"It's not difficult sailing, it's not difficult piloting, but it's very shallow in a lot of places, lots of islands, lots of things to hit, including pack ice," he said.
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And three, it's not difficult to find them on sale.
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It's not difficult to see why people would be concerned.
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It is not difficult to make the case for change.
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But it is not difficult to think of worse consequences.
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Adding a new user to a Chromebook is not difficult.
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It's not difficult, but it involves one very important decision.
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And though they are complex, they're not difficult to communicate.
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It's not difficult to guess the impulse behind the memorandum.
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But that doesn't mean it's not difficult to start over.
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Unfortunately, it's not difficult to find toxicity in the workplace.
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"It's not difficult to put together," said another DOJ veteran.
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And, they noted, the reasons are not difficult to discern.
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It's not difficult to see the similarities between the two.
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Well, that's a question that's a little bit ... not difficult.
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Once you've tried it, it's not difficult to see why.
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So my personal trajectory as a woman was not difficult.
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"It may seem daunting, but it's not difficult," McFadden said.
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"The first 20 miles are not difficult," he told reporters.
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It's not difficult to view hustle culture as a swindle.
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The grammar is easy, so it's not difficult to learn.
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The ramifications for future presidents are not difficult to surmise.
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It's not difficult to pin down why this is all happening.
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It was not difficult to get; I simply asked for it.
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It's not difficult to imagine 3DFS failing, as any company might.
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That is not difficult to do when the statute is clear.
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The bug was "quite not difficult" to exploit, Kedrisch told Motherboard.
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It's not difficult to see why the two are so close.
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Afterward, finding flabbergasted players was not difficult in either locker room.
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"It is not difficult to secure this data," LimitedResults told me.
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The cluing is, if not difficult, clever and makes you think.
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It's not difficult to recognize the cruel irony of Emma's situation.
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Mortgages are not difficult for foreigners to obtain, Mr. Soares said.
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Making podcasts is not difficult, but distributing them can be confusing.
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Fortunately it's not difficult to set up password synchronization over the cloud.
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Testing the app out for myself, it's not difficult to see why.
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At first, this sounded intimidating, but it was not difficult at all.
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The platform is novel and revolutionary even, but not difficult to replicate.
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It's not difficult to see how that might lead to being fired.
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But it was not difficult at all to get a consumer loan.
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Yet it is not difficult to imagine reasons for a sell-off.
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It is not difficult to project an image onto an empty slate.
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It's not difficult to see why the story gained so much favor.
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They're not difficult to source, and we don't need that many either.
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It's not difficult to understand why Timberlake made a record like this.
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The reasons for Puerto Rico's economic slump are not difficult to identify.
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It is not difficult to appreciate why this tack is being followed.
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It's not difficult to imagine the political manipulation of social-media platforms.
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It's not difficult to figure out why there would be a split.
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That Russians are cheering for Mr. Trump is not difficult to explain.
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It was not difficult to picture this family in the White House.
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"It's not difficult to do — as long as you run," he said.
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It's not difficult, though, to imagine why he would have ignored it.
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It's not difficult to hear the real-world echoes of this message.
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Such a backlash would be highly unfortunate but not difficult to understand.
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It's not difficult to see that the financial services industry is broken.
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If you ask around, it's not difficult to find roommate horror stories.
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But the blockade's effects on the tournament is not difficult to spot.
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But it's not difficult to see how they benefit from those higher valuations.
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It is not difficult to imagine that if there is a filibuster, Sen.
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It's not difficult to see how the Kremlin's foreign policy resembles this animal.
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It's not difficult to figure out when the Founder's Trap event could happen.
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As though this were not difficult enough, Chinese banking is getting more competitive.
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It's not difficult to do — it's fun — but many cooks find it awkward.
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The process is not difficult, but it is a bit of a production.
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It's not difficult to see why crowds flocked to embrace the young band.
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That's not difficult to hit if you're consuming plenty of beans and greens.
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But both groups felt powerless, and it was not difficult to see why.
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It's not difficult for us to date, but oftentimes it's behind closed doors.
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And it's not difficult to figure out which one they've chosen, or why.
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It is not difficult to imagine a Grailed convention somewhere down the line.
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Building a site that works with this method is not difficult or expensive.
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Caring for wood floors is not difficult if you follow a regular routine.
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Because in advanced economy it is not difficult to find the appropriate infrastructure.
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It is not difficult to understand why artists can become cynical and gloomy.
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She tells me that it's not difficult to perform such an emotional song.
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So, as you would expect, it's not difficult to search for available roles here.
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But it's also not difficult to imagine scenarios where it goes hilariously wrong, too.
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It's not difficult to take your gadgets with you, wherever you want to go.
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I learned to walk slowly and so this pace was not difficult for me.
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The technology is not difficult right so anyone could potentially do the same thing.
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It's not difficult to imagine a world where Microsoft and Sony do the same.
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It's not difficult to see Democrats continuing to believe the ACA is in peril.
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It is not difficult to write a plan that raises taxes on the wealthy.
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It's not difficult to work out what the White House is trying to do.
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"With this structure it was not difficult," he told Reuters after a news conference.
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He misses his family back home, he says, but the decision is not difficult.
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And under Trump, it's not difficult to imagine that they might do so wittingly.
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The surge by Democrats in the nation's largest state is not difficult to explain.
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But GPS operates on low-power satellite broadcasts that are not difficult to jam.
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"It's not difficult to find a home for an adorable blond puppy," she said.
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Learning to meditate is not difficult, but mastering meditation takes a lifetime of practice.
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"It's not difficult to just replace people, but I didn't do that," he said.
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My team was accustomed to winning, as our typically opponents were not difficult competition.
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It's not difficult to imagine a new Mueller indictment spurring the Congress to action.
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It's not difficult to see how the plan is tilted toward the very top.
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But it's also not difficult to accidentally trigger macrophages into attacking the wrong thing.
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It is not difficult to understand why no one wants to discuss this issue.
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It's not difficult to understand why celebs are drawn to this clean beauty brand.
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It's not difficult to say whether the hatred against Pearlman is justified — it is.
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Monsanto said that while its label is detailed, it is not difficult to follow.
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"'Anniversaries' is not difficult reading, but it is painstaking," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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I can be misunderstood for a while, but love is not difficult to misunderstand.
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RE: It's not difficult for me to understand being a Christian or being religious.
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Showing a "fair probability" of a conspiracy to commit a crime is not difficult.
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It's not difficult to hear why he was interested in working with the band.
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It's not difficult to do, but you need to back up all your stuff first.
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We're not disclosing the passwords, but suffice to say they were not difficult to guess.
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It's not difficult to download an album; you just have to know where to look.
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"I have to point out that it's not difficult to make a comment," said Arrivabene.
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"It's not difficult at all to keep working and not think of it," he said.
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And long-term relationships need to be easy to create in that company, not difficult.
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If you need more help or extra features, however, then they're not difficult to find.
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"It's not difficult to purchase guns or ammo in rebel-held northern Syria," he said.
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Under those circumstances, it's not difficult to see two to three Republican senators abandoning ship.
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It is not difficult to see why Indigenous Australians saw it as a sacred place.
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Cuchillos takes a liking to Monse (Sierra Capri), and it's not difficult to see why.
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But in spite of this indeterminacy, "On the Beach at Night Alone" is not difficult.
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Although this recipe may seem daunting, each element of the dessert is actually not difficult.
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It's not difficult to assess why Reliance Jio has become so popular in the country.
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This device launched for $329.993, but it's not difficult to find one for around $70.
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It is not difficult to imagine a reprise of the same complaints directed at Levy.
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It's not difficult to grasp the logic behind offloading drug-smuggling to a machine: anonymity, baby.
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Goldman Sachs denies the allegations and says the trades in question "were not difficult to understand".
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It is not difficult to imagine a scenario in which things go rapidly downhill from here.
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It's not difficult to do, but from an accessibility perspective it's a lot of extra taps.
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"Making this decision was not difficult for us," IBF president Daryl Peoples said in the statement.
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This seems to be a very clever, though not difficult, trick to use in a game.
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These tasty recipes prove it's not difficult to incorporate meat alternatives into your weekly dinner plans.
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Gun laws are strict in Brazil, but it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.
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But it's not difficult to imagine how the technology could be transformative to the visually impaired.
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It is not difficult to imagine how these voices can ruin an otherwise enjoyable Thanksgiving celebration.
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His new home is far smaller than his Alabama residence, but the transition was not difficult.
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It's not difficult to see "Leopoldstadt" as one man's passionate declaration of identity as a Jew.
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"Execution is not difficult," said Kent S. Scheidegger, a lawyer with the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation.
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It's not difficult to imagine how such data—responses to a depression test—can be exploited.
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It is not difficult to imagine a compromise in which the N.I.H. suffers a steep reduction.
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"They are not difficult to sell, and there's a thriving market of insect enthusiasts," he told us.
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For someone of my generation, it's not difficult to picture an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant.
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It's not difficult to imagine how this could be problematic even if you stay on topic, too.
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The Queen is very relaxed in front of the camera and she's not difficult to film with.
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It's not difficult to see these races being tight, however, if the national environment improves for Republicans.
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Gun laws are extremely strict in Brazil, but it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.
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You do need to say "yes" to confirm the order, but that's not difficult for a toddler.
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Convincing a telecom company to hand over a target's real-time location data is sometimes not difficult.
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While gun laws are extremely strict in Brazil, it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.
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Read: I Spent 20 Hours Inside a Walmart It is, apparently, not difficult to steal from Walmart.
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The vulnerabilities are not difficult to exploit, but require all of the right conditions to be met.
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Among Democratic respondents, 47 percent said it's not difficult to find a job, while 2023 percent disagreed.
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Having represented clients on both sides, she says alienation of affection cases are not difficult to win.
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It's not difficult because Eric and I have such a natural connection and he's basically my husband.
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It is not difficult to find a sweet pile of anecdotal data to back up this study.
