The puzzles range from medium to very hard in difficulty.
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These questions are specific to the user in difficulty and content.
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"This may boost confidence for SOEs that are temporarily in difficulty," said Gao.
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Monday puzzles are easiest, and throughout the week the puzzles progress in difficulty.
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The mainland is now in difficulty again, with double-digit growth a distant memory.
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Never more so than when the craft is in difficulty and passengers need reassurance.
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This was up there in difficulty for a Tuesday, but was worth the effort.
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The routes vary in difficulty with the climbers having never seen the wall before.
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Italian coastguards received an alert late on Sunday that a boat was in difficulty.
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TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Programme, at first earmarked around $700bn for companies in difficulty.
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But it's yet another step up in difficulty and controversy from just firing one person.
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Games start easy and progress in difficulty as your pup gets the hang of things.
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Coast guard members received an alert late on Sunday that a boat was in difficulty.
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Of the respondents questioned, 80 percent said that their top concern was helping those in difficulty.
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It's the beginning of a process of participation from the ground up, of people in difficulty.
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It has also been a step up in difficulty, and the Chinese player experienced some issues.
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The questions range in difficulty and jump around in topic, similar to your standard modern trivia game.
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These challenges, which varied in difficulty, came from a pool of 50 proposed by eleven personality experts.
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The fire brigade reported it received more than 1,000 distress calls and rescued 74 people in difficulty.
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Treetop Adventure, for visitors 7 and older (other restrictions apply), offers seven ropes courses, varying in difficulty.
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With only 211 questions and ten seconds to answer each one, the questions quickly escalate in difficulty.
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The new platformer promises to offer endlessly replayable levels that increase in difficulty each time you beat it.
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Was the course, designed by Pierre Michelet, end-weighted in difficulty, giving an advantage to the stronger men?
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Government measures announced last week included a provision of at least 1 billion euros for companies in difficulty.
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Under the federation scheme launched in March, companies in difficulty could agree a new voluntary arrangement with lenders.
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Make no mistake, although this is a small, inexpensive game, Bridge Constructor Portal ramps up in difficulty pretty quickly.
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Have you noticed that a Sunday New York Times crossword can be anywhere between Tuesday and Thursday in difficulty?
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"The physical language of conducting is often something that's shrouded in mystery and is shrouded in difficulty" Noon said.
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They slowly escalate in difficulty by adding more and more problems to the mix every time you beat a scenario.
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As your skills improve, the lessons will increase in difficulty until you have the ability to draw a realistic portrait.
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If you liked this puzzle, I make a mini puzzle ascending in difficulty and size every weekday for the Atlantic.
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He also said mortgage providers would also be able to provide a 3-month mortgage holiday to those in difficulty.
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His program knows every possible method for solving a KenKen, which he has rated in difficulty from easy to hard.
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And 773 volunteers at Secours Catholique, a charity, help with warm clothes, tinned food and weekly homework for families in difficulty.
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Each week, Po-Shen Loh posts a set of five questions on Expii, ramping up in difficulty from accessible to intense.
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There's plenty of anecdotal evidence floating around the internet to suggest that Pokémon Go has a built-in difficulty enhancement setting.
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But Ms. Merkel also wants to support him and his commitment to Europe, especially when he is in difficulty at home.
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As far as solving today's puzzle, I thought it was a step down in difficulty from the last few we've had.
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The condition, which affects the bones in one's spine, can result in difficulty breathing, early-onset arthritis, and weak joint mobility.
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"He was taking selfies in public places, so he did not look like he was under control or in difficulty," Najwa said.
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And there's no doubt that pawnbrokers, like payday-loan companies, are in the business of making a living off people in difficulty.
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Hot temperatures combined with high humidity and air pollution can also result in difficulty breathing, especially for those with chronic lung conditions.
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"You can take certain paths and work through concepts," Trottier says, comparing CleverPet to a video game with levels that increase in difficulty.
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The questions have been devised by famed Princeton mathematics professor John H. Conway and range in difficulty from high school to PhD level.
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Ro Khanna to drive legislation from the Hill to the White House -- a task that would rival in difficulty a President Sanders' victory.
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Maybe that can be explained by the fact that his courses are only a 2.6 in difficulty and he's got the highest hotness rating.
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But for all their importance to the tourism sector and even, for some people, to Lebanon's image of itself, the festivals remain in difficulty.
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The set is being couched as an educational kit, joining Lego's line a step down in difficulty from the company's much-loved Mindstorm line.
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By the age of 15, 218% of French pupils from poorer backgrounds are "in difficulty", a figure six percentage points above the OECD average.
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"One of the rescuers and the man in difficulty were winched from the water by an emergency helicopter," the police said in a statement.
