phone in bed at night?
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We're hearing that a few people are having trouble accessing TikTok today.
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Mr. Trump continued to pause and said he was having trouble hearing.
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It said it was not aware of customers having trouble getting refunds.
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Samsung isn't the only company having trouble getting this particular feature right.
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Having trouble keeping my eyes open, even though I'm drinking my coffee.
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Fewer consumers are having trouble paying loans, and new loans are growing.
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"He lost his footing and was having trouble regaining his footing," Maj.
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Maduro clings to power but is having trouble with energy and resources.
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"I'm having trouble looking at you saying these things," one man says.
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SLACK SAYS CUSTOMERS MAY BE HAVING TROUBLE ACCESSING THEIR SLACK WORKSPACES COMPLETELY
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Google is having trouble pushing its Facebook-like newsfeed to Android devices.
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Before the Olympics, Mauro was having trouble getting clearance to build there.
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"We've been having trouble with the latter innings of ballgames," Molitor said.
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If you're having trouble connecting to Slack, it's not you, it's us.
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I am sad to say goodbye, but I'm also having trouble seeing.
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The reason CHIP's having trouble is we don't have any money anymore.
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If you're having trouble making time for yourself, Hough recommends mindful breathing.
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But it now appears to be having trouble keeping up the pace.
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Gates testified that in 2015, Manafort was having trouble paying his bills.
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Acacia said it was having trouble renewing work permits for foreign staff.
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But if you're having trouble deciphering the potential signs, here's a guide.
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Apple is having trouble removing porn from iMessage's new GIF search feature.
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And it's not just young people who are having trouble becoming employed.
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NEW YORK — It's hot, it's humid, and I am having trouble breathing.
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The bad news is that he is having trouble catching the ball.
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The problem is not that the Air Force is having trouble recruiting.
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A few weeks later, on September 22, he was having trouble breathing.
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"We were having trouble getting our defense set up," Nurse told reporters.
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Having trouble coming up with a sentiment worthy of the universe's attention?
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Trump's lawyers are still having trouble finding attorneys to join their team.
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If you're having trouble accessing the IRS' online service, you're not alone.
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Within a few hours, Yazmin said, Mariee was having trouble breathing again.
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However, both markets are having trouble trading the timing of this process.
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Word circulated that the Snapbot was having trouble reading some credit cards.
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When I'm having trouble sleeping, I'll sometimes read the city's zoning laws.
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Having trouble keeping track of all the turnover in the Trump administration?
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"We're having trouble finding out what happened to him," his father said.
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Over the last few years, Mr. Mnuchin has been having trouble walking.
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"The others are having trouble even holding their head up," she said.
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I've been having trouble making up my mind about The Narrow Door.
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In some, China is having trouble keeping up with its investment promises.
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Finally, if you're having trouble focusing, it may not be your fault.
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A lot of my friends outside the movement were having trouble sleeping.
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Last fall, I made a viral video about having trouble making friends.
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"I'm having trouble, and I do this for a living," she said.
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Some are instituting hiring freezes and having trouble recruiting and retaining employees.
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It had been a long week, and she was having trouble sleeping.
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As health care providers fall ill, Italy is having trouble replacing them.
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People who need care for other reasons are having trouble finding space.
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Uber hired everyone there and is having trouble with it, obviously. Yeah.
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I connected with Maricruz but was having trouble connecting to her hatred.
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I went to my doctor and told him I was having trouble sleeping.
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The effects of the cancer and treatments led to Kelly having trouble speaking.
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According to Meredith's mother, Spencer was having trouble moving on from the separation.
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ADDITIONALLY: Jimmy Kimmel's emotional monologue shows why Republicans are having trouble repealing Obamacare.
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Publishers are having trouble reaching people with real news while fake news spreads.
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We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing and using Oculus.
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Still, it seems the bump stock may not be having trouble moving product.
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Noe is still having trouble coping, his mom, Monica Acosta, said Friday morning.
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She's having trouble sleeping and eating, and she's lost 10 pounds, she said.
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Even so, many older Americans are having trouble finding medical marijuana, Lum said.
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We know some people are having trouble accessing the Facebook family of apps.
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He was having trouble getting noticed among the endless heap of wannabe critics.
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In the days before his death, Foster was having trouble eating or sleeping.
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WE GOT A REPORT OVER THE WEEKEND LYFT IS HAVING TROUBLE FINDING BUYERS.
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Richards was already having trouble digesting gluten, and decided to cut it out.
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"It's obvious Twitter is having trouble," said Arvind Bhatia, analyst with CRT Capital.
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"Holly and Pasquale had been having trouble for some time," the source said.
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That means states can give waivers to schools having trouble meeting the standards.
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If you are having trouble getting it on inside, ask about the patio.
|
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Intel is far from the only technology company having trouble attracting diverse talent.
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Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell's "The House," meanwhile, is having trouble attracting visitors.
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Some supermarket chains say they are having trouble getting adequate supplies of avocados.
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They were having trouble… It was very paralyzing — they were all like 'Huh?
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If you're having trouble balancing, set your feet wider apart for more support.
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She's scaling mountains out there while we're having trouble getting up these hills.
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"I'm having trouble putting food on the table and paying rent," he said.
|
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She said she was having trouble getting out of bed in the mornings.
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But when she started having trouble running, she wondered whether something was wrong.
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"I'm having trouble understanding right now," she replied in her calm sentient voice.
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Another: Been half a decade but still having trouble getting over my school.
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We had all run out of water, and I was having trouble breathing.
|
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By seven months, Quinn's daycare was concerned that he was having trouble seeing.
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"They're having trouble connecting with people," he said of the bike share programs.
|
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If you're having trouble recovering from a bad breakup, Khloé Kardashian hears you.
|
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Back in Arecibo, Vázquez was having trouble with his generator, making reports sporadic.
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They're having trouble conceiving because Max's sperm are, according to his doctor, insecure.
|
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And Pakistan is already having trouble paying what it owes to Chinese companies.
|
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Ms. Franklin, who had high blood pressure and asthma, was having trouble breathing.
|
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WACKER NEUSON OUR LOGISTICS PARTNERS IN EUROPE ARE CURRENTLY HAVING TROUBLE FINDING DRIVERS
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But now it is having trouble filling even unskilled positions in some areas.
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Harris/Booker: They're having trouble lighting the spark, even with some black voters.
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But Mr. Martin, who wanted to propose, was having trouble gathering his courage.
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BECAUSE OF THAT, WE ARE HAVING TROUBLE HISTORICALLY GROWING THE WAY WE SHOULD.
|
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She replied that she was having trouble with her customer relationship management software.
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It may be surprising that the economy is having trouble of any kind.
|
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Nadler was having trouble rallying real support and consensus for his quasi impeachment.
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He is having trouble getting A-list musicians to perform at his inauguration.
|
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"I'm having trouble fitting this neatly into a sex crime framework," Baker told Gizmodo.
|
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The Chinese market shows signs of having trouble digesting the current flood of zinc.
|
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For the infertile or people having trouble conceiving, it would be a huge breakthrough.
|
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"This is where I start having trouble, Phoebe," says Will in the first chapter.
|
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Right, and we're gonna tell people ... They're having trouble now, because it's sugar water.
|
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The day before, I'd started feeling pretty weak and I was having trouble recuperating.
|
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One of the dogs was having trouble moving but his wife was still alive.
|
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RF Seth Smith did not play after still having trouble with his cheek/eye.
|
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He is having trouble finding people to fill jobs at his London, Ohio, factory.
|
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But, so far, ClassPass users are having trouble understanding the cost for premium classes.
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Just follow the glow of turquoise neon lights if you're having trouble finding it.
|
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Some people are having trouble sending and receiving messages or connecting to the server.
|
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"The reason CHIP is having trouble is because we don't have money anymore," Sen.
|
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I told her I was having trouble figuring out what I wanted to do.
|
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But, they were having trouble matching Palhares so I asked for the fight myself.
|
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This demo illustrates how this works, in case you're having trouble visualizing the concept.
|
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Unfortunately, the museum is having trouble getting the funding it needs to stay open.
|
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He began having trouble in school, while Moore focused on her budding television career.
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It absolutely blew my mind, and I'm still having trouble processing everything that's happening.
|
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One hundred thirty years later, German carmakers are still having trouble with their batteries.
|
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After having trouble getting oxygen into her tissues, the actress went into cardiac arrest.
|
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But, if I see someone having trouble, I don't try to pass them up.
|
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Of course, he's having trouble grabbing the bone for an obvious-to-humans reason.
|
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Some iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max owners are having trouble charging their devices.
|
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Several minutes pass before anyone tends to the veteran, who was having trouble breathing.
|
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Fall is officially here, and we're having trouble maintaining any level chill about it.
|
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They're having trouble getting all those tiny workers to synchronize and move quickly together.
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I mean, there are things that look expensive, and you're having trouble finding things.
|
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Then again, the Republican establishment is also having trouble in this new political environment.
|
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Back in the outside world, Aleida (Elizabeth Rodriguez) is having trouble finding a job.
|
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"Clearly they are having trouble selling the whole wealth and life business," he said.
|
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Users also appeared to be having trouble logging in or connecting to the server.
|
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"I know he was having trouble with his grip," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
|
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If your children are having trouble sleeping, try the Quility Premium Kids Weighted Blanket.
|
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So if you're having trouble entering them, check that they conform with those rules.
|
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"Publishers are trying to get to consumers but having trouble sustaining themselves," Zaza said.
|
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She said she was having trouble enjoying reading for pleasure outside of intellectual stimulation.
|
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They're still having trouble letting each other go, and dating in LA is exhausting.
|
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Matt Brown did this when he was having trouble landing blows on Robbie Lawler.
|
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Even firms like IBM are having trouble recruiting individuals with the necessary skill sets.
|
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Crews were having trouble getting to the affected areas because of downed power lines.
|
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"Everybody is having trouble with the sensitivity/specificity issues" with the coronavirus, Garrett said.
|
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If I'm having trouble falling asleep, I listen to the A.S.M.R. series on YouTube.
|
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If anything, employers are having trouble finding enough low-skilled workers to fill jobs.
|
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If you're having trouble coming up with ideas for the ceremony, broaden your search.
|
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If you're having trouble sorting out your options, contact the local nursing-home ombudsman.
|
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Pharmacies are also reportedly having trouble keeping basic hand sanitizers and disinfectants in stock.
