Really hard to figure out marriage, really hard to figure out sibling relationships, really hard to figure out parent-child relationships.
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It was really hard in 1690, and really hard today.
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"I'm OK, but this is really hard, just really hard." bit.
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Consequently, you also play really hard and also fuck really hard.
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It's really hard to be a parent, and it's really hard to be someone's child.
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It's really hard, and it's already been really hard, but we're not giving up so easily.
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We've been playing really hard, working really hard to win games, and it's happening for us.
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It was really hard to sterilize between users, and really hard to initialize, and really kind of crazy.
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The only thing that's worse than really hard work is really hard work on something you don't love.
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"It's really hard for me because I worked really hard three years, four years, and now I can't do anything."
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That's a really hard thing to pull off, and I think it's a really hard thing to pull off quietly.
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And every time I tried to say, well, we actually work really hard, and we try really hard, they just looked sad.
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"They're all really hard workers and they are kind to each other and try really hard to be kind to people," she adds.
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We underpay teachers, despite the fact that it's a really hard job and a really hard thing for a computer to do well.
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She works really hard and she tries really hard for us to have food in the house and also for us to be comfortable.
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"We underpay teachers, despite the fact that it's a really hard job and a really hard thing for a computer to do well," he says.
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We were in a really hard place, I hadn't met my babies yet and it was really hard to imagine me being a single mom.
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"We want people that work really hard in their country and that are going to come into our country and work really, really hard," Trump said.
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Coming back from Rio the next morning, and turning on the television and watching the Olympics — it was really hard to swallow, really hard to watch.
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One of the issues that we came across as we talked with a lot of formerly incarcerated people was that it's really hard to start up your own business, it's really hard to get a job, it's really hard to reintegrate back into the society, into the economy.
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That was really hard and it's really hard for young people, which is why I like to mentor young people because I didn't get a lot of mentorship.
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That was the beauty and the blessing of the TV show – every day we got to work and we worked really really hard and we laughed really really hard.
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"It's going to be really hard to be combative with her, because it's really hard to fight with somebody who's not interested in your version of reality," she said.
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"I want to work really hard now and save really hard so I can travel the world and not have to worry about finances" in retirement, Ms. Hamilton said.
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By constantly listening to people — which is really hard when you're working really hard — the CPO will help build your culture and be the eyes and ears for the CEO.
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And try not to get defensive; this probably isn't the best time for a "I worked really hard for this!!!" monologue, even if you did work really hard for this.
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"It's really hard for me — for us," he said.
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" And she said, "It's really hard to get in.
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"Freedom of expression is really hard — at least really hard if it means anything," Himes said, bringing up catastrophes like Facebook's role in facilitating the massacre of the Rohingya people in Myanmar.
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"We worked really hard for him to get sober at times and those days always outweighed the really hard, dark days," Lyndie recalls of the family's attempts to help Irons stay sober.
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The US generally got off pretty light on that, so we were lucky, but just imagine if WannaCry had hit the US really hard, if it had hit our hospitals really hard.
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Watch Bernie Sanders try really hard to be polite about Trump Watch Bernie Sanders try really hard to be polite about Trump Being polite in politics can be a struggle, as Sen.
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As the show unfolds, it becomes clearer in a murky kinda way that Bieber's own purpose is to try really hard to inspire all of us to try really hard—at something, anything.
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It's really hard, I haven't navigated my way very well.
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I'm just trying to say that it's actually really hard.
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You're kind of setting yourself up, and that's really hard.
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Trying to live up to these expectations was really hard.
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Getting the AI right in a vehicle is really hard.
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Sam: And the problem is, it's really hard to measure.
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It's really hard to get anything built in San Francisco.
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You know, his parents have had a really hard life.
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I wish it could tell you it was really hard.
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"For me this is really hard," she said on GMA.
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A lot of people really worked really hard for this.
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This Tweet made me laugh really hard the other day.
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"It has been really, really hard for us," Castillo says.
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Sometimes it can be really hard to find clear information.
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Whenever I step on that court, I work really hard.
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But I would say that most people work really hard.
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" Ferrellgas Partners: "That propane market is really hard to gauge.
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He was really hard, and it was fun to practice.
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I think it was really hard to get beyond that.
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Because I worked really hard in med school and residency.
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It's really hard to find an apartment on this program.
|
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It's really, really hard to control those kinds of factors.
|
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I tried really hard to temper my expectations for Endgame.
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Nope, it's just us grappling with a really hard problem.
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"It was going to be really, really hard," Wells said.
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I tried really hard and I just couldn't remember it.
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"This past month has been really hard," Statum, 35, says.
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"It's not really hard to rationalise," said BNY Mellon's Mellor.
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"Most Republicans were loyal, terrific & worked really hard," Trump tweeted.
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He had a really hard job threading the needle today.
|
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Those are really hard qualities to find in particular actresses.
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"I fall in love really hard, I do," she admitted.
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It was a really hard thing for me to do.
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A space mission is a really hard thing to accomplish.
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It turns out hitting a home run is really hard.
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It's really hard to overstate how screwed Marco Rubio is.
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"It's really hard to do the right thing," Howard explains.
|
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It's really hard to make a living selling $10 courses.
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"It's really hard to see Khloé so stressed," Kim says.
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I'm also really hard of hearing; I wear hearing aids.
|
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It's really hard to get a gig in this town.
|
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I worked really, really hard, and Mark was so proud.
|
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And I had a really, really hard time finding water.
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It was really hard for me to deal, to cope.
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People gave him a really hard time for saying that.
|
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I had been really hard on myself in that relationship.
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"It's still really hard to get a mortgage," she said.
|
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He works really, really hard and he's really, really dedicated.
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That's really hard," Miller told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
|
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But here's the thing: Earthquakes are really hard to predict.
|
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It's a really hard industry, but Madeline works very hard.
|
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"It's been a really hard few months now," she admitted.
|
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We're doing a jazz routine and it is really hard.
|
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We just worked really really hard, and we executed fast.
|
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In the game industry, it's really hard to avoid crunch.
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"It'd be really hard to drag somebody out," Musk said.
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To repeat that with me was really hard for him.
|
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Let's say you worked really hard to lose ten pounds.
|
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It's an understandable decision but also really hard to watch.
|
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It's really hard because I love to play this game.
|
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My boyfriend had a really hard time with this episode.
|
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"The simple answer is, it's really, really hard," Rutter said.
|
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But this group is just really, really hard to own.
|
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"It's been really hard," Meister told Fox News on Saturday.
|
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And then it was really hard to talk to everyone.
|
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It's a really hard industry to be in right now.
|
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It's really hard because expenses for tooling are really high.
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"We were hit really hard with currency," he told CNBC.
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I think it's really hard to write good love songs.
|
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The holidays are really hard on a lot of people.
|
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First of all, shooting in the metro is really hard.
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And it's really hard to give up that other business.
|
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Talking about religion sensitively is really hard for any politician.
|
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"The Rangers came out really hard on us," Budaj said.
|
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"It was really hard for me," Fletcher tells PEOPLE exclusively.
|
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And it's really hard for me to separate the two.
|
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I try really hard, but I I love it here.
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"(The Blazers) played really hard," Utah coach Quin Snyder said.
