"We know we're making it tough on ourselves," Warren said.
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That's not the only thing making it tough to practice.
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Snapchat's sagging share price is making it tough to retain talent.
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The desert sun was setting, making it tough to see who was there.
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Benioff said companies are positioning for growth next year, making it tough to close deals.
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The devastated infrastructure is making it tough to move aid to where it's needed most.
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Worse, the revving engine gives away its position, making it tough to get the drop on enemies.
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Rules differ across jurisdictions, making it tough for a firm to create a global public-cloud program.
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The problem was that the lights occasionally dimmed in the arena, making it tough for Fuller to see.
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OF Tommy Pham is making it tough for manager Mike Matheny to keep him out of the lineup.
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Their unanchored price was susceptible to huge and unpredictable swings, making it tough for merchants to accept as payment.
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Airport officials say icy conditions are making it tough to get the United airplane back on the runway pic.twitter.
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In the meantime, the U.S. Virgin Islands is trapped in a circle of hock that's making it tough to maneuver.
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The surcharge is paid directly to the insurer, making it tough to argue that this provision is about federal spending.
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They're not afforded the stability of getting a monthly paycheck from employers, making it tough to take control of personal finances.
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It rouses my impulse to make sure she's not uncomfortable as well, making it tough for us to really go there.
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Mercury retrograde is making it tough to push forward; however, some daydreaming won't hurt, and neither will brainstorming about future plans!
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"That's what is making it tough trying to describe what I'm feeling," Judge told reporters at the Yankees' spring training complex.
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Shipping, insurance and other costs also fluctuate, making it tough to capture a cost-reflective fuel price based on oil alone.
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The buttons are hard to feel, making it tough to turn off the headphones or toggle the Cortana mic on and off.
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High winds and low humidity, coupled with dry conditions, are making it tough for firefighters to get a handle on the blazes.
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Some economists are concerned his proposed tax cuts may worsen the budget deficit, making it tough to preserve Colombia's investment-grade credit rating.
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France has largely closed its border to migrants, making it tough for them to cross from Italy by road, train or on foot.
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Such a setting could offer energy, protection and liquid water, yet provide almost no outward sign of life, making it tough to detect.
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However, it has been blocked from issuing the bond by a court hearing scheduled for Wednesday, making it tough to pay creditors on time.
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In Xinjiang, public transportation and roadside checkpoints require state-issued ID, making it tough to travel even from city to city without these documents.
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Whiteflies can live on 600 different kinds of plants, 300 of which are grown in Florida, making it tough to target a specific species.
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But a shortage of truckers and the island's devastated infrastructure are making it tough to move aid to where it's needed most, officials say.
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Mostly, all the Lions do is play competitive games, making it tough to lay a touchdown with them, even against a floundering Giants team.
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Several local parties have formed an alliance to counter Modi's party, making it tough for the BJP to repeat its performance in the 2019 elections.
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The other three seasons can be pretty unpredictable, making it tough for most young designers to make a steady income from designing band merch alone.
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Different communities use different kinds of voting machines, none of which are connected to the internet, making it tough to tamper with machines in bulk.
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Nobody seems to get genuinely sad or elated or — pick any emotion — in "Chronically Metropolitan," making it tough for a viewer to do the same.
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Top performers like Riot Games' "League of Legends" still dominates after years atop the charts, making it tough for newcomers to crack into the top space.
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This uncertain outlook is making it tough for OPEC and its allies to have a clear oil supply plan for the second half of the year.
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He blames the Fed for keeping rates low for so long, making it tough for savers to get any return and forcing people into riskier assets.
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The United States power grid is composed of multiple, smaller grids, making it tough to create the type of existential threat that spanned coast to coast.
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At the very least, his behavior is making it tough for other world leaders -- who he will need in times of crisis -- to stand with him.
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But I find bread flour gives the challah a nice chew without making it tough, and also helps the braided loaf maintain its shape after baking.
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Years of emigration to western Europe have created labour shortages in countries such as Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, making it tough for businesses to hire.
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Occasionally your iPhone's microphone malfunctions, making it tough or impossible for people to hear you during phone or FaceTime calls, or even when trying to use Siri.
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His stomach had shifted upwards over time, making it tough to pinpoint what he ate right before he died, and earlier studies focused more on his intestines.
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From cosmetics and clothes to shrimp and smartphones, supply chains are complex, often with multiple layers spanning several countries, making it tough to pinpoint and tackle exploitation.
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The cruel paradox is that your muscles tend to become sorer the harder you work them, making it tough to always bounce back for your next work out.
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He noted that digital services such as chat apps and social media platforms had become controlled by a few enterprises, making it tough for smaller players to compete.
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They are also facing a supply glut that is making it tough to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing and selling corn, soybeans and wheat.
