There are 60 different levels -- many of which have more than one solution -- that quickly become trickier and trickier.
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It's trickier for small-business owners, and trickier still for any entrepreneur who dreams of disrupting one of the big kids someday.
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The issue is that as advertising policy changes, and creators have to shift their own content strategy, relying on advertising revenue becomes trickier and trickier.
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This is a trickier one to pull off, but because it's based on an established practice in multiple chip architectures, it's going to be even trickier to fix.
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After that, however, things got a little ... well, trickier.
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His constant need to be occupied only makes things trickier.
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Ensuring the logomark worked on a space shuttle was trickier.
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Cracking the neural code for movement was trickier than expected.
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Whether any of it is liquid is a trickier question.
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A trickier problem, she acknowledges, may be calcified working practices.
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The handlebars are a little trickier to get in place.
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This makes decisions on a loan by a bank trickier.
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But removing the offending object from the sky is trickier.
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Predicting the identity of the next prime minister is trickier.
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Cultural change is trickier to orchestrate than the legislative kind.
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Some are ... Case: It's trickier with a workforce like that.
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This sounds a lot easier, but sometimes it's even trickier.
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The voting process for Best Picture is a bit trickier.
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Measuring the spin, however, proved to be a bit trickier.
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These stakes are far trickier to unload in a hurry.
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But the other three states are in a trickier position.
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It gets trickier when volatile emotions come into the picture.
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Emerging market central banks are in a much trickier position.
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Figuring out who would buy such a thing was trickier.
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As with most things, this is trickier than it appears.
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It's even trickier when a pet's needs get top priority.
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Things can be trickier when the data belongs to corporations.
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But the trickier part for Collins was the ObamaCare markets.
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Making matters trickier, Apple's security operation has been in flux.
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But steak tartare is a little trickier than you'd expect.
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Eggs are trickier to thaw successfully than embryos, experts said.
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This coral powder formula proved a bit trickier to match.
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The way out of this bind is trickier to envision.
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And, yeah, making the buns is a little bit trickier.
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Balancing the concerns of modern shoppers has never been trickier.
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But for girls, this can be trickier than it looks.
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A trickier question: Is this novel coronavirus an airborne pathogen?
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For those glued to gym equipment, however, things get trickier.
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The sea scallop ceviche at Gotham is a trickier character.
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Constructing this was a bit trickier than it might seem.
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The spread of identity politics will make such decisions trickier.
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Whether they enforce those rules has been a trickier question.
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If you're new to estimated taxes, it can be trickier.
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That makes dating much trickier for queer people of color.
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As any parent can relate to, dinner is a trickier matter.
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It's a much trickier task for a computer to grasp, however.
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Governing air pollution has proved to be much trickier in India.
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Even when well-meaning, a rushed response can make things trickier.
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It is trickier and takes longer to hire and fire people.
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The trickier question is whether the series actually deserves its success.
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This is trickier than it sounds for a number of reasons.
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An ugly fight over the leadership will only make it trickier.
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Corporations can argue that data are trickier to manage than oil.
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Actually obtaining a medication abortion, however, is a far trickier prospect.
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Both of these paths to victory are trickier than they sound.
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Things become trickier for goods or services that are not standardised.
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In the context of disjunctive politics, it poses a trickier situation.
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For others, like big national news companies, the calculation is trickier.
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Tablet classification has gotten progressively trickier over the past few years.
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But calculating longitude was much trickier, leading to deadly navigational errors.
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A still trickier question is whether pets are good for people.
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But once the Cold War ended, things started to get trickier.
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The growing importance of technology makes the minefield trickier to negotiate.
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When an opportunity appears connected with your passion, it's even trickier.
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But sending the gains back to the homeland is becoming trickier.
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The map also gets trickier as players progress through the game.
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Figuring out what exactly is changing and how quickly is trickier.
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On the other side of the ball, offenses were getting trickier.
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This may be trickier, as Trump has publicly backed a repeal.
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The particular charm of the place is trickier to pin down.
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Programming in the actions consequent on these decisions, though, was trickier.
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I don't know that it's going to be that much trickier.
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Profound changes in the workforce are making teams trickier to manage.
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The second reason is trickier to explain, but important to understand.
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It is trickier to draw a line from Brexit to China.
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Opioids are trickier because they have some value in certain conditions.
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Vaccines for breast cancer have been trickier to develop, Stanton said.
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Understanding the report is a little trickier, but it's not impossible.
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Spurring growth to match bigger investor payouts is a trickier challenge.
