Body cameras also introduce new privacy hurdles for communities, financial and administrative hurdles for police agencies, and accountability hurdles for them both.
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"The scientific hurdles are the lower of the hurdles," she said.
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LaShawn Merritt (400), Kerron Clement (400m hurdles), Erik Kynard (high jump), Keni Harrison (100m hurdles) and Cassandra Tate (400m hurdles) earned wildcards as Diamond League champions.
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HURDLES There are still hurdles to getting a managed deal out the door.
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But the research note this week outlines hurdles remaining hurdles to its mass adoption.
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If the deal manages to clear both hurdles, that sets the stage for … more hurdles.
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Titled Hurdles, the film shows footage of female athletes competing in a hurdles event during Tokyo's 1964 Olympics.
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"I'm excited that the hurdles can be part of a relay," said world 100m hurdles champion Sally Pearson.
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That suggests that gun laws in the US face political hurdles as much as they do constitutional hurdles.
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Hurdles ahead Ratcliffe's nomination could still face hurdles in the Senate, where Republicans have a narrow 53-47 majority.
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What's happening: Junior colleges face significant hurdles just to stay afloat, and those hurdles have gotten higher in recent years.
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U.S. Sweeps 20 Hurdles: The United States completed a rare 26-20-3 sweep in the women's 100-meter hurdles.
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The higher the various hurdles are, the harder I have to wring, and the more hurdles I have to clear.
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There are major hurdles that 5G will have to overcome As exciting as 5G is, it comes with some major technical hurdles.
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But the next day, in the 110-meter hurdles trials, his foot hit four of the first seven hurdles, and his rhythm was destroyed.
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Internalising higher hurdles This body of research, and Strickland's story, is consistent with women tuning into -- and possibly internalising -- the need to jump higher hurdles.
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World record holder Aries Merritt appeared a bit off stride, hitting four hurdles in qualifying sixth-fastest in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.64 seconds.
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If good entertainment takes your emotions for a walk, then American Dreamer is the Olympic steeplechase — or the 400 meter hurdles, if the hurdles were on fire.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) demonstrates some of the many hurdles women face to getting into office — and why those hurdles are bad not just for equality, but basic good governance.
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From June 21955 through June 19833, Dillard — who died on Friday in Cleveland at 21983 — won 21993 consecutive finals, outdoors and indoors, in the high hurdles, low hurdles and sprints.
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"The regulatory hurdles were always a risk, and with Brexit, there are additional hurdles to clear that seem close to insurmountable now," said Neil Wilson, senior market analyst at ETX Capital.
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The U.S. women could sweep the 400m hurdles and take more than one medal in the 100m hurdles with world record holder Keni Harrison, Nia Ali and Olympic champion Brianna McNeal.
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At the Beijing Olympics in 240, Jones was favored to win gold in the 234-meter hurdles; she finished seventh after she clipped the ninth of ten hurdles in the final.
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"Once we solve these hurdles, in particular - its small hurdles within the financial services sector and mining sector - we won't see non-compliance two weeks from today," he said, without elaborating.
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Right now, cost — and perception — are VirZoom's biggest hurdles.
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That helped, but major hurdles remain — particularly, naloxone's cost.
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US automakers have found that the costs of getting low-margin small cars over these hurdles are such that the equation doesn't work out, which is precisely the purpose of those hurdles.
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Even if Elliott agrees to it, though, substantial hurdles remain.
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Mahindra, among other carmakers, is facing regulatory hurdles in India.
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The Wisconsin Republican acknowledged the high hurdles to Trump's goal.
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During it, you'll face your fears and overcome important hurdles.
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Paulie loses his cool and hurdles insults back at Kyle.
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But the proposition still has some legal hurdles to navigate.
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But her 40s still presented a fair share of hurdles.
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Regulatory hurdles may slow completion of the sales, he added.
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Regulatory hurdles pose a significant challenge to their mass adoption.
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His mum, Nia, just won silver in the 100m hurdles.
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However, the startup is already coming up against regulatory hurdles.
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The source added the bid could also face antitrust hurdles.
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"There are some real logistical hurdles to hitting these targets."
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Yet there are hurdles to any deal involving Invest Bank.
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They face planning hurdles and bottlenecks in the construction industry.
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But those are hurdles that documentarians are used to navigating.
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There are significant regulatory hurdles before drone delivery becomes mainstream.
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Turkey would face other significant hurdles if it requests extradition.
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She was meant to go to college to run hurdles.
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Technical and regulatory hurdles have hampered progress for drone deliveries.
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But hurdles remain, and intellectual property is one of them.
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Mr Neeleman seems to be primed to overcome these hurdles.
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DITIB's efforts in Cologne are impressive, but face stiff hurdles.
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Sleeping arrangements — well, The Miz has run into hurdles, anyway.
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In spite of all this backing for 26G, hurdles exist.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Everyone has hurdles to overcome in life.
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I'm just trading in one set of hurdles for another.
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But Disney will encounter new hurdles selling directly to consumers.
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Software upgrades, testing and regulatory hurdles are sure to follow.
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So it didn't sound like there were any major hurdles.
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Apart from the storm, the group has faced other hurdles.
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All of these proposals face significant licensing and other hurdles.
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And we're also getting rid of all the bureaucratic hurdles.
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These hurdles give succour to those campaigning against assisted dying.
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According to Lucas, Acorns won't run into the same hurdles.
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Yet the promising pair exemplify some of European tech's hurdles.
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One of the biggest hurdles will be securing Russia's approval.
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So from the start, there are hurdles for harassment targets.
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And if so, what are the biggest hurdles to overcome?
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The firing question doesn't eliminate hurdles the lawsuit may face.
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The tax reform debate has also encountered its own hurdles.
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As a result, the journey usually involves overcoming frustrating hurdles.
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Beyond tax hurdles, rising competition is another key potential risk.
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Meanwhile, projects in the west have already cleared key hurdles.
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There was no indication what the remaining hurdles might be.
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But first Drawbridge needs to get through a few hurdles.
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Airbnb has recently faced other regulatory hurdles across the world.
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Women in Saudi Arabia face significant hurdles to practice sport.