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Only those having trouble breathing should call 911 or go to the emergency room.
|
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He said that people were having trouble breathing and that some passengers opened windows.
|
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Also, with unemployment at a historically low 4.1%, many companies are having trouble hiring.
|
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Eyal in particular is having trouble with how to mourn and with moving on.
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If you're having trouble keeping your Gelflings separate from your Skeksis, you're not alone.
|
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Ms. Shaver had been having trouble swallowing lately, a symptom of the disease's progression.
|
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If you're having trouble keeping up with the Comey-Trump story, you're not alone.
|
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Once invincible, anti-imperialist governments are having trouble winning elections or have been defeated.
|
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Seth Meyers is surprised Mr. Trump is having trouble this early in his term.
|
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If you're having trouble paying a credit card, call the company and say so.
|
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She saw that following the storm's destruction, even emergency responders were having trouble communicating.
|
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If you're having trouble deciding, never fear: Saint Valentine will coax out the truth.
|
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But the reason CHIP's having trouble is because we don't have any money anymore.
|
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"Chinese importers are having trouble paying trade invoices denominated in renminbi," said one person briefed.
|
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We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing the Facebook family of apps.
|
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If you've been having trouble keeping up with all of the cases, you're not alone.
|
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If you've been having trouble using some of your favorite apps today, you're not alone.
|
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If you've been having trouble deciding between MacBooks, Apple's made that task even more complex.
|
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But, if you're having trouble falling asleep at all, don't worry — we've got you covered.
|
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It seems that a lot of people are having trouble identifying with a black protagonist.
|
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RF Seth Smith did not play Friday after still having trouble with his cheek/eye.
|
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That doesn't paint a pretty picture for Facebook, which is already having trouble hooking users.
|
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The studio is clearly having trouble keeping pace with an incredibly demanding base of players.
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"The reason CHIP is having trouble [passing] is because we don't have money anymore," Sen.
|
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Twitter has been having trouble growing beyond its current user base of around 300 million.
|
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In one case someone said you know they were having trouble keeping their scores up.
|
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In the meantime, the InSight lander is still having trouble with its other big instrument.
|
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When the family began having trouble making house payments, they decided to refinance their mortgage.
|
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At the time, he started having trouble seeing and didn't know what was going on.
|
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The actor says he is still having trouble finding the words to express his excitement.
|
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So who can you talk to when you're having trouble with your sex-related issues?
|
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I'd prefer — and I'm having trouble finding one of these — a flashlight that goes on.
|
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Although the foods might be some of his favorites, we're having trouble determining what's what.
|
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The father also said that his son is having trouble eating his favorite food -- steak.
|
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Based on tweets and Down Detector, users began having trouble reaching Alexa around 7AM PST.
|
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Ivanka Trump is having trouble convincing the world that her father cares about women's issues.
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It got to the point that he was having trouble going to school each morning.
|
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Shwonna is an employee at USC, but was having trouble getting back on her feet.
|
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"For the time being, no, they're having trouble just structuring themselves," a government source said.
|
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It's an essential mission that this deeply dysfunctional organization appears to be having trouble fulfilling.
|
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It was less easy to figure out why someone was having trouble with the process.
|
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"We're aware that some users are having trouble accessing PSN," tweeted @AskPlayStation at the time.
|
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Meanwhile, Scott was having trouble participating in activities he used to do with no issue.
|
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But people are having trouble inventing an acronym for them with the ring of BRICS.
|
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For example, App Annie was having trouble driving the right traffic to its career page.
|
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The experience brought back bad memories from Katrina -- and she's having trouble sleeping, she said.
|
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and his on-off girlfriend Jen Harley may be having trouble again.
|
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He is also someone whom, to some extent, they are having trouble taking credit for.
|
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Are you having trouble keeping up with all the political marches and protests near you?
|
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Now, there's another issue: Patients are having trouble getting the them due to a shortage.
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However, it may do so while having trouble hanging onto that high-twenties earnings multiple.
|
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The wife of a lieutenant has been having trouble reaching her husband on his cellphone.
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Problems started in December 2018, however, when she started having trouble with her cornea transplant.
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They're having trouble analyzing it so that they can get business use out of it.
|
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It looks like she's having trouble with the baby, but we don't see exactly what.
|
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She said patients having trouble getting an EpiPen should call 800-796-9526 for assistance.
|
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You know, back when your antenna was having trouble picking up a broadcast signal. Anyone?
|
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They're often seeking out the service because they are having trouble picking something out themselves.
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If you're having trouble visualizing how everything will look together, use the Room Planner option.
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If you're having trouble choosing what to attend, read some of our editors' picks below.
|
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The other vendors are all actually having trouble in the enterprise with these important workloads.
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If you catch yourself having trouble with this, set a daily alarm on your phone.
|
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If you're having trouble, try removing all of your armor and weapons before you jump.
|
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But the drop might also signal that PDVSA is having trouble buying crude, Smith warned.
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Most important, tell your doctor if you are having trouble affording your medications, she says.
|
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About nine months into the process, he was still having trouble flexing his right ankle.
|
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Eager to please, he dutifully follows my direction, but I'm having trouble seeing the screen.
|
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Since I'm having trouble with my eyes, I read the books that talk to you.
|
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And Trump appears to be having trouble finding someone willing to step into the position.
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Late that month, Batts admitted he was having trouble getting officers to do their job.
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If they were having trouble seeing, they would probably crash into buildings and each other.
|
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I had it in the northwest, but was having trouble filling the surrounding area satisfactorily.
|
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Having trouble sorting through the Quad's 20-film series on the best of Elizabeth Taylor?
|
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After Hurricane Maria, Mr. Bonilla, who lived in Toa Baja, P.R., began having trouble breathing.
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"Also ABC called back they are having trouble verifying Nikolas envolvement," The Floridian also wrote.
|
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Meanwhile, it's not just employees at Facebook who are having trouble coping in Silicon Valley.
|
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Costco was having trouble finding the size of birds it needs for its rotisserie chickens.
|
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People also reported having trouble getting through to Synchrony Bank&aposs customer-service phone lines.
|
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Even before the final NPR was released, the Pentagon was having trouble defending its policy.
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Still, I'm open to giving them another try the next time I'm having trouble snoozing.
|
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The boy, who had a history of asthma, was having trouble breathing throughout the day.
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GSA was having trouble with the utensils that were coming in from China, Roberts recalled.
|
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And, per the school's president Bill Heiser, several students and teachers were having trouble breathing.
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When Harmon and Muth sought medical attention, both were having trouble breathing, their families say.
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This can be useful if you&aposre having trouble clicking into the name field.5.
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"I am having trouble putting food on the table and paying the rent," he said.
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The entire article was devoted to Democratic women having trouble with strong pro-choice positions.
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Landlords might set a preferential rent if, for example, they're having trouble filling an apartment.
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Once the economy started improving, though, pop-up Halloween stores started having trouble finding locations.
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But by 2013, the owners were having trouble maintaining the upkeep for 100 exotic animals.
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We know that not everyone is sharing in this prosperity and Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what is going on when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college and having trouble affording their premiums.
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Turns out, users were having trouble making comfortable conversation with other users over randomized video chat.
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Drivers were having trouble with the shifters because, unlike traditional mechanical shifters, this one is electronic.
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Even with the support of the GOP establishment, he is having trouble winning anywhere, Beutler noted.
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So far, however, his administration is having trouble turning his election promises into a functioning government.
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But we're having trouble getting enthused about her upcoming film Colossal — or even understanding it, TBH.
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A senior administration official insisted Friday that the White House isn't having trouble filling the role.
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He called the dispatcher again, saying he couldn't feel his feet and was having trouble breathing.
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It began aggressively marking down vitamins to deal with excess inventory and franchisees started having trouble.
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Importantly, they only looked at men who were presumingly already having trouble conceiving with their partners.
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So be nice to your local weatherperson if they're having trouble giving you a good forecast.
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Intellectually, I understood that Nora and Kevin were having trouble and had been for a while.
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Model Amina Blue was having trouble with the shoes and just decided to do without them.
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If you're having trouble getting your crush's attention, you may want to ask your English professor.
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A number of Google Voice users are having trouble receiving text messages, according to user reports.
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If you've been having trouble landing a date lately, this just might be your lucky day.
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" During an on-camera interview, Pauly admits he's having trouble expressing how he really feels. "Dr.
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The market potential is significant, given how many men are balding or having trouble in bed.
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The scientists were telling one another that they were having trouble locating known populations of frogs.
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Faraday Future is also having trouble keeping some of its remaining employees coming into the office.
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Scientists were having trouble creating the capillary networks that would be needed to support thicker tissues.
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For anyone having trouble logging back into Facebook, there is help available at Facebook's Help Center.
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"So what are you having trouble with?" she asked, settling next to him on the bed.
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"Like Savannah, I am having trouble processing this news," she wrote, retweeting the on-air announcement.
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But there is still so much to say here, I'm having trouble knowing where to begin.
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"The dog was visibly bleeding from the mouth and having trouble breathing," the press release says.
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Back at the farm, Ralph Angel and Prosper are having trouble getting a hold of Charley.
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Like Trump in this Vine, we are having trouble finding the words to express our grief.
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And on top of that, Snap is having trouble simply explaining its business to potential investors.
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She said doctors were having trouble identifying children because so many were separated from their families.
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First, in 2017, reports emerged that Disney was having trouble finding actors for the lead roles.