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The argument for why we're unlikely to hit the 303 degree target is not difficult to construct.
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Climbing on the tires of an airplane and up the landing gear structure is not difficult, experts say.
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It's not difficult to see Cruise giving the green light to non-employee trips in the near future.
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It's not difficult to find out exactly where Education Secretary Betsy DeVos comes from and what she believes.
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"Choosing statues from New York for the project was not difficult even though there are many," Fox explained.
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While not difficult, exactly, the formalized nature of FOIA can be intimidating for anyone new to the process.
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Access was not difficult as he concentrated on public bomb shelters, an infrastructure maintained by the city government.
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" Thruster "In case the front squat was not difficult enough, the thruster adds an overhead component to it.
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Thankfully, most software packages now auto-update seamlessly enough, so it's not difficult to stay up to date.
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Especially coming in and out of Russia...It's not difficult, only one problem which could happen is arrest.
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Though the decision was not difficult to predict, it nonetheless marks a major milestone in the country's history.
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Goldman Sachs, which denies all the allegations, maintains that the trades in question "were not difficult to understand".
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With a Republican-controlled White House and Congress, however, it's not difficult to see those rules being gutted.
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The reason there has been so much bipartisan cooperation on this issue is not difficult to figure out.
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It's not difficult to see how nostalgia for a system that finds dignity in stasis could take hold.
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It was not difficult to find Othman in the village, whose residents mostly come from four extended families.
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"Making this decision was not difficult for us," Daryl Peoples, the I.B.F.'s president, said in a statement.
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In Minnesota, Mr. Schabel said, getting employees to work extra hours is usually not difficult during the winter.
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It's not difficult now that I know the right direction to get back to that standard of golf.
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She says that there are ten powerful habits successful people practice — and they&aposre not difficult to adopt.
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It's not difficult to imagine moon development, like all development, proceeding less than peacefully, and less than equitably.
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Calculating the watt-hours based on the information printed on the outside of a battery is not difficult.
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It is not difficult to make the case that Germany's EU membership has enormously benefited its export sector.
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But it was not difficult to find people who, more quietly, said they would probably back Mr. Edwards.
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If what we want is middle-class tax cuts, the future be damned, that's not difficult to do.
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But now the impeachment process is barely functioning, and it's not difficult to envision it breaking down completely.
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Nowadays, with greater access to information (read: internet), it's not difficult to assess the fabric of our politicians.
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"It's not difficult to go one step further when you're building on what you've done before," Mr. Touzeau said.
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LastPassLastPass is always near the top of most password manager round-ups and it's not difficult to see why.
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It's not difficult to imagine Google doing a cheesy tie-in with the biggest astronomical event of the year.
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The cost of projecting public wokeness while enjoying institutional exclusivity may be hypocritical, but it's not difficult to do.
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It's not difficult to see that they are also informed by ideas of Albert Camus and the Frankfurt School.
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Given the popularity of GrubHub, it's not difficult to imagine the platform having a massive advantage in search rankings.
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It's not difficult to understand how pissed she is ... it's like the Ann Curry/NBC mess, but more outrageous.
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It's not difficult to see why they are afraid: groping and catcalling are ubiquitous, and drunken violence is commonplace.
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Given the public availability of official precinct data, it is not difficult to extend this analysis to other states.
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It was not difficult to imagine him as a leading man who had simply dropped into the wrong decade.
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It's not difficult, however, to prove that some crystals come from mines that are decidedly unfriendly to the Earth.
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It's not difficult to find a cheaper place to live, but make sure you will want to live there.
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Yet throughout the store, it was not difficult to find Wegmans fans, or "Wegmaniacs," as some people call them.
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As coded movies go, "This Is Our Land," which is directed by Lucas Belvaux, is not difficult to crack.
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Their similarity, Ms. Reed posits, is that they all taste good, and that they are not difficult to make.
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With an impulsive president, it's not difficult to see how Hawaii's screwup could have quickly become much, much worse.
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It's not difficult to see how intimate, private photographs can be wielded in a way that threatens someone's job.
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It is not difficult to support a woman's right to choose and to help her mourn a baby lost.
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But, as David French points out, it is not difficult for Congress to circumvent this rule by using leaks.
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I'm here to proclaim that it's possible — and not difficult — to produce a tender chicken breast that gets raves.
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Coupled with the steady increase in surveillance cameras, it's not difficult to see where the current trends are headed.
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Despite Ecclestone's fears, it is not difficult to envision Rosberg becoming a marketable commodity and a counterpart to Hamilton.
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But it's not difficult to believe Trump may enjoy rubbing it in that he's the world's most powerful man.
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It's frustrating, because it's not difficult to imagine a version of Modern Warfare that tackles its interests much better.
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It's not a precisely unsplattery dish to make, but it's not difficult, doesn't take long and is powerfully delicious.
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But it's not difficult to add one or more new keyboards and quickly switch from one language to another.
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Between hobbyists and commercial interests like UPS and Amazon, it's not difficult to imagine even more issues, going forward.
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However, I have been working on my skills and carbonara is not difficult with a really great end result.
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Because Alliant is a credit union, this offer is exclusive only to members, but it's not difficult to join.
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"It's not difficult for an economic war to become a political war to become a real war," he said.
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Green's comics feature the characters "Hillary Potter" and "Timontous Kaine," so it's not difficult to see who he's talking about.
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Climbing on the tires and scaling the landing gear structure into a concealed spot is not difficult, especially in darkness.
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Still, it's not difficult to make the case that pride is having a major moment in U.S. politics right now.
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It's not difficult to put yourself in a place where you revert to a world that you knew before that.
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It's not difficult to do either—all you need is the free Philips Hue Sync app for Windows or macOS.
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Although the Financial Times' sources don't explicitly lay out Google's argument, it's not difficult to imagine how it would go.
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And while it's unlikely your average iOS consumer would ever run across this software, it's certainly not difficult to find.
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It's not difficult to understand why: Microsoft owns the Minecraft brand, and the PlayStation is in direct competition with Xbox.
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"The reality is it is not difficult to comply with both the Voting Rights Act and the Constitution," she said.
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"It was not difficult to imagine that flooding would become a problem, because the area is very flat," he said.
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"It&aposs not difficult to grow dotcom sales; it&aposs difficult to do it correctly and make money," Ellison said.
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But given the intense polarization of modern American politics, it's not difficult to imagine that changing sooner rather than later.
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Classic Boxing Bell, $80, available at UncommonGoodsIt's not difficult to catch someone's attention with a ring of this boxing bell.
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It is not difficult to imagine President Trump waiting until after the 2020 election to issue unwarranted and nepotistic pardons.
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As a subscriber for the past four years, I can say from experience that it's not difficult to see why.
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Developing a test is not difficult, according to Nathan Grubaugh, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Yale School of Medicine.
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It's not difficult to see how, as the internet enables more energy uses to be coordinated, this list could expand.
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Again, producing a service that walks people through the question of whether to get tested and where is not difficult.
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It's unnecessary, because states have already shown that it's not difficult to register voters up until — and on — Election Day.
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The responsibilities of public pensions are not difficult to understand: Secure the greatest return for workers at the lowest risk.
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As world celebrities, prince harry and his wife, prince harry, want to achieve financial independence is not difficult to operate.
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The Tofana ski area was not difficult, I was told, mostly blues and reds with a few advanced black runs.
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PHILADELPHIA — It is not difficult to find an all-male panel at the annual January mega-gathering of American economists.
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Yet conservative professors are rare even in hard sciences like physics and biology, and it's not difficult to see why.
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On the other hand, it's not difficult to imagine the new sticker could make some people feel excluded or, worse, bullied.
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The majority of these apps are still at the demo stage for now, but it's not difficult to see the potential.
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But it is not difficult to understand why many people, including those broadly in favour of abortion choice, find it problematic.
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If you want to know which apps are using how much data on your device, it's not difficult to find out.
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It's not difficult to understand, then, why pizza has since been a popular noun to include in one's dating app bio.
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As today's digital generation becomes tomorrow's mainstream voter, it's not difficult to see our country's already low turnout becoming even lower.
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"This research shows it's not difficult to create a strategy allowing people and governments spy to on targets around the world."
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"It's not difficult to imagine a number of things both external and internal that could change that risk appetite," Brazier said.
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Keuning, a 31-year-old artist from the Netherlands, calls these sculptures her "creatures," and it's not difficult to understand why.
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Vaginal yeast infections are a familiar nuisance to many women and usually not difficult to treat with over-the-counter medicines.
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Routine reauthorization legislation, like the FAA bill, is generally not difficult to pass, but Ryan's looming departure could change the calculus.
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Toms, Frank and Altman all stress that active design is not difficult to do and can have a large social payoff.
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"If you know which broker or brokers Chaos uses, it's not difficult to work out their positions," a broker source said.
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The notes are not difficult to hit, but it takes extreme control to achieve the magisterial quality of Mr. Levit's recording.
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It's not difficult to understand how the SAT and ACT became part of America's college admissions process in the first place.
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It's not difficult to imagine what another foreign adversary, China, could do with a massive social media platform under its thumb.
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It's not difficult; all you have to do is soften leftover soap in water and press it into a new bar.
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It is not difficult to understand why staff can become indifferent or inattentive in this stressful, chaotic, understaffed high-security environment.
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And though the show's sixth season hasn't officially been announced as its last, it's not difficult to imagine it might be.
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I'm here to tell you that it's not difficult—you can shift your mood and mind, in a mere 17 seconds.
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It's not difficult to see how a lightning-rod figure like Kanye West would start to come apart at the seams.
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From this vantage point, it's not difficult to see how arguments over and about value gained popularity in the wake of 2008.
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Architects have long dreamed of such "total planning," so it was not difficult for us to fall in love with this city.
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When thinking about the artists that have become part of this aesthetic, it's not difficult to see Collins' influence in their work.
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Robuchon says his new diet is "really not difficult," though he still does cheat occasionally, mostly with the bread from his restaurants.