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The game has too many varieties of bows and arrows that do basically the same thing, making it tough to figure out which to use in any given encounter.
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The problem is that at large doses, THC can be extremely inebriating and it's also a controlled substance—making it tough for researchers to do large-scale clinical trials.
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Cramer noted that the market has slowly but surely made a bad turn, but stocks are still near their highs, making it tough to add more to the portfolio.
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The "parade of little lies may be making it tough to take anything the president says seriously, especially those things we really need to take seriously," like Trump's tariff threats.
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Besides the lower profits, the area also lacks the mills, the proper distribution channels, and the seed technology for soybeans, making it tough for farmers to compete with inexpensive imports.
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Even though the Patriots are almost always good, they cannot win more than 22016 games in a season, making it tough to set an over/under at 14 or 15.
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The problem was money: during the early 2000s, retail games were still dominant, and it required a lot of money to compete, making it tough to create a viable indie label.
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Again, we live in an age when there are far too many games to play, making it tough to argue that spending hours with a potentially crappy game is a worthwhile endeavor.
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The sanctions have been repeatedly widened to include new companies and sectors, making it tough for Russian oil firms to borrow money abroad, raise new capital or develop Arctic and unconventional deposits.
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Teo Tijerina, who ran the for-profits in 2014 and 2015, said they had to charge enough to help cover the charity's overhead, making it tough to win bids for outside work.
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It's only been a few weeks since Ivanka took an official role in her father's White House, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
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It wants detail on some nebulous future plans to expand facial recognition capabilities, potentially making it tough for American citizens to enter or exit the country without having their faces scanned and logged.
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It wants detail on some nebulous future plans to expand facial recognition capabilities, potentially making it tough for American citizens to enter or exit the country without having their faces scanned and logged.
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First coined in the 1970s by American psychologist Herbert Freudenberger, "burnout" referred to stress and exhaustion felt by those in "helping" professions — like doctors and nurses — making it tough for them to cope.
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Online communities are both full of empty talk and draped in irony, making it tough for social media companies and law enforcement officials to figure out who is a threat and who isn't.
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They are very hard to catch, and they enter on a straight line—meaning that the kick itself obstructs the path up the center line—making it tough to step in on the fighter.
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Janine Krippner of Concord University in West Virginia says much of what is happening is below the earth&aposs surface on Hawaii&aposs Big Island, making it tough for experts to say for certain.
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Bouts of unemployment, the housing crash, aid provided to distressed family members and mountains of student debt are some of the factors that respondents say are making it tough to save enough for retirement.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Donald Miralle for The New York Times SAN DIEGO — The ocean and the sky melted together in a gray mass, making it tough for the surfer to size up the coming waves.
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Even if the party flips the 23 GOP-held seats needed to take a House majority, it may only gain control of the chamber by a narrow margin, making it tough to overcome GOP opposition.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson claimed on Wednesday that Huawei is making it tough for European carriers to drop Huawei as their supplier because the company is an important part of their existing 4G networks.
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The board's 19-by-19 grid is so vast that it allows a near infinite combination of moves, making it tough for machines to comprehend, and something of a holy grail for artificial intelligence scientists.
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Using a controller to create a level is a fiddly process; you're essentially using the left stick as a mouse cursor, dragging it around the screen, and making it tough to create intricate or complex designs.
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Analysts said LafargeHolcim's quarterly performance was even worse than expected, making it tough to deliver on Olsen's goal for the full year of high single-digit-rate growth of adjusted operating EBITDA at constant exchange rates.
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Nor is forcing progress easy to do; its systems are often opaque, making it tough to figure out what you need to do, and simple things like managing your inventory of stories are clunky and tedious.
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In an interview with Reuters on Monday, Isao Kubota, the influential chairman of a major regional bank, said the BOJ's ultra-loose policy is making it tough for commercial banks to earn profits out of lending.
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"I like to say, 'My favorite emerging market right now is the United States of America,'" Kent said, ironically, acknowledging the treacherous global marketplace where the stronger dollar has been making it tough for multinational companies.
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Years of emigration to western Europe have created labor shortages in countries on the European Union's eastern flank such as Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, making it tough for businesses of all kinds to recruit.
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The ensuing F.D.A. crackdown on e-cigarettes and sales to minors has drawn opposition from vaping shops and manufacturers, who argue that the agency is making it tough for smokers to gain access to safer alternatives.
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It's one of the best tablets on the market, and it's a remarkably capable laptop (if a little light on ports), but it's often priced higher than comparable laptops or tablets, making it tough to justify.
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But a recent internal memo from Stepien also tempered expectations, conceding that such a prospect is "challenging," and other White House officials are now saying publicly that retirements are making it tough to retain House control.
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A slowdown in the economy exacerbated by the short-term effects of Brexit could hit passenger growth, making it tough to meet profit targets in the early years of the franchise, according to Jefferies analyst Joe Spooner.