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I started having a really hard time focusing in school.
|
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It was actually a really hard group to get into.
|
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Bentley and Tucker trying really hard to scare that bear.
|
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That's a really hard example of a net neutrality issue.
|
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I hope you guys love it, we worked really hard.
|
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"I'm gonna try really hard not to cry," she said.
|
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Chipotle has been working really hard to win us back.
|
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It was really hard to convey into a 2D image.
|
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It was a joke that made us laugh really hard.
|
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That's a really hard thing to do in a game.
|
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We're all going to have really hard times in life.
|
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It's really hard to create new businesses at existing companies.
|
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You have to work really hard not to like her.
|
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It makes it really hard to compare to past races.
|
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And are you prepared for it to be really hard?
|
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"It's not really hard to rationalize," said BNY Mellon's Mellor.
|
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Now I can't, and that was really hard for me.
|
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"It's really hard, but it's a powerful exercise," says Frazier.
|
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"But it's really hard to make a comparison," he said.
|
|
She works hard — really hard, but it's still not enough.
|
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So it's a really hard place to fight the battle.
|
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We didn't rebound very well, but we competed really hard.
|
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Nico: It's really hard, I don't do my own hair.
|
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It's really, really hard to look at that archival footage.
|
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"I thought we made Miley work really hard," Girardi said.
|
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"I studied really hard too," Brookes told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
|
|
A good man is really hard to find, you know?
|
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It is really really hard," he told "CBS Evening News.
|
|
"Sanctions were biting really hard on them," Mr. Nasheed said.
|
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That you have to work really, really hard in life.
|
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We fought really hard today and gave ourselves a chance.
|
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The three of us have worked really hard to compensate.
|
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It's really hard to make charcuterie out of average pork.
|
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It's really hard to tell just by looking at him.
|
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People have to move on because they work really hard.
|
|
I went up instinctually, and we hit heads really hard.
|
|
I remember we actually gave them a really hard time.
|
|
I think the branding is going to become really hard.
|
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It's really hard for, I think, men to find clothes.
|
|
Depending on the vegetation, cutting line can be really hard.
|
|
People who make video have a really hard time collaborating.
|
|
It's really hard to put that label on anything else.
|
|
"It's really hard to have a steady CPM," Alexander said.
|
|
The first place was really hard for me to understand.
|
|
That is really hard for some people, for multiple reasons.
|
|
That's really hard to do, because it's hard to control.
|
|
But it is really, really hard because it's your kids.
|
|
"I've worked really hard," she says, and that she has.
|
|
Or it's a smoking crater, really hard to tell, actually.
|
|
" Beyond Meat: "This is a really, really hard ... it's hard.
|
|
This is going to be really, really hard — perhaps impossible.
|
|
I think it's really hard to be a good forecaster.
|
|
Microsoft worked really hard to win his business, McDevitt said.
|
|
I've been trying really hard to make sure it hasn't.
|
|
And I still went out there and campaigned really hard.
|
|
"Really hard," Mr. Trump told journalists along for the ride.
|
|
"It was a really hard thing for me," he said.
|
|
It's really hard to concentrate or even do everyday tasks.
|
|
Getting that separation of time was actually really, really hard.
|
|
It's going to be really hard on the loser today.
|
|
It's really hard to place value on this right now.
|
|
And it was really hard the days after Luke passed.
|
|
I've worked really hard to get to where I am.
|
|
"I think it's really hard on people," Ms. Touitou said.
|
|
He's worked really hard to be the person he is.
|
|
Somebody had clouted him really hard, and quite recently, too.
|
|
"I'm having a really hard time with it," she said.
|
|
Rising premiums under #Obamacare have hit them really hard. pic.twitter.
|
|
"It's already really hard to find parking" Ms. Ferreira said.
|
|
Not having a studio for an artist is really hard.
|
|
"It's really hard to rebuild a person," Mr. Holys says.
|
|
It's really hard going weekly to something you're terrible at.
|
|
I try really hard not to let it bother me.
|
|
"It's really hard to get behind this story," she said.
|
|
It's really hard to leave when the peepers are singing.
|
|
"Until recently it's been really hard to compete," Fluhr said.
|
|
I would say work really hard and learn the basics.
|
|
It's really hard to talk to children about their sexuality.
|
|
Yes, it's really hard, but give it a shot anyway.
|
|
"It's been really hard to play golf lately," he added.
|
|
"That's a really hard shot," Warriors Coach Steve Kerr said.
|
|
That was a really hard decision for her to make.
|
|
And so it came up and hit us really hard.
|
|
Work really hard and do great work for great people.
|
|
You have your calendar packed, which makes it really hard.
|
|
And we have to work really hard to be even.
|
|
Some are going to try really hard to avoid spoilers.
|
|
"We're working really hard to make things better," Allen stated.
|
|
Seven kids at the same time, it is really hard.
|
|
It's really hard to do that as a normal person.
|
|
It's also really hard to sew all the maids' costumes.
|
|
Yeah, I think it's really hard to guess in advance.
|
|
We don't have really hard numbers on any [previous eclipses].
|
|
What I mean by that is turnarounds are really hard.
|
|
Try really hard not to call attention to it, Ted.
|
|
When he did pass away, it hit me really hard.
|
|
When you shoot an animal, the meat turns really hard.
|
|
We work really, really, really hard to maintain that trust.
|
|
"Looking ahead this seems really hard to sustain," Milner said.
|
|
"It's a really hard thing to comment on," she says.
|
|
We try really hard to persuade people that we're right.
|
|
My wife gives me a really hard time on Instagram.
|
|
They tried REALLY hard to rap along with the words.
|
|
Look, you end up ... Building these things is really hard.
|
|
"That was a really, really hard time for me," she recalled.
|
|
It's something I find really hard, so she's a positive influence.
|
|
But to get to that level of analysis is really hard.
|
|
For some reason, it was really hard to connect with him.
|
|
At first, she refuses — she's worked really hard on her sobriety.
|
|
It's really hard for me to talk about this right now.
|
|
A lot of their guys stop up and played really hard.
|
|
But the challenge that plants are facing now is really hard.
|
|
I work really hard and come in third on the leaderboard.
|
|
I have to do all three things and it's really hard.
|
|
It's really really hard to start exercising if you're not exercising.
|
|
The downside for neural nets is they're really hard to understand.
|
|
It's really hard to find content that's always going to resonate.
|
|
It's really hard to understand why you would take that position.
|
|
I've had four knee operations because I play really, really hard.
|
|
If I didn't have that anymore, it would be really hard.
|
|
And so when you're in the muddy middle, it's really hard.
|
|
To put it simply, the workout was really, really hard. Evidence?
|
|
"It's going to be really hard to do during a downturn."
|
|
"It's really hard to regain trust," Kardashian says in the teaser.
|
|
"Getting sober is a really hard thing to do," Perry added.
|
|
Luckily, it's really hard to wake you up from this stage.
|
|
But on the other hand, we worked really hard on it.
|
|
I feel like I'd have a really hard time with that.
|
|
"The game is really simple, but it's really hard," Maurice said.
|
|
Ewing: It was really hard filming people going through these things.
|
|
I took someone else's really hard work, and I'm using it.
|
|
JOE PAPA: Well, I'm gonna work really hard at it, Jim.
|
|
"Confrontation is really, really hard for most of us," says Sponenberg.
|
|
"It's been an extraordinary opportunity, but really hard," she tells Davis.
|
|
I hope they look really hard at a lot of entities.
|
|
It was really hard to get a funny take on Reagan.
|
|
"We work really hard with the language we use," Hymanson says.
|
|
But doing that turns out to be a really hard problem.
|
|
BS: I think it's because it's really hard to get right.
|
|
"It's been a really hard day," Lakshmi told PEOPLE by phone.
|
|
"I have a really really hard time controlling myself," she said.
|
|
Mark Zuckerberg: And that's a really hard thing to get at.
|
|
"The Michael Jackson episode was really hard to shoot," she said.
|
|
It's really hard to go back and edit sentences, for example.
|
|
"The truth is it's really hard to say no," says Welch.
|
|
But I'm trying really hard to not get insane about anything.
|
|
Tobin says, Creating an accurate synthetic data simulator is really hard.
|
|
And so it really doesn't ... It's really hard to break down.
|
|
Divorce is terrible, it was very painful, it was really hard.
|
|
"It's really hard, for example, to keep my healthcare," she says.