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She also speaks to the hurdles facing the transgender community.
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But to get there several more hurdles must be overcome.
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However, Plank also saw hurdles ahead for the labor market.
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But Gillespie faces two big hurdles, both tied to Trump.
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Schumer faces high hurdles to winning the Senate in 21625.
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The company has cleared some significant hurdles in its history.
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The new rules are tougher and include additional regulatory hurdles.
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But the investment has been delayed due to licensing hurdles.
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At present, though, the hurdles to constitutional change remain high.
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Prosecutors have faced some hurdles in their case against Butina.
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But the company has had its own set of hurdles.
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The companies have faced other hurdles in the United States.
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These are fairly high hurdles; but, still, it could happen.
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That is nearly impossible now owing to the mammoth hurdles.
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Friday to present a new rationale, despite the legal hurdles.
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But despite the hurdles, lawmakers maintain hope for the future.
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Mr. Cagney, however, is likely to confront plenty of hurdles.
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I know there are technological hurdles to providing universal broadband.
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It still must pass a number of other legislative hurdles.
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Regulatory hurdles have often slowed down implementation, some executives said.
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Bringing the Thai drama to the screen faces hurdles, however.
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"There are battles and hurdles within each artist," he says.
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No such hurdles are required for prescribing any opioid painkillers.
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N heightened concerns about potential regulatory hurdles to Comcast's bid.
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He asked airline executives in February to identify regulatory hurdles.
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But women face numerous legal and social hurdles to ownership.
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Brazil's foreign ministry played down the hurdles to a deal.
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"There are a lot of technical hurdles to overcome," Gen.
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These technical and operational hurdles are a barrier to entry.
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Despite these hurdles, both companies are already eying international opportunities.
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And both bodies said the country had cleared those hurdles.
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Even before the CUP announcement, Mr. Sanchez faced significant hurdles.
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But a recent episode hinted at the hurdles still remaining.
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And for users, there have been fewer hurdles to clear.
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"The last thing they need are additional challenges and hurdles."
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The antitrust case still has other legal hurdles to overcome.
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"I really hit some hurdles I wasn't expecting," Brown said.
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Creating a system like Singapore's would still face huge hurdles.
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Even companies looking to do the right thing face hurdles.
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It's a really rigorous process with a lot of hurdles.
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But Karem may be facing a steeper set of hurdles.
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Supply and demand are building, separated mostly by legal hurdles.
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There are legislative hurdles to both those approaches as well.
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The new regulations are intended to banish such bureaucratic hurdles.
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Go deeper: Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy doesn't clear all legal hurdles
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Journalists for print organizations faced their own hurdles on Tuesday.
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He is a floundering young man with many hurdles ahead.
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He once held every world hurdles record outdoors and indoors.
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Such technologies face a range of regulatory and scientific hurdles.
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Complexity and consumer inertia are more significant hurdles to saving.
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What are some of the biggest hurdles that you've faced?
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That project still needs to clear legal and regulatory hurdles.
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The maps demonstrate the strategic hurdles currently confronting both parties.
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But in recent weeks, a number of hurdles have appeared.
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But local regulatory hurdles present a challenge to both firms.
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The administration could try, but it would face serious hurdles.
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"The hurdles in health care are very high," admits Sandhu.
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There are still some hurdles that threaten the market's gains.
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As with mobile wallets, technical hurdles may hamper customer enthusiasm.
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Remember to be a united front when faced with hurdles.
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The project faces considerable hurdles before it can move forward.
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Despite the hurdles, China is impatient to grow the industry.
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She obviously still has many hurdles to clear, including college.
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But they warned that regulatory hurdles still threaten any deal.
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Go deeper... Special report: The human hurdles to smart cities
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The announcement had been delayed for years by regulatory hurdles.
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The hurdles are institutional and philosophical, and ultimately financial too.
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I was writing yesterday about a lot of the hurdles.
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So a lot of hurdles there for someone to scale.
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Hurdles The issues raised by Wyden, specifically on the appearance of conflicts of interest, threaten to create new hurdles for Trump's selected economic point person before he can take his position in the Cabinet.
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NHTSA said in March there are few legal hurdles to the deployment of self-driving cars with human controls, but potential "significant" hurdles to autonomous vehicles that have no steering wheels or brake pedals.
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Still, there are hurdles in the Times' quest to, as the guidelines put it, facilitate "civil" conversations that "avoid name-calling" — hurdles like teaching the algorithm when to flag newly coined insults about politicians.
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Edrick Floréal's hurdlers are having quite a meet, with Omar McLeod of Jamaica winning gold in the men's 110 hurdles and Kori Carter of the United States winning gold in the women's 400 hurdles.
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The 10 events have been selected because of their popularity with fans, and track competitions will also include the men and women's 100 meters, men's 110m hurdles, women's 100m hurdles and a mixed 4x400m relay.
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And they keep putting hurdles in front of you to the point where you're like, 'I'm never going to get to the damn finish line because I keep having hurdles put in front of me.
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"The vote sets new high hurdles for successful negotiations," Kempf said.
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Yet bike sharing programs in China have faced their own hurdles.
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There are three hurdles to the plan to break up California.
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Regardless of the other hurdles, where you put your router matters.
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I started to think about all the possible hurdles and challenges.
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But Schweiger explains that, top to bottom, the hurdles are numerous.
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Such partnerships would likely also have to clear national security hurdles.
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But Boston Dynamics' cheetah can't spring over hurdles like MIT's can.
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Divisions among local communities and technical hurdles have delayed the sale.
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So we're confident there's no hurdles as we grow our business.
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It was the diplomatic hurdles that had stressed Team USA out.
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Elsewhere on the international scene there remain huge hurdles in Europe.
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To be sure, Comcast has hurdles to overcome beyond Murdoch's taxes.
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These are people who will struggle to clear such bureaucratic hurdles.
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There are still hurdles in getting the meat onto supermarket shelves.
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It's usually one of the final hurdles before a job offer.
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But women still face numerous legal and social hurdles to ownership.
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There are no more technical hurdles for them to jump over.