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It's not difficult to set up, and even easier to use on an everyday basis thanks to its simply designed mobile application.
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The thing is, making a burger is not difficult, but people who cook at this level usually don't think of doing burgers.
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It's not difficult to imagine a future where she ends up like Howard Hamlin, who's become a shadow of his former self.
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But it's not difficult to imagine that vulnerable minds trapped at the bottom of the world can be driven to dangerous extremes.
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But the party lags far behind the GOP in fundraising, so it's not difficult to imagine the DCCC resorting to these measures.
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It is not difficult to imagine him in his New York City law office, reliving tragedies and eager to caution concerning them.
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It is not difficult to find in our past the painful failings of human slavery, segregation, employment discrimination, racial profiling and more.
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But Tiffany Aliche, personal finance expert and founder of The Budgetnista, says it's not difficult to create a simple and realistic budget.
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But in view of the ways AI has begun to make the world healthier, such ambitious targets are not difficult to imagine.
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As if selling Yahoo's main business were not difficult enough, there is another possible wrinkle: Yahoo's 35.5 percent stake in Yahoo Japan.
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With such a culture of corruption it's not difficult to see why the e-payment pipe dream was doomed from the start.
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She said the decision to stop acting and pursue Goop was not difficult, but it had nothing to do with her reputation.
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It may be difficult to summarize the importance of McBride's speech at the DNC, but that importance is not difficult to understand.
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Plus, they are an animal that is not difficult to find and seems to fit in with its surrounding environment: the city.
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"It's not difficult to imagine how much the spirit of these terrorists have been raised after this support from Washington," he said.
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It is not difficult to breed tigers in captivity and many zoos produce far more tigers than they need to entertain tourists.
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It is not difficult to see why clubs might want to take greater control of this process, and to better manage expectations.
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It's not difficult to see this hack from the Russian hackers' point of view and draw a parallel between Biles and Sharapova.
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In Kindred, Butler describes slavery as "a long slow process of dulling," and it's not difficult to see prison in a similar light.
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As we grow more connected, it is not difficult to imagine similar attacks have far greater impact on the US and the world.
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And with some 300m firearms in America, skirting the rules to acquire a gun is not difficult, regardless of how it was made.
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It was not difficult to recognize each other's photos online because as children they had met through their mothers, who were sorority sisters.
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Should Venom underwhelm, its not difficult to see Sony reacting in a similar way and going back to the drawing board once again.
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While Mr Trump noted that these terrorist incidents were "directly contrary to the spirit of Ramadan", the subtext was not difficult to discern.
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This is not difficult work, says Kennedy Chindi, who goes by JJ, the organisation's co-ordinator: often the killings happen in broad daylight.
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It's really not difficult to switch between these operating systems when your contacts, photos, calendars, and email can be accessed from any device.
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Making things even more complicated—because obviously it's not difficult enough as is—are the differences between how men and women process heartbreak.
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But it's not difficult to find regular Instagram accounts that depict or appear to be operated by children under the age of 25.
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It's not difficult to see why Bodrum just might topple the likes of Mykonos and St. Tropez as a go-to luxury destination.
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But it's actually already possible—and under some circumstances not difficult—for people (read: the wealthy) to get young blood into their veins.
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However, we have been down this road before, so potential next steps and implications of this latest action are not difficult to predict.
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All photos by Jim Huylebroek In densely populated Brent, one of the four poorest boroughs in London, it's not difficult to find heroin.
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If North Korea insults him, it's not difficult to imagine him ordering some kind of retaliation — potentially setting off another dangerous escalation cycle.
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It's not difficult to imagine getting overwhelmed by bot requests and interactions, not all of which will probably even work the same way.
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None of those companies has announced a major in-game ad initiative, but it's not difficult to imagine any of them doing so.
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Using a foreign SIM card is a cheaper alternative, and it's not difficult if you prepare by doing the following: ■ Unlock your phone.
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"Most clinicians don't feel comfortable having this conversation, and it's not difficult to understand why," said Dr. Chana Sacks of the Harvard coalition.
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But it was not difficult to find skepticism in the audience about whether they will be able to reckon with their past policies.
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Given the price point of the Balenciaga iteration, it's not difficult to see why some might find the bag exploitative or out-of-touch.
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If the national political environment shifts closer to neutral in 2020, it's not difficult seeing next year's Michigan US Senate race being quite competitive.
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But as smart home technology is swiftly being integrated into our daily lives and private spaces, it's not difficult to imagine far worse scenarios.
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It's apparently not difficult to manufacture in its current form, however, as the carbon nanotube coating can be applied during the standard dyeing process.
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It's not difficult … But you know the big thing is trying to keep [the weight] off and so far, so good on that front.
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It's not difficult to see why the administration would want to throw out the environmental rulebook as it paves way for an infrastructure bill.
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It has been a deeply polarized campaign in which matters of fact are routinely disputed, so finding an example of misinformation was not difficult.
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That's not difficult in the European Union, a bloc rooted in allowing freedom of movement and relatively open borders within its 28 member states.
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With such a sleek design and enticing flavor options, it's not difficult to see why these devices appeal to more than just older smokers.
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"They are one lap down, and I understand sometimes they have their own fight, but it's not difficult to let people past," Raikkonen said.
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It also ranges inland considerably, almost to the Mississippi, as its other two preferences — full sun and poor soil — are not difficult to find.
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Back in Washington, it is not difficult to find Republicans frustrated by all the money being dumped in a soon-to-be-redrawn district.
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Judge Hurwitz, again, pressed her point that the rights she was asking the courts to recognize were not difficult to find in the Constitution.
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If it's true, it's not difficult to imagine that the president is just itching to blast the show for putting Spicer in high heels.
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The Fix It's not difficult to create a room where you can get a good night's sleep — if you follow a few simple steps.
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Those bonus categories include pretty common household expenses, so it's not difficult to rack up a six-figure rewards balance in a single year.
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But, even with the pilling, it's not difficult to rub off the excess from your skin before heading out the door or applying makeup.
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"Our own testing shows that it is not difficult to create a fake account that can approve a Messenger Kids user," the complaint reads.
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It's not difficult to see why providers are pushing for a process that pays them many multiples above Medicare and average in-network rates.
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"It is not difficult for political opponents of executive actions to generate controversy with accusations of pretext, deceit and illicit motives," Justice Thomas wrote.
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AVANTgarden is mostly visual, so it works well on Instagram, but it's not difficult to imagine a more text-based version of the same idea.
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This is not a point and shoot camera, it takes a bit of time to learn to use, but it is not difficult to use.
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It's not difficult to understand how a story that breaks a small town's heart can deprive onlookers of the will to look at these complexities.
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Organising information this way is not difficult for a company with lots of data and good AI capabilities, but linking information to language is hard.
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It has dual 4.5-inch woofers built in, and it's not difficult to tell that Google spent extra time making sure the bass sounded good.
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The video had almost 1.5 million views, and it's not difficult to find other, similar videos with hundreds of thousands of views, in several languages.
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It's also not difficult to imagine a low-cost supply chain that enables the manufacturing of solid-state fuel cells in regions across the world.
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Whether or not that's true, it's not difficult to imagine that having an orgasm before bed could help you fall asleep quicker, and sleep better.
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It's not difficult to imagine using a future Fitbit tracker as a mobile wallet for on-the-go purchases; smartwatches already do it, after all.
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As it turns out, spending three and a half hours per day on this little rectangle of anxiety is not difficult for many of us.
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It was not difficult, she recalls from her office at the North Wilkesboro addiction-treatment centre she opened in February, after three years of sobriety.
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Though the patent is light on specific use-case applications, it's not difficult to imagine how practical such a device would be for some users.
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It's not difficult to imagine the same thing happening with one or more of the guys the Blazers paid this summer somewhere down the line.
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It's an interesting experiment to be sure, and it's not difficult to imagine a future where everyone wears bodysuits that power our brain-implanted phones.
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At that moment in conservative history, it was not difficult for him to see where the future of the think tank lay: the Tea Party.
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"The challenge is that the surgery is different—not difficult, but different," says Alan Cohen, the director of pediatric neurosurgery at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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It is not difficult to see why: Republicans would surely flay him with attacks if he came out for letting noncitizens enjoy taxpayer-funded benefits.
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Indeed, it's not difficult to read Mr. Saunders's "Congratulations, By the Way" or David Foster Wallace's "This is Water" and be reduced to muffled sobbing.
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But we all have our daily routines, comforts, and spaces, and it's not difficult to imagine how upsetting it might be to have them disrupted.
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I feel like the chicken itself was a little dense and tough to chew, but not difficult enough to stop me from finishing both pieces.
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It's not difficult to see "Rosita" as a comment on Hollywood opulence, particularly as Seville is condemned — like the movie business — for its "satanic" revelry.
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"It is not difficult to defend this President because this President did nothing that is impeachable," said House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican.
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There are advertising dollars and conference registration fees at stake, and it's not difficult to imagine how these things might incentivize coverage that pulls punches.
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And, to be fair, it's not difficult to argue that Instagram's breakneck growth under Facebook ownership could have stifled competing photo-sharing apps from catching on.
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Reading this, it's not difficult to understand why it's so hard for fact checkers to address false information before it's widely distributed in Facebook's News Feed.
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But it's not difficult to take the use of force legal standard and think of how a lawyer would try to apply it to this case.
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The whole setup runs over 2.4GHz wireless or Bluetooth, so it's not difficult to configure, and there are no garish LEDs to tweak with downloadable software.
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Even armed with statistics from Goldman Sachs it's not difficult to see how this could widen the income gap between the nation's richest and poorest households.
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Once we had our hero body, it was not difficult to photograph all the elements, matching light to the stock image, and merge everything in Photoshop.
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Using service like WeChat and Kik as blueprint, it's not difficult to imagine how Facebook could choose to offer its own in-app currency to users.
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The end of apps, the end of screens, autonomous vehicles, autonomous weapon systems… Though not difficult to imagine, many of these scenarios are several years out.