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For starters, even Google appears to be having trouble breaking in here, with Home adoption lagging.
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Such a scenario is one reason why moderates are having trouble lining up behind the bill.
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Say a child is having trouble learning to read, or perhaps can't pay attention in class.
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Verdict reports that Tesla employees were having trouble getting their verification emails to join the service.
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This new password will then work almost instantly on the computer you're having trouble getting into.
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It isn't supposed to be longer, she admitted, but she is having trouble editing it down.
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Wilder, standing in at six-foot-seven, was having trouble with the smaller southpaw in Szpilka.
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Foreign media outlets are having trouble translating "shithole," the word of the week, into their languages.
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The NSA isn't the only secretive national intelligence agency having trouble keeping its tech-savvy recruits.
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If you're having trouble separating your job search from your personal life, give this a shot.
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CCTV footage shows that, by this point in the night, Farmer was already having trouble standing.
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He's having trouble reordering clips on the timeline, and thumbnails for videos sometimes don't show up.
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With power and phone lines down, people are having trouble getting in touch with loved ones.
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Today, Twitter is having trouble gaining users and making money from displaying ads to those users.
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Recently in my physics lab, students were having trouble with the difference between mass and weight.
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If you're having trouble getting your computer to connect to the Fitbit, you can get a .
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A bartender there noted early Thursday morning that she was having trouble telling the customers apart.
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But they are having trouble coming to an agreement with opposing counsel on a protective order.
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If you are having trouble closing your account, contact PayPal or visit the PayPal support page.
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You scooped it from her yard after seeing her having trouble bending to pick it up.
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I sought professional help because I was having trouble adjusting to the new job and city.
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"If the child is having trouble breathing, they certainly need to be seen urgently," she said.
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If you've been having trouble keeping up with MoviePass's changes to its service, you're not alone.
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James also revealed he's having trouble at his job due to one giant misperception about him.
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Eric Klein claims he went to Nassif in Sepetmber, 2014, because he was having trouble breathing.
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An uninsured woman living in Texas needed an abortion, and she was having trouble accessing one.
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Mr. Jones said the study showed that clients were getting jobs, but having trouble keeping them.
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If you're having trouble making payments, Ms. Cheng said, don't ignore communications from your loan servicer.
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In six months time, he could gain traction as soon as this government starts having trouble.
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If you're having trouble staying asleep or waking up too early, try a time-release melatonin.
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If you're having trouble deleting, my newsroom colleague Brian X. Chen also has a handy guide.
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And experts advise anyone who is having trouble communicating to get his or her hearing checked.
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" She also wrote that she was having trouble sleeping because of "Peter's betrayal of class struggle.
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You could say that Tess is having trouble getting in that New York state of mind.
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He said three weeks ago he was having trouble remembering some details when he was testifying.
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Not long after, she was having trouble keeping down a milkshake, or turning over in bed.
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But many of my fellow citizens -- myself included -- are having trouble choosing a Democratic presidential candidate.
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But farmers are having trouble meeting demand because many are still harvesting the grain by hand.
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The only theme entry I can foresee some solvers having trouble with is GO ON VACATION.
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People reportedly were having trouble breathing and experiencing nausea and vomiting since the fires broke out.
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I know some of you are having trouble giving the president credit for anything right now.
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The BOJ wants to ease, but it's just having trouble reaching consensus on what to do.
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And (President Donald) Trump has done that, and Cruz is having trouble with them right now.
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Rarely, people reported having trouble breathing, but in some cases this is due to adrenaline release.
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Several top candidates have withdrawn from consideration amid various problems, including having trouble severing business ties.
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The problem is that now that I'm here, I'm having trouble finding this fabled middle level.
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Having trouble making sense of all the Kardashian drama that's gone down in the past few months?
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The lawyer is having trouble getting him to respond, but hopes Gypsy can get him to talk.
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Who can blame her since we're having trouble detecting where the dress ends and that toilet begins.
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Having trouble hiring for the call center where I worked is what truly sparked my entrepreneurial fire.
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Slipping between English and Spanish, he told Gonzalez-Zuniga he was in pain and having trouble walking.
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On Thursday morning, Stacy shared that Tripp was having trouble breathing despite having his oxygen tank on.
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Irving is also shooting well, though he seems to be having trouble from the 23-point line.
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The man was reportedly having trouble operating the bike's gears and decided running was a better option.
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I've been having trouble getting myself into the habit of writing just for the sake of writing.
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If you're having trouble keeping it straight, don't worry, because even their timelines don't fully match up.
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But he is having trouble being heard above the sound and fury of the Duque-Petro clash.
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But about a third of them are having trouble filling open positions, according the latest NABE survey.
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In the official response in the forums, DJI claims it's having trouble keeping up with excessive demand.
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Full elimination wasn't in the picture, and their dazed looks suggested they were having trouble processing it.
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But even as employers hire at such a healthy pace, they are having trouble finding skilled workers.
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Even as affordability improves, thanks to lower interest rates, buyers are having trouble finding what they want.
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The discovery came after they had to rush Ava, who was having trouble breathing, to the doctor.
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So if you're having trouble getting started at work this morning, just know that you're not alone.
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If you feel like you're having trouble meeting potential romantic partners, your location may be the problem.
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She said patients who are having trouble getting an EpiPen should call 800-796-9526 for assistance.
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Twitter is still having trouble reining them in, even as it's made user safety its top priority.
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Her mother's boyfriend said the girl told him she was having trouble breathing shortly before she died.
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Get up early If you're having trouble sleeping, getting up earlier could be the solution for you.
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At the time, Lori thought she was having trouble contacting Zuzu because she was studying for midterms.
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I'm having trouble putting it into words right now because I don't want to say too much.
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I was so angry I was shaking, she was so upset she was having trouble gathering herself.
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A Chaffetz spokesperson later explained the somewhat odd tweet, saying that they are having trouble finding Comey.
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The Brewers won two of three in the weekend series after having trouble with Pittsburgh all year.
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Having trouble making ends meet, a growing number of laborers are seeking welfare assistance, local authorities say.
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I'm having trouble remembering how true that is, but I'll take his word for it for now.
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The problem is, Gutierrez is having trouble finding any victims who will come forward to press charges.
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But if even Apple is having trouble making it work, you can expect progress to remain slow.
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Like, I'm having trouble even looking at the photo of her leg, even knowing it's just makeup.
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Our son was the first of the three to come out but he was having trouble breathing.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I'm having trouble believing we're only halfway through the year.
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"I'm having trouble getting my wife to shower," one man said, describing a common manifestation of apathy.
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If you're not having trouble at work, the change may affect your daily routine or health habits.
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We are having trouble reconciling our experience with Governor Northam with what we see in the photo.
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It's just where we're at as a group, we're having trouble scoring against every team right now.
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If you're having trouble naming the show, it's because there isn't just one that commences this way.
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The classic buffalo wings are a good place to start if you're having trouble navigating the menu.
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As always, let us know if you are having trouble with recipes, instructions or our Cooking technology.
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Harris, who said in the video he was having trouble breathing, later died at a Tulsa hospital.
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In one of them, Erekat complained that the Palestinians were having trouble organizing meetings with the Israelis.
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It's having trouble filling the stands, even after losing tens of thousands of seats from its stadiums.
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Tell me where you're having trouble, or what skills you think you need to improve your solving.
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In 1902, Anderson saw a New York City driver having trouble keeping his windshield clear of snow.
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Contemplating groups of threes, I think I was sitting in a meeting one day having trouble concentrating.
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They were having trouble figuring out a name and Andy was like "How about It Takes 2"?
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Fully seven out of ten surveyed report having trouble with their health insurance over the previous year.
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And if you're having trouble finding something Target employees are easily spotted thanks to their red shirts.
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The lower end of the market is having trouble, only because there is so little for sale.
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A flurry of recent sales also suggest that smaller publishers are having trouble surviving on their own.
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She said she had rushed him off in August after noticing that he was having trouble walking.
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The company is having trouble finding young mariners to take the helm as senior captains near retirement.
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"Obamacare is having trouble in rural areas," Northwestern health economist Craig Garthwaite tells her of these areas.
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This was happening all the while Harris' father was coughing and having trouble with his own health.
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Fighting in France in World War I, the United States Army was having trouble with the phones.
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As the pileup progressed, Mr. Pakela said his pregnant granddaughter began having trouble breathing and started vomiting.
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Sima Saeedi, a local cafe owner, is having trouble keeping her business afloat under the new sanctions.
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It would seem that the government is having trouble indicting public figures and making the charges stick.
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Good sleep is vital for healthy immunity, but an increasing number of people are having trouble sleeping.
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Mr. Trump has assembled a colorful cast of characters who are having trouble keeping their stories straight.
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At 75, still a strong man, he was having trouble with night sweats and a flulike cold.
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If they are having trouble coming up with a rhyme, they can try retooling the first line.
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On Friday morning, he was even having trouble reaching her, given the still-spotty communication in Cuba.
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Nearly a quarter of all Americans report having trouble filling a needed prescription due to increased costs.
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Still not what I have in mind, but I'm having trouble articulating what I want to change.
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Or is Dr. Quijano having trouble admitting that he does see race as a contributing causal factor?
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He was going for his wallet, Ms. Reynolds testified, but was having trouble because of the seatbelt.
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Alkhawaldeh choked up during the CAIR news conference, saying he's been having trouble sleeping since the incident.
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If you&aposre having trouble answering some of these, it may be time to seek outside assistance.
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Like baseball itself, SABR is having trouble gaining a foothold among the impatient 18-to-30 crowd.
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Rome was 12 and was having trouble articulating why she felt she was different than her peers.
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I'm just having trouble coming up with five things that were legitimately bad about the weekend. 4.
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I felt like when we got into the second half, we were having trouble stopping much of anything.
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As of publication, officials were having trouble in their investigation for lack of victim cooperation or witness testimony.
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It is having trouble filling the stands, even after losing tens of thousands of seats from its stadiums.