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Or it could be something a bit trickier to deal with.
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The vagina, by sheer design, is just trickier than the penis.
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It's trickier to get people to understand their retirement savings needs.
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Friendships at work get even trickier for managers and their subordinates.
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There are tips and how-tos for navigating knitting's trickier maneuvers.
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The Frugal Traveler Some flights are trickier to book than others.
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This is trickier to answer than it seems on the surface.
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Liquor is a bit trickier when it comes to online sales.
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And those loans can make landing in a new house trickier.
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The job of critics and historians, in turn, has become trickier.
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Much, much trickier if you need a visa to get there.
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Some, though, are trickier, and require exploration to make sense of.
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In the meantime, I've chosen three issues that feel trickier. Immigration.
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I felt clearly it was trickier than I thought last night.
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Calculating the tax value of charitable donations is a little trickier.
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Determining the comparable damage from electric vehicles was a bit trickier.
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Each innovation left someone behind as culture decamped for trickier grounds.
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It's much trickier to design one that will detect a rare change.
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But even trickier is that slippery question of what constitutes a landmark.
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But it is trickier to prosecute organizations that disseminate the stolen information.
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The issue of whether or not they're "natural" is a little trickier.
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The issue is trickier than the question of who is making what.
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If not this time, when it will happen is a little trickier.
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Yet the pitch to break away from Britain has become trickier, too.
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What's trickier, though, is knowing how these numbers translate to scientific achievement.
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But figuring out where to retire to can be a bit trickier.
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Things get trickier still when several religions regard a site as holy.
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After 21990 years in the Senate, answering why is a trickier question.
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It's trickier going the other way, when you're traveling west to east.
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If that seems complicated, it is made trickier still by fiddly clauses.
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The trickier part is keeping hundreds of satellites in tight, precise formation.
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But on trickier things, the phone was much more hit-or-miss.
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On Windows 10, it's a little trickier, but you can do it.
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But the question of what happened in this specific case is trickier.
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Samples may have been contaminated through the yearsHair is a little trickier.
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And it's even trickier to figure out how they're going to vote.
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For producers, free trade only makes conditions trickier for domestic-focused manufacturers.
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Things get trickier when you have activity in multiple places, he said.
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Whether governments should provide pre-schooling for all is a trickier question.
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In contrast, the path forward for Bernie Sanders is trickier and narrower.
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Pulling money from your retirement accounts is trickier than you might expect.
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This was a bit trickier, with three individual leases in one apartment.
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But what kind of show he needs to put on — that's trickier.
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On the partial Medicaid expansion quesion, the administration faces a trickier choice.
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In the primaries, though, distinguishing Democrats' shades of green is far trickier.
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When Medvedev sensed the loss approaching, he turned into a trickier foe.
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Note that this applies within the 50 states — overseas it becomes trickier.
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Game preservation has only gotten trickier with the rise of online multiplayer.
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This is a trickier question than it might first appear to be.
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This week, however, our Halloween-themed 10th question is a bit trickier.
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Finding the right balance proved trickier than maybe even Colbert himself expected.
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That is a much trickier business than the campaign slogan might suggest.
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Helping a teenager who is about to enlist is a trickier matter.
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Quantifying the economic impact on the PGA Tour is a little trickier.
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Measuring the thickness of sea ice is trickier than measuring its extent.
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Park, in particular, proves her crime-solving smarts cracking the trickier puzzles.
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A few could handle most tasks but failed on the trickier cases.
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And it's already proving to be a bit trickier than many expected.
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"The location space is tricky and continues to get trickier," he said.
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A few years after the agreement, optimism seems like a trickier proposition.
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It was an older and much trickier operation, notoriously prone to failure.
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But "complying with local law" is now trickier than it once was.
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Mental and emotional boundaries are trickier to understand because they are intangible.
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Travel by bus and train can be trickier and not as accessible.
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But that may be trickier to pull off than most people think.
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It's much trickier when it comes to people Mueller declined to prosecute.
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Where the test gets trickier is when it mixes up these categories.
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They're also much trickier: Onboard view of landing in high winds pic.twitter.
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That's trickier because it's harder to imagine dramatic escalations under the current situation.
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Trickier cases head to one of Tesla's outdoor parking lots to await repair.
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Identifying the givers in your organization might be trickier than you think, though.
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Things will only get trickier next year when Apple finally releases the HomePod.
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Up until last year, the app made access to prize money even trickier.
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But throw some little ones into the mix, and things get much trickier.