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It is, however, not difficult to imagine a nominally free but radically unequal society in which market forces drive the arts to the edge of extinction.
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The nice thing about this theme is that the clues for the coded words are kept fairly easy, so figuring out the answers is not difficult.
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Very quickly, however, it's not difficult to imagine getting overwhelmed by bot requests and interactions, not all of which will probably even work the same way.
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Was it not difficult getting inside the head of Roger Ailes, a man who, as the mastermind behind Fox News, was just as reviled as revered?
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And arms control experts say it's not difficult to convert existing air- or sea-based systems into the ground-based missile the Pentagon plans to test.
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It's not difficult to imagine the GOP leaping from This investigation is tainted by partisanship to This investigation is irredeemably tainted and we will ignore it.
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"It's not difficult!" he exclaims happily, explaining that his team of 70 workers are guaranteed a break around midday prayers, when the site fills with worshippers.
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Yet it is not difficult to understand why the price of gold hit its highest level since early that year—$1,588 per ounce—on January 6th.
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Yet because the Islamic State fighters are so mobile, and their equipment relatively commonplace, reconstituting communications and putting material up on new servers are not difficult.
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When travelers go unvaccinated to these hotspots and bring the virus back to under-vaccinated communities in the US, it's not difficult for measles to begin spreading.
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But, if one of those five justices retires or dies, it is not difficult to fathom Trump appointing a justice who would be happy to overrule Obergefell.
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And it's not difficult for the company to take away access on an individual basis if it gets complaints about calls linked to a particular Google account.
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It is not difficult to get up off the tracks, really, or not any more difficult than climbing out of the deep end of a swimming pool.
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But it's not difficult to read between the lines: both shows are female-led and rely on humor about women, something that clearly made network executives nervous.
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"I want to help people understand that it's not difficult to be sustainable," Caldironi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at her store, Bulk Market, in east London.
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" The source also slammed any reports that Ripa might not be easy to work with: "She is absolutely not difficult, and no one has ever said that.
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While the information returned to employers would not include workers' names, it's not difficult, especially in a small company, to match a genetic profile with the individual.
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And though Collins said that following suit isn't a focus right now, he said it's not difficult to find affordable units on Bungalow in the first place.
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In this political climate, it's not difficult to imagine businesses or the government assessing social benefit or worth based upon a variety of factors including political speech.
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Still, as Congress flounders on its Zika response, it is not difficult to imagine prospective travelers asking themselves if it is better to be safe than sorry.
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Foreign hackers stole 58,000 Democratic emails, and it is not difficult to see how their theft and WikiLeaks's publication may have affected the outcome of the election.
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We're not going to link to it here, but it's not difficult to find if you search for the "Birds of Prey" trailer on YouTube or Twitter.
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Trading sources say switching the contract specification to euros is not difficult and that the problem lay with LME Clear, which can only clear dollar-based contracts.
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To erase the location information from the picture, you just need to delete it from the photo's EXIF data — which is not difficult to do in Windows.
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Considering its past and present behavior, it is not difficult to see how the Republican Party attracted Mr. Trump and his doleful collection of like-minded people.
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It's not difficult to find a good nurse in Shanghai, but it will cost a great deal, and my mother would refuse such a suggestion without hesitation.
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And getting to that goodness is not difficult at all, if you just accept the thistle for what it is and go with it, not against it.
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Brewing black walnut ink is not difficult, and drawing or writing with the rich ink and a steel tip pen magically conjures autumn, no matter the season.
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Its misfortunes are not difficult to explain: Unlike Life and Fate, Stalingrad was published in the Soviet Union under Stalin and gained a reputation as Stalinist hackwork.
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For something fancier, I could peel and devein the raw shrimp — it's not difficult, though some fishmongers will do it for you — and sauté them in butter.
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Given the bipartisan concern over the tech industry, it's not difficult to imagine that laws governing mergers could be reined in, the former senior antitrust official said.
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" So it is not difficult to find parental frustration, "Who else has time to take their kids to all these places to try to find quality education?
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It is not difficult to imagine Ms. Warren emerging as a kind of good-government buzz saw on debate stages dotted with billionaires and super PAC beneficiaries.
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So, it's not difficult to understand why millennials may be feeling a little less than optimistic about their likelihood of getting ahead once they've finally caught up.
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It's not difficult to see why some of them would be inclined to therefore go with Biden over Sanders, even if Sanders did well with them in 2016.
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Now that ECGs are in the mix, though, it's not difficult to imagine that an Apple Watch could one day be prescribed, just as other medical devices are.
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The two frequently used gases are fairly similar medically; sevoflurane needs to be more carefully monitored and meted out in some patients, but that's not difficult, Chesebro said.
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But it's not difficult to see why the feature is appealing to the dating app, whose users are fond of coming up with creative ways to find love.
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What It Is: A chakra reading with Soul Train Awards host Erykah Badu Who Tried It: Hannah Kavy, Social Media Editor Level of Difficulty: Not difficult at all!
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No one can predict forces of nature, but it's not difficult to research the typical weather pattern for the time and location of your wedding, and plan accordingly.
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And it's not difficult to imagine how a new virus like the Spanish flu could sweep through entire continents before health experts have time to recognize what's happening.
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It's not difficult to fall prey to the allure of first impressions, to catch a glimpse of a flattering profile and let the mind wander into dark corners.
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Rumours have abounded since that the derelict site of the the former pleasure park has played host to numerous illegal raves, and it's not difficult to see why.
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Although most Americans rely heavily on animal foods for needed protein, it's not difficult to get quality protein on a vegetarian diet that contains dairy foods and eggs.
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It's not difficult to see why, when an advertisement highlighting convenience and quickness pops up, we believe maybe this really is the thing that will make life better.
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For the nearly 4.5 million Americans on probation or parole, it is not difficult to imagine a virtual prison system as ubiquitous — and invasive — as Instagram or Facebook.
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Not difficult to recall that Wong Kar-wai shot much of "In the Mood for Love" in Bangkok in order to recapture the Hong Kong of the Sixties.
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Faced with a battle between a mega-rich corporate football behemoth and a musician with something legitimate to say, it's not difficult to decide which side to take.
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A bathroom is not included in the space, but the Allwood Outlet writes that "adding one is not difficult," as you can purchase indoor bathroom kits to DIY also.
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How to plan for ethical robots: Beyond Asimov's three laws From George Lucas' point of view, the choice to replace human doctors with droids is not difficult to fathom.
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However, it's not difficult to imagine Summon being used one day in conjunction with Tesla's robotic charger, making parking and charging the car a simple one button push exercise.
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Meanwhile, it's not difficult to understand why a woman would take a secret payout rather than go through the process of a public, possibly humiliating, career-ending legal battle.
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But it was not difficult to find volunteers when the call went out from organizers to join the celebrations to mark the first World Cup match in the city.
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Whether it's work-related stress, the holiday season with your in-laws, or just an all-encompassing existential dread, it's not difficult to find an excuse for a massage.
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It's not difficult to see the common thread that superhero and other franchise movies with woman and people of color as protagonists are regularly met by toxic trolling online.
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Admittedly the part where you have many hundreds of thousands of dollars to spend on yourself, drugs, and your family is not difficult and is in fact insanely good.
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"The tiger is clearly looking for a way to get out of that situation, it's not difficult to interpret that behavior," ZooMiami spokesperson Ron Magill told the Miami Herald.
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On a planet covered by location-sensing satellites and cell towers, it is not difficult to put a device in a car and insure people based largely on mileage.
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When promoting a book on the subject of American trade politics in Europe, it is not difficult to draw an audience — especially after two years of the Trump presidency.
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It's not difficult to imagine cyberattacks with dire real-world consequences if hackers infiltrate the power grid, compromise an oil refinery, or take over the air traffic control system.
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It's not difficult to imagine that black voters would come out to vote in the runoff in a way they might not otherwise if the Democratic candidate were white.
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They're not difficult as long as you know how to decipher the clues, and they are a nice breath of fresh air from the week of American-style crosswords.
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It's unclear the extent to which they have shared interests, but it's not difficult to imagine that there's at least a little incentive for WHO to support the Games.
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While in general people seem to drink less than they do in Britain (which is admittedly not difficult, as we're a hard-drinking nation), everyone seems to smoke weed.
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Setting up a website or social-media account for a fake charity and using it to get money and personal data from unwary donors is not difficult for cyber crooks.
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It's not difficult to see the chilling effect this saga has had on other would-be investors who continue to view the country as a hotbed of crime and corruption.
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It's not difficult to imagine Biden doing the same—his talk about reconciliation doesn't seem like an ordinary political pose he could easily shrug off during the presidency or afterward.
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I didn't know that surviving the brunt of a hurricane is only part of the ordeal, and the days that followed were not difficult enough to make me think otherwise.
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The band's lyrics and arrangements were largely left alone; the Beatles may have talked a big old atheist game, but it's not difficult to see the religiosity in their songs.
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Mr. Phillips is slicing up words in familiar phrases today with surgical precision, but the slices all follow the same pattern, so it's not difficult to tumble to this theme.
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It's not difficult to believe that the magazine's editors would make Buck a scapegoat (she was given no further assignments, and her contract wasn't renewed), but her defense seems flimsy.
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"It is not difficult to start a social enterprise, but to scale it is hard ... everybody is focused on starting something new, not working on helping what already exists," he said.
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"I want to promote the idea that the definition of feminism is equality and it's something that's not difficult to teach children because they are born with that sensibility," she said.
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With so many of these camps becoming long-term homes to marginalized communities, it's not difficult to see the humanitarian angle in designing a safe, easily navigable city with centralized amenities.
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If you've got time on your hands then it's not difficult to build up your own list of sub-genres by changing the number at the end of the given URL.
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It's not difficult to insert enzymes into brewer's yeast so that it yields something like THC or CBD, the non-intoxicating cannabis-derived chemical swept up in America's latest wellness trend.