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Despite landing a small role on American Horror Story: Freak Show, she still was having trouble finding jobs.
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She had been having trouble finishing a video, and she'd asked Madsen to motivate her with a threat.
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By 1994, having trouble finding work as a masseur, he made a decision to join the UFO cult.
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If you're having trouble tallying up her running total of naked covers, we're here to help you out.
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One hundred and forty years later, his company appears to be having trouble transitioning to a "smart" bulb.
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Amazon is reportedly having trouble tracking products that are moved from their proper spot on a shelf, too.
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"We were having trouble getting the size bird we wanted on a consistent basis," said Lyons from Costco.
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Businesses are already having trouble finding qualified workers to hire because of aging demographics and limits on immigration.
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That so many households are having trouble saving for even minor crises is bad news for the economy.
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As a college student, she was having trouble finding a job that worked with her busy school schedule.
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That probably is the five inches between his ears that is the part that he's having trouble with.
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Spencer was at home with her children and her boyfriend when the two toddlers started having trouble breathing.
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Currency traders are having trouble deciding which of the world's major Western economies is in the worst shape.
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All parts of America's energy industry are having trouble hiring workers, according to a new report out today.
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As developers build more apps, they are having trouble getting people to actually use them in sufficient numbers.
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Harting is also having trouble attracting top staff when they and their families expect big city-standard connections.
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Given that I was having trouble separating fact from fiction, I thought readers might want some help, too.
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Others, including an interracial couple, have shared similar stories of having trouble finding accommodations, prompting the campaign #AirbnbWhileBlack.
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Soon after, the baby started having trouble nursing; in this case, it was the first sign of infection.
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But he did play his beloved bagpipes every day, despite having trouble breathing because of his inflamed lungs.
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After that was nixed, we were having trouble setting a date, and she was being difficult, as usual.
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Or maybe the deal will help Facebook verify users who are simply having trouble logging into their accounts.
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At one point, Garner, 45, gave her former husband's mom her sunglasses when she was having trouble seeing.
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You've been having trouble with your sleeping recently, but you're trying not to worry about it too much.
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This time, the swimmer and Dancing with the Stars contestant is having trouble pinning down his dog's age.
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This would hit states at a time when most are having trouble funding higher education as it is.
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Leopold is now happy to reside in Bev York's garden again, although he's having trouble getting over jetlag.
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If you are woman in a relationship that is having trouble getting off, we are here for you.
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As it stands, warehouses are having trouble filling jobs amid a tight labor market and rising wage demands.
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There are two provisions at issue in the Forever GI Bill that the VA is having trouble with.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are having trouble shifting into another gear as the regular season reaches the home stretch.
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Hint: If you're having trouble dealing with two "dogs" at once, try focusing on one at a time.
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She might do this if she is having trouble finding a husband or maybe she is not pretty.
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"McConnell looks like he's having trouble with people in his own party," said Jim Wiley, another fair goer.
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Several Chinese companies, however, are having trouble convincing Western peers that they are a credible M&A counterparty.
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Those cute additions actually make sense, but we're having trouble making sense of this yearbook featuring Ryan Gosling.
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We're naturally having trouble processing this information, as we can't really imagine life without TJ's OR Chrissy Teigen.
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Mr. Trump is still making his opening pitch for November, and he is having trouble staying on course.
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Many of the nonprofit Blue Cross plans and other well-regarded insurers, like Geisinger Health, are having trouble.
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But, as The Huffington Post has discovered, the media giant is actually having trouble disentangling itself from Moonves.
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Morale is reportedly low; they are having trouble hiring good people to flesh out a national campaign. 12.
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I told him I was having trouble with my mom because she didn't want me in art school.
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But the Bangladeshis are having trouble returning a four-and-a-half-ton Indian visitor to its home.
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Bauer settled into a better vibe in the second, but he is still having trouble with his curveball.
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Around midnight, he got a call: Gordon was in the emergency room, and she was having trouble breathing.
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It was hard not to stare at Lindsay; he was having trouble training his eyes on anything else.
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Wonderschool started when co-founder Arrel Gray was having trouble finding childcare for his daughter close to home.
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If you're having trouble perfecting the look without making a mess, try this makeup-artist trick: Work backwards.
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Some businesses are also having trouble keeping their factories open due to travel restrictions and supply chain problems.
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But now it's actually kind of perfect timing because we were having trouble keeping him in the story.
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And some of the British cast members were having trouble fitting into the American skins of their characters.
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Retrograde Mercury re-enters Cancer on July 19, finding you facing delays and having trouble getting things scheduled.
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The neighbor was having trouble logging into his Apple iCloud account because he could not remember the password.
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"I'm having trouble thinking of someone who could be as good in that role as Kislyak," Galeotti says.
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Look, you lost the popular vote, you're having trouble drawing a crowd, and your approval rating keeps sinking.
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Even experts are having trouble figuring out what the Trump administration has done with some of these kids.
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She noted that businesspeople now uniformly tell the Fed that they are having trouble finding enough qualified workers.
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Saddled with growing despair, he began having trouble getting out of bed for morning treatments on his knee.
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By 1936, with Willie dead, it is clear that Lou Birchie was having trouble meeting her mortgage payments.
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If you're still having trouble, or there's another platform you use that we're not on, let us know.
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If you're having trouble choosing, Zenkit has a tool to compare the features of these services and more.
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When Kobe Bryant's helicopter crashed, the fog was so heavy, a witness said people were having trouble driving.
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"I am having trouble seeing where the harm in this case is at this point," Justice Kagan said.
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Two days later, Kaylee was having trouble breathing, and her parents took her back to the emergency room.
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Apple may imagine a world without cords and plugs, but it's having trouble making that vision a reality.
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"We're having trouble tracking down how these people were infected," he said at a news conference on Saturday.
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Several precincts in Iowa said that workers are having trouble using a new app to report caucus results.
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But now, Kashmiri fruit traders like Maqbool Hussain say they&aposre having trouble getting their produce to market.
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At 83, he is having trouble keeping up with his rigorous schedule of travel across Japan and internationally.
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Ford is selling the high-end Lincoln Navigator so fast it is having trouble keeping up with demand.
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If you&aposre having trouble figuring out which model to buy, we recommend going for the basic Duo.
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The most common instrumental daily living issue was having trouble preparing meals, reported by 11 percent of participants.
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If you're having trouble with a new holiday gadget, here are some of the steps you should take.
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But U.S. soybean farmers might be having trouble seeing the end game of Trump's trade actions with China.
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At the same time, the state is having trouble finding money to pay for food for the poor.
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Ms. Woodward was having trouble with a sequence in which she curls around the stage in a circle.
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Our sources say Janet's having trouble because she wants 1-year-old Eissa in the U.S. with her.
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According to reports from CES 2017, Dell was having trouble with manufacturing and chose to cancel the $4,999 display.
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In this case, Facebook, which owns Instagram, is having trouble preventing illegal content from being distributed on its platforms.
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While I've seen some reports about people having trouble with the connection, the experience was almost flawless for me.
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After Lincoln introduced that vehicle, the company was selling them so fast it was having trouble keeping production up.
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Seems simple enough but if you're having trouble remembering there are step-by-step instructions printed on the bag.
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You're having trouble transitioning from your dayWe all play different roles in life, and these change throughout the day.
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CNN affiliate WGNTV said he had a job and wanted to attend college but kept having trouble with gangs.
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And you're not the only one who is having trouble processing the fact that "Torn" existed way before 1997.
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Trouble is, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) is having trouble convincing Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) that they exist at all.
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Despite the Bay Area's soaring home prices, the many millionaires who own property there are having trouble unloading it.
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"At a time that governments are having trouble breaking down barriers, the private sector can step in," Froman says.
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Tesla has been doing it for a decade and it's still having trouble making cars that don't have issues.
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Ally agrees to go shut it off since Ozzy is having trouble sleeping and feels more comfortable with Ivy.
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We're aware that some people are having trouble uploading or sending images, videos and other files on our apps.
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I sent him a screenshot of Ovia's illustration of the crepe in case he was having trouble visualizing it.
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Indeed, Jack returns from Vietnam and is having trouble making a living, and living at home with his parents.
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Michael Bennet (D) of Colorado, but the GOP has been having trouble finding a strong candidate to face him.
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After reports that the studio was having trouble casting the new live-action Aladdin, the internet got very angry.
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I'm also having trouble getting an angle on Mujahideen fighters in buildings chosen for their narrow fields of fire.
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I'm just focusing on my career right now'... She might really be saying, 'We are having trouble getting pregnant.
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My new insurance just kicked in about a week ago and I'm still having trouble accessing my account online.
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Bluesmart seemed to admit having trouble keeping up with the higher volume of emails and responses it was receiving.
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As the Wall Street Journal reports, organizers are having trouble ensuring that Olympic venues are staffed with enough volunteers.
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"Understand that it's something that they're having trouble with and that's [about] them and not you," Dr. Goodman says.
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I'm having trouble caring, which is crazy because she, on her own, is adorable and he is a hunk.
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If you're having trouble imagining how those two things could possibly go together, well, apparently, so did George Clooney.
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The vet made a house call to check on the feline, who was still having trouble moving his paws.
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And if you're having trouble choosing who should come, a Julia Child recipe battle sounds like the perfect solution.
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Still, Twitter is now going through an identity crisis around its business and having trouble growing its user base.
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We know that in early 2016 Trump was having trouble attracting talented foreign policy advisers, but this was ridiculous.
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Passengers were reportedly having trouble breathing and four crew members were taken to a hospital for further medical evaluation.
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She told me she's been having trouble sleeping, that she struggles to get out of bed before late morning.
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While hiring fell in January, that was likely because employers are having trouble finding qualified workers for open positions.
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The moviegoer reportedly started having trouble breathing, so she was rushed to the hospital where she was given oxygen.
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Though the NFL star managed to roll over, it was quickly apparent he was having trouble moving his legs.