|
|
It was really, really hard to make this top ten list.
|
|
And there are going to be states where it's really hard.
|
|
In a few words, "really hard to explain," but rewarding nonetheless.
|
|
I've worked really hard to get my brain to this place.
|
|
"My first month back on snowboards was really hard," he says.
|
|
Others lost their moms or their family and it's really hard.
|
|
We fought a really hard fight and we were just exhausted.
|
|
At that time the Ed Banger stuff was going really hard.
|
|
It's a commodity, and it's really hard to compete with commodities.
|
|
So coming has been really hard, by myself and with partners.
|
|
I&aposm -- so you just made my open really, really hard.
|
|
Maybe it can be the normal guy who works really hard.
|
|
" : "This is a really hard-to-understand real estate investment trust.
|
|
Lessons and lost loves aside, lenses are really hard to clean.
|
|
"Our coach was really hard on us," Ziff says by phone.
|
|
And it's almost insulting because you know you work really hard.
|
|
GOLER: IT'S BEEN REALLY HARD FOR US TO MOVE THE NUMBERS.
|
|
For example, you can say, 'This was really hard for me.
|
|
Being a freelance designer has traditionally been a really hard road.
|
|
It's just really hard, and I hope that he's doing better.
|
|
I was just killing it with the graffiti, going really hard.
|
|
It turns out grasping objects is really hard for a robot.
|
|
"Davidson is really hard for us to play," Roy Williams said.
|
|
Probably would make it really hard to get on a plane.
|
|
You can make your own toilet paper, but that's really hard.
|
|
None of that is because the college wasn't trying really hard.
|
|
"It's really hard to get back to normal society," he says.
|
|
It's really, really hard to screw around with the legacy system.
|
|
He's a wonderful young man, and it's really hard for him.
|
|
It's really hard to raise rounds ahead of reaching those milestones.
|
|
One day, he hits his head really hard against a wall.
|
|
"It's really hard, because it's not a sexy topic," Provenzano says.
|
|
It's really hard because part of the whole thing is rejection.
|
|
"Our show's really hard to convey through a trailer," Luciano said.
|
|
"We competed really hard (Tuesday)," Pittsburgh coach Kevin Stallings told reporters.
|
|
Local and independent operators are often really hard to find online.
|
|
I just really enjoy watching her conquer that really hard role.
|
|
It's probably a sensation of its own, really hard to beat!
|
|
" Or, "It's really hard to hear that you're feeling this way.
|
|
Saying "I love you" to someone is really hard to do.
|
|
It's going to be really hard for things to break through.
|
|
"It's always really hard to keep secrets like that," he says.
|
|
" You're out there just like, "Well, this one is really hard.
|
|
But it was actually really hard; that hose weighed so much!
|
|
"Your bullpen is so short, it's just really hard," Girardi said.
|
|
Anytime you give an entitlement, it's really hard to take away.
|
|
It's really hard to put it in a bill that works.
|
|
If it is on camera then I try really, really hard.
|
|
"This illness hit her really hard and really fast," she said.
|
|
So my first piece of advice: Just work really, really hard.
|
|
He has dedicated his life to working really hard for us.
|
|
And it was really hard not to just burst into tears.
|
|
Our line has been playing really well and working really hard.
|
|
"It's really hard to argue that our military is underfunded," Sen.
|
|
He's been working really hard, I think he'll get it back.
|
|
Because I got to be successful, but it was really hard.
|
|
And also for them to come in perfectly, it's really hard.
|
|
Colin Joyce is trying really hard not to care on Twitter.
|
|
But, but, but: Quantum computers are still really hard to build.
|
|
It's really hard and emotionally taxing, and humor is my savior.
|
|
KS: Consumer electronics is a really hard area to work in.
|
|
It's really hard to listen to this album and not smile.
|
|
One of my friends in particular had a really hard time.
|
|
"We're working really hard to bring the price down," Patel says.
|
|
"He kept trying really hard and forcing it," Mcintyre says now.
|
|
Certainly, labor laws make it really hard to join an union.
|
|
It's really hard, it's incredibly hard, and I'm wrestling with it.
|
|
It's really hard to calibrate your doses in a dark nightclub.
|
|
First designing technocratic systems that will actually work is really hard.
|
|
How he tried really hard to pretend that he was sober.
|
|
We do have the talent and we have worked really hard.
|
|
It was definitely really hard not seeing him around the team.
|
|
I was not a natural swimmer, but I worked really hard.
|
|
"It's just really hard to think about this stuff," she said.
|
|
It's really hard to overstate how bad this is for Sanders.
|
|
So you're seeing amazing creativity, you see people working really hard.
|
|
I have to work really hard at it, all the time.
|
|
I'm looking for Korean food, and it's really hard to find.
|
|
My second company I learned that selling advertisements is really hard.
|
|
"I am working really hard right now," she said in July.
|
|
We have to figure it out, it's a really hard problem.
|
|
I think it's really hard as a stand-alone travel startup.
|
|
Even then, these answers were all really hard to come by.
|
|
But at this stage, it's really hard to tell the difference.
|
|
Giving a lot of fucks all the time is really hard.
|
|
"It was surreal — I was shaking really hard," Ms. Lipp said.
|
|
We're going to try really hard not to piss people off.
|
|
People are trying really hard to stay safe, not get sick.
|
|
"It's a really hard job," Ms. DeSisto said in an understatement.
|
|
You can't save everyone, and sometimes it can be really hard.
|
|
And it was really hard for me to get past that.
|
|
"I think it's really hard being acting," said a former official.
|
|
"I had a really hard time out there," Mr. Shears said.
|
|
It's always been really hard to find someone who appreciates that.
|
|
I've had a really hard time finding things that are interesting.
|
|
I had a really hard time finding those things on Byte.
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I have a really hard time feeling like a sensual woman.
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I talk about this in "Design Wise" because it's really hard.
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AND FINALLY ... Whopper neutrality Net neutrality is really hard to understand.
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"We've been playing really hard and creating good energy," Calvert said.
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"Building new spacecraft and developing hardware is really hard," Lueders said.
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But, he added, "Maybe this is just a really hard problem."
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Once you've broken that relationship, getting it back is really hard.
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It's really hard to know for sure how it will develop.
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Plus, I've worked really hard at building a career I enjoy.
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This is my favorite drink and it's really hard to find.
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"Mixing prosthetic and beauty makeup is really hard," Kazu Hiro said.
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That would've sucked really hard had I not seen that sign.
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"We strive really hard to be a nonpartisan organization," Mazur said.
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"It was a really hard time in my life," Samuelson said.
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"I wasn't playing and it was difficult, really hard," Vieira said.
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"The moment it happened is really hard to describe," he said.
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It is really great and it is really hard right now.
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"The first few months were really hard," Ms. Saint John said.
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"We work really hard to be resilient and strong," she said.
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I mean, it's really hard to know the fallout from this.
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"It was really hard to shoot," Strong says of the scene.
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It was really hard for me to understand why they don't.
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It's really hard in this era not to be twitchy, right?
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So it's really hard to know how you substantively make changes.
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I tried really hard not to have any of that stuff.
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It's a really hard thing, actually, not to have human intervention.
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It's really hard to figure out if someone likes you back.
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One is in general, storytelling is really hard to do well.
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Rick Su: At this point, it is really hard to tell.
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Its really easy to do, and really hard to mess up.
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It was hard to break I had to turn it really hard.
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Jeremy pushed him really hard and expected a lot out of him.
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It's too early to say, and they're still really hard to make.
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It&aposs really hard to hear words of zero tolerance being downplayed.
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"It was really hard to be away from my family," he said.
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We try really hard to bring it as hard as we can.
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It was really hard for me to find somebody to relate [to].
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At least it was really hard for me, and sometimes still is.
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Which made it really hard, because I just wanted to write jokes.