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Despite the fact that much of what I report on is relative to my own experience in this country, it is not difficult for me to disconnect myself from my subjects.
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It's not difficult to see why companies like PayPal and Visa would want to back Libra; Facebook has more than two billion users who could potentially hop on the Libra bandwagon.
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It is not difficult to appreciate the court's reluctance to wade into the districting thicket, and to try to develop judicially manageable ground rules for reviewing the drawing of district lines.
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While the app is centered around passive recommendations for now, it's not difficult to imagine a future version of the app incorporating more proactive suggestions, much like Google Now's predictive notifications.
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It's not difficult to romanticize women on the sea — easier still when the image's qualities (leisure, the tropics as an exotic space, whiteness) are no longer unquestionably associated with its location.
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It's not difficult to imagine an under-50 former member of Congress who spent just three terms in the House like O'Rourke being able to sell himself to young independent voters.
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And it's not difficult to see why Mr. Lance is struggling: A majority of the district disapproves of President Trump and a majority also prefers Democrats to take control of Congress.
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It's not difficult to imagine a President Jeb Bush appointing Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, or a President Marco Rubio recruiting Elliott Abrams for duty on Venezuela.
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In a world in which television commercials are already routinely triggering our smart speakers, it's not difficult to imagine pranksters or hackers using the technique to gain access to our assistants.
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Yet, it's not difficult to conceive that divergent views like this would occur with a sex scandal in which a president was thought to have done something wrong, but not impeachable.
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During the early years of Congress, this was not difficult: Legislators had ample time to discuss the narrow set of problems facing the federal government while still producing legislation on time.
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How to change your DNS settingsThe good news is it's not difficult to change your DNS settings, though you need to do it for every device for every network you connect to.
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"It's not difficult to imagine the potential for abuse that would exist if a platform like this were brought to the U.S. with no civilian and governmental regulations or oversight," said Wethington.
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"It's not difficult to integrate children with disabilities - it's just not done," said head teacher James Jada, whose Buluk A2 Primary School is in its second year of including children with disabilities.
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If it's an auto advertiser versus a philanthropic thing versus a celebrity, you know — if, at heart, your ideas are consistent and what you stand for is consistent, then it's not difficult.
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"With so many government bonds offering negative yields...it is not difficult to see why the 1.6% yield of 10-year (Italian bonds) might look attractive to investors," Capital Economics told clients.
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You can cancel (it's not difficult) before the trial runs out, and even if you forget, the standard plan is only $6 per month with limited commercials or $10 with no commercials.
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It is not difficult to see TOPPS' successful application of culture in mental health treatment expanded to any culture wherein stigma and mores may reduce the chances of getting mental health treatment.
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Although it's certainly not difficult to keep up with Taylor Swift — she's absolutely everywhere at the moment — it's about to get a lot easier to keep track of your favorite pop star.
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This may seem a little much, but the peace of mind it brings me is worth it, and it's not difficult to throw a three inch thermometer into my carry-on bag.
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It's not difficult to see why Jimmy Buffett, erstwhile yacht rocker and eternal lifestyle marketer, is suddenly riding back into the public consciousness on a wave of mixed drinks and nervous irony.
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"See, it's not difficult," Mr. Violini, a restoration specialist at the Vatican Museums, said as he slowly shinned up the frescoed stairwell leading up to a once-private papal chapel in Rome.
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With continued policy support and the emergence of additional carbon-free options, it's not difficult to imagine energy markets with carbon-free technologies winning as much they lose against carbon-emitting alternatives.
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One of the signees, former director of the CIA and NSA Michael Hayden told CNN's John Berman Friday on "New Day" that making the decision to sign the statement was not difficult.
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In reality, the regime's denials are not difficult to refute, provided that the international community is appropriately interested in exposing persistent misbehavior and strengthening the enforcement measures laid out by the JCPOA.
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Vanunu said Check Point's research didn't get into whether TikTok posed any specific national security concerns but that it was not difficult to draw certain conclusions based on what it did find.
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"For a global player to come in and start providing a service to the top 2% to 3% of the population is not difficult, they&aposre used to the convenience," Sheikha said.
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"For a global player to come in a start providing a service to the top 2% to 3% of the population is not difficult, they&aposre used to the convenience," he said.
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" In one of the stories, the language "as the country shrinks is spoken by fewer people each day; it's not difficult to imagine it disappearing altogether, the language and the country both.
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The reason these threats are so real is that it's not difficult to hide surveillance or control infrastructure in computer components, and if they're not turned on, they're very difficult to find.
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To the extent that Subway's products are consumed by a sizable portion of the public, the public interest in their composition is not difficult to discern and is established on the evidence.
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During the band's early days, they noticed that while it was not difficult to play shows in Utrecht, where they knew most promoters, they didn't have the same experience in other cities.
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It's not difficult to imagine Chuck's death registering as a one- or two-episode drop into the narrative bucket on any other show, but in Better Call Saul, it affects the entire landscape.
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"The tiger is clearly looking for a way to get out of that situation, it's not difficult to interpret that behavior," Ron Magill, an animal behavior expert from ZooMiami, told the Miami Herald.
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As Uber continues to pursue its dream of a completely driverless future, it's not difficult to imagine the mindset within the company that radical changes are tolerable, as long as they're only temporary.
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Yet as his administration's attention turns increasingly to another nuclear threat, from Iran, it is not difficult to imagine him parking his ambition to rid the world of the North Korea nuclear threat.
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But if Instagram can't succeed in getting more eyeballs on IGTV, it's not difficult to imagine that it could one day start putting IGTV clips from people you don't follow into your feed.Â
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It's not difficult to conjure a scenario in which using customer deposits to bolster market bets causes a global financial contagion on the order of — or greater than — what we witnessed in 2008.
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I've gotten a roughly similar three to four hours of solid use out of both — and the USB-C charging port is unobstructed, so they're not difficult to plug in and keep using.
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"[I]t's not difficult to bamboozle a president, but it's very difficult to de-bamboozle [a president], which I tried to do and it didn't work," Nixon adviser Edward David said in 2005.
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Most still support the P.T., but in Rio's huge Rocinha favela, where seventy thousand people live on the slopes above Leblon Beach, it is not difficult to find people who voted for Bolsonaro.
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But Gillibrand is also obviously genuinely interested in issues of sexism and harassment, and it's not difficult to imagine her telling Franken to resign even if she wasn't planning to run for president.
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"It's very stark, but not difficult," says Javier Arevalo, a fourth-generation shaman from the Quechua tribe, who spent two years living in the jungle taking initiation diets as part of his training.
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Child advocates and social workers say that it's not difficult for men like Glaser to abuse Ugandan girls with impunity, given the power dynamics that perpetuate the country's unregulated and lucrative orphanage industry.
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It's not difficult to see why: the coronavirus continues to spread, and there are signs that some of the world's top economies could slide into recession as the outbreak compounds pre-existing weaknesses.
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And while this tech is, for now, limited to Bitmoji TV, it's not difficult to imagine that many other publishers or even advertisers would be interested in making hyper-personalized content for Snapchat.
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It is not difficult to imagine a scenario under which Mr. Snowden could be handed over to the United States authorities as a result of a deal between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
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It's not difficult to imagine why — the ballot showing up in your mail is a pretty helpful reminder that there's an election happening, and filling it out is a pretty low-impact ask.
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Instagram's green screen-like AR effect isn't exactly the same as a filter that makes you look older, but it's not difficult to imagine influencers finding all sorts of creative ways to use it.
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And while most viewers of a tournament like CWL Champs are amateur CoD players or industry folks, it's not difficult for a non-gamer to make the leap into watching a game like this.
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Downloading content is not difficult — in the updated app, you just tap the down arrow next to the show, movie or episode you want to watch to save it to your Windows 10 device.
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In some ways, return to making figurative art was not difficult: I was surprised how I could still draw, without hesitation, on a big scale while holding an iPhone photo in my left hand.
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"It is not difficult to imagine one or more EU leaders responding to a bellicose turn in U.K. rhetoric by stating they will not support a further extension of Article 50," said the note.
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If Waze's carpooling service is successful and expands to other cities, it's not difficult to see Google using it as a platform on which to launch a fully commercialized, on-demand driverless car service.
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" In the US, atropine is available only on prescription, and sale is restricted to medical professionals or distributors, but Wheate said the drugs are "fairly common (and) not difficult to get your hands on.
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With coalition forces already making significant progress against ISIS in Sirte, it is not difficult to imagine Libya going the way of Afghanistan, with early wins devolving into an aimless stagnation of nation-building.
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I don't mean to suggest any meaningful comparison between your savings account and a national economy, but it's not difficult to imagine how a huge increase in money distorts the way people spend it.
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Well, you can say that it's not difficult, but the implied threat, that you're gonna screw this up and you're gonna look bad, and we're gonna expose how stupid you are, it's like so there.
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In the top tier of Korea's theatrical box office today, it is not difficult to find local titles that deal with tumultuous Korean history or tough social themes right along with Marvel Studio's superhero movies.
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Though it may seem daunting, apps are not difficult to make when you have the right instruction, like the sort you'll get from the aptly titled online course How To Make a Freaking iPhone App.
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Between true vintage finds on Etsy and Instagram, and new clip-on styles inspired by old school ones, these interesting shapes and stand-out styles are so on-trend that they're not difficult to find.
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Paradoxically, the restrictions coincided with an increase in LSD's availability—the formula was not difficult or expensive to obtain, and those who were determined to could synthesise it with moderate difficulty and in great amounts.
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This is not to suggest that Clinton had this in mind from the start, rather that by now it's not difficult to see how Trump would react to the Khans' speech once it was confirmed.
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It is not difficult to find Republicans who recoil at how their own nominee has, to borrow the phrase made famous by Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the former New York senator and sociologist, defined deviancy down.
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It is not difficult to find a T-shirt or a coffee mug decorated with a totem pole in Vancouver, but if you are looking for Aboriginal food, you have to look a bit harder.