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"I came to the conclusion that everything they were having trouble with was connected to relationship issues," she says.
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The organization bought its university assets from Education Management Corporation (EDMC), which was already having trouble with its schools.
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We're told Brad is having trouble connecting with his children ... some of whom don't even want to see him.
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"We were having trouble even just keeping count of the tornadoes and wondering if were imagining things," Livingston said.
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If you're having trouble deciding, talk to your financial institution to see what rate fits best with your budget.
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Apparently when they were both in second grade, he almost got held back because he was having trouble reading.
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The lawsuit said Centene's provider network was largely "fictitious," resulting in many people having trouble finding in-network doctors.
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Keep your ear to the ground, and watch for signs that the company is doing well — or having trouble.
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Now, even though we got off on the wrong foot, I'm still sorry you're having trouble with your sister.
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If you are still having trouble with persistent messages, you can start over with a fresh, empty login keychain.
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The bottom-feeding forum 8chan, which grew popular by embracing fringe hateful internet cultures, is having trouble staying online.
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Job growth is strong – 28503,22019 jobs were created in August – and some employers are even having trouble finding workers.
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Heitkamp slammed the Trump tariffs for hurting North Dakota farmers, saying that they're having trouble selling crops like soybeans.
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"For me, especially, I was having trouble picking up the spin on the slider," Beltran said after the game.
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Brain imaging shows that the activation of this region is different in children who are having trouble with handwriting.
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Sick people are also struggling to call ambulances, which are in turn having trouble traveling to hospitals, Shah said.
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Dubke consulted with friends and colleagues before taking the White House job, which Trump had been having trouble filling.
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Two years after inspiration struck, however, Laufer and Kaufman were still having trouble getting their project off the ground.
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Having trouble processing the fact I likely trust a groundhog meteorologist more than the President and half of Congress.
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If you're having trouble, use a hollowed-out ballpoint pen or similar tool to use as a straw. 3.
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First, Vegas infrastructure, while seemingly resilient to massive influxes of conference-goers, is having trouble keeping up with CES.
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Some of that data could help Celmatix scientists unlock the underlying reasons a woman might be having trouble conceiving.
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At that moment the wound was worse than ever; she was having trouble finding a comfortable way to sit.
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Note: If you are having trouble turning this PDF into a Word doc, look for the nearest millennial freelancer.
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Advice From a Formerly Lonely College Student Last fall, I made a viral video about having trouble making friends.
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Mr. Müller resigned under pressure in April in part because he was having trouble moving Volkswagen past the scandal.
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Having trouble in the bottom-left corner, where there isn't an easy three- or four-letter answer in sight?
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Both practitioners agree that if you're having trouble switching out of your pajamas, it helps to set a routine.
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Stevens was having trouble describing her exact location and flooding limited the ability of first responders to reach her.
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Ms. Bahsi was also having trouble breathing, Mr. Bahsi said, and he gently helped her lie on her back.
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Soon, attorneys were asking for Jeeter to sit with children in court who were having trouble testifying about abuse.
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But if I'm having trouble with a friend or want his take on something that matters, he's right there.
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Tech Tip Q. I had my office install Dragon NaturallySpeaking on my computer, but I'm having trouble using it.
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Despite all the evidence he had assembled, Buemi was still having trouble convincing American prosecutors to take fentanyl seriously.
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But when he began having trouble running and complained about achy knees, Ms. dos Santos knew something was wrong.
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Finally, if you're having trouble getting started, a Redditor suggests beginning in reverse cowgirl, then rolling over into spooning.
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He is having trouble keeping the ball in the park, surrendering six homers in his four starts this season.
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Making contact The ACLU says it's having trouble reaching deported parents, even after getting phone numbers from the government.
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Tick Tocks: The Adrian Veidt subplot is having trouble sustaining itself as a permanent sidebar to the main action.
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Now I have three months left on my original contract, and I'm having trouble putting in 100 percent effort.
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Victoria Duek, 97, languished for 48 hours in a crowded Haifa emergency room after falling and having trouble breathing.
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For a while, the nicotine helped mask his stress, Castillo said, but one day he started having trouble breathing.
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Lonnie had spent considerable time in prison and was having trouble finding any work steadier than selling loose cigarettes.
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E. says he's having trouble winding down, so I offer to give him some of my YoungLiving essential oils.
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The state was having trouble communicating effectively with its Orthodox Jewish community about the dangers of the measles outbreak.
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She's suffered an injury in a car crash and is having trouble—more than anyone knows—kicking her painkillers.
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I don't know why somebody would say something if it isn't true, so I'm having trouble with that one.
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Although I take your point about the irony that the host of Celebrity Apprentice is having trouble attracting celebrities.
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Even with longer loan terms, there are new signs that borrowers are having trouble keeping up with their payments.
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He applied gauze to stop the man's eye from gushing with blood, but he still was having trouble walking.
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Still, you don't need to have PTSD to be having trouble when assault is splashed all over the news.
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But because there hasn't been a major crisis, organizations having trouble finding the people complain but don't jump into action.
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"We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing Ads Manager," a Facebook spokesperson told CNBC in a statement.
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And if you're having trouble answering those questions, that might be a clear sign that it's time to move on.
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Anti-Amazon advocates are having trouble resonating with the public because, unlike other antitrust cases, consumers don't feel the pain.
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On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that UPS and FedEx are having trouble keeping up with holiday shipping volumes.
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Angela Burzo gave birth to daughter Aylee three weeks ago, but the second-time mom is still having trouble breastfeeding.
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"I hope that people who are having trouble accessing help can come along with me for the ride," smiled Jax.
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I'm having trouble coming up with a hypothetical scenario in which it would be a scam in its current form.
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Having bought and renovated a 17-bedroom mansion in Florida for $41 million, he was having trouble finding a buyer.
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Like Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, which is so good I'm having trouble thinking about anything else (it drops April 26).
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And there's a very straight-ahead journalist who's been in it forever, really having trouble figuring out what to do.
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The family immediately took her to the hospital, and Murrieta began having trouble breathing while waiting in the emergency room.
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One thing led to another and we were having trouble finding someone, and I eventually said I would do it.
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I imagined those jobs would have been scooped up almost immediately, but the factory was actually having trouble filling positions.
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But he said Germany was still having trouble figuring out what, and whom, to believe in the new U.S. administration.
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The offshore engineer says his child is in the hospital and he's having trouble wiring money to cover medical expenses.
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The government of Puerto Rico constitutes the utility's biggest customer, and many agencies are having trouble paying their electrical bills.
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Users reportedly have experienced the app crashing and having trouble displaying the Twitter icon on the watchface after watchOS4 launched.
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This has, after all, happened before for governments having trouble ratifying treaties such as those of Maastricht, Nice and Lisbon.
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Some local officials reported having trouble using the mobile app to report results from schools, community centers and other locations.
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"Any time you see an animal having trouble after a sting, you need to have that looked at," she said.
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A blog post from 2007 describes a flyer having trouble with booking a ticket because of a hyphenated last name.
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It's Funai Electric, which is having trouble getting the parts it needs and suffering from (shocker!) lower and lower sales.
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After giving birth, Rebecca McKeever found that her sleepy newborn, Andromeda, was having trouble latching onto her breast to feed.
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Drumm created his product after having trouble assembling an early Makerbot and finding the hardware and software difficult to use.
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You'd think a $1.6 billion lawsuit might derail a company having trouble turning a profit and about to go public.
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In any circumstance, if you were in trouble or were having trouble dealing with anything he was always very supportive.
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Her condition improved briefly, but on Friday Emily began having trouble breathing and her mother, Rhonda Muth, called an ambulance.
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Keene points specifically to April, June and September to show that XOP seems to be having trouble maintaining every rally.
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The problem ... we're told they're having trouble getting Laura admitted to a facility in Dallas, because she reportedly lacks insurance.
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Some of the big movie studios were having trouble reaching digital audiences and engaging them for extended periods of time.
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While the first couple proceeded without incident, they're having trouble finding the right vein in expedition leader Felicity Aston's arm.
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Prioritizing activities that provide stress relief is an effective option for families having trouble dealing with grief, depression, and loss.
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DirecTV acknowledged on Twitter that subscribers were having trouble logging in, later saying the issue had been resolved Thursday morning.
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However, when he noticed she was still having trouble breathing, Heimlich stood up and repeated the maneuver, this time successfully.
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An August poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation found 24 percent of Americans were having trouble paying for their medicines.
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While spelling your name is something everyone has to learn eventually, Reese Witherspoon's youngest son is having trouble with his.
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The only downside I'd say is that I seem to be having trouble connecting my smartphone to the Eero network.
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In fact, of the nearly 1,100 Australian participants in the study, 17% reported having trouble breathing due to their allergies.
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Philips Wake-Up Light Alarm Clock for $105 ($33 off): Are you having trouble waking up with Daylight Saving Time?
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You saw that the guys were having trouble adjusting to that game, sort of dumbing themselves down in a way.
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"I'm having trouble getting workers at our polling places," said Taylor, who has a Hillary Clinton sticker on her car.
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I've watched Jay and Will hash out their scheme three times now, and I'm still having trouble understanding their motivation.
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Soon after her arrival at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens in 2014, zookeepers surmised that Kumbuka was having trouble hearing.
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But the bank is the middleman — and they say they are having trouble finding people who want to buy marbles.
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A few years ago, while an ex-partner was going down on me, I realized I was having trouble breathing.
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But lots of you are having trouble making that monthly nut — with your careers just getting underway, that's totally understandable.
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Are you a huge bookworm and having trouble cramming all of your reading materials for the day into your bag?
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Also—if you've gotten this far and are having trouble doing this, or just can't imagine doing this, don't despair.
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They are also having trouble finding buildable, desirable land near metropolitan areas, where so many young buyers want to be.
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He was doing fine art photography and having trouble keeping his own mustache in place, so he created a wax.