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Before the internet, it was really hard to research the cheerleading world.
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"I think it's really hard being a famous person's child," she says.
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JC: The downside for neural nets is they're really hard to understand.
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"Intimate partner violence programs are really hard to scale up," Roy says.
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So like, I think what's really hard — it is hard to do.
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We worked really hard to copy, basically, the way those games feel.
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It's a really, really hard problem, and we need help solving it.
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It's really hard to know if it'll make the other person uncomfortable.
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It is really hard to quantify, so I decided to ignore it.
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My shapes are really hard, and I use a lot of black.
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The "Keanu walking to music" meme is really hard to beat, though.
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"We've been fighting really hard to get growth here," King told CNN.
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"It was really hard to see her go through that," said Kordei.
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I'm not saying it was easy, but I wasn't trying really hard.
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"I didn't know that being pregnant could be really hard," she says.
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" Says Kloss, "I think denim is a really hard thing to master.
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He was battling his own demons and had a really hard time.
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It's really hard and it's confusing and I hate the whole thing.
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"We played really hard the whole night," Boston coach Brad Stevens said.
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We don't always play the best basketball but we played really hard.
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The search of something that by itself is really hard to get.
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Let's face the music — it's really hard to find good fringed clothing.
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Something about it must just be really hard to do, I guess?
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"It's really hard to talk about things when you're ashamed," she said.
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From the heat, the weather and the bugs, this was really hard.
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They worked really hard to fix things, but it still fell apart.
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"But then, it's really, really hard to leave here on Sunday night."
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And in large stores, it's really hard for a human to compete.
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I am working really hard and am sure it will pay off.
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"He was crying, and that was really hard to hear," says Oblow.
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It just makes it really hard for doctors to get a credential.
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It's just really hard to run a human-curated anything at scale.
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There are no laws against asking your employees to work really hard.
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It's a really, really hard problem and we need help solving it.
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"It's been really hard to play golf lately, this year," Day said.
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Yeah, they work really hard to make sure they look like that.
|
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But once that patch is complete, you're past the really hard part.
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And it was really hard to relive that over and over again.
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"This is really hard on us and her children," they reportedly wrote.
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"It's really hard to design products by focus groups," Jobs famously said.
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I mean, it's really hard to argue with that kind of hope.
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We are going to work really hard to get over the hump.
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Second, outside large-N academic studies, this is really hard to prove.
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This game gets hard—like really hard—but I never got frustrated.
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"These are really hard engineering businesses that require tremendous discipline," McNamee said.
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It tries really hard to serve Shawn's character and it almost works.
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"I worked really hard to go outside of the box," she explains.
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It's really hard to predict what the Earth is going to do.
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She trusts me if I pull really hard and believe in something.
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"It's really hard to be in this house without John," says Nikki.
|
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In the real world, it's really hard to untangle cause and effect.
|
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Riding a skateboard sideways on top of another skateboard is really hard.
|
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True Romance portrayed a really hard reality, but also an amazing escape.
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The whole making friends as an adult thing is actually really hard.
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I worked really hard toward that and finally got somewhere with it.
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"All we can say is that we tried really hard," he said.
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It's really hard for insurers to exclude a hospital from their network.
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It's really hard, but it's really great, and I notice a difference.
|
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"Being a Kanye fan is really hard," Ferrer writes at the end.
|
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"It's really hard to scale fast, even with Uber's resources," he said.
|
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It&aposs going to be really hard, like any massive trade negotiation.
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I can't really say it, but I'm working really hard every day.
|
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I'm obviously trying really hard to do a whole s—load better.
|
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I'm hugely excited for this and I'm working really hard on it.
|
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It will be really hard to be worse than last season, right?
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It's really hard not to like someone when you empathize with them.
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Also, I think it's really hard to be active when everything sucks.
|
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People worked really hard and put a lot in, obviously himself included.
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Fitzharris: That's a really hard thing to pinpoint, because it's so taboo.
|
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But no, it's real — and it's really hard to look away from.
|
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So, it's really hard for me to fully trust him right now.
|
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In her excitement, she grabbed my dick and yanked it really hard.
|
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Graffiti artists lead a double life and that can be really hard.
|
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It's really hard for an hour to an hour and a half.
|
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"It's really hard to give out just one of these," he says.
|
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It's a really hard problem, it's one that's definitely worth working on.
|
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To put them down three goals, it's really hard to come back.
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I'm finding it really hard to understand why I would stay here.
|
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I tried really hard to let my worries vanish into the ether.
|
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Tobias brought really good energy to the game and played really hard.
|
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It was really hard making that not one blurry line on camera.
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But I know how fucking hard it is now: It's really hard!
|
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So it's really hard to judge, because it's not a rock show.
|
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But, it's really hard to turn a human being into a machine.
|
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"It is getting really hard not to step on our intellectual property."
|
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"It's really hard to print a picture that small," Semmel told BuzzFeed.
|
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I've been trying really hard not to support that kind of thing.
|
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"But they also said it was really, really hard," Ms. Zomorodi said.
|
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And millions of us work really hard to get there each year.
|
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I think that's what makes your sound really hard to pin down.
|
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My must-see list is a muddle of really hard scheduling choices.
|
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It's really hard to say what would have legally prevented this, though.
|
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But it's really hard to do daily because it hurts so bad.
|
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"The momentum looks good but people are working really hard," he said.
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Locals trying.... ...really hard to help but many have lost their homes.
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They definitely were there for me through a really, really hard time.
|
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"It was really hard on Nick," Lauren tearfully said in the footage.
|
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I'm trying so hard to connect and it can be really hard.
|
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"It's really hard to get him to do new stuff," she explained.
|
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"In small communities, that can be really hard to undo," he said.
|
|
He said that's probably because the salamanders are really hard to catch.
|
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Wait till you have some really hard evidence on something very political?
|
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"It's really hard to see much of Bernie's support moving," Selzer ventures.
|
|
So I think that can be really, really hard for some people.
|
|
"We really tried really hard to get on the track," she said.
|
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"In Brazil, everything's possible — it's really hard, but it's possible," JR said.
|
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C. is going to take a really hard hit, culturally, socially, everything.
|
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Oh, I'm on time because it's really hard to build a company.
|
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Locals trying really hard to help but many have lost their homes.
|
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But it is also really hard to measure, particularly for service firms.
|
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They've worked really hard for this and wanted to keep them focused.
|
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Some of the American teams are really hard to match up against.
|
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It's really hard to pin him down on any kind of hand.
|
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That was really hard to do when all this was going on.
|
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"It's almost insulting because you know you work really hard," she said.
|
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Shopping for your dad can either be really easy... or really hard.
|
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The singer said she had some "really hard times" following her surgery.
|
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It's really, really hard to effectively use a device while it's charging.
|
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I thought really hard and that is when the idea hit me: ?
|
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This is really hard work that not many companies can do well.
|
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Perfect for: It's really hard to say who this isn't perfect for.
|
|
I'd love you to get out there, work really hard for '18.
|
|
It's going to be really hard to conceal ourselves in the future.
|
|
I think the thing about reboots is they're really hard to do.
|
|
Staying anonymous on the so-called dark web can be really hard.
|
|
It's really hard to say how Apple would internally approach this question.
|
|
But here's the thing — it's currently really hard to sell bitcoin cash.
|
|
It's really hard to raise a hand to say 'Hey, I'm struggling.
|
|
You make a point of it to rep Carol City really hard.
|
|
This struck me as odd; Moldbug is not really hard to reach.
|
|
It's really hard to… I'm trying to use the suspension of disbelief.
|
|
The second part is that it's really hard to fuck up music.
|
|
Some songs are sweet and sugary while other songs are really hard.
|
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"It's almost insulting because you know you work really hard," said Sadler.
|
|
It's a whole variety of things that are really hard to capture.