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But legal and regulatory hurdles can be removed in some cases.
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But Goldman does have a few hurdles, according to industry insiders.
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But there are a number of hurdles for SeaBubbles to overcome.
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Not all technical hurdles have been overcome with the missiles, however.
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Whether Disney has surmounted the tech hurdles remains to be seen.
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Hurdles to student voting are hardly limited to politically competitive states.
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But numerous delays and technical hurdles have pushed back that target.
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The company clears those hurdles by delivering these products via drones.
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As in any milestone moment, there are many hurdles to overcome.
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But the prospect of regulation may introduce hurdles for that growth.
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"Hurdles would be high to win orders for iPhones," Hayase said.
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But the hurdles to obtaining these drugs precede Arkansas's execution plans.
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Hulu faces some of the same hurdles as its competitors, however.
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They face compliance and regulatory hurdles as they grow, raising costs.
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That could create new hurdles to equitable access to basic services.
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There's still hurdles and barriers that we have to break down.
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Those cases have stalled because of hurdles in the extradition process.
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Still, struggles remain for unbinding Still, the unbinding effort faces hurdles.
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Trump still faces serious hurdles that strong poll numbers can't mask.
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Later American Dalilah Muhammad won gold in the women's 400 hurdles.
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Asus seems to indicate that it overcame all of those hurdles.
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But getting there, given fundamental hurdles, may prove to be difficult.
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The cap can be raised, but only by meeting additional hurdles.
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Three big hurdles still stand in the way of foreign entrepreneurs.
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Other companies have made big gains in China despite these hurdles.
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There are not only technical hurdles to overcome but ethical ones.
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But divisions among local communities and technical hurdles delayed the sale.
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But how long before the North Koreans cross those two hurdles?
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Among the biggest (and most controversial) hurdles is the whiteboard interview.
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But there are two big hurdles to this type of policy.
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Past Australian efforts to resettle asylum seekers elsewhere ran into hurdles.
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There may also be mental and emotional hurdles in your way.
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Tesla faces major hurdles living up to the Model 3 hype.
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But Albemarle's expansion has been hampered by technological and regulatory hurdles.
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There are usually technical hurdles that present themselves at every session.
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According to Bloomberg, "technical hurdles" have caused AirPower to be delayed.
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But here too producers say they face hurdles beyond the conflict.
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Getting the endangerment finding out of the way eliminates these hurdles.
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StarCraft and its peers offer a whole list of unique hurdles.
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However, there may be some significant regulatory hurdles for these apps.
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A combination of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot would also face hurdles.
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The source did not say how previous hurdles had been overcome.
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From congestion and pollution to intertribal suspicion, the hurdles are many.
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Rai Benjamin also has gold medal ambitions in the 400m hurdles.
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Post-Brexit, many more couples across Europe may face such hurdles.
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That said, democracy in the Arab world faces two peculiar hurdles.
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Still, the large-scale commercialization of electric cars faces major hurdles.
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To reach it Ms. Subkoff had to clear a few hurdles.
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Neither of those hurdles would apply after Trump leaves office, however.
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Such numbers could create hurdles for Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Even more worrisome, the propaganda and recruitment wars face steep hurdles.
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At least five hurdles have tripped us up in the past.
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For any third-party presidential campaign, there are two big hurdles.
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She had won the hurdles at the 1933 United States championships.
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Policy makers should focus on simplifying the public filing regulatory hurdles.
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That was one of the hurdles we had to get over.
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To be sure, businesses face profound hurdles within the autocratic state.
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A long bus ride But there were more hurdles to jump.
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But technical hurdles would still need to be resolved said Wong.
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China, he said, though proved to have too many regulatory hurdles.
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No one knows what hidden hurdles will emerge as testing begins.
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Inquire about previous hurdles and ask how they were dealt with.
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But one can imagine a future when those hurdles are cleared.
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Despite Lott's apparent earnestness, bureaucratic hurdles will likely doom his idea.
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The real hurdles are borders, sovereign governments, global trade and businesses.
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Now, those cities may face far bigger hurdles to receive bids.
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Alphabet canceled the project due to insurmountable technological and economic hurdles.
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Yes, but: Facebook will face scores of regulatory hurdles in China.
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Women in Saudi Arabia face significant hurdles to competing in sports.
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Republicans face their share of hurdles to accomplishing their legislative goals.
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The zoo's director blamed bureaucratic hurdles hampering efforts to improve conditions.
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Courts impose almost impossible hurdles on employees who bring discrimination claims.
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In Staten Island, regulatory hurdles forced JUMP to remove its bikes.
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Women also face far bigger hurdles in making follow-up films.
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Still, real hurdles remain before Berlin TXL becomes a functional neighborhood.
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Analysts expect that Disney will clear those hurdles by early 2019.
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Snap says that there are still technical hurdles preventing automatic transfer.
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Then there are, of course, economic and financial hurdles, she said.
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Needless to say, building an empire is never without its hurdles.
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Sanders has hurdles to overcome, but clearly, he could defeat Trump.
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He's deeply concerned about the educational hurdles faced by black students.
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There will be nothing low key about U.S. hurdles races, though.
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They face regulatory hurdles to adding infrastructure to create the system.
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But the path to a commercial launch is not without hurdles.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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So e-commerce companies, for example, face high and baffling hurdles.
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Here's a look at Mr. Cox and the hurdles he faces.
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However, significant hurdles remain, including the ban on wagering in China.
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Hurdles: There are concerns over how workable the deal will be.
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At each point, logistics present hurdles and political opposition could flare.
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The law still faces hurdles even beyond the debate in Congress.
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Life after exoneration hasn't been without hurdles, Ryan Matthews told CNN.
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But the process is slow, and it faces lots of hurdles.
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State Farm is tackling those hurdles with its internal innovation lab.
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But hurdles remain to avert the second shutdown in a month.
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In some cases, what led to ceasing operations were regulatory hurdles.
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I don't think these hurdles keep Biden from entering the race.
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It faces hurdles to sell its own shareholders on the deal.
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Oklo faces significant hurdles on its road to regulatory approval, though.
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Making Starlink a global service will likely face international regulatory hurdles.