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Taxi scams are prevalent around the world, and they are only getting trickier.
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When you start getting into the in-between, it gets a little trickier.
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Sources—the set top box or app you play from—can be trickier.
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If he does, the Lib Dems would be in a much trickier position.
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But even trickier was the task of taking a Yorkshire chain down south.
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This year will be all the trickier for him if it does not.
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Jobs interviews are always hard, but some come with trickier questions than others.
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Shkreli did admit that the case will make his future trickier to navigate.
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Showing up as a couple to outings with Mr. Hall's friends was trickier.
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The steps have been getting trickier and we've been pushing harder than ever.
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Going beyond their historical role as the third party will prove trickier still.
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Sumpter has the trickier, tougher role (the first lady probably knows the feeling).
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A haphazard selloff at HNA Group keeps getting trickier.
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Where it stacks up with others of its kind is a trickier question.
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Trying to strap more than 100 to your stomach is a little trickier.
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Free: iOS Kubic is a much trickier puzzle game than you may think.
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Trust is something you build over time, and distance can make that trickier.
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This could not come at a trickier time for Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor.
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Modern aerospace technology certainly makes it possible, but the business case is trickier.
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My go-to feel-good video games have always been trickier to pin.
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The first question, they said, is by far the trickier of the two.
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Having a smart home is cool, but it's a trickier proposition for renters.
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Determining how food should be labeled has proven even trickier in recent years.
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Once you get to Grand Bahama, finding Buddy Hield's court gets much trickier.
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This obviously gets a lot trickier, politically, than addressing low-level drug offenses.
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He will be the incumbent, which will make that strategy trickier for him.
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But governing the country proved much trickier, and the two leaders clashed immediately.
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Charges against the maker of the bump stock will be trickier, he said.
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But figuring out how to make that happen was trickier than I thought.
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Trickier are the fates of Biden, Bloomberg, Warren and former South Bend, Ind.
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Getting a picture, though slightly trickier, doesn't have to require hugely professional kit.
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It's trickier when an individual student's health issues affect the community at large.
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It's just become trickier for President Trump to fire Robert Mueller anytime soon.
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Goals that appear to be free or low-cost are a little trickier.
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This whole thing, though, is a tricky case that just keeps getting trickier.
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But, both sides acknowledge the politics are a bit trickier this time around.
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The late December timing makes playing "Deal or No Deal" even trickier. -U.
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It's getting trickier to figure out where to spend your money every month.
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The Pour The quest for exciting bottles gets trickier as the price drops.
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Determining the exact language with which to do so is a bit trickier.
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But the reality is, they're just going to get trickier the next time.
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The trickier part is that a lot of the real estate we don't control.
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Some states allow you to do this online, but other states make it trickier.
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In that case, deciding whether to relicense nuclear plants would be a trickier matter.
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Whether the President has violated the spirit of the law is a trickier question.
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But clarifying her current-day stance on the topic is proving to be trickier.
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Relationships are hard, but having children in the mix makes things that much trickier.
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European attempts to keep the Iran nuclear deal alive without America are proving trickier.
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"One thing is for sure, it is going to be a whole lot trickier."
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Applying to college is hard enough without the even trickier minefield of financial aid.
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The math gets trickier when one considers date of return: when you come home.
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But, he says, in the case of inverted nipples, things get a little trickier.
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But the broader question—whether Mr Livingston's comments are racist or not—is trickier.
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Even then, the safety situation at Nazaré is a bit trickier than other spots.
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But finding him after they raided one of them was trickier than they thought.
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The dim lighting and reflections on the metal armor made it trickier to shoot.
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Reviving the tarnished image of Kraft Heinz itself is likely to prove considerably trickier.
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The Galapagos Islands are trickier, as there aren't any international airports on the islands.
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Fake news may be trickier for young internet users to spot than previously believed.
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Jokes or jibes, dealing with The Donald, however, is a trickier piece of business.
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"It's gotten a little trickier since we added crystals to the stars," says Finglass.
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That latter process may prove trickier than the initial deal between London and Brussels.
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But getting rid of the rest of the law wholesale is a lot trickier.
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Yet the guerrillas soon found parliament trickier terrain than the bush they had left.
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Picking an HSA is trickier when you are using it as an investment account.
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Sitharaman's management of India's relationship with China will be much trickier than managing Pakistan.
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Navigating river rapids during a white water rafting trip is trickier than it looks.
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Her father, Tom, is the trickier of the two for Mulgrew to connect with.
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Judging whether an agreement will prove worth the cost, though, is trickier to calculate.