|
|
"At this point it was really hard to sell online," she said.
|
|
It's more like, we worked really hard to achieve what's going on.
|
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"It's really hard to get elite players," General Manager Dell Demps said.
|
|
No. My first business, I learned that software was really, really hard.
|
|
I hadn't told anyone that, hey, this was really hard for me.
|
|
JL: I think that, first of all, it's really hard to predict.
|
|
It's really hard to get people to go to the movies anymore.
|
|
I mean, I think we do it, we work really, really hard.
|
|
"As we went down, we had a really hard landing," Bormann said.
|
|
"Our teams were hit really hard," Mr. Keenan said in an email.
|
|
"I worked really hard on the physicality," Cumberbatch said in an interview.
|
|
I job-hunted secretly for a whole year which was really hard.
|
|
If not today, it will come because I'm a really hard worker.
|
|
Even though I did work really hard, I have perspective on this.
|
|
People worked really hard and put a lot in, obviously himself included.
|
|
It's really hard to get a soufflé to come out just right.
|
|
It's really hard to be a teacher, harder than it's ever been.
|
|
When you're in the moment, it's really hard to see past that.
|
|
I think if you're in other places, traditionally that's been really hard.
|
|
"It's going to be really hard and economically very tough," Jha said.
|
|
And this is not at all character; it's really hard to believe.
|
|
We're really happy to be here and excited to work really hard.
|
|
"I try really hard to scrape, but I'm getting by," he said.
|
|
From a financial standpoint, that becomes a really hard decision for them.
|
|
I'm working really hard on logging everything I buy on Every Dollar.
|
|
"It was really hard to hit her in the face," Markos admits.
|
|
South Carolina was worth it — we tried, and we tried really hard.
|
|
Higgy was really, really good behind the plate and worked really hard.
|
|
"It's a simple thing that's really hard to execute," Ms. Chung said.
|
|
Being authentic is really hard for larger organizations, or really any organization.
|
|
"It's really hard to ignore what Aaron Hicks has done," Girardi said.
|
|
It's really hard to necessarily see what other people have going on.
|
|
I think using they/them pronouns is still really hard for people.
|
|
And it's really hard to make good news the news that leads.
|
|
We had a really hard time after we left [Aleppo] with Sama.
|
|
"It was really hard," the New York-based designer recently told PEOPLE.
|
|
Sometimes I work really hard and want instant satisfaction in my life.
|
|
Noticing your self-lies is really hard, even for the self-aware.
|
|
I push myself really hard and get my highest power score ever!
|
|
Or it's on stage giving a talk, or working out really hard.
|
|
I just feel like I'm working really hard, and I love it.
|
|
"There's an unlimited offensive capability and defense is really hard," Olson says.
|
|
That's easier said than done, and it's really hard to get money.
|
|
"There's an unlimited offensive capability and defense is really hard," Olson says.
|
|
You choose it, and you work really hard to sustain that commitment.
|
|
It was really hard to wrap my head around, even after filming.
|
|
It's a really hard scientific problem, and we're all in on it.
|
|
It's really hard to know what the right thing to do is.
|
|
I try really hard not to prepare for trips, to be honest.
|
|
You've studied really hard, you've poured everything you possibly can into it.
|
|
"It's all been really hard," Myra said, as she started to cry.
|
|
"The narrative around bitcoin is still really hard to grasp," Demirors said.
|
|
"It&aposs really hard to innovate inside these large institutions," Yudina said.
|
|
"That was really hard on the family," the Black Panther actress said.
|
|
"To set expectations, this is a really, really hard problem," Schroepfer said.
|
|
"I just got racing with the 4 (Chastain) really hard," Briscoe said.
|
|
You have to change their-- their behavior, and that's really, really hard.
|
|
Really hard to overstate how many lawyers there were in that village.
|
|
I will also say it's really hard to make a travel show.
|
|
Balance that's really hard to strike at the end of the day.
|
|
But even if all of this changed, stopping swatting is really hard.
|
|
Same went for anything that was trying really, really hard to shock.
|
|
It's really hard to 100% confirm that a room is bug-free.
|
|
Actually, it's really hard to keep track of Kara's actual birthday, yeah.
|
|
And some of the questions I thought were really hard and pointed.
|
|
The big challenge is that successful democratic governance is really, really hard.
|
|
For me it's really hard, and I don't like thinking about it.
|
|
I've never been ... I had to work really hard to learn that.
|
|
By trying to work really hard to make the ideology make sense to him, which he did through going to these scary American Renaissance conferences with scientists who work really hard to try and make this ideology make sense.
|
|
"I worked really hard but I still needed a little help," she says.
|
|
"It was really hard for my parents, especially for my mom," Levin said.
|
|
Well, I worked really hard — perhaps harder than the guys, or anyone else.
|
|
"Our sailors work really hard to ensure these airplanes are going flying," Capt.
|
|
It's really hard to feel sad and not feel completely defeated by it.
|
|
Fair enough, but what [John] Donahoe did at eBay is really really hard.
|
|
Because when you're autistic, it's really hard to do what everyone else does.
|
|
" B.F.: "Sometimes it's really hard to love someone who's a lot like you.
|
|
It's really hard to find experienced people in LA who have done that.
|
|
I think that there are people out there who worked really, really hard.
|
|
But I think McCain and Hillary Clinton showed that it&aposs really hard.
|
|
"He is in a good place and works really hard to stay there."
|
|
It's really hard to do, and god I wish I had Agatha Christie.
|
|
It's really hard for people to learn something new when they're not 15.
|
|
I've always been honest with you all, but this one is really hard.
|
|
Saint Nick tried really hard to get us to remember who he is.
|
|
It became really hard for a foreigner to find work in an airport.
|
|
It was really hard for the Senate majority leader to stifle his smile.
|
|
And then when you have another one, that was really hard on us.
|
|
JC: I think that augmented reality is really, really hard to pull off.
|
|
JC: Requires a device, and the math around it is really, really hard.
|
|
You can try to do the push notify thing, but it's really hard.
|
|
"When things are rare, they're really, really hard to find," he told me.
|
|
"I'm getting emotional, because I know we've all worked really hard," Robach said.
|
|
Read This Next: Working Out Really Hard Makes Some People Pee Their Pants
|
|
And they can be really hard to replicate, for a variety of reasons.
|
|
"It's really hard to explain to foreigners how damaging this is," she said.
|
|
Believe it or not, being a model is actually a really hard job.
|
|
That's really hard, and we're kind of right in the middle of that.
|
|
That's a secret, it seems simple but it's really hard to execute on.
|
|
This thing ricocheted around the fucking darkroom, hitting me multiple times, really hard.
|
|
But Pregnant Amelia was having a really hard time doing one thing: eating.
|
|
Our dogs are having a really hard time — they want to go out.
|
|
I try really hard to give the world the benefit of the doubt.
|
|
Here's the thing about Naked and Afraid: the show is really, really hard.
|
|
The Follow-up: Okay, so it was really hard but I confronted her.
|
|
It was a reality check - but they've learnt to train really hard since.
|
|
"What he's doing is really hard to do," said Counsell, the Brewers manager.
|
|
It is really, really hard to get around the DMCA's ant-circumvention provisions.
|
|
It's almost kind of fitting when you're trying to do something really hard.
|
|
So what Google announced is that it basically dunked really hard on IBM.
|
|
And I think that biohacking is trying really hard to disrupt that system.
|
|
Based on my conversations with experts, it's a really hard policy to untangle.
|
|
"I love the preparation, I trained really hard for this camp," Condit said.
|
|
But we are trying really hard and we love each other a lot.
|
|
"In the beginning it was really hard to deal with," Lee told CNN.
|
|
I didn't go to the playground with them because it was really hard.
|
|
But Nick is working really hard and I think it's going really well.