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Under President Trump, the effort is sure to face additional hurdles.
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George Allen promised to "kick down any hurdles" to its development.
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They just add more hurdles for people to get government assistance.
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What's new: There are other signs of hurdles facing the effort.
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Health officials say that presents new technical hurdles, given that HealthCare.
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On Super Tuesday, one of her big hurdles could be money.
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The three new drugs will have to clear American regulatory hurdles.
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Knots can be entanglements, junctures, bindings, obstacles, hurdles, gates and coupling.
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She also took home two gold medals at the 22017 World Junior Championships in Athletics, won the 73m Hurdles at the 27 Big 213 Outdoor Championships, and won the 22017m hurdles at the Big 12 Indoor Championship.
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HG: For the delivery drones I think it's going to be at least 2020, because, as you mentioned, we need to overcome some cultural hurdles but also regulatory hurdles and there's still some technology that needs inventing.
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Soon, the first dog on each team is off-leash and running: leaping four hurdles, tapping a spring-loaded box to release a mouth-sized ball, grabbing the ball and dashing back over the hurdles with it.
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However, the British government has more legal hurdles in the pipeline too.
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The $2000 billion deal has faced hurdles due to hacks at Yahoo.
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And constitutionally also it has to pass through a number of hurdles.
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Its perception as a seedy locale is just one of several hurdles.
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Failure at any of those three hurdles could cost May her job.
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The UAW's position, however, presents one of many hurdles to the deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Commercial rather than technical hurdles ultimately torpedoed Novo Nordisk's (NOVOb.
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One of the greatest hurdles for machine learning is grasping social interactions.
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Technical hurdles aside, the ASC approach doesn't guarantee a continuity of consciousness.
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We also reviewed company milestones, access to capital and industry-specific hurdles.
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There are a lot of reasons for the FDA's notorious regulatory hurdles.
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Not only was it isolating, but it came with medical hurdles, too.
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I would lay out all the hurdles — can you raise enough money?
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Paul Newton (R) and many more to discuss financial hurdles to homeownership.
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To be fair, the hurdles involved in developing these devices are immense.
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Jumping those hurdles could be difficult for these four candidates in November.
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But the majority of these countries have substantial hurdles for Libra adoption.
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But there are a few hurdles for Goldman, according to industry insiders.
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Why jump over hurdles when you could just RUN STRAIGHT THROUGH THEM?
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The hurdles are many — so let's talk about a few of them.
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"There are too many hurdles for state bar prosecutors," Mr Eaton says.
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Raising the funds, and gathering the necessary information, are among the hurdles.
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Insurers face many hurdles, however, to becoming service providers and risk consultants.
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Even so, there are several hurdles to playing mini games on WeChat.
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The Wall Street Journal earlier reported on the start-up's funding hurdles.
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But those wishing to alter their travel plans may find hurdles ahead.
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Millennials pointed to significant hurdles that stand between them and retirement security.
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Those hurdles are not just an inconvenience, they can affect financial stability.
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"That inspired me to get over the other hurdles," Mr. Lauro said.
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Hurdles to getting a system like this up and running are immense.
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So there's plenty of hurdles still stacked in front of any reform.
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There are more practical and immediate hurdles it has to clear, too.
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Ridesharing companies have faced increased political and regulatory hurdles in recent years.
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EU countries face the same logistical hurdles for their imports from Britain.
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For all the buzz surrounding such online brands, they face high hurdles.
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Russell said LIDAR faces extremely high hurdles of reliability, and rightly so.
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It is unlikely to face hurdles to uptake from Apple or Google.
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But the project's initial hurdles had some negative effects for local people.
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Despite these hurdles, VCRs became a staple of the home entertainment system.
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After five years, you realize that there are bigger hurdles to overcome.
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Analysts were optimistic about the proposed deal but cautioned on regulatory hurdles.
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Although the deal still faces hurdles, it is likely to go ahead.
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We need to make sure there are not too many bureaucratic hurdles.
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Other teams aren't actually opponents, they're just hurdles on the race course.
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The difficulty in showing a causal link adds to other legal hurdles.
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Stocks have cleared two of three major hurdles in the past day.
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Could stars be better prepared for the mental hurdles of reality television?
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That means Starry will have a lot of technical hurdles to overcome.
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But it's also true that other energy sources have hit similar hurdles.
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But there are significant legal and logistical hurdles to making that happen.
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Despite the hurdles, there is plenty of optimism surrounding "La French Tech".
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Oh, and the bill will face steep, steep hurdles in the Senate.
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And if they're not native English speakers, the hurdles are even higher.
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And he's starting to realize how many hurdles stand in the way.
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Next week's European Central Bank meeting is one of the first hurdles.
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The hurdles posed by the challenge are not what you might expect.
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The territory still faces logistical hurdles to distribute food, fuel and water.
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Park demurred, explaining the significant legislative hurdles required to send the reinforcements.
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But the proposal faces a number of potential hurdles in the Senate.
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Gold medalists Matthew Centrowitz (1,500m) and Kerron Clement (400m hurdles) also qualified.
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But negotiators face a number of key hurdles before completing a deal.
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The technical problems and regulatory hurdles that remain are numerous and tricky.
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But even before the tariff threat, there were still hurdles to cross.
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The journey from sharing a desk to making billions wasn't without hurdles.
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There are some considerable hurdles going forward, both theoretical and in effect.
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The proposed legislation faces hurdles to becoming a law, including privacy concerns.
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"We're facing the same hurdles we faced with drunk driving," he said.
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Wisconsin recently passed a bill creating major hurdles to voter registration campaigns.
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That lessened the regulatory hurdles and provided a choicer partner, he said.
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" DW: "The amount of failures and hurdles actually kept this project going.
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But the company is already winning, despite all the hurdles it's facing.
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Although it is growing in the United States, Mitsubishi still faces hurdles.
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Con Edison's idea could circumvent all of those hurdles, Mr. Ketschke said.
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Now Ottawa will rejoin the talks but hurdles like dispute panels remain.
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"We see no hurdles to the deal closing as expected," Maris said.