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Mr. Johnson then made the "Aleppo moment" comment, indicating that he was having trouble coming up with Mr. Fox's name.
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Partly it comes from having had to figure out that time after college when I was having trouble getting hired.
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If you're having trouble raising additional capital or you're running out of money, you must plan for your company's failure.
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She told The Courier Journal that she's having trouble covering prescriptions, co-pays and other medical expenses when she's furloughed.
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"I looked two nights ago and you were having trouble in 28503 different cities, big, big trouble," said Trump recently.
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If, like me, you've been having trouble remembering character names, this penultimate episode did absolutely nothing to help us out.
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While hiring fell in January, that was very likely because employers are having trouble finding qualified workers for open positions.
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Chow was having trouble paying off a $43,000 loan for his taxi medallion, the license to operate a yellow cab.
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Right, he's not only getting laid and enjoying his new house in Encino, he's also having trouble adjusting to success.
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One boy was having trouble seeing because, he said, he had been locked up for a year in the dark.
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Marquee next-generation players such as Garbine Muguruza and Karolina Pliskova are having trouble finding week-in, week-out consistency.
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Why it matters: It's time to think more broadly about who's having trouble paying for the health care they need.
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Amazon instructs anyone having trouble with verification to contact its customer-support team by email after the first failed attempt.
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Dr. Wechsler suggests seeking help if you are having trouble sticking to your goals or getting into a new routine.
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If you are having trouble breathing or are elderly and fragile, you may be hospitalized and tested for the virus.
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Devolver Digital released the game on Thursday, and the publisher reported having trouble getting the word out on social media.
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She's tapped into demonic powers to help her friends, and is now having trouble keeping her darker impulses in check.
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A bit of overreaction is as natural as people in normally dry Los Angeles having trouble driving in the rain.
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Businesses are having trouble opening or getting customers to engage normally, said Mr. Greenberger, whose research focuses on financial stability.
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Ms. Rodriguez de Jesus said she was having trouble refilling one of her prescriptions, a common complaint after the storms.
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The company's site has a list of other recovery options if you are having trouble with your Windows 10 system.
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The New York Times reports that hospitals are having trouble procuring enough ventilators to match the influx of new patients.
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When I finally sought therapy, I thought I was just having trouble dealing with what seemed like pretty manageable stress.
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Her mother has been having trouble finding WIC-eligible milk, eggs, whole grains, cereal, and fruits and vegetables, she said.
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Dave tells TMZ ... it was back in November when he woke up one night feeling sick and having trouble breathing.
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The Altice contract is the first major Disney distribution agreement to come up for renewal since ESPN started having trouble.
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If you're having trouble finding your suitcase at the baggage carousel, use the app to get the Tile to ring.
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And it is aiming the program at coal miners having trouble finding work, as well as those from other industries.
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Before long, he realized that his ignorance about the law wasn't the only reason he was having trouble getting answers.
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But this season he visibly worsened, sometimes listing to the right during performances and having trouble controlling his left arm.
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That can be because, in a hot job market, employers are having trouble finding workers they need in some areas.
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Last April, she said she was reading his book, "Shortest Way Home," but was having trouble pronouncing his last name.
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Sarna Röser, the head of an association of young entrepreneurs, says her peers are having trouble finding German venture capital.
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If you&aposre having trouble finding it, tap on "Your Groups" and then scroll down to "Groups You Manage."3.
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Tyson Foods – Tyson is having trouble selling some of its non-chicken business, according to a New York Post report.
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Because these techniques are so new, people are having trouble telling the difference between real videos and the deepfake videos.
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"It was a sign that he was having trouble, and that's when the son stepped up his monitoring," she said.
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AND THEN BITCOIN – WHEN THE STOCK MARKET WAS HAVING TROUBLE FINDING ITS FOOTING, BITCOIN MANAGED TO START RALLYING IN ADVANCE.
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I'm really having trouble thinking of a good way [the brands] could advertise that would be for the public good.
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Let's say, for example, that you're having trouble sleeping, and want to try to relax with some soothing ocean sounds.
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But I was having trouble now picking any of them out from the language that was spoken in the classroom.
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"It seems to me, strategically, it's a bit of acknowledgment that they're having trouble," she said of the defense lawyers.
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Lately, however, dealers have been having trouble keeping up their end of this relationship — that is to say, just existing.
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Spring rains were paltry, which meant that grass had turned brown dry and farmers were having trouble feeding their livestock.
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He prefers silence, but when he's having trouble focusing at night after a buzzy day, he'll gravitate to minimalist compositions.
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An outside contractor was having trouble executing the complicated design, spurring frustration and finger-pointing between Tesla and its supplier.
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Luis Rego, a 212-year-old alleged pot farmer, was having trouble with his current crop and wanted some advice.
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This is part of Stormer's treatment philosophy: The ones doing well go first, and the ones having trouble appear later.
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On Sunday, in a pair of tweets, Trump insisted that he was not having trouble finding lawyers to defend him.
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Lies Meanwhile, back in Winterfell, Littlefinger is trying to convince us that ravens are having trouble communicating because of the weather.
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Pro tip: If you're having trouble creating precise points, dip an angled eyeliner brush in your lipstick formula and then try.
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The compromise measure was having trouble winning broad Republican support despite fully appropriating $25 billion for President Trump&aposs border wall.
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A pension crisis is looming in several Brazilian states including Rio, and the city is having trouble affording basic civil services.
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He also has tried to reach out to black and Hispanic leaders after having trouble winning over minority voters in 2016.
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The former CIA director said Trump may be having trouble getting out of campaign-mode, and transitioning to his new role.
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"As soon as Wendy Hall started adjusting my lap band and overtightening it, I started having trouble swallowing food," he said.
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Last month, after reports that his camp was having trouble attracting celebrities to his inauguration, Trump similarly lashed out on Twitter.
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So symptoms of PPD can also include having trouble bonding with the baby and thinking about harming oneself or the child.
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It turns out Conquer had swallowed a pebble from his tank and was having trouble expelling the rock, reports CTV News.
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Hel is one of those individuals — UDPs, or Universally Displaced Persons — who has been having trouble adjusting to her new life.
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"If you're having trouble making your angles, use a business card or medical tape to act as your guide," suggests Rinaldi.
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Related to this, the governor suggested that Florida residents use Gas Buddy if they're having trouble finding somewhere to fill up.
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But after a few more questions and strokes of the cane, he was having trouble thinking up stuff to ask her.
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If you're having trouble playing television audio though your Sonos Playbar then you can take comfort in knowing you're not alone.
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If you're having trouble imagining how whimsical Japanese fantasy creatures might connect to deep-seated societal tensions, you're in good company.
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But if you're still having trouble finding and hatching them, a new holiday promotion might be able to help you out.
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Pro tip: If you're having trouble creating a perfectly straight wing, use artist tape or a business card as your guide.
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She tells Darlene that if she's still having trouble finding a job, she can put in a good word for her.
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Yet even this amphibious creature, part professional northerner, part Westminster insider, is having trouble getting himself heard above the Brexit hubbub.
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Sure, this is just a Pinterest search, but I'm having trouble figuring out what the hell the point of this is.
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My parents sent me to a therapist that year in order to figure out why I was having trouble in school.
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After being blatantly disrespected by her bf on the streets, it looks like she is also having trouble with homework. pic.twitter.
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" He added, "The minute they heard Prince was having trouble with prescription drugs they should've gotten him into treatment right away.
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You know, I get a lot of emails about relationships, mostly from people having trouble with boyfriends, girlfriends, or best friends.
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The dancer was having trouble getting the timing right; there always seemed to be one step too many, or not enough.
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The Singin' in the Rain star was having trouble breathing, two law enforcement sources familiar with the incident told NBC News.
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If you're having trouble finding the perfect gift for someone you love this holiday season, Joanna Gaines has the perfect pick.
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In case you're having trouble keeping track of SoftBank's diverse investments, here's our running tally: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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That could also push average wages higher: If employers are having trouble filling jobs, they may be forced to pay more.
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If you've been having trouble syncing Microsoft Exchange accounts on your iPhone, the latest iOS update is bringing you good news.
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We understand that these things take time but honestly, if Hawley is having trouble coming up with ideas, we can help!
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Patients also reported having trouble using screens at work and in free time and being awakened at night by their symptoms.
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She told police she decided to record her phone conversations with him after having trouble recollecting their interactions in his office.
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"If you are still having trouble, talk out loud to yourself — think about what you are trying to say," says Wade.
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Duterte, 71, said he wanted former agriculture secretary Carlos Dominguez to be his finance minister, but was having trouble convincing him.
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A spokesperson for the OGE later confirmed that users were having trouble accessing the website as it was at full capacity.
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Once connected, agents can remotely change the settings on the device or walk users through tasks they are having trouble with.
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And while Bruce was thrilled to have her two sons, the elite runner was having trouble figuring out her body again.
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Why it matters: Hospitals say they're having trouble staying afloat because insurance programs, namely Medicare and Medicaid, aren't paying them enough.
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A lovely gift, but it's hard to imagine a president ever having trouble gaining entry to a Major League Baseball game.
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Let's run them down: Having trouble remembering passwords for all your various services and accounts, like Gmail, Netflix, Twitter, and Amazon?
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But the couple split up after having trouble back in April -- and Abby put the place up for sale in August.
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Epshteyn also responded to reports that the inauguration team is having trouble finding celebrities to take part in the inaugural festivities.
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If you're having trouble losing weight, it might be because you aren't taking the right approach for your specific personality type.
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For instance, head out for an afternoon of gardening if you're having trouble psyching yourself up for your usual vinyasa flow.
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Walmart had been working on its own visual search technology before Hayneedle, but was having trouble launching it at Walmart's scale.
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After he left Apple, Fadell traveled around the world and discovered that people were having trouble saving energy in their homes.