|
|
So, the move from a hundred million to the billion is really hard.
|
|
But I actually have a really hard time with that kind of visual.
|
|
The information is supposedly available but, in my experience, really hard to get.
|
|
I fought really hard [for it] and put a lot of work in.
|
|
"Harry was having a really hard time finding anyone," a source told E!
|
|
Plus we had a really hard time keeping it paired with our phone.
|
|
It's really hard, sometimes I just say that I'm in a rock band.
|
|
We had to learn to deal with the setbacks, which was really hard.
|
|
When we came back, we worked really hard on improving our live sets.
|
|
"I worked really hard to move on at that after college," Chris admits.
|
|
" She continues, "So sometimes I'm working really, really hard, and it's a lot.
|
|
We toured together, laughed together, and worked really hard towards a common goal.
|
|
It's really, really hard to pull it off in a legally compliant way.
|
|
Jax & his family are going through a really really hard time right now.
|
|
And having it all make sense is a really hard sound to balance.
|
|
She's been working really hard, and she told me she lost 3 lbs.
|
|
I hate disappointing people, I am trying really hard to meet those expectations.
|
|
Once it's entered into evidence it's really hard to say what's a fake.
|
|
Or maybe a BB gun if they were feeling really hard that day.
|
|
In many places, it's really hard to find a pilot and a plane.
|
|
There, "it's really hard to get your hands on an animal," Smith said.
|
|
" You know, the usual [monotone voice] "I trained really hard for this fight.
|
|
Writing memoir is really hard, for a simple reason: Our lives are messy.
|
|
And many of them can't afford it, so it's really hard for them.
|
|
You can push them a bit, but motivation is a really hard thing.
|
|
It's also really hard to have a conversation on top of this music.
|
|
KOLPAKOV: Yes, this is really hard to make that kind of business model.
|
|
Trump is making it really hard for me to even think about it.
|
|
Now I try really hard to focus on each day's moments of joy.
|
|
I think it's really hard to have a serious relationship in New York.
|
|
It's really hard to say, since he died before I could ask him.
|
|
"It's really hard to move the needle when you're that large," Mulpuru said.
|
|
We work really, really hard with Fortnite to maintain a safe experience online.
|
|
Toxic people don't just make you miserable — they're really hard on your brain.
|
|
It is safe and familiar, or at least trying really hard to be.
|
|
"It was really hard in the beginning," she said about her surgery scar.
|
|
Also my hair should look really hard, like a helmet in an anime.
|
|
They're really hard answers to get to, but it starts with a discussion.
|
|
"I tried really hard to be the social butterfly," she told the site.
|
|
Once there's a cast at the Baton, it's really hard to get in.
|
|
"It is really hard to support a relationship that is unhealthy," she says.
|
|
"Drugs are really hard to manage," says Hoberman, the University of Texas historian.
|
|
" I'm going to work really hard to win more of these," she continues.
|
|
That makes it really hard to recommend, even for a novice drone pilot.
|
|
" She added to PEOPLE, "It's really hard to get a role like that.
|
|
"Pieces of our voter system are vulnerable, but it's really hard," said Rep.
|
|
Figuring out my last semester was really hard, but I made it work.
|
|
"It's been a really hard few months now," Bristowe said on her podcast.
|
|
It was just really hard to watch, sometimes … It was tough on her.
|
|
I was wary of being famous, because it's really hard to adjust to.
|
|
You have to look at it really hard, and then you see them.
|
|
"The truth is, it's really hard in her circle of friends," Valletta said.
|
|
"This week has been really hard," Perry said to her audience last Thursday.
|
|
"This week has been really hard," the "Chained to the Rhythm" singer said.
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I's a hard case, as we know, and this jury worked really hard.
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Like I said, I think it's really hard for artists to open up.
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And so it's just really hard for me to figure out time management.
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He was working really hard on Adobe Illustrator to create this cover. 4.
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And to support me — this album was really hard to make, it was.
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It'd be really hard to establish the brand without trying the freemium approach.
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Our guys wanted to win the third and they fought really, really hard.
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That responsibility, to help raise kids, it's something that hits you really hard.
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"It's just really hard to compare yourself to someone like Bowie," he said.
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It was really hard to control the ball and find the right balance.
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Because you know what's really, really hard to use on a normal road?
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"He's the leader, but it's really hard to lead," Kelly said of McConnell.
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"I've worked really hard," says Vanderpump, whose annual gala will take place Nov.
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It's really hard to describe what we are going through at the moment.
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It's really hard for Mr. Trump and his defenders to explain this away.
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"It's really hard to put that toothpaste back in the tube," Cash said.
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FEMA, First Responders and Law Enforcement are working really hard on hurricane Florence.
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It will be really hard to rebuild people's confidence in our national brands.
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"It was really hard today to even step on the diamond," d'Arnaud said.
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"The moment it happened is really hard to describe," Xue told BuzzFeed News.
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I'm having a really hard time with my family, and you've helped me.
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Yet Americans seem to have a really hard time adhering to this strategy.
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We were really stretching ourselves, trying really hard to push what we did.
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"Brand-building is still important but it's really hard to count," he said.
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" Gemmell added: "I worked really hard, but I was probably afraid of success.
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"It would be really hard for Hawaiian people to swallow that," she said.
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You were forced to push creativity into six seconds, which was really hard.
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High-Neck One-Piece, $162I generally have a really hard time with swimsuits.
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"Making a music-theater piece is really hard," Ms. Chavkin said by telephone.
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"The reductions are so significant they are really hard to fathom," Walker said.
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" Carson, 24, told reporters she feels like Muniz "is really hard on himself.
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It disrupts the body and it's really hard to move to when dancing.
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In the television interview, she said it "was a really hard life" there.
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Murphy: It's possible in mobile gaming still but it's really, really hard now.
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It may be really hard, but just remember that most good things are.
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It's really hard to square without understanding what you get for your money.
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"In Cuba, you work really hard, and you earn very little," she said.
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I was trying really hard to allow it to be continued without her.
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Meds, therapy… That's something that's been really hard to prioritize, but I'm trying.
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It's just really hard to project most young adults this far in advance.
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Twelve years ago, it was really hard for me to find an apprenticeship.
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I love when something that's really hard and percussive meets really cheesy sounds.
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In the past, it was really hard, without any permission to make money.
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It was really hard to figure out how to utilize who he is.
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The first one went down really hard and I almost lost my mind.
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They're playing catch-up and it's really, really hard to play catch-up.
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Second, designing effective technocratic systems that can pass politically is really, really hard.
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During one outburst, Jayme said Patterson struck her "really hard" on her back.
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It's really hard for me to do that without an enterprise cloud solution.
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"It's really hard to say what's coming next for me," Mr. Mzee said.
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They're working really hard and I think they're doing a very professional job.
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It's hard to both paddle really hard and navigate at the same time.
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It's really hard for me to imagine another cheap solution out of this.
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And she grieved really hard and didn't know how to talk about it.
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Right now I'm a program associate, working really hard to get that promotion.
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Staring in one spot for 20 seconds is really hard — you can't blink.
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" He added: "We had to work really, really hard for everything we got.
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"At first, it was really, really, really hard," she recently told Vanity Fair.
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Now comes the really hard part for Waymo: figuring out a business model.
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We tried really hard to do that, and I think they honored that.
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There aren't a ton of these guys, but they're really hard to miss.
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It's really hard to overstate how heartbreaking it is to follow these families.
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The problem for me was that even the smaller fill was really hard!
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He pushed me really hard, but always knew exactly when to let up.
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"Right now, it's really hard to be a Catholic," said one faith leader.
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Modern Love Caring for a mother who suffers from dementia was really hard.
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You have to keep that fire lit, and that's really hard to do.
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"I think it was really hard for them at first," Ms. Lindner said.
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I try really hard to stay away from them, but sometimes I slip.