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But, in general, finding the right hardware may be even trickier for queer people.
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Then come back here and let's go over a selection of the trickier clues.
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Reds are a bit trickier, depending on the age and texture of the wine.
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And yes, while this is trickier to do with social distancing, it's not impossible.
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But resetting economic relations with China will prove trickier than any real estate deal.
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On the positive side, I did like FAKE TAN, TANGELO and the trickier cluing.
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"Getting to the lunar South Pole is a much trickier trajectory problem," says Gruber.
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If you want to put a stop to this, it's a little bit trickier.
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But the fourth scene, the confirmation hearing of Mr. Sessions, was a trickier affair.
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Friday will be a bit trickier, juggling five guests of honor and their entourages.
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The trickier issue was a lack of coördination between Trump and his own Administration.
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Mass-market carmakers have a trickier task, according to Patrick Hummel of UBS, a bank.
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For the trickier assets, such as cats and breakables, I looked to those close by.
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But whether there's a hunger strike or not is a much trickier question to answer.
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Now it gets a little trickier if you want to watch from a mobile device.
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Ultimately, I found it a lot trickier to follow the president's routine than I'd expected.
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Yet Mr Trump will find responding to these shifts to be trickier than did Reagan.
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Things become much trickier when the content itself can't be easily classified even by humans.
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Exporting nuclear plants is trickier, but in some ways a better bet, says Mr Solzhenitsyn.
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But strawberries are tricky—and raspberries, which must be pulled gently off hulls, trickier still.
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But this would be trickier if Scotland rejoined the EU or became part of EFTA.
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However, whether or not the format is proving popular with consumers is trickier to tell.
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Addiction is tricky to portray accurately; it's even trickier to portray both accurately and comedically.
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Alleviating mental distress is trickier, not least because the medics seldom speak the local language.
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They're a little trickier to photography with the Depth Effect because they move around more.
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Markets such as India and Russia, which Mr Tavares is eyeing, are trickier to negotiate.
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Discerning this signal becomes trickier the more the Fed appears to respond to the market.
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But in fact, as he pointed out, repairing things is often trickier than making them.
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Actually discovering whether non-intelligent life exists on an exoplanet is a bit trickier, however.
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Cohen had the engineering skills to build the app; getting the data had been trickier.
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UKIP is thus in a trickier position than might be expected, considering its recent triumph.
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But knowing how to pivot in the skin care department is a much trickier game.
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All of these are seemingly instinctively altruistic behaviors -- but with humans, decoding altruism gets trickier.
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It's actually been trickier for the other cast members who are coming up to me.
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Problem is, 360-degree photos are a lot trickier to capture than a regular photo.
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A much trickier task awaits Greece when Syrians and other asylum claimants are dealt with.
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The final areas of negotiation have proven to be trickier than either side had imagined.
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The redemption of his children, who have to go on living, is a trickier matter.
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But Amazon's stable of high-profile acquisitions makes it trickier to avoid the retailer entirely.
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With regards to financial markets, it's trickier to say where the floor to that is.
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"For the trickier inscriptions, like the White Claw can, those were modeling chocolate," Vincentini explained.
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Often, it's trickier for machines to flag the nasty things humans post online, Goldwasser said.
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But at a combined 2.5 hours, that would've been trickier to fit into my schedule.
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Nowadays, parents face a trickier question: At what age should a child own a smartphone?
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The curl-up challenge is trickier when back pain becomes an issue in your life.
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The vast majority of child-protective cases involved neglect, and these could be even trickier.
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All Silicon Valley VCs with egos great and greater: Shopping is trickier than you thought.
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Where things get much trickier is where a more fundamental issue like abortion is concerned.
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However, avoiding flying has made travel more time-consuming and it has made planning trickier.
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The supply side is somewhat trickier, especially when it comes to the most valuable merchandise.
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But forms of compensation like unvested options and other forms of deferred compensation are trickier.
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In general, the Across clues were trickier than the Down clues for reasons explained below.
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But pollution from cars and trucks has proved much trickier for states to take on.
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Campus sexual assault may be a trickier problem for society than workplace harassment of subordinates.
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It's when you get past that 50% mark that it gets trickier and more nuanced.
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Some changes of key, he says, are easy enough to manage, while others are trickier.
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And of course, controlling a sitting president is trickier than conspiracy theories make it sound.
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Zcash had a trickier problem because the wallet and network processes are linked by design.
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But like many users, I've learned that posing any trickier queries is asking for trouble.