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Republicans have also focused on divisive issues, like healthcare rather than, say, infrastructure; their healthcare legislation in particular was so unpopular that it was not difficult for the entire Democratic caucus to vociferously oppose it.
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I'm a headphones-in-the-office enthusiast, and while they can certainly make some office interactions a little awkward, it's not difficult to overcome, and the trade-off in privacy is more than worth it.
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"In projects of this scope, it is not difficult for an opponent to find fault with many conclusions made by an operator and relied on by the agency," he wrote in the 42-page decision.
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"In projects of this scope, it is not difficult for an opponent to find fault with many conclusions made by an operator and relied on by the agency," he wrote in the 42-page decision.
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It's not difficult to imagine how a performance from Swift might have drawn Dugan's claims right into the spotlight at the Grammys, especially given her Swift's public comments on equality, sexism, and, of late, politics.
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"It is not difficult to see how the Repeal Bill could become a political football," Watts told CNBC, mentioning the issue of powers to devolved parliaments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as an example.
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It's not difficult to see why the quick fixes and simple solutions Jones offers — the "game-changing" pills to fight the fungus that's really causing all your health woes — might resonate with millions of Americans.
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Here are some things that we know to be true about Trump: Given all this, it is not difficult to imagine a world in which Trump sues any politically subversive work of art for libel.
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It's not difficult for her to convince them to participate, after she explains to them that their cases will be retried if she's successful (not to mention the fact that they could be entitled to damages).
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Fans can probably remember the harrowing emotional experience that was the first meeting of Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen, so it's not difficult to imagine how emotional and impactful the meeting was for the actual actors.
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" Gowdy retorted, "I try to be cautious too, Dr. Page, but it is not difficult for me to remember the number of times the FBI has interviewed me in 2016 because the answer would be zero.
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If you want to install NOOBS yourself on the card via a computer, it's not difficult, and once you're into the OS you can use the Pi pretty much like you would do any other computer.
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If you've got a suspicion someone else has gained access to your social media accounts, it's not difficult to check—and it could mean you're able to apply a password change before any real damage happens.
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If it can hold its grasp on audiences, it's not difficult to see the film succeeding with awards voters on passion votes, as the film seems to be inspiring a strong emotional response from Telluride attendees.
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"It is not difficult to understand how gay men and lesbians, who have suffered discrimination, rejection and exclusion, feel so strongly about the maintenance in Northern Ireland of the barrier to same sex marriage," he said.
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But it is also not difficult to envision a case in which the result of the presidential election ends up in a nasty legal fight and the Supreme Court is called on to sort it out.
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The vocals on these dance collaborations are hers, though over-processed into bass-drop oblivion; it's not difficult to guess why she may have been unhappy with the trajectory of her soul and R&B ambitions.
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Many major data breaches, including the Capital One breach, are the result of insider threats or sloppy configuration and maintenance — things that are not difficult to fix, but take time, money and effort to consistently manage.
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For now, Instagram isn't allowing influencers to get a cut of sales that result from these posts, but it's not difficult to imagine the tags becoming part of the sponsored content deals creators are already making.
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As FBI agents, we were taught that search warrants were not difficult to get IF you had the probable cause to believe evidence may be located somewhere within a premise, or in this case, a device.
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Rosenstein addressed dealing with political considerations around investigations during an interview with ABC2 News in Baltimore earlier this year, arguing that "it is not difficult" for him to separate politics and the way he prosecutes cases.
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It's not difficult to make that leap, and they'll benefit in significant ways in the long run; interactive conversations help improve communication skills as a whole, and that's a necessity for success in any future career.
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With pop-culture representations of these places rarely straying from the clichés of a spooky Victorian-era asylum filled with rusting bed frames and uncaring Nurse Ratcheds, it's not difficult to see why that may be.
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Institutional support for such rhetoric is not difficult to find as Washington's democracy-promoting foundations are numerous and have expanded in scope and activities since President Ronald Reagan established the National Endowment for Democracy in 22019.
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While DRL didn't have anything specific to announce today, DRL and Formula 1 have such similar business models it's not difficult to see a future where the two work together strategically on at least some level.
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"If someone knows a little English, it's not difficult," Tainur Rahman, 38, of the Bronx, said one evening this week as he ended his shift and handed his cab off to another driver, on Lexington Avenue.
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And security is not difficult to explain: The original bomb shelter has a 12-ton vault door, is eight feet underground and has a series of backup generators that would, well, protect your wine from Armageddon.
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Earlier this week, New York City-based facialist Sofie Pavitt made what she called a "heavy, but not difficult" decision to close her Chinatown studio until further notice as a response to the COVID-19 crisis.
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But I was impressed with how far Google Assistant and Google Home have come in a short period, and it's not difficult to see them becoming a larger part of travelers' lives in the near future.
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But it's not difficult to predict that high-profile ties to such a large company in a sector many Democrats see as problematic or even fraudulent could make Hillary Clinton's political career a little more difficult.
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Just looking at her filmography, it's not difficult to guess: The vast majority of contemporary roles she has been offered have been underwritten (Laggies, 2014) or secondary (Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, 2014) or uncomplicated (Begin Again, 2013).
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If Lana Del Rey had delivered a stunning, confident, more personal performance on SNL, it's not difficult to believe these reviews may have been more positive — because it was Del Rey herself that critics couldn't get behind.
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"It is not difficult to sell on the spot market, the LNG market is growing by 10 pct per year or more, so clients are asking for more LNG, it's not a real issue," Pouyanne told reporters.
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It is not difficult for groups such as Al Mourabitoun with its resources to infiltrate a squad into a city like Ouagadougou or cross long thinly-populated borders such as the one dividing Mali and Burkina Faso.
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And the practice could further privilege content that reflects the views of the powerful: It is not difficult to imagine, for example, a small progressive media site being delivered more slowly than a Fox News video stream.
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While local-level zoning regulations already seek to protect farmland in the United States, experts say it is not difficult for developers to change the designation - and almost unheard of for it to be changed back again.
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It is not difficult to surmise that the political forces demanding an expansion of subsidies for inefficient electricity are on a roll, and the FTC would like a piece of the action in terms of policy authority.
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The semantical hopscotch between investigations and inquires is not difficult to navigate when you consider there is no procedurally- or legally prescribed staircase of sequential steps to get from point A to point Z on House impeachment.
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Whether it's a toxic dump disguised as a stunning blue lake or an optical illusion of a couple hanging out of a moving train, it's not difficult to fake a glamorous or extreme photo on the platform.
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It's not difficult for a hacker to sit in a cafe and monitor the activity of every device connected to the Wi-Fi, so don't let that Amazon order cost more than what you originally bargained for.
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By telling queer stories within a heteronormative media industry that idolizes sameness and takes guidance from whiteness, it's not difficult to see why an exploration of black queer female relationships is so lacking and largely remains invisible.
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It's tricky, I don't want to say it's not difficult, but it might be a little less ... It's not like if I reach out to someone they immediately hang up the phone and start yelling at me.
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Furthermore, because there are so many authors, titles, niches, and pleasure perspectives, it's not difficult to track down a novel or writer that speaks to the soul of what you as an individual reader are seeking out.
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Aside from military uses (think landmines that can fly), it's not difficult to imagine the CRACUNS also being used as sea-based emergency kits, housing vital supplies and equipment waiting for seafaring humans in need of help.
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Proud of their cyber savvy but perhaps relegated to mundane technical tasks, it's not difficult to imagine just one or two individuals deciding to take things in their own hands and expose capabilities that should remain hidden.
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So it was not difficult for Zak Brown, the new chief executive of Alonso's McLaren team, to suggest something highly unusual: Alonso should skip Monaco on May 28 and run the Indianapolis 500 on that day instead.
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Filling those stacks and 753x9 sections is not difficult if you want to just hit "autofill" in your crossword-making software, but filling them well takes experience, a finely tuned word list and a lot of persistence.
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That doesn't mean that it's not difficult, it doesn't mean that we didn't have two crews running for many days to pick up scenes that we dropped in the previous episode and all that kind of thing.
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Playing to the malleable ego of the usually middle-aged men, it is not difficult for the B-girls to convince the traveler that he is a player — maybe about to get lucky if he plays things right.
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Goldman Sachs, which denies all the allegations, maintains that its relationship with the LIA was at all "material times an arm's length one" between banker and client, and that the trades in question "were not difficult to understand".
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With the number of Latinos living in the United States nearly doubling since 2000, it is not difficult to see why Texas could soon follow California, Colorado, and Nevada into the Democratic camp in the next 20 years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday the changes Washington has demanded that Iran make are not difficult to implement and he is confident a common diplomatic approach can be developed with European countries.
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To twist a phrase from P. G. Wodehouse, it's not difficult to tell the difference between Paul Lynch's writing and a ray of sunshine, and "Grace," his third novel, reveals an undiminished appetite for the depiction of suffering.
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"It's not difficult to convince Turkish public about the need for an intervention in Libya, in part because of the Ottoman legacy," Asli Aydintasbas, a senior fellow of the European Council for Human Rights, said in written comments.
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" But as the Washington Post's Aaron Blake tweeted, it is "not difficult to see a deliberately provocative effort to other-ize Puerto Rico," between Gidley's dismissive remarks and Trump's claims that Puerto Rican officials "only take from USA.
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It's not difficult to imagine Archy roaring some of the lyrics—"I might have drowned her / I caught her plate number / And yeah, I might have seen it all"—into a phone while walking home in the drizzle.
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Although those computers won't have their data ransomed, it's not difficult to create a new variant (or 10) that may infect at a similar rate using kill switches that haven't been activated — if they include kill switches at all.
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Given that David Bowie lived in New York longer than any other city, and his experiences there went back to the early 1970s, it's not difficult to find its influence on the sound and subject matter of his music.
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Whatever privacy built into dating apps is easily circumvented if users can be contacted via other, less secure social media sites, and it's not difficult for some creep to register a dummy account just to message users somewhere else.