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IF YOU'RE DISNEY, LOOK, EVEN IF YOU'RE CBS, IT'S REALLY HARD TO COMPETE.
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"This stuff is really hard to figure out in the abstract," he said.
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Obviously, this would be really, really hard on our nation's forgotten financial consultants.
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It can be really hard to read and see who's responding to who.
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"It's going to be really hard to watch," Alexis said of the show.
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Without engineering, it's really hard to change that journey and have an impact.
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We've learned that it's really hard to explain to people what it is.
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When all of this happened, my daughter went through a really hard time.
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"In a crowded race, it's really hard to take somebody out," Rowley added.
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I try really hard not to say stupid or bad or mean things.
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Instead, I totally lost my appetite and fell really hard into postpartum depression.
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If I'm a diversity and inclusion leader, I have a really hard job.
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"As a data guy, it's really hard to navigate the headlines," he said.
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"You can do chemical propulsion to Mars, but it's really hard," says Emrich.
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People used to tell me, 'You're in the restaurant business, that's really hard.
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What I've done really is just train really hard and watch my diet.
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Democrats need to think really hard about what the goal is for 2020.
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Maybe that guy (or gal — another assumption) is just a really hard worker.
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"It was really hard to stop,'' he said, "but I follow the law.
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It's really hard to see someone killing people in front of your eyes.
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"It was really hard on her after she lost her husband," Haley said.
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"When you get fans who've been through that, that's really hard," Skelton says.
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The trouble is that getting it right appears to be really, really hard.
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You can push it to three, but after that it gets really hard.
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"Mike and I had a really hard time figuring it out," she said.
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In other words, living in these poor neighborhoods is really hard and unpleasant.
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"I realized being a stay-at-home parent is really hard," he said.
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But you'll find it really hard to bring any of them to completion.
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I think that's a really hard question, and I don't have the answers.
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But the other takeaway is that it's really hard to find this out.
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And coming to that realization, I've noticed, has been really, really, really hard.
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It's really hard to imagine this becoming law anytime soon, given political realities.
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In fairness to Trump, lowering the prices of prescription drugs is really hard.
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"In my life I've worked really hard not to be down," she says.
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But I thought that it was going to be a really hard campaign.
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Oh, yeah, I don't, some are really hard, people keep mentioning things. Like?
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I miss pulled bootlegs and stuff, and that's really hard to find now.
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So, it's really hard to picture any life thriving there, at least today.
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It was a really hard shoot, but we made the most of it.
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Here's what I learned: Being president is a really, really, really hard job.
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For instance, the film Ray, I have a really hard time with it.
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This is really hard even when you are not in a compromising dynamic.
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It's really hard to concentrate with Waylon's song still stuck in my head.
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They have a really hard time with a small thing that happens here that could lead to a big problem down the line, and they have a really hard time if you can't see direct causation between one and the other.
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People can tell I'm trying really hard, so that puts them on my side.
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That's still something that I'm really working on, because I think that's really hard.
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But it's really hard to be the little brother to two twin older brothers.
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Beto O'Rourke will have to work really, really hard to make this race competitive.
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All I could focus on were the masculine features, and that was really hard.
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"It's really hard to get money to do basic research about porn," says Kohut.
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I live two hours away from my parents, and it's really hard for me.
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I was hiding it, but I had a really hard time just being me.
|
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The people that see their dreams come true work really hard to get there.
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But I mean, they're trying really hard because they know these platforms are massive.
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Yeah, I will say, the challenges are real, and the challenges are really hard.
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I think he found it really hard, but he's been very dutiful, as well.
|
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Focused thinking is when we concentrate really hard at a particular task at hand.
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It was really hard to find something for my brothers to be involved in.
|
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Someone, presumably an employee of the aviation company Jetex, worked really hard on that.
|
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We talk about this all the time, that doing media well is really hard.
|
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"My parents, when they got divorced, it was really hard on me," she explains.
|
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Transitioning to a Medicare-for-all system would no doubt be really, really hard.
|
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Turns out that's a really hard optimization problem, because you've got lots of factors.
|
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It's really hard to overstate how much this character archetype has penetrated pop culture.
|
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It can be really hard to stay focused sometimes — and you aren't to blame.
|
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"As a survivor of gun violence, it was really hard to watch," Carter said.
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It was really hard to find someone to commit to being my prom date.
|
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"It's always been really hard to breathe," McMahon, of Westchester, New York, tells PEOPLE.
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I was living like a prepubescent Richard Simmons, and working out really hard accidentally.
|
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"It's really hard to tell an entrepreneur that they're not in control," Trejo said.
|
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It is really hard to hermetically seal a country in the age of globalization.
|
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But I think now we're doing equal amounts of work and really hard work.
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It's really, really hard for me to see how this comes together by Thursday.
|
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"It was really hard physically to get off of them," Sherman told Business Insider.
|
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"My parents, when they got divorced, it was really hard on me," explained Roper.
|
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She worked really hard at it and now she's reaping the rewards of that.
|
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"Her 5-year-old is going to take it really hard," Gonzalez told WKRN.
|
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It's gonna be really, really hard to get an iPhone X this holiday season.
|
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Even the title, which looks like it tried really hard to make a pun.
|
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Colton is the first person I moved out with, so that was really hard.
|
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"It's just really hard to get people that are honest and hardworking," he says.
|
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Vulnerability in making the film, visually was something I worked really hard to achieve.
|
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Between the scenes, Jason would make stupid jokes or Jennifer would laugh really hard.
|
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But it just seems like across the board it's going to be really hard.
|
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I've traveled most of my life, abroad, and being American is really hard sometimes.
|
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"It's really hard to know what the true intentions are behind this whole thing."
|
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Even if some employees would want to do so, it would be really hard.
|
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It's been really hard to be in school and keep up with my payments.
|
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"It would be really hard for me," he said in a clip, per People.
|
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McNerney: [laughs]It's really hard because there's so many sides to doing a band.
|
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"We were already laughing really hard at this thing that we made," says Tom.
|
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"I was trying really hard to flirt with him," Bubach said with a laugh.
|
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And that's going to be something that's really hard for them to deal with.
|
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It can be really hard to find sometimes, but that's part of the fun.
|
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"I was burned out because I worked really hard, probably too hard," Yashar said.
|
|
It's like you have to think really hard about where your work's getting out.
|
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It was really hard when I first started to just walk away from that.
|
|
I just know that it's really, really hard to watch Amelia be in pain.
|
|
And the House, as I must tell you, they have been working really hard.
|
|
And still makes me choke up, because that part of it's been really hard.
|
|
But it's really hard to get all those metaphorical trees lined up so precisely.
|
|
It's really hard to see who was responsible for throwing a bottle or whatever.
|
|
Bryan: I had a really hard time not seeing the seams in this storyline.
|
|
But I really think that working really hard for a long time is important.
|
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"It's just really hard, and I hope that he's doing better," Olympios told Harrison.
|
|
The Mission One loves to think really hard about every single click you make.
|
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And as we've said, it's really hard to get to Mars without aerospace engineers.
|
|
You know how when you're listening for your phone, it's really hard to find?
|
|
If you can't do 235, do 220 or five, or just try really hard.
|
|
Thankfully, the scars are still there but are actually really hard to see now.
|
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It's really hard to just like find people on Instagram that are like you.
|
|
There aren't a lot of really hard metrics to gauge the company's current performance.
|
|
Growing up as a kid, I dreamt of winning championships and worked really hard.
|
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It's really hard to travel with the whole camera already assembled, so I don't.
|
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Our house is pretty old, so the roof leaks when it rains really hard.
|
|
Being a female, sensitive, or just empathetic is really hard in the music industry.
|
|
I'm not the best at expressing myself so I'm trying really hard to prepare.
|
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"Jax & his family are going through a really hard time right now," she wrote.