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Though rated "moderate" in difficulty, the two-mile hike to Tanalian Falls had just enough uphill to keep it from feeling like a stroll.
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When Mr. Di Maio "goes to Paris and meets someone who then puts in difficulty the Italian government, I don't comment," Mr. Salvini said.
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There are 23 of those asterisked theme entries, ranging in difficulty, at 23-, 25-, 38-, 41-, 64-, 66-, 86-, 88-, 105- and 107-Across.
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One thing that stood out to me was the stark difference in difficulty between Sam Trabucco's relatively easy Thursday puzzle and this Friday one.
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"To affirm the principle of collaboration with countries in difficulty does not mean at all to be willing to leave the euro," the note said.
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The publication determined the Masters came in a distant fifth in difficulty among the game's biggest events, the three other majors and the Players Championship.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Peter Gordon brings us a puzzle with a businesslike demeanor that follows a top-to-bottom gradient in difficulty (to me, at least).
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The expansion adds a new rank to the base game's Low/High rank distinction, and the Master rank monsters are appropriately scaled up in difficulty.
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What set Edison apart, he notes, were the traits and habits — "contrary thinking, obstinate repetition, daydreaming, delight in difficulty" — that enhanced his God-given intellect.
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Guinean coast guards saw the canoe in difficulty off-shore on Monday, but were not able to deploy a boat in response, Victor Siga told Reuters.
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"We are saddened to see that the China-(Korea) relationship is in difficulty," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Friday after the verdict against Park.
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In its posting on social media, Peking University's club said officials had hinted that events in Shenzhen were one reason why the society was in difficulty.
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But by utilizing the new and improved depth map, this process can be expedited and reduced in difficulty by, they claim, around an order of magnitude.
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While Toninelli said the ship was in Maltese search and rescue waters and in difficulty, the Maltese email said the ship "has not manifested any distress".
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There were 20 levels, increasing in difficulty and clearly inspired by point-and-click games from the 1980s and '90s, but with a strange, surreal tinge.
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Its high-street stores are in difficulty, with full-price sales in Next's bricks-and-mortar shops down 7.2 percent in the year to Christmas Eve.
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After a puzzle is accepted, it's assigned a day of the week (the puzzles increase in difficulty as the week progresses) and is slated for publication.
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Rescuers pulled some 650 migrants to safety and recovered five dead bodies from boats in difficulty off the coast of Libya on Wednesday, Italy's coastguard said.
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But if I compare World to, say, last year's Japan-only Monster Hunter XX for the Nintendo Switch and 3DS, there's a clear difference in difficulty curve.
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Nakayama compared her creative process to playing a game like Candy Crush—each new menu increasing in difficulty and complexity, in a never-ending competition against herself.
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It had a nice flow this way and seemed to ramp up a bit in difficulty corner by corner, but that might have been my personal experience.
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After the vote, DBRS said the outcome was "credit negative", but since then Gentiloni has set aside 20 billion euros ($21.26 billion) to support banks in difficulty.
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The subscription-based platform teaches English to children ages 2 to 8 through a series of activities, games, and songs that adapt in difficulty to each child's level.
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Both Mr Cordesman and Mr O'Hanlon want a much bigger train-and-assist mission, additional troops to help Afghan forces when in difficulty and more combat air-support.
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"We always stand up for Canadians in difficulty around the world", Trudeau told a press briefing in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where he is attending an African Union summit.
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Carige is the last large Italian bank still in difficulty after Rome rescued larger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two failing regional banks this year.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — ·For anyone who has resolved to do the puzzle every day this year, you may perceive a significant increase in difficulty between Monday and Tuesday.
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Separately, Italy's coastguard said rescuers pulled about 766 people to safety from boats in difficulty in the central Mediterranean on Thursday, and found the dead body of one woman.
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Gone concern capital requirements are intended to ensure that a bank in difficulty can be restructured and wound up in an orderly manner without financial assistance from the state.
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EU rules allow member states to support research activities or relieve energy costs of steel companies, but there are strict rules against state aid used to rescue those in difficulty.
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Building out a variety of teams with different tactical specialties is satisfying, and while there are moments where it feels too easy, later chapters provide a welcome incline in difficulty.
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The besties tell PEOPLE their sport has dramatically increased in difficulty since they competed in the 2008 Games, respectively, and admit it's a relief to be watching rather than competing.
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This aspect — a wide-open grid, it's called, with fewer long words and black boxes — manifests itself in difficulty for the solver, yes, but is also supremely challenging to construct.
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ROME (Reuters) - Rescuers pulled some 650 migrants to safety and recovered five dead bodies from boats in difficulty off the coast of Libya on Wednesday, Italy's coastguard said in a statement.
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While not the healthiest in terms of organics or under a certain calorie amount, the recipes range in difficulty as well as type of cuisine, from pretzel burgers to fish tacos.