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It's not difficult to see why this matters so much when you consider the fact that the average credit card APR is over 17% at the same time the average rewards card gives you 1-3% back at most.
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"It is not difficult to infer ICE was there because someone tipped them off, they were waiting for Mr. Zhang to come out to arrest him," Dong said, adding that Zhang believes his former employers tipped off the agency.
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Even if parents attempt to keep their accounts anonymous, it is often not difficult for investigators to identify them and their children if anyone — even a relative as distant as a third cousin — has made a personal profile public.
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In the type of environment cultivated at the Garden, it is not difficult to imagine Rose, in that moment of considering a phone call to the Knicks, thinking: Why should I be a professional when nobody else here is?
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The Man in the High Castle was sold as an interesting thought experiment, for example, but the idea of democratic champion America slipping into fascism under the control of a wildly unpredictable overlord is frankly not difficult to imagine any more.
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Considering that Ring is one of the most dominant smart home companies today — the company says it sold 140,000 products just in one 24-hour period on QVC — it's not difficult to imagine why Amazon would be attracted to the company.
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What is not difficult to document is Trump acting like a Muscovite by his exclusion of his American advisers, and the American public, from his conversations with Putin in Helsinki and, earlier, with the Russian foreign minister in the White House.
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Navigating the Via Francigena is not difficult, at least in Tuscany, where every twist and turn in the trail sports a multitude of cheerful red-and-white waymarkers, many bearing the trail's logo, a medieval pilgrim with a knapsack and stick.
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"I've counted headlines and it was not difficult to demonstrate a political bias toward Republicans generally and conservatives generally in Murdoch's Post going back decades," Mitchell Stevens, a New York University professor who has written about the history of journalism, said.
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It's not difficult to draw a direct line from Marshall to contemporary artists such as Mitski, Angel Olsen, Phoebe Bridgers, Snail Mail, and Soccer Mommy—tough but vulnerable singers who write and often produce their own material, independent of a band.
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Lax export controls and a failure to agree international norms on what are defined as luxury goods has led to a situation where accessing the very latest technology — including Apple's new iPhone X — is not difficult for North Korea's leadership.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - As if things were not difficult enough for markets in Brazil, whose stocks and currency are among the world's worst-performing this year, an unexpected twist in the country's fragile politics threatens to make the situation even tougher.
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It is not difficult to see why Mr. Picardi — who goes by Phill, with two L's, thank you very much — has impressed his boss, particularly at a time when Condé Nast is looking for its next generation of (younger, cheaper) leaders.
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Even aside from career worries, it's not difficult to understand the appeal of merging with A.I. After all, if enhancement leads to superintelligence and extreme longevity, isn't it better than the alternative — the inevitable degeneration of the brain and body?
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But it's not difficult to see how it could be a seductive lie; the continuous headlines made by the #MeToo movement, paradoxically, were eagerly shared among tradwife networks, as supposed proof that sexual liberation had made life unacceptably dangerous for women.
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So far, the creative uses seem to outnumber the malicious ones, but it's not difficult to imagine how text-fakes could cause harm, especially since these models have been widely shared and are now deployable by anyone with basic know-how.
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When the world's best and brightest are already willing to travel internationally to study and work, it is not difficult to imagine a scenario in which they travel, work, and found transformative companies in places other than the United States.
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On some level, it's not difficult to get into the Kardashians' mindset and find some dark, sardonic humor in Kim's obvious weight loss — that women's bodies are held to impossible standards, especially women who are famous and in the public eye.
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"It is not difficult to insure companies that hold large amounts of crypto assets, but given the newness of the asset class and the publicity some of the crypto breaches have received, applicants need to make an effort to distinguish themselves," Cain said.
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It is not difficult to understand why the #MeToo movement has left many men (and some women) indignant over the newer, more expansive definitions of sexual abuse, and afraid their past or present behaviors might be newly reclassified as harassment and assault.
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As if detecting this were not difficult enough, all manner of local disturbances on Earth make it worse, from the ground shaking to power-grid fluctuations; and instrumental "noises" that could mimic or indeed completely swamp a real signal from the cosmos.
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How it works: Scribd is Insider Picks reporter Mara Leighton's all-time favorite reading app and it's not difficult to see why: for only $8.99 a month, you get truly unlimited access to hundreds of thousands of ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, and documents.
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It's not difficult to imagine a time in the not-too-distant future when smartphones get relegated to being more specialized devices for specific tasks, in the same way that PCs fell into that more specialized role with the growing importance of smartphones.
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And with some polls showing that a not insignificant number of Sanders supporters hate Trump less than they hate Clinton, it's not difficult to imagine that some Sanders Democrats might become Trump Republicans—or at least the real estate mogul can hope.
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" It's not difficult to hook more than one patient up to a ventilator, Peterson said, and if there were two patients who were in the same situation, with "exactly the same size and lung compliance and disease process, it could maybe work.
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If his family decides Los Angeles is where it wants to be full time, it's not difficult to envision James making the leap with great belief that his presence will help Magic flank him with the requisite help eventually, if not immediately.
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Red Sox 33, Yankees 23 If beating the surging Boston Red Sox were not difficult enough these days, the Yankees tried to do it Tuesday night with one arm seemingly tied behind their back — the one belonging to their putative ace, Masahiro Tanaka.
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"This was not a rally to ridicule people of faith, or people of activism, or look down our noses at the heartland, or passionate argument, or to suggest that times are not difficult and that we have nothing to fear," Stewart proclaimed.
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It's not difficult to understand why Cadaco, the white-owned manufacturer, made that the last square on the board, especially considering that the game was released in 1986 and probably sought to capitalize on the excitement generated by the commemoration of the holiday.
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But at the same time, the Pixel 3 is also one of the most frustrating phones of the year, because, for all of its upgrades and additions, it's not difficult to see a number of small tweaks that would have made it so much better.
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It's not difficult to integrate the voices of multiple women and points of view into the National's template, and that may be in part due to the collaborators the band works with regularly, including Berninger's wife, Carin, who's co-written songs since2007's Boxer.
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It's not difficult to imagine how superblocks could be similarly compromised, how they might come to be divided along income lines, or allow more traffic than Rueda's guidelines suggest, or simply amount to a series of pilot projects that never become a serious network.
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Because it allows players to bet on the performances of individual players, it's not difficult to imagine scenarios in the future where players will be able to approximate betting on the outcome of real-life professional-sports games by combining bets on select players.
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It is not difficult to set up — anyone with some knowledge of Ubuntu can do it — but it is generally discouraged with the rise of cloud solutions like Google Apps, and the endless updates and tweaks necessary to keep it secure are often daunting.
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"And I'm going all the way, but I'll leave on the lights for you," sings Solange in her latest album, and it's not difficult to see the way these young women keep entering dark room after dark room and changing them with their light.
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I've been testing one for a few weeks now, and twice (being hapless, mind you) I've missed locking in the portafilter and jammed my thumb right into one of those corners, Be a little more careful than I am (not difficult) and you'll be fine.
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His incredible ability as a rusher adds a dimension to his game that could have a huge impact on his fantasy numbers, and if his accuracy is good enough to keep opposing defenses honest, it's not difficult to imagine him wildly outplaying his current value.
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Key sections of a famous May speech in 2015 below: What it Means: It's not difficult to see how May could get along famously, not only with Trump, but with Bannon and fellow nationalists in Trump's inner circle, like Jeff Sessions and Stephen Miller.
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Here's why the European leaders are so surprised: It's not difficult to imagine a mainstream political leader campaigning with promises to build a wall on the border, move the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and punish the Chinese government for its economic policies.
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It's not difficult to imagine a time when this odd condescension ends and male sports fans are just as unreasonable about Serena Williams's taking time off to have a child as they are when a male athlete does the same for his child's birth.
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It is not difficult to understand why Iran would be skittish about talks after Trump withdrew from the JCPOA despite Iran&aposs independently verified compliance—to say nothing of his October bungling of a four-point deal painstakingly brokered by Paris between Washington and Tehran.
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One of the oldest and most stubborn problems in pro sports has effectively solved itself—it is not difficult for coaches to steer and manage the towering wills of great and greatly stubborn players when everyone involved is so happy and so ready to do it.
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As a result, it's not difficult to imagine a time in the not-too-distant future when smartphones get relegated to being more specialized devices for specific tasks, in the same way that PCs fell into that more specialized role with the growing importance of smartphones.
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Again, not difficult: The first step in any effort to dismantle North Korea's nuclear weapons program is for Pyongyang to provide the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) a full inventory of its nuclear weapons program and facilities so it can design a credible verification and monitoring regime.
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He's not difficult to spot: a man who enacts a set of rituals and routines, grooming and dining, conversing and brandy-drinking, before ascending each night to his room on the sixth floor, which has barely enough space for his Louis XVI desk and ebony elephant lamps.
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" It is not difficult to find Internet listings specifying whether a property lies in the Hindu or Muslim area of an outer suburb, or even, in the case of a half-million dollar flat in the closer-in suburb Andheri, saying explicitly, "All communities allowed EXCEPT Muslims.
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The "Turk" who commissioned it was also not difficult to pin down: the wealthy Ottoman diplomat Khalil Bey, who had lived a notoriously lavish life in the Paris of the 1860s, full of sumptuous soirees, gambling and mistresses, which piled up the debts that eventually ruined him.
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It's not difficult to understand why the Danish isle, located just south of Sweden and otherwise filled with farmers and fishermen, appeals to urbanites: Here, windswept beaches of sand so fine it's literally used in hourglasses give way to rolling, grassy fields dotted with thatch-roofed farmhouses.
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Alphabet has been a black boxIf some financial analysts seemed enchanted by the new tidbits of info — one longtime analyst on the conference call praised Google's management for "the best ... Alphabet call I've been on since I've covered the company" — it's not difficult to understand why.
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It's not difficult to see our own reflections, our own relationship to faith in Frank's trial — that we all have our own way we think or don't think about God, and how difficult and contentious it's become to talk with someone who doesn't see eye to eye with you.