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If you're still having trouble parsing the theme, here are the entries and their base phrases: 19A: BLUEGRASS DATE : BLUEGRASS STATE
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If you're having trouble updating your phone to the latest iOS, you may have to follow a few other troubleshooting steps.
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As far as I could tell, they were just having trouble making food that was as dull as the owners wanted.
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Old mattresses with thick top layers are sweat central, but that's probably not the only reason you've been having trouble sleeping.
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"I'm having trouble wrapping my mind around the scale," one Mississippi scientist told the Delta Farm Press, after surveying local fields.
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Companies in those sectors that are having trouble doing either, like consumer staples, are facing margin erosion and are being discounted.
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"With the shutdown and people having trouble putting food on the table, I'm worried this is an additional stressor," Kostelnik said.
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The Republicans, meanwhile, are having trouble finding strong candidates to run against incumbent Senate Democrats, even in states carried by Trump.
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A preliminary investigation into the Lion Air crash in Indonesia found the pilots were having trouble controlling the flight after takeoff.
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And a test trial of a points-based winnings system had players wondering if HQ was having trouble with cash flow.
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Rifaat resisted hospitalization, and by the time his siblings finally forced him to enter a clinic he was having trouble breathing.
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She had just explained why she was having trouble getting to sleep at night and getting out of bed every morning.
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He was the poster child for a certain kind of flashy European player that we were having trouble getting used to.
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At a pub here, residents say they would like to get on with their lives, but are having trouble doing so.
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She recommends those having trouble accessing online systems use community resources, including service organizations and local advocacy hotlines, for additional assistance.
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She was having trouble finding the kind of clothes she liked: modest and practical, but also feminine and full of glamour.
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Across California, cities and school districts are having trouble keeping up with ballooning pension obligations, squeezing teacher salaries and state services.
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But, Gobert had seemed to be recovering well ... until this weekend, when he revealed he's having trouble tasting and smelling things.
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The young lineup is having trouble on the road, and the starting rotation is fraying a bit, which might be expected.
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The CDC found the rates are worse for the uninsured, but even Americans with health insurance are having trouble keeping up.
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His principal customer, an Iranian state-owned automotive company, Iran Khodro, stopped placing orders because it was having trouble selling cars.
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If you are having trouble regaining control of the account, visit your mail provider's site for instructions on recovering your account.
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Behind the scenes, the kitchen was having trouble assembling orders accurately, and there was a higher-than-normal volume of complaints.
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I told my bowl artist that I was having trouble deciding, and he asked if I wanted a sample of anything.
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If you&aposre having trouble finding the group, look for it under "Shortcuts" on the left side of your screen. 2.
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While businesses in Nigeria are having trouble getting hold of dollars, the countries foreign exchange reserves are on the rise again.
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Naim Ali, 25, is hoping to buy a home in Atlanta but has been having trouble finding something he can afford.
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It's especially noticeable in volatile trading, when demand is exceeding supply or investors are having trouble unloading their holdings, for example.
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If your robot is still having trouble navigating, you can also try wiping off the optical sensors with a soft cloth.
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I'm still having trouble pinpointing why THIS show, of all the dramas, pierces people directly in their feelings week after week.
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But not only is Tumblr having issues retaining users, but it&aposs also having trouble getting new people to its site.
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"Now, if the Legislature had child care …" For now, the women said, they were having trouble even finding time for themselves.
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Since Uber doesn't categorize its drivers as employees, organizers admit they're having trouble finding the best way to get drivers recognized.
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In an era where art museums are having trouble diversifying their audiences, the High Museum of Art is making great strides.
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After a grand revelation in April 2017, we haven't heard much about it, except reports that Tesla is having trouble producing it.
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At breakfast I noted that the servers, veterans of working at sea, were at times having trouble walking and maintaining their balance.
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While the weather seems to be having trouble making up its mind, our outlook is firmly in 70-degrees-and-sunny territory.
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"A lot of people are having trouble dealing with their anger," he writes after clarifying that he's definitely not a Trump supporter.
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As University of Arizona researchers pointed out last year, evolution is having trouble keeping up to the blistering pace of climate change.
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I'm having trouble concentrating on work, probably because I stayed up too late scrolling through the comments on my neighborhood Facebook page.
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The only worry for Creature is David's tendency to, as they say, freak the fuck out when he's having trouble landing something.
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Rocky had come down with a bad virus and wound up being rushed to the hospital when he started having trouble breathing.
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On July 73, 2016, Poole, of Birmingham, called 911 to report that her son was having trouble breathing, local station KCCI reports.
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"I'm selling out so fast I'm having trouble keeping up with my orders," Pierre Andre, who sells Juul online, told BuzzFeed News.
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If you're having trouble sleeping and feeling jittery, you probably don't want to consume a bunch of coffee—that's just common sense.
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But people who are having trouble logging back into Facebook — for example because they've forgotten their password — should visit our Help Center.
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As for Boeing, the company seems to be having trouble gathering important information that NASA needs to certify the CST-100 Starliner.
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I was pretty far into my life as a wage-earner before I started having trouble with what I wore to work.
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Symptoms of drowsy driving can include having trouble keeping eyes open, drifting from lanes or not remembering the last few miles driven.
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Even at that point in her career, she was already having trouble finding roles for a young black actor that weren't degrading.
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Rebecca Fernandez, a resident of nearby town Helotes, said she's still having trouble wrapping her mind around the brutality of the shooting.
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On the off-chance you are having trouble finding all the LOVE, here are the rebus theme entries: 1A: [LOVE] ME DO
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I wanted to believe her, because she seemed to care about this music so much that she was having trouble describing it.
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LHP David Price (11-8) slowly appears to be finding his way after having trouble throughout the middle part of the season.
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More broadly, Europe is already having trouble finding consensus on how to approach China's tech investments, 5G equipment suppliers and infrastructure investments.
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Lane revealed in September 2017 that she had suffered a miscarriage in an Instagram post, which Meyers was having trouble dealing with.
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And while Woods is doing all she can redeem herself, the source said Woods is having trouble owning up to the truth.
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The currency has grown so large that the network is having trouble quickly confirming transactions unless users attach hefty fees for minors.
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But Tesla has been having trouble ramping up production of the Model 3, which is key to the company's success going forward.
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They're having trouble agreeing on how to stop an escalating trade war, let alone figuring out how to reduce most trade barriers.
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In 2016, though, Green gave an update: he wouldn't be involved in the project and the production was having trouble casting Alaska.
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If you're having trouble choosing between the fads that hits your newsfeed, Dakota Johnson is here to make the decision much easier.
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If you're one of the hour-one buyers and are having trouble putting your pre-order through, know that you're not alone.
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Let&aposs talk about the response of world markets because those are some other individuals who are having trouble breathing right now.
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But for the most part, the states that are having trouble keeping insurers never had a lot of competition to begin with.
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It's known that Trump is having trouble fundraising and is reluctant to spend much more of his purported billions on the campaign.
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You will also surely notice if your baby is having trouble sleeping, because that means you're not going to be sleeping either.
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Interviews with voters after her rallies suggested she was having trouble closing the sale as some Democrats worried about her liabilities ahead.
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Onassis died in March 1975 of respiratory failure, but the couple had been having trouble in the months leading up to it.
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Joel Ryan/Invision/AP If you're having trouble storing (and finding placement for) your precious beauty products these days, you're not alone.
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If you're having trouble sleeping at night, changing a single setting on your iPhone or iPad should help you fall asleep faster.
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It's also about delivering a long overdue update to a system that was having trouble keeping up with advances in current technologies.
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Mariah did an interview with Ryan Seacrest an hour before she took the stage in Times Square and she was having trouble.
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More than half of hiring managers say they're having trouble finding and retaining millennials, according to the 2015 Millennial Majority Workforce report.
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This has led to price shock for many people picking up their prescriptions, and more people are having trouble affording their medicines.
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Disney also announced the cast of "Aladdin," following reports last week that they were having trouble finding a star for the film.
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If you're having trouble getting over something, ask a parent or a mentor for advice as the moon gently harmonizes with Pluto.
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So our scheduling got a little messed up today because you were having trouble finding a place to get your dialysis done.
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White House So much news is flying out of Washington right now, there's no shame in saying you're having trouble keeping up.
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In early 2012, Väänänen and Levaniemi hired Todd Theisen to help with international sales, an area in which they'd been having trouble.
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So next time you're really having trouble choosing gym time over Netflix, maybe stop for a latte and see how you feel.
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" (With your head on the chopping block, as the movie shows in its opening passages.) "I'm having trouble getting everyone lined up.
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And it means that, especially if a company is having trouble making money, there's not a lot of upside to sticking around.
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It's easy to update your Roku if you've been having trouble with the system or it's been unplugged for a long time.
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And in 2015, fewer people were having trouble paying their bills and more people said they were comfortable with their financial condition.
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If you're having trouble making them out, the entire list of theme entries is: 17A: COMMON ERA = COMMON E.R.A. (Earned Run Average)
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Fuck man im done.... Im out The 2628-year-old athlete said he is having trouble sleeping and is struggling with anxiety.
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The percentage of Americans having trouble paying for healthcare or medicine has fallen to a new low, according to a Gallup survey.
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If you're ever having trouble finding the official site of any attraction, search for it on a trusted travel site — say, LonelyPlanet.
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He added that the militants were having trouble drawing new recruits to Syria and Iraq because of tougher border checks by Turkey.
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I have heard from employers in Nebraska's 2nd District, which encompasses Omaha and surrounding areas, that they are having trouble filling jobs.
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Vallabh's mother began having trouble with her eyesight, and her strange symptoms progressed to the point where she couldn't recognize her daughter.
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His daughter Karin Mantor said Mr. Sabo, a longtime smoker, had been hospitalized for a week because he was having trouble breathing.
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If those suffering from a particular sleep disorder are having trouble falling asleep, the medicine could activate the BK channels as needed.
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Celeste (Nicole Kidman) is still so plagued with guilt and tortured memories of her late husband, Perry, that she's having trouble sleeping.