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The market seemed to anticipate hurdles for the Monsanto deal on Wednesday.
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The two biggest hurdles to a deal were resolved earlier this week.
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Both measures have failed to clear procedural hurdles on the Senate floor.
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Some hurdles to success are within PREPA's control and some are not.
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CBS News: House Democrats in position to gain but still face hurdles.
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Still, efforts to block the sales face several hurdles on Capitol Hill.
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Shafir cites two hurdles for the lackluster deal environment: Valuations and regulation.
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Despite bipartisan support and industry backing, the legislation faces hurdles (The Hill).
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In addition to these external fights, Osterloh may face hurdles inside too.
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Once the initial hurdles are cleared, it's not too bad to mod.
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Mehling believes public misperceptions and regulatory hurdles have unduly complicated that process.
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The hurdles and pitfalls are numerous, but the potential rewards are huge.
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But in the past, getting emergency funding has meant overcoming political hurdles.
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Hurdles remain before operations get underway to dig beneath the planet's surface.
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Republicans have faced hurdles in passing their agenda early in Trump's presidency.
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Most advertisers can buy ads through Google with few hurdles to clear.
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El Mufti believes these hurdles can create opportunities and mean less competition.
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The bill must still clear several other hurdles in the coming days.
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But the political push to tighten up on Beijing faces considerable hurdles.
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But even with the show of strength, the movement faces several hurdles.
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Even if a dance is deemed long enough, there are other hurdles.
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Those bureaucratic hurdles were so daunting that the clinics stopped injecting eggs.
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They have closed polling places, reduced voting hours and introduced bureaucratic hurdles.
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But everyone knows that cooking is really the least of the hurdles.
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Legal experts say the government faces high hurdles to win its appeal.
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The decision was one of numerous hurdles placed in the commission's way.
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In fact, Democrats overcame huge structural hurdles to win nearly 212018 seats.
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The deal has cleared regulatory hurdles in the U.S. and now China.
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But it was not my cleanest one at a couple of hurdles.
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HURDLES AHEAD However, a coalition pact is not yet a done deal.
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For now, confusion and legal hurdles are preventing use of the devices.
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They are daunted by the hurdles they face to begin practicing again.
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For their part, the alliance states are trying to overcome these hurdles.
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Savers inclined to deposit large amounts of cash may face some hurdles.
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But Ojo underscored the specific hurdles to cryptocurrency adoption on the continent.
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"Sonic" had several hurdles to clear to win the weekend for Paramount.
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McLeod added another gold here in the 110 hurdles on Monday night.
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This approach would thwart procedural hurdles Democrats could pursue under normal circumstances.
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Analysts said one of the biggest hurdles is the tight time frame.
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But he also acknowledged the hurdles that come along with healthcare reform.
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Despite the potential hurdles in the Senate, the bill's backers remain optimistic.
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Your hiring has run into some major hurdles regarding your last job.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing news media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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But Cunningham also has hurdles to overcome before he can face Tillis.
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The cognitive hurdles to manage our privacy online are simply too steep.
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To fly again, the 737 Max must overcome a series of hurdles.
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The company also faces hurdles in London, one of its biggest markets.
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We could, for example, create three moral hurdles every bail must meet.
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Reality: The strategy will face considerable hurdles when Parliament reconvenes in September.
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Reality: The strategy will face considerable hurdles when Parliament reconvenes in September.
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Can these two help each other out over their respective emotional hurdles?
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Despite her financial hurdles, Ms. Tedesco still has a sense of humor.
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Realistic estimates for autonomous ride-hailing are still tough given regulatory hurdles.
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He was determined to bridge the logistical hurdles of the town's isolation.
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Those double hurdles are exceedingly unusual for most incumbents in congressional elections.
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" Despite procedural hurdles, he added, "bump stocks are going to be gone.
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None of this is to say that the hurdles are necessarily insurmountable.
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However, lawmakers must jump a set of hurdles to reach that goal.
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It is also working on easing bureaucratic hurdles to unlimited "expert visas".
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But overcoming the technological hurdles will vary greatly from patient to patient.
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Even if Republicans overcome these hurdles, doing so will take precious time.
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You get the idea; there are many hurdles that prevent quick fixes.
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Susan Unterberg, 77, above, knows firsthand the hurdles that female artists face.
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But many experts say the technological hurdles to such advances have collapsed.
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Other agencies can put their own requirements in place, adding more hurdles.
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But despite these hurdles, most locals agree the process has been worthwhile.
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But Dr. Barbot said there were still hurdles in ultra-Orthodox communities.
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Rollins, Ali, and Castlin finished 1-2-3 in the 100-meter hurdles.
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Rollins, Ali, and Castlin finished 1-2-3 in the 100 meter hurdles.
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The deal faced a number of hurdles before the sides reached an agreement.
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The settlement must be approved by Sabraw and has to clear procedural hurdles.
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Such requirements create new hurdles to healthcare businesses in states that adopt them.
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At the least, Maryland and DC have now cleared one of those hurdles.
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Hurdles aside, some airlines are beginning to think outside the single trash bag.
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Jones, after an excellent hurdles and high jump, is third on 3,964 points.
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HURDLES - The Greens and FDP are at opposite ends of the political spectrum.
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While I am confident, I know this experience comes with hurdles and rejections.
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But there are legal hurdles to installing Cuccinelli as acting Homeland Security secretary.
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Even so, Trump faces hurdles in trying to win Pennsylvania again in 2020.
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These types of technologies are technically feasible but face cost and financing hurdles.
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Among the possible hurdles: the fate of three U.S. citizens detained by Pyongyang.
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Instead, he labeled these moments "hurdles" and "hiccups" on the road to recovery.
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Here are 11 relationship hurdles that can ruin your romantic relationship for good.
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To be sure, they are facing increasing hurdles in today's real estate market.
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Any move to challenge media companies' licenses, however, would likely face significant hurdles.
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Financial hurdles aren't the only barriers to a more stringent airport security system.
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Even so, there are hurdles to clear before FES can be used routinely.
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Well-off homeowners who drive cars and have passports barely notice such hurdles.