|
|
They can say they fought really hard to get the best deal they could.
|
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"Until we get something through the wall it's really hard to say," Beck added.
|
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"The life of an actor can be really hard on the hair," she wrote.
|
|
Sometimes it's really hard to understand what Donald Trump is getting at, you know?
|
|
They are two such different worlds that it's really hard to compare and contrast.
|
|
"I still have a really hard time talking about it," Shawna says, tears welling.
|
|
On Valentine's Day, love your fingers by punishing them with a really hard game.
|
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I know how hard is to be a refugee and face really hard circumstances.
|
|
It's really hard to help impoverished people when you don't know where they are.
|
|
It's the worst because you can't smell it, so it's really hard to detect.
|
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At the moment, I'm trying really hard to write a five-person sex party.
|
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So yes, initially, I thought we had a chance, and we tried really hard.
|
|
Because they say yes a lot I try really hard to never ask them.
|
|
It's really hard to answer that when you've never experienced interest in it before.
|
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So it's really hard for us to predict what another civilization might be like.
|
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"It's really hard to learn to DJ, because you need the equipment," said regularfantasy.
|
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"I'm especially happy for the team, because they are working really hard," he said.
|
|
"That was really hard every day from, like, [ages] 11 to 18," she said.
|
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They're 24/7, and that is really hard when you start to have children.
|
|
But it's really hard to see your brother go down, someone you care about.
|
|
When you're a writer, it's really hard to read books for enjoyment any longer.
|
|
It becomes really hard without actually giving them a quiz on current events, right?
|
|
It's really hard to explain what happened with the house and how I write.
|
|
"In the beginning, it's really hard to find," she said of crafting a tune.
|
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The kid works really hard, but he fumbles, and they go in and score.
|
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I'm sorry this must be really hard… Can you tell me about the incident?
|
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But when it comes to price, it's really, really hard to beat Amazon's offerings.
|
|
It's really hard but it's better that I have him; I do feel safer.
|
|
There's a mountain of tax laws and deductions that are really hard to understand.
|
|
Breaking up with your girlfriend of two months is really hard when you're 14.
|
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I know it's going to be really hard on Taylor to move, as well.
|
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But it also makes it really hard to figure out what's actually worth watching.
|
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"It's a genre that's really hard to put in a box sometimes," says Geddes.
|
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The truth is, based on the polls we have, it's really hard to tell.
|
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So, my brother was 2 years younger than me, and that hit really hard.
|
|
We built a prototype that worked really well but was really hard to use.
|
|
The idea that Trump "gave his all" or "tried really hard" is transparent nonsense.
|
|
It's really hard to argue that this decrease is worth a permanent, surgical procedure.
|
|
We don't have papers but we work really hard to care for our families.
|
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It's like a gift, and it is really hard, but it's totally worth it.
|
|
That's totally possible, but it's really hard — basically the Mount Everest of phone hacks.
|
|
Goldwasser: I think it's really hard to make weird major label music right now.
|
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At times it was really hard, but I knew what I was working for.
|
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Because it's really hard to top yourself 22 times and not get to melodrama.
|
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"I'm sure it's really hard on him," said Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California.
|
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"She worked really hard, and that told me that she's pretty serious," Tyzzer said.
|
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"It's really hard to find land you can farm in California," he told me.
|
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It can be really hard to get out of those and it was big.
|
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"It's really hard to stay consistent with this level of work," said FaZe Adapt.
|
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You get cellphone service only if you pray really hard and God hears you.
|
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But if you're watching this from the outside, you don't see really hard resistance.
|
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Like, this might be a really hard one to decide which one's the best.
|
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"As long as you work really hard, you get rewarded," one current employee said.
|
|
It was really hard for me to personally understand and deal with the situation.
|
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"People work really hard to make products, and they're getting stolen," Ms. Cate said.
|
|
ONE IS THAT SOMEHOW THERE'S A BACKING AWAY FROM A REALLY HARD LINE STANCE.
|
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Unfortunately, it's really hard to get in shape, and even harder to maintain it.
|
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Tungsten is a really hard metal, so there are some drawbacks to the material.
|
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"All of a sudden I found it really hard to concentrate," Ms. Hustad said.
|
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"It's really hard to go it alone, and you don't have to," Tomasetti said.
|
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"It's really hard to strip away the perception of that conflict," Mr. Parkinson said.
|
|
But no – turns out, these models work really hard to achieve such enviable bodies.
|
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AR gonna take a little while, because there's some really hard technology challenges there.
|
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We were struggling with personal emotions and really hard questions: How did this happen?
|
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My favorite reports are from kids, because kids have a really hard time lying.
|
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I'm saying really hard truths in white spaces, and I'll carry on doing so.
|
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My time in New York was working really hard and seeing the payoff later.
|
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I got pretty unlucky, I went against the Colossus and that was really hard.
|
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It's really hard for me to compete with LinkedIn; LinkedIn has very smart people.
|
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I had a social life, but I mostly worked really hard in the lab.
|
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Nothing so far has helped it, but I try really hard to be optimistic.
|
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It's really hard to be a Muslim, a Republican, a woman, and a mother.
|
|
Cheerleading is really, really hard and so much more than a sideline entertainment spectacle.
|
|
For migrant women to access free cervical smears tests in Ireland, it's really hard.
|
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Eventually she punched me really hard in the face because I wouldn't kiss her.
|
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Changing the bill to spare Medicaid in a meaningful way would be really hard.
|
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Starting a new South Indian restaurant is a really hard way to make money.
|
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"It's really hard to say upfront what the main scenario will be," said Stanzl.
|
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It's really hard to follow, which is nothing new for those who track Conway.
|
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I felt like we ["The Daily Show"] worked really hard to maintain that credibility.
|
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It is really hard to make change unless your C.E.O. wants to make change.
|
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If you get group think going, it's really hard to break out of that.
|
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It is really hard, and there's certain rules you kind of learn over time.
|
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"Once it sinks its teeth into these kids, it's really hard," Dr. Freed said.
|
|
Lah: It's still really hard for me to explain how it makes me feel.
|
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"We were really hard on ourselves for the past few years," Cannon-Brookes recalled.
|
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You have to try really hard to get by I'm not knocking hard work.
|
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"It's really hard to say how the game will be affected," Wilson told me.
|
|
Women say the stigma is really hard for them, even with organizations like Profamilia.
|
|
Raising money, getting employees to do something, hiring people, that's all really hard stuff.
|
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That makes it really hard for us to realize when we're being effectively manipulated.
|
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It's really hard today for a kid to have something that's all their own.
|
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It is really hard for any teenager to step away from those omnipresent enticements.
|
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It was really hard for me to think of how to tell this story.
|
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It was really hard to tell from the pilot what the show would be.
|
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So, you're trying to figure out how to stop that, which is really hard.
|
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And unfortunately, I think where people are is a modern living is really hard.
|
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It is really hard to force myself to step away when work is crazy.
|
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"It was really hard to find negative things online about pet rats," he said.
|
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"It's really hard for anyone to evaluate how effective this program is," she said.
|
|
It is really, really hard using the tools available to campaigns to change that.
|
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"It's really hard for frontline health care workers to manage this problem," he said.
|
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It's really hard, when you're getting all this attention, to get off the stage.
|
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But, when you feel like you're the focus, it's really hard to do that.
|
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Whatever is difficult in our world, we have the obligation to try really hard.
|
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I wish I could go, but is really hard because I live in Argentina.
|
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" Said Ms. Morgan: "It was really hard to keep politics out of the book.
|
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Doggonit It's about to get really hard to be a dog owner in Iran.
|
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"He's worked really hard to try to get up to speed," Brady said Friday.
|
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And-- it's really hard to know, you know, for sure how it will develop.
|
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"It was really hard to cope with the shock on my own," he said.
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