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Recently, I struggled with idiopathic dysphagia, meaning I was having trouble swallowing—even choking at times—but there was no reasonable explanation.
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VICE: Hi Koko, you've explained this to me a few times now, and I'm still having trouble getting my head around it.
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But things have now gotten so bad in Palo Alto, headquarters of HP, that even lawyers are having trouble paying the rent.
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Then she started having trouble seeing well enough to perform financial transactions and had a few accidents while cooking in the kitchen.
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Bankrate reported that refinance applications shot up 26% at the end of February, and that mortgage lenders were having trouble keeping up.
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And in any case, if you're having trouble with the government, a lawyer is a much more potent weapon than a gun.
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She blasted the administration's handling of the situation, telling federal health officials Tuesday that it's "unacceptable" Americans are having trouble getting tested.
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And also, if I'm having trouble falling asleep on the plane, I just start a Sudoku and I fall asleep every time.
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And as it did, Alice started having trouble sleeping, despite her room being exactly the same and her schedule exactly the same.
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He sounded like he was in denial, like someone having trouble accepting having been humiliated at the hands of a better man.
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But, it seems Tom's having trouble finding a buyer ... 'cause he's now dropping the price all the way down to $33.9 million.
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"They said they were having trouble finding someone, and so they were going to open it up to other ethnicities," says Mason.
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"Republicans are having trouble embracing the principle that you have to really reduce significantly spending in the safety-net programs," he added.
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A few hours before the caucuses began, Bloomberg reported that some precinct chairs were having trouble downloading the app and logging in.
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Assuming your connection is strong enough for uploads, next check the size and length of the video that you're having trouble uploading.
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Op-Ed Contributor Somewhere in the United States right now, an entrepreneur is having trouble getting a small-business loan for expansion.
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When she was just 4 years old, Mary-Patricia Hector saw her friend having trouble remembering her lines during a preschool ceremony.
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"They were already having trouble coming up with 50 votes and now that just got a lot harder," the analyst told CNBC.
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Few would doubt the importance of the film, the Bagger said, but people were having trouble separating the artist from the art.
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Kim Kardashian was still having trouble getting people to take her seriously, and her dubious attempts at a music career didn't help.
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That was before d'Arnaud and catching instructor Glenn Sherlock both said d'Arnaud was still having trouble throwing the ball during pregame drills.
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New Trent Airbender Star Keyboard Case — $39.95 See Details Having trouble choosing between an ultra protective case or one with a keyboard?
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If you're having trouble making payments on your federal loans, income-driven repayment plans can help you get your debt under control.
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The Trump administration is having trouble navigating talks with North Korea — and the president is suggesting that China might be to blame.
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What to watch: It's also a bad sign for smaller cities and rural areas that are already having trouble attracting new residents.
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I'd just moved from Michigan to New York, and I was having trouble meeting single, like-minded people in a new place.
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It's not that only home builders are having trouble building houses, but the cost to find somewhere to put them has spiked.
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But if you are having trouble closing your eyes at your usual bedtime, too much TV before bed could be to blame.
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If you do encounter a show with dialogue you're still having trouble hearing, there's a "Speech Enhancement" feature that boosts dialogue further.
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"I was out at dinner and Bill was telling me he was having trouble putting on a lucha libre show," says Hudgins.
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And then she got a little silly as she suggested she was having trouble deciding which frozen dessert to have as a treat.
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"Far too many people, even with health insurance, still are having trouble paying their bills because of the health care costs," Benjamin said.
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A lot of people were having trouble getting the Indiegogo page to load and the crowdfunding site experienced issues with its payment service.
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Finally, if you're having trouble falling asleep after an evening run because of allergy symptoms, you may want to take Benadryl, he says.
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Today, in honor of Adopt a Shelter Cat month, meet Spike, a feline who is having trouble finding forever because of his age.
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If you're having trouble sleeping because of your congestion and sore throat, consider getting a humidifier, which can help lubricate your nasal passages.
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Despite a huge amount of enthusiasm and great marketing, one can't ignore the sense that GoPro may be having trouble turning the page.
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Prosecutors have said that Gray complained of having trouble breathing and asked for medical help as he was being transported in the van.
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In that opening scene, Heinerth and some of her colleagues are inside a cave within a massive iceberg — and having trouble getting out.
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If you're having trouble controlling your curls or coils, try blowing out those pieces so that they're a little bit smoother, Nelms suggests.
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For example, some drivers, especially in "emerging markets," were having trouble ending rides after dropping off passengers in areas with poor cellular data.
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The brothers, named Loofah and Doofah, are being hand-raised by zookeepers, since their mother was having trouble caring for the cubs herself.
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Rachel: I'm sorry if you are having trouble with your imagination, Sam, but there's no need to take it out on the films.
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This all happened earlier this year, but a little over three years ago, in late 2013, Mike was just having trouble with constipation.
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I guess the real moral of the story is: if you're having trouble getting a refund from TRNTBL, my DMs are always open.
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His mother said knew something was wrong after the alleged incident, when Lincoln, his eyes wide open, started gurgling and having trouble breathing.
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The 7-year-old kept saying over and over how she was having trouble going to school because she missed her so much.
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For a MacOS partition, if you're having trouble booting, select the option for "verbose mode"—which essentially exposes the text-based boot process.
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The gunman, identified as 32-year-old Spencer Hight, was having trouble moving on from the split, victim Meredith Hight's mother has said.
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Once the pup started having trouble going up the stairs and eating from his bowl, his owners took him to their regular veterinarian.
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The market isn't lacking liquidity and businesses broadly aren't having trouble obtaining credit — those are the issues monetary policy is designed to tackle.
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They were able to recover one dog from the home, but were having trouble locating the puppy the owners said was also inside.
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Along with the unappealing cost, Austin was also having trouble going through the demanding application process that can be difficult for PTSD sufferers.
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I was having trouble with my collar bone and my knee, and I just felt it was best to let them fully heal.
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The little girl was drifting in and out of consciousness and was having trouble breathing, and her legs appeared to have been fractured.
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A couple of months ago, a founder confided that he was having trouble competing for talent against the likes of Google and Facebook.
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More than a third told the NABE survey they're having trouble finding skilled workers to fill open jobs, also up slightly from July.
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She says that one of the first signs that indicate a student should seek out help is if they are having trouble concentrating.
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"Falling global GDP expectations, fueled by China having trouble holding it together," are affecting financial markets, Gundlach said in an email to Reuters.
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"Holly and Pasquale had been having trouble for some time," a source told PEOPLE as news of their split went public in September.
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Often, panic attacks send people to their nearest emergency room, thinking they're having trouble breathing or having a heart attack, Dr. Rego says.
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Uber is now having trouble recruiting and keeping their drivers happy, and riders have shown a willingness to defect to competitors like Lyft.
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Cora told reporters Sale is having trouble holding food down, has lost weight and still feels too weak after being hospitalized Sunday night.
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However, Apple is having trouble getting these folks on board, if only because the publishers apparently hate the terms that Apple's offering them.
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And for a president who is having trouble finding support for his agenda, that softening could signal more problems in the months ahead.
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As the economy slows, China's corporates - including some owned by the central government - in hard hit sectors are having trouble making debt payments.
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So, if you're having trouble understanding it, print it out and take it to your doctor to help you make sense of it.
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Reynolds was hospitalized after a call that she was having trouble breathing, two law enforcement sources familiar with the incident told NBC News.
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The two teams still running last year's package are having trouble keeping up, and the team with the most money invested — Renault e.
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As for what IoT's killer app will be — I can't speak for anyone but myself, but I'm having trouble imagining one at all.
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Officers were called to the daycare on Tuesday afternoon, responding to reports of an infant who was having trouble breathing, the statement says.
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"Three out of four voters say they are having trouble getting by," said Sari, adding there was dissatisfaction with municipal services in Istanbul.
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Why it matters: Many citizens still have no power, and the government is having trouble identifying all of those killed by the hurricane.
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The Arizona rescue soon realized that the puppy was having trouble walking on his front legs, causing him to have an exaggerated limp.
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"Falling global GDP expectations, fueled by China having trouble holding it together, are affecting financial markets," Gundlach said in an email to Reuters.
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But the world's most valuable company is having trouble cracking the competitive China market, where sales fell 14 percent from a year ago.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Short sellers have been having trouble committing to Match Group Inc since the owner of the popular dating website Match.
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The defending World Series champion Kansas City Royals are having trouble keeping the momentum moving in a positive direction so far in 2016.
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It is having trouble finding a viable path into China, the world's largest TV market, where it does not yet have a presence.
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Rebecca has pregnancy brain As this week's episode begins, Rebecca is so pregnant, she's having trouble getting up and putting on her shoes.
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WASHINGTON — As internet crimes and abuse stalk the globe, cybersecurity firms are having trouble attracting and keeping skilled workers to help protect networks.
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" Page told The Hill that he's "having trouble finding any small bit of this document that rises above complete ignorance and/or insanity.
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Thursday's data also suggested some firms further up the manufacturing chain were having trouble passing higher input costs to buyers, pressuring profit margins.
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It's unclear, though, how well enforcement works if the company is still having trouble ridding its platform of well-known extremist organizations' supporters.
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If you're having trouble getting it to display, first make sure that everything is plugged in properly, including the Switch into its dock.
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It's easy to change the size of your icons in Windows 10 if you're having trouble seeing them, or if they're too large.
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Olsen says the sheriff's department was having trouble moving Sam from the home, because she insisted on staying close to her owner's body.
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Not only that, but you can test for effects of concussions or other traumas right there on the field if they're having trouble.
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In the video, Kardashian becomes frustrated with her older sister who was trying to sync their smartphones but seemed to be having trouble.
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But with so many slots available, and several other teams declining berths, some of the tournaments may be having trouble filling their fields.
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So Dr. Hernandez-Rey suggests that a melatonin supplement during these days might be extra effective if you're having trouble getting to sleep.
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