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It is a task that will only grow in difficulty as more candidates enter the primary -- Harris announced hours before Sanders' Columbia speech -- and the run on top local operatives begins.
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I would say the crossword component is somewhere around Wednesday-level in difficulty — fittingly, Alex Eaton-Salners also constructed last week's excellent Thursday grid, and I think that puzzle was markedly tougher.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's plans for a "European Monetary Fund" to help euro zone states in difficulty would set strict eligibility criteria that shut out those who are failing to tackle high national debt.
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British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak said lenders will offer a three-month mortgage holiday to those in difficulty, adding that he will set out the next stage of help in the coming days.
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Spiral-bound, with glossy, easy-to-clean covers, these cookbooks are bright and colorful, with recipes that range in difficulty from very easy (mug cake, salad dressing) to more complicated (crepes, spring rolls).
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"To premier Joseph Muscat, who I called personally tonight, I asked that he at least take care of the humanitarian aid of the people in difficulty on Aquarius," Mr. Conte said Sunday night.
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The game increases in difficulty by adding more types of enemies into the mix, but they don't really alter the balance you're striking between harvesting resources from fodder and focusing-down tougher enemies.
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Genoa-based Carige has come to the fore as the last remaining large Italian lender in difficulty after the Rome government rescued Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two regional banks this year.
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A senior IMF official said they were still not satisfied the euro zone was ready to do enough on debt relief but had joined the bailout anyway as Greece risked being in difficulty again.
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After Rome rescued larger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two failing regional banks this year, Carige came into focus as the last large Italian bank still in difficulty following a deep recession.
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The game grows in difficulty, which is to say the solutions grow more creative and obtuse as time goes on, although the path to get to those solutions stays as simple as clicking and sliding.
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On January 11th Mr Salvini said Italy would need to co-ordinate its exit with that of "other countries in difficulty", and that the next government should anyhow focus on negotiating changes to the single currency.
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He said he had merely meant to describe an "objective situation" in which an Italian refusal to adopt the bail-in rules could have been interpreted as a sign that its banking system was in difficulty.
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Salvini, who has dominated Italian politics over the last year thanks to his "man-of-the-people" persona and popular hard-line on immigration, now seems in difficulty and less determined to bring down the government.
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"Overseas Chinese are now in difficulty, and their relatives in the motherland should give them the utmost support," said Zhang Weiren, vice-chairman of the Zhejiang Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, according to Chinese state media.
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Originally announced in 2014 and slated for publication at the end of 2015, the report is set to investigate RBS's culpability over how it treated business customers in difficulty before and during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Encounters also vary in difficulty, which can be determined from the map or within the encounter — you may find some foes or rescues are beyond your power until you pump up a bit (or quaff a potion).
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"We do not want to harm families in difficulty .. who pick the cheapest car, nor do we want to create a shock to the Italian car market, to manufacturers or their workers," Di Maio said on Facebook.
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In Britain, Steve P. Jackson, a professor of biology at the University of Cambridge, is studying cells from two middle-aged people who inherited a gene for ataxia telangiectasia, a disorder that results in difficulty with coordination.
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After Italy bailed out its fourth-largest bank Monte dei Paschi MI> and liquidated two regional lenders this year, Carige came to the fore as the last remaining large bank still in difficulty following a deep recession.
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Those Brexit negotiations with the EU are themselves already in difficulty: There is disagreement across the board, including on the rights of EU citizens living in the UK, which was supposed to be an early concession from May.
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He noted the 685 billion euros ($740 billion) of EU programs to help people and regions in difficulty and to fund infrastructure projects and research — all of which had been agreed by the 28 EU members, including Britain.
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Among highlights are sharp increases in spending on border defenses against illegal immigration as well as on foreign aid, plus more investment in common EU defense schemes, research and technology and on helping euro zone governments in difficulty.
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In plain English, Lease is saying that Biles's third tumbling pass is equivalent in difficulty to Wieber's first pass, a detail that's significant because gymnasts typically perform their most difficult pass first, when their legs are the freshest.
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The third personal wrinkle that I had was that these entries increased dramatically in difficulty from top to bottom, but if you're a fan of 47A or 57A (or both) then you certainly weren't in my slow boat.
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"For women and children in difficulty, the only way to arrive is by plane, not by inflatable dinghy, because the dinghies are operated by criminals who in exchange for trafficking in human beings, buy weapons," Mr. Salvini said.
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Founded in 1869 to help families in difficulty by giving them practical help and support, Family Action now tackles challenges such as financial hardship, mental health and emotional wellbeing, social isolation, parenting difficulties, domestic abuse and substance abuse.
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But Aru and the others slowed rather than press their advantage — apparently adhering to the Tour's unwritten rule that challengers should not attack the race leader when he is in difficulty that is not of his own making.