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There are many technical hurdles to creating a decent pair of Bluetooth earphones.
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Air travel, however, has arguably fewer hurdles ahead than autonomy on the ground.
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That would eliminate many of the language and technical hurdles associated with ridesharing.
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As the company stated, there are some hurdles before the deal becomes official.
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The bottom line: Libra faces tons of technical, economic, political and social hurdles.
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But the process of making this official will face at least two hurdles.
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Any tie-up would likely face political and workforce hurdles, particularly in Italy.
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The hurdles to getting this type of service off the ground are enormous.
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Even if the technological hurdles are surmounted, regulation may prove a bigger obstacle.
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There are some serious hurdles to overcome in the building of this tower.
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After overcoming technical hurdles, electric air taxis must still be licensed by regulators.
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Many hurdles remain to making drone delivery a common part of Americans' lives.
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There are so many hurdles in accessing birth control besides clinics being around.
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The hurdles to becoming a full member of the IEA can be high.
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There are still a few hurdles before NAFTA 2.0 USMCA becomes a reality.
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Serena Williams' superstar status doesn't preclude her from the hurdles of working motherhood.
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You could only imagine the hurdles she encountered every minute of the day.
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Time will tell if this grows and can scale up despite the hurdles.
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Political and logistical hurdles complicate the process, even for the most bottomless pockets.
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TC Energy still has hurdles to jump before it can build the pipeline.
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For makers of passenger drones face legal hurdles as well as technical ones.
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Despite these hurdles, NPR reported Wednesday that there have been over 100,000 comments.
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Every successful one had terrible hurdles and setbacks that they had to overcome.
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But there are hurdles, with land availability for solar parks a chief concern.
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You'll learn a lot about the model life — the pitfalls and the hurdles.
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But there's still a lot of hurdles to clear before that time comes.
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He even considered introducing wild elk, but the bureaucratic hurdles seemed too onerous.
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But technical hurdles continue to stand in the way of broader foreign involvement.
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Those hurdles are worth overcoming, though, for an eerie trip under the sea.
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But they face particularly high hurdles given the current political climate in Washington.
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"The hurdles are low, so the potential for outperformance is there," Tepper said.
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Some hurdles to recourse stem from the contract terms that patients agree to.
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Besides all of the technological hurdles, the scaling up can be very complex.
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Any extradition request would face legal and political hurdles in the United States.
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Kate Dwyer: Being two women entering into the business world poses additional hurdles.
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These once-common lawsuits now face higher hurdles and are filed less often.
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In Rio, the average score in the 2800-metre hurdles was 216,21 points.
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Poor implementation could actually create newer hurdles and possible misuse of the law.
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"It's very unlikely," PhillipCapital (India) analyst Naveen Kulkarni said, citing the regulatory hurdles.
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Despite those hurdles, the travel firms say they focus on safe, accessible spots.
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Student debt is one of the biggest financial hurdles in the United States.
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Savvy series buffs know all signs point to yes, despite the herculean hurdles.
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These regulatory hurdles are real barriers to patients trying to access new medicines.
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But by June 28th of this year, the team had overcome those hurdles.
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But no great meet-cute happens without overcoming its own set of hurdles.
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Despite those hurdles, the under-appreciated success of NextGen programs speaks for itself.
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The three GOP senators aren't the only potential hurdles in the upper chamber.
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All kinds of hurdles to collecting the data, which means we'll be slower.
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And prison reform is facing new hurdles from both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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But like all new technology, both of these hurdles will vanish over time.
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However, Broadcom's chief financial officer, Thomas Krause, appeared confident of overcoming regulatory hurdles.
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Stocks also have a series of technical hurdles to break through, says Baruch.
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Regulating such pollution from commercial airplanes could present major legal and engineering hurdles.
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What begins as conviction is quickly thwarted by logistical hurdles and self-doubt.
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It just creates future hurdles if the Senate chooses to incorporate major elements.
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But it's at the state level where these procedural hurdles are most pernicious.
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Despite many hurdles, Atlante is under pressure to move quickly on a sale.
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Mainstream media has largely shied away from cannabis ads because of regulatory hurdles.
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Frequently, these new technologies face high regulatory hurdles in the U.S. and abroad.
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DE) expects no regulatory hurdles to its takeover by China's Midea Group (000333.
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During Tuesday night's men's 110-meter hurdles, Devon Allen was NBC's temporary fascination.
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Policymakers should also focus on clearing accreditation and compliance hurdles for federal vendors.
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Beyond high rates of poverty, Latinos face social and cultural hurdles to care.
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While the deal was announced Thursday, there are still a number of hurdles.
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In Kansas, Concannon's Medicaid expansion bill still faces significant hurdles to becoming law.
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There are two big hurdles to these demands, one political and one procedural.
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What were some of the hurdles you overcame as a woman in comedy?
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The resulting social pressure of the prohibitionists creates hurdles to normal business activities.
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The logistical and bureaucratic hurdles associated with doing work in space are astounding.
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Romania has some big hurdles to overcome to truly become a tech hub.
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The proposal adds regulatory hurdles to the process of designating a critical habitat.
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If all regulatory hurdles are cleared, leases could be signed in 18 months.
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These hurdles ranged from cybercrime and natural disasters to leadership misconduct and fraud.
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One way to overcome these hurdles would be to use a bigger weapon.
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Larger tournaments and events with physical locations have more difficult hurdles to clear.
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The proposal needs to cross various political hurdles before it becomes a reality.
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The United States, however, faces steep hurdles in persuading a skeptical international community.
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But the festival still faces steep hurdles to proceed as intended in August.
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"We had a Jewish Catholic marriage and had to overcome some hurdles," Mrs.
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One of the hurdles has been the restriction on money going into Cuba.
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But these efforts face two hurdles that the industry is working to resolve.
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For his part, Mr. Trump will have to navigate two other major hurdles.
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Over the winter, the flannel project had inched forward, with early hurdles cleared.
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He took direct aim at Trump when he discussed the possible hurdles ahead.
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The Balanced Budget Amendment faces even steeper hurdles, requiring 67 senators in support.
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Early Tesla experienced hurdles, including a faulty prototype, Musk said on the podcast.