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A recession, white flight, and the loss of industry were making it tough for the city to pay for its impressive array of social services, including public hospitals and libraries, cheap mass transit, and a citywide university system.
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By contrast, the book values of companies Mr Buffett owns outright, an increasing share of his portfolio, are carried at "far below" their current value, making it tough to assess Berkshire's performance by its annual change in book value.
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The all-stock deal comes at a time when homeownership rates are still at near historic lows and incomes are not growing as quickly as home prices, making it tough for first-time home buyers to save for a down payment.
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Almost the entire executive management team is moving on leaving the company in the hands of Rite Aid veterans who created the challenges and making it tough to recruit a new CEO, Evercore ISI analyst Ross Muken said in a note.
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Most of this new demand is for high quality low-sulfur crude from non-OPEC producers, or for high-sulfur grades that sell at heavy discounts to Saudi prices, making it tough for state-owned Saudi Aramco to maintain market share.
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BOJ's ultra-easy monetary policy is making it tough for commercial banks to earn profits out of lending, a problem that cannot be fixed through bank mergers, the chairman of a major regional bank in southern Japan told Reuters last month.
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Bunge's projection for stronger performance was a turnaround after years of bumper harvests reduced price volatility and margins for the company and its rivals, making it tough to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing and selling corn, soy and wheat.
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FUKUOKA, Japan (Reuters) - Japan's ultra-loose monetary policy is making it tough for commercial banks to earn profits out of lending, a problem that cannot be fixed through bank mergers, the influential chairman of a major regional bank in southern Japan said.
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But Switch players seem even more averse to using mics than even Xbox and PS4 players — I never saw a single other mic user in any of my games with random matchmaking, making it tough to coordinate (a critical part of Overwatch strategy).
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"This uncertainty is making it tough for us to make a very bullish call on the stock right now, especially given that Tableau has yet to fill its open President/Sales head role and start any substantial sales structure changes," the note said.
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But the Honest Ads Act and other rules about ads transparency and data privacy could end up protecting Facebook by being simply a paperwork speed bump for it while making it tough for competitors to build a rival database of personal info.
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"We're pretty confident in our penalty kill and at that time we're trying to eat away minutes, so we feel comfortable getting clears, making it tough for them to come up ice and putting the pressure on them to make mistakes," Holtby said.
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The deal helps Chicago-based ADM expand its sweetener and starches operations as a global oversupply of food commodities is making it tough for agricultural merchants to turn a profit on their core business: buying, processing and selling corn, soy and wheat.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A luxurious "Dream Jet" put up for sale by China's HNA Group has attracted interest from foreign governments and wealthy Middle Eastern investors but the high price is making it tough to sell, the chairman of HNA's private Deer Jet unit said.
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The trouble is the milk bounce is fueling an upswing in the New Zealand dollar, making it tough for other exporters and sectors such as tourism - a potential risk for the economy which grew at its fastest pace in two years in the second quarter.
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Many fintech business models do not easily fit into the existing license-based financial regulatory framework operated in many countries, making it tough for start-ups to become established and sparking calls for regulators to provide more clarity on the rules for fintech services.
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Conditions could not be more contrasting nine months on and a summer of permanent sunshine has left the straw-colored fairways rock hard, making it tough for the players to control the ball on the undulating links layout on the east coast of Scotland.
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It'd be easy for a movie on this subject to feel like an afterschool special, but Noxon makes it feel significant by making it tough and uncompromising, and evoking what anorexia feels like from the inside just as much as what it looks like from the outside.
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Governments across Asia - most notably Hong Kong and Singapore - have launched a raft of initiatives to grab a slice of the $100 billion invested in financial technology globally but the regulatory hotchpotch is making it tough for firms to scale up, the Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) said in a report on Friday.
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If nothing else, experts say, the unpredictability of many of Mr. Trump's proposals — the lack of clarity on when or how Nafta might be renegotiated; the risk of potential litigation over his rollback of auto-pollution rules; the ways in which other countries might retaliate against Mr. Trump's tariffs — seeds confusion across the American economy, making it tough for businesses to plan effectively for the future.
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Such continuous activity, and an overcommitment by the film's director, Marie Noëlle, to stage nearly every frame in what seems to be the utmost flattering angle and pose, sometimes distracts, making it tough to delve into the character's beautiful mind as she's either traveling to meet Einstein (Piotr Glowacki) on the beach, having a scandalous affair with the mathematician Paul Langevin (Arieh Worthalter) or trying to overcome the sexism that's palpably infuriating for being so ever-present.
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As for Klobuchar, she doesn't have the resources of Buttigieg or the name ID of Biden, making it tough for her to compete in the centrist lane, especially with former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens Bloomberg2020 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE looming for all three campaigns on Super Tuesday.
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