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There are three rounds that ramp up in difficulty, asking you to pick between two mock-ups presented side by side that start out with design choices that seem obviously wrong, but then escalate to images that are nearly indistinguishable.
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Analysts cited a media report saying the European Stability Mechanism, created by euro zone governments to help countries in difficulty, is proposing new measures to reduce Greece's debt load as the main driver behind the move in Greek bond yields.
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This once-in-a-lifetime game will be hosted by HQ icon Scott Rogowsky, who will be grilling the audience (you see what we did there?) with a series of 12 trivia questions, increasing in difficulty as the game goes on.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Britain's banks should show flexibility to borrowers affected by the coronavirus, finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday, adding that a three-month mortgage grace period for home-owners in difficulty was just a first step.
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Christian Odendahl of the Centre for European Reform said it was clear from resistance within the bloc to a common budget to help out euro zone nations in difficulty that there is limited appetite to shake up the current EU framework.
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"My heart reaches out to and embraces all of you, with a special place for those who live in difficulty," Francis said in a video message to the people of Mozambique before his trip, during which he will give his speeches in Portuguese.
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The researchers didn't specify a particular training regimen, with participants encouraged to use the "Beginnner's Training Plan" provided by the marathon, which consists of approximately three runs per week that increase in difficulty for a 17-week period prior to the race.
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The Italian navy patrol boat Bettica saw that the vessel was in difficulty and approached it to hand out life jackets, but before it could begin a rescue the boat flipped over due to the sudden movement of the passengers, a statement said.
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In the United States, 77 million adults have basic or below health literacy manifesting in difficulty with tasks such as following prescription drug labels or reading a medical pamphlet to know how often one should complete a preventative screening such as a colonoscopy or mammography.
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The game is called Obstacle Tower, and it's a piece of software that's created to judge the level of sophistication of an AI agent by measuring how efficiently it can maneuver up to 100 levels that change and scale in difficulty in unpredictable ways.
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The women's technical committee of the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG), the sport's governing body, said the downgrade in difficulty is to prevent gymnasts -- predominantly from countries looking to break through on the world stage -- from attempting the risky skill to bolster their score.
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Chairman Gian Maria Gros-Pietro approves of the state's intervention in banks in difficulty, but stresses that once the government is in, it should "take control, make strong choices and exit as soon as possible", according to an interview with Il Sole 24 Ore.
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"The whole world is certainly looking at us for the numbers of the contagion, they see a country that is in difficulty, but they also appreciate us because we are showing great strictness and great resistance," Conte said in a speech broadcast on Facebook.
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The financial regulator said that younger consumers and renters were among the most financially stretched, with those in difficulty defined as having failed to pay bills in three or more of the last six months and most likely to be in the 25-34 age range.
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It wasn't the only issue serpentiem ran into while trying to get the mod into shape—once, the textures displaying the game's difficulty settings glitched, resulting in "Difficulty: Korean" showing up in the options menu—but it was, far and away, the biggest challenge they faced.
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The 15 runs the Athletics scored in the three games in New York were the beginning of a stretch of 19 out of 73 games in the Eastern Time Zone and this trip increases in difficulty with a weekend in Toronto followed by four games in Detroit.
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The latest proposals also aim to broaden support from an existing bank-financed fund for mortgage borrowers in difficulty, by relaxing eligibility criteria and increasing the amount and duration of support available, and introduce support for borrowers whose mortgages exceed their property value when they want to sell.
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Even though the puzzles build in difficulty from Monday, partially solving Saturdays will give you insights that will serve you on easier days, as well as a feel for the change in cluing that can make an easy little filler word on a Tuesday a fascinating headscratcher on a Saturday.
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Each level increases in difficulty, with players having to make choices that would either grant them an approving head nod from Bey and passage to the next round, or a brutal, soul-shattering vocal assault delivered with pitch-perfect range, followed by a letter of termination from her team of lawyers.
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I played a preview build of Ape Out, navigating my way through two "discs," which act as sorts of worlds and contain a handful of levels that increase in difficulty as a percussive jazz track pushes you forward through heavily guarded rooms, sporadic drum beats encouraging a fast pace of movement as satisfactory cymbal crashes punctuate every kill.
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"One of the things that I've learned over the past three years of being engaged in consular cases, and showing a modest amount of success in securing the return of Canadians in difficulty around the world, is that every case is different," requiring a "complex approach" with "multiple different elements" that varies depending on the situation, Trudeau said.
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The prime minister said the world was watching to see how Italy, now the country worst hit by the virus outside China, responds: "At this moment the whole world is certainly looking at us for the numbers of the contagion, they see a country that is in difficulty, but they also appreciate us because we are showing great strictness and great resistance," Conte said in a Facebook address.
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