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Watch for Keni Harrison, a world-record holder, at the 100-meter hurdles.
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A case against CNN would likely face significant hurdles on First Amendment grounds.
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Stephenson called the deal "vertical" rather than "horizontal" and played down regulatory hurdles.
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He opened his second day by clocking 13.75 seconds in the 110m hurdles.
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"I understand what the hurdles are, what the difficulties are," Mr. Fielden said.
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Even if Ant wins the bidding war, it could still face regulatory hurdles.
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So all of these hurdles have helped us build a more meaningful company.
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But opting for Muhammad and McLaughlin without hurdles in their way was irrestible.
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Even for those who do want to be parents, the hurdles remain daunting.
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More broadly, the policy could impose new hurdles on anyone of childbearing age.
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Amazon faces some huge hurdles if it truly wants to set Alexa free.
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There are major safety and regulatory barriers as well as unforeseen technological hurdles.
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Even if that were to happen, though, he would still face several hurdles.
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I desperately want and need to understand the hurdles facing other trafficking survivors.
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Poorer, less educated, marginalized Americans face more hurdles to reaching a comfortable retirement.
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The limp was my faith, my version of flexing muscles or jumping hurdles.
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The power-market rules, the bureaucratic hurdles — those were all created by governments.
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Forget the pragmatic hurdles, such as navigating terrain like Texas's Big Bend country.
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This isn't the first analysis to find minority voters face extra hurdles voting.
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A weak and divided opposition faces high hurdles in mounting an electoral challenge.
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Once matches are made, there are more legal hurdles for donors and recipients.
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The technology faces many regulatory hurdles both in Washington and from local governments.
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Though Uber operates in more than 400 cities, it has faced regulatory hurdles.
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Strong showings by 100m hurdles world record holder Keni Harrison and the relay teams, plus leading performances in the triple jump, shot put, women's 400m hurdles and women's long jump should make for frequent trips to the podium for the Americans.
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With Danielle Williams winning the 100m hurdles Diamond Trophy to secure a wildcard entry to the world championships, the JAAA has named four athletes to contest the sprint hurdles, with Janeek Brown, Megan Tapper and Yanique Thompson completing the lineup.
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Charles M. Blow Bernie Sanders's campaign is making incredible strides, but huge hurdles remain.
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But even before that snag, the disaster relief bill faced serious hurdles to passage.
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China's protective policies and regulatory hurdles make it off-limits for most such behemoths.
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But it's the government's civil rights obligation to help people over whatever hurdles exist.
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Bankers say they sweat through every year's process, worried they will miss unseen hurdles.
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Despite government support, progress has been slow due to regulatory hurdles and public protests.
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Despite some logistical hurdles, the Women's March on Washington is going full speed ahead.
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Trump's new executive order was designed with the intention of avoiding the legal hurdles.
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Even so, a few hurdles remain until this becomes a regular data storage solution.
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But there are still more hurdles to clear, including approval by EU member governments.
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What are the hurdles we're really facing right now with incorporating safer consumption spaces?
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The FDA, meanwhile, sought to create strict regulatory hurdles for any genetically modified animal.
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Wilson sees more hurdles in 2019, including earnings revisions, Fed uncertainty, and technical conditions.
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It also wants to eliminate environmental hurdles to projects and sell off federal assets.
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But never will she try the 400 hurdles as a questioner hinted might happen.
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Given its reach, the agency inevitably faces political hurdles as well as practical ones.
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However, the quartet navigates these hurdles while contending with gang violence and police harassment.
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Forging a successful relationship with Trump may become one of López Obrador's biggest hurdles.
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But there are plenty of hurdles to overcome if the combination is to succeed.
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But even if the concept flies, it will have to overcome more prosaic hurdles.
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"I've really faced some pretty significant hurdles in my life," Reynolds told the women.
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It's fraught with methodological hurdles from the political to the statistical to the psychological.
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Tesla said it is clearing final regulatory hurdles such as finalizing its manufacturing license.
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Critics say the purpose is to intimidate and provide hurdles to women and doctors.
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Development there would likely also face onerous state regulatory hurdles and potential public opposition.
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In interviews at company headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, Loxo executives addressed the hurdles ahead.
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There are still plenty of hurdles to the widespread adoption of virtual-reality headsets.
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Other companies have certainly overcome similar hurdles, including Oculus, with its infamous manufacturing woes.
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The Belgian government may buy off its farmers, but even so more hurdles await.
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There are still some hurdles to overcome before they can scale up the system.
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Many builders say they are focused on building more affordable homes, but hurdles exist.
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Still, there are various hurdles that must be crossed before a deal is done.
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That's if the index breaks through a number of hurdles in between, he said.
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And, as a family, they're all committed to getting over their future hurdles together.
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Lastly came the big finale, an unprecedented show of dominance in the 100 hurdles.
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Analysts and investors have signaled skepticism about the deal, pointing to possible regulatory hurdles.
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Moreover, her honesty offers a way forward for others struggling with the same hurdles.
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Perhaps Apple overcomes engineering and design hurdles to create a round-shaped Apple Watch.
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Hurdles remain, however, if a fossil fuel-free world is to become a reality.
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It does mean being willing to talk through any hurdles, even when they're uncomfortable.
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The cons primarily involved cost, and perhaps some potential political hurdles in New York.
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There were also regulatory hurdles in Puerto Rico that Tesla didn't face in Australia.
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Because of the uniqueness of this approach, entity betting may face hurdles to grow.
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People seeking safety must overcome numerous hurdles and assumptions about their stories and lives.
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I sought out Dodson's work because I wanted to get over my sexual hurdles.
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And in May 2016, Obama overcame one of the last hurdles in U.S.-Vietnam
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But Japanese firms investing in India face complex and at times baffling regulatory hurdles.
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One of the key hurdles to getting people into treatment is lack of access.
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The car itself stays level, like the torso of an Olympian flying over hurdles.
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Jeremy and Audrey Roloff are committed to overcoming the hurdles of first-time parenthood.
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Because of these structural, economic and legal hurdles, millions of Americans lack property documents.