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It's not difficult to imagine some of the more obvious ways Masterpass can lead to a more efficient and streamlined life of commerce, but the company used its New York City event to show off some of the more creative, interesting and unexpected ways one can use Masterpass.
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And, thanks to the pointy, metallic, patent, and over-the-knee boots that are trending hard right now, it's not difficult to find a dressier boot option that suits your style (especially since most boots at your favorite shops right now are leaning more toward the dressy side).
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It's not difficult to envision a scenario in which UEFA—long bitter about the financial siphoning that distributes much of its soccer profits to less developed countries—takes advantage of a future FIFA misstep to organize a world tournament of its own, something it has plotted to do before.
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And, as anyone who has lived through the transition from majority to minority status in the U.S. House knows, it is not a pleasant experience, and it is not difficult to imagine a longtime incumbent being less than enthusiastic about the possibility of returning to minority status in 2019.
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Based on preseason rankings (as well as the far more knowable structure of college football, in which the best way to get to the playoff is to qualify for a conference championship game), it is not difficult to discern which games will come to be seen as turning points.
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Read an excerpt below: However one stands, or kneels, theologically, it's not difficult to agree that Christmas is one of the great human fictions — in that all of us who celebrate it know exactly what role we've been assigned in this year's picture-book enactment of the holiday.
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Google has a long list of the Chromebooks that can run Android apps, but it's not difficult to check to see if yours is one of them by doing the following: It is possible that your Chromebook is capable of running Android apps, but the feature has not yet been enabled.
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Just as it did after the shooting down of a Malaysian airliner in eastern Ukraine in 2014, the Kremlin targeted aggrieved social groups — not difficult to find in the years since the 2008 financial crisis — and capitalized on the disciplined silence of the Western investigators, filling the vacuum with alternative theories.
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The numbers reflecting the hours open per week during operating periods were as little as 20 — which arrives from the Linda Pace Foundation in San Antonio, Texas (Hatch's summary of responses does not explicitly tie any response to a specific institution, but it's not difficult to identify some of them).
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Because you good people and I didn't realizey my dreams and my dreams are not difficult for everyone who wants to make the world a better place like you, I'm looking for someone who takes my hand and help me achieve my dreams, this is the real story.
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It is not difficult to imagine a future where a woman as real as Scarlett Johansson's character, Samantha is performing perfectly automated gendered communication, but it is a bit more jarring to imagine the voice of the men who are dominantly programming these technologies coaxing you out of bed in the morning.
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And with the shutdown of almost all TV and film production in the face of the coronavirus threat, as well as the cessation of live sports, it's not difficult to imagine a world where Trump is just on TV all the time and there's not much we can do to shut him off.
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It's not difficult to imagine that one day a CVS-Aetna member facing housing or food precarity could meet with a clinical case worker after picking up their script a CVS store, receiving critical guidance on the local services available to keep them healthy and off the streets and keep the company's costs in check.
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Considering what the Kardashian family has put on television, it's not difficult to picture a future special episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians — though the show has decided to halt production in the wake of the robbery — featuring Kim talking about her ordeal, with the E network marketing it as a must-see event.
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Over cocktails in the jewel-toned salon, reading in the interior courtyard, lounging in your sleek yet sumptuously appointed room, it's not difficult to conjure the image of the Duke de Morny (Napoléon III's half brother who owned the mansion from 22014 to 2390) leaning over the wrought iron balconies, gazing at the sunset.
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When these outcasts are deplatformed from the "mainstream" platforms and have nowhere else to go, it's not difficult to surmise that they will take their activity to more covert corners of the web where their words and actions can become more dangerous and nefarious, especially as they find connections with other "distasteful" outcasts who have suffered the same fate.
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Although it is not difficult to come up with some possibilities—wholesale reform of the K-12 school system might be an obvious place to start—few of the items on the knowledge economy short list have the potential to employ large numbers of displaced industrial workers or to produce an immediate impact on consumer spending.
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Meeting guys is not difficult per se, but the novelty wears thin quick, even more so when you realize that the guy you are with has no idea what you are talking about half of the time, or that they hold no interest in picking up a book or learning anything new outside of their comfort zone.
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Contrary to what has been said in any number of ways, it is not difficult to get the news from poems: it is difficult to be open to what they have to tell you about living, about what daily life is like after the person you have been married to for your entire adult life has died.
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But when Ms. Warren returned to Iowa for the first time since her confrontation with Mr. Sanders on the debate stage in Des Moines, it was not difficult to find voters who said the opposite: that Mr. Sanders would pay a price for what they saw as his insensitivity on one of the most fraught issues in the primary.
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With parallel elements like Fred Trump's KKK arrest and his market in Queens (and probably not helped by Donald Trump's later instances of racism, including his words describing the 2017 white supremacist march at Charlottesville), it's not difficult to see how "Fred" and F.T. & Sons could be analogs for the real Fred Trump and his family.
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From his campaign ad that some have noted featured anti-Semitic rhetoric, to his refusal to come down in straightforward fashion against neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, to his insistence on using the term "nationalist" despite the connotation it bears, it is not difficult to see why white nationalists would believe (rightly or wrongly) that he is on their side.
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It's not difficult or flashy to execute, but in a new episode of Every Frame a Painting called Joel & Ethan Coen - Shot | Reverse Shot, film essayist Tony Zhou—whose clever observations have led us through the work of David Fincher, Akria Kurosawa, Chuck Jones, and more—argues that this simple technique is the secret to Joel and Ethan Coen's powerful dialogue.
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As the characters on Halt and Catch Fire send their little cartoon avatars wandering through a prototype of our current digital world, it's not difficult to imagine the show as an antithesis, of sorts, to the idea that we're all in it alone, that when it comes down to it, greatness is defined by what any one person makes of it.
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It is not difficult to imagine a world in which four Italian teams made it, and only two from England: Napoli would have qualified at Liverpool's expense had Arkadiusz Milik managed to evade the sprawling limbs of goalkeeper Alisson Becker in the dying seconds at Anfield; a single goal — either for Inter or Barcelona — would have sent Inter through, rather than Tottenham.
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It's not difficult in the sense that the material is particularly graphic or disturbing, though some works, along with Wojnarowicz himself, were pilloried by certain Republicans and members of the religious right for offending hysterical homophobes during the early years of the AIDS crisis in the US. This exhibit is difficult because it's a catalogue of expression that refuses to easily cohere.
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"With a planned three-month extension of the economically costly state of emergency, cost cutting from FX-indebted Turkish corporates, terrorism sustaining a crisis in tourism, and with almost all decisions in Ankara viewed through the short-term lens of creating an executive presidency, it's not difficult to classify Turkey among the riskiest markets in the world at the start of 2017," the bank said.
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With that kind of marketing, it's not difficult to see why parents would find the guns so controversial, nor should it be surprising that at least eight teens used the water guns in a "Columbine-like prank" in 2006, pounding through their school cafeteria clad in all-black, shooting their classmates with the high-powered water rifles while the room reacted in terrified chaos.
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The situation for other companies is very different — and the FCC believes that the price they'd have to pay is "significant:" Indeed, it is not difficult to calculate usage scenarios in which an unaffiliated provider's Sponsored Data charges alone could render infeasible any third-party competitor's attempt to compete with the $35 per month retail price that AT&T has announced for DirecTV Now.
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There were many journeys (from Cornwall to the Outer Hebrides), a few books and radio programs, a dozen great English friends — all of whom voted Remain, of course — and an O.B.E. (Order of the British Empire), which Queen Elizabeth graciously bestowed upon me in 2001, for explaining the British to the Italians and vice versa (not difficult, Your Majesty: We used to like each other).
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It's not difficult to think of frontman Alex Rice as a sort of suburban flâneur sat at a sticky, hometown pub table, flouting indoor smoking codes and toying with a paper coaster while he complains about the table service and the south London music scene all in the same sentence ("They've made it only / When they've signed the rights to Sony," delivered with a scoff and an eye-roll, is a 2018 best as far as #bars go).
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It is not difficult to imagine an America where Republicans consistently win the presidency despite rarely winning the popular vote, where they control both the House and the Senate despite rarely winning more votes than the Democrats, where their dominance of the Supreme Court is unquestioned, and where all this power is used to buttress a system of partisan gerrymandering and pro-corporate campaign finance laws and strict voter ID requirements and anti-union legislation that further weakens Democrats' electoral performance.
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It is not difficult to envision an America where Republicans consistently win the presidency despite rarely winning the popular vote, where they typically control both the House and the Senate despite rarely winning more votes than the Democrats, where their dominance of the Supreme Court is unquestioned and where all this power is used to buttress a system of partisan gerrymandering, pro-corporate campaign finance laws, strict voter identification requirements and anti-union legislation that further weakens Democrats' electoral performance.
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It's not difficult to find, in conversations among progressives, widespread eye-rolling over a certain type of person: the one who will take a heroic stance on almost any issue — furious indignation over the casting of a live-action ''Aladdin'' film, vehement defense of Hillary Clinton's fashion choices, extravagant emotional investment in the plight of a group to which the speaker does not belong — in what feels like a transparent bid for the praise, likes and aura of righteousness that follows.
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It's not difficult to identify the same-gender options for supports; Fire Emblem games after Awakening typically reserve the "S" support rank for romantic relationships, and the in-game Support menu lists the maximum possible rank for every character combination, likely to facilitate planning Having watched (the endgame story spoiler filled) videos of all the queer S-rank romances for women and men, as well as a few videos of different-gender romances for comparison, the F/F options don't seem so bad.
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When you are, like Nevins, contemplative and scholarly — she has a master's degree in art history from Columbia University and only started a career making gardens after a decade of lecturing on landscape history at Barnard College and the Cooper Hewitt museum — it's not difficult to believe you would want to spend your off hours in a simple place of your own, on a bench surrounded by a tall, squared-off hedge, cooking with herbs from your kitchen plot and savoring the tangy perfume of lemon trees in terra-cotta pots.
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