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The schedule was "unquestionably" one of the biggest structural hurdles, a former official said.
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Testing is under way and deployment is expected around 2020 but infrastructure hurdles remain.
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For example, solar faces significant hurdles due to the design of the grid system.
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Hurdles ahead Aurora expects to start test flying its new plane sometime around 2018.
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Donald Trump now faces two major hurdles to getting the Republican nomination for president.
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Industry insiders tell me that Google Pay has fewer hurdles to jump in comparison.
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It faced regulatory hurdles after Tanzanian aviation authorities warned of revoking the company's licence.
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The growth of marijuana businesses, including marijuana tech businesses are limited by legal hurdles.
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To regain the advantage, medical science needs to overcome a daunting set of hurdles.
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Adverity's mission is to solve those challenges by eliminating the hurdles facing companies today.
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Under present conditions, the hurdles facing aspiring private sector borrowers from banks become higher.
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One of the key hurdles for Europe, though, is its reliance on Russian energy.
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The bill passed the House but failed to clear procedural hurdles in the Senate.
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There's a few hurdles to jump over: European clubs, all that kind of stuff.
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None was bigger than Olympic champion Dalilah Muhammad's stunning 400 metres hurdles world record.
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Cannabis companies face regulatory hurdles that differ at the national, state, and county level.
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But those hurdles may not be enough to sway governments pressing for banking consolidation.
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That may be the case, but Republicans must first leap over a few hurdles.
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Yet he will face significant hurdles in persuading distributors or consumers of that worth.
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And there are legal hurdles to developing those kinds of properties in those communities.
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That is just one of the engineering hurdles any acquirer of Twitter might face.
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He had none of his usual acceleration over the final five of 10 hurdles.
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It's unlikely that the CenturyLink-Level 3 deal would face regulatory hurdles, analysts said.
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But there are other hurdles for Republican women besides the suburban revolt against Trump.
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Showfields and Naked take care of these hurdles that often cause headaches for companies.
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For many, DNA testing offers a way around the bureaucratic hurdles and flawed records.
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There are other logistical hurdles, said Tim Corrigan, a senior coordinating producer for ESPN.
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Weapons handling is one of the main hurdles in preparing an actor for battle.
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But to continue on that path upward, Tesla needs to clear three big hurdles.
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Their efforts were thwarted by skeptical immigration officials, wartime events and endless bureaucratic hurdles.
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Are the hurdles bigger when you look at markets like Latin America or Africa?
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No event may be more difficult to make, though, than the women's 100m hurdles.
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The army faces hurdles That the Iraqi forces don't know Mosul does not help.
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Access without FDA involvement would lower unnecessary hurdles where options, and time, are short.
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Huge hurdles remain, however—most notably, there are dangerous legal ambiguities surrounding self-abortion.
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Mobile payments technology has plenty of hurdles remaining, from innovation to adoption to deployment.
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"It's a living demonstration of the hurdles and considerations of 'emulating' older technological experiences."
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Even if the Chinese can design these chips, the actual manufacturing presents enormous hurdles.
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There were many hurdles: She speaks very little English, and the paperwork seemed insurmountable.
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View a technology's problems as hurdles to overcome instead of barriers to hide behind.
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Despite these hurdles, the country has experienced seven decades of almost uninterrupted democratic rule.
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Any deal for a stake in Iran LNG would also likely face similar hurdles.
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One of the hurdles for the administration may be where to draw the line.
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The embattled bank has faced its fair share of hurdles in the past year.
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The high cost of training and low starting salaries are hurdles to the field.
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You're feeling strong, slaying emotional hurdles as warrior planet Mars connects with supportive Saturn.
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Even after learning they have the disease, Southerners face serious hurdles to getting care.
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Regulatory thickets, technical complexity and the public's skittishness have proven to be formidable hurdles.
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That's saying a lot, given how many hurdles this particular project has to overcome.
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In those days, only the hardiest tourists mastered the hurdles for getting a visa.
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The lawsuit is in its early stages, and it must overcome other legal hurdles.
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Uzbekistan's inclusion could significantly mitigate the bureaucratic hurdles Uzbek labour migrants face in Russia.
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One of the biggest hurdles to AR experiences being incredibly realistic has been occlusion.
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The Trump Administration added even more hurdles, creating a backlog within the Defense Department.
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Generally, undocumented immigrants face many hurdles to getting health care in the United States.
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The lawsuits will have to overcome tough legal hurdles if they are to succeed.
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If HKEX is to end LSE's independence, it still has many hurdles to clear.
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Huawei, however, says hurdles in the United States aren't slowing its development efforts elsewhere.
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There may be technologic hurdles to ensure SNAP users can use their benefit online.
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As the Trump administration wages multiple trade battles, it has met several big hurdles.
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Undocumented immigrants confront similar hurdles, said Hayley Carrington, a program director at HELP USA.
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Other running-shoe companies are struggling to catch up, and may face patent hurdles.
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But if past is prologue, he's qualified to clear the hurdles for Senate confirmation.
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He describes "enormous hurdles" to cross before approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
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Economists at Citi said there still hurdles in the way of a rate hike.
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Plumbing codes, architectural limitations and other hurdles can make it impossible for some workplaces.
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New entrants would not face the same antitrust hurdles as companies already in Brazil.
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Survivors face hurdles of their own, with help likely to be slow in coming.
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Yet mechanical hurdles proved less cumbersome to women fliers than society's skepticism and disdain.
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Yes, they each have hurdles and negatives, but there are also some striking positives.
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Mexican and Canadian negotiators insist that the Trump administration faces its toughest hurdles internally.
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For the sites to open, New York City must still clear some significant hurdles.
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There will be many regulatory, political, and social hurdles to negotiate along the way.
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Here's our breakdown of the deal's aims, and the hurdles that remain to ratification.
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The deal has already cleared a number of key hurdles, including Justice Department approval.
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The project has been delayed, which Hungary said was due to EU regulatory hurdles.
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Even if they do qualify and want to enroll, financial hurdles can be daunting.
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Yet many hurdles still prevent women from joining more tech boards, Ms. Bornstein said.
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