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Chief executives, on the other hand, had to deal with things at a trickier level.
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This location was a bit trickier to find than the others because it was inside.
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If Booker is staying in the fight, however, what comes next is a trickier question.
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What's trickier for them to grasp is the way weight is used in modern dance.
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Reforming Congo is like fighting a deadly virus in a chaotic war zone—only trickier.
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OBAMACARE: Things are now trickier in a challenge to regulations under the Affordable Care Act.
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A new challenge teaching AI agents to play Minecraft suggests it's much trickier for computers.
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Photos can be stripped of context in an even trickier way, whether intentionally or accidentally.
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That this may prove the trickier part of the exercise is not lost on Glasenberg.
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This makes it a much trickier proposition to use in low light or at night.
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It's a lot trickier to make an album for the clarity of the morning after.
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The flour was a bit trickier, which seems to be the norm for robotic vacuums.
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"And state income taxes in the U.S. can be quite a bit trickier," he added.
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A trip to Memphis Wednesday, followed by five games out West, will prove far trickier.
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We are distracted, yes, but to talk about attention is to edge onto trickier ground.
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With the House controlled by Democrats, it might be even trickier to get lawmakers on board.
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When you're famous and your breakup is broadcast around the world, well, things get even trickier.
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Money is also a key topic now, especially in trickier circumstances like debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Meanwhile, the regional situation grows trickier, with rivalry between America and China, and China and India.
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But making sure those employees want to stick around once they're hired is a trickier problem.
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Acquisitions may become trickier, suggests brand consultant Adamson, because younger consumers prefer smaller, more niche brands.
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Controlling robots is, in many ways, trickier than challenges like playing board games and video games.
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But the biggest source is even trickier than Congo to explore: leagues below the high seas.
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The Move goal is a little trickier, as it has to do with estimated calories burned.
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It's trickier than you might think — and it's still largely done manually with pretty rudimentary equipment.
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But when it comes to the matter of his last name, things are a little trickier.
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From wills to life insurance, the longer you wait, the trickier these conversations become, Huddleston said.
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The trickier issue is whether it is possible to cut the future benefits of existing workers.
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That's why it's a decidedly trickier choice for a celeb to reveal their significant other online.
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The more technical the course, the trickier and hardier you need to be as a runner.
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I loving the latter, but it is slightly trickier because they can get dry very quickly.
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Cruder and simpler than their F21 counterparts, they are at once more forgiving but also trickier.
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Making it even trickier, was that I was rising up the corporate ladder in my career.
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But finding the right job can be a lot trickier than Googling the next movie times.
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Dollar-Denominated Commodities Compromise One of the DBCFT's trickier transition issues involves fixed dollar-denominated contracts.
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But while podcasts may be easier to categorize than music, they may prove trickier to suggest.
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Sales of UTPs are trickier because the bank usually has an ongoing relationship with the debtor.
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Outside of my inability to pull off the raid's trickier jumps, it was an incredible experience.
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Siri's knowledge and unending patience comfort Gus, who finds flesh-and-blood relationships trickier, says Newman.
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"It adds a new element and dimension to it and makes it trickier," Mr. Outteridge said.
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By contrast, finding out who supplied Prince with prescription medication after the fact might be trickier.
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Though hemp products can easily be found in stores, actually growing it was a lot trickier.
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Among Senate Democrats up for reelection, perhaps no one is in a trickier spot than Sen.
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An even trickier question is how much debt you may have incurred on behalf of one.
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What I wanted was something trickier to achieve than a bouquet of sugar-paste flowers: simplicity.
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It's trickier than just 'is it going to be windy or is it going to rain?
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The answer is a trickier bit of wordplay: you must be "willing to leave" an ESTATE.
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Yet administrators might have been missing a trickier truth: Diversity is one thing, inclusion is another.
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SEOUL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Shutting down North Korea's nuclear test site is trickier than it might seem.
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For Democrats — who for decades have relied on the Jewish vote — the task will be trickier.
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Life is trickier than that, and she's got an infinity of digital tracks to play with.
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While Mr. Carney focused on post-crisis reforms, Mr. Quarles faces a trickier set of issues.
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Things are trickier for a renter looking to buy a home, because of rising mortgage rates.
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A new cycle concerning finances—especially the trickier things like debts and taxes—also begins today.
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Political polls often got it right, but research on consumer preferences and public policy was trickier.
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Booking the right hotel is trickier because people have different preferences and reviews are so subjective.
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The trickier question is whether the House should have included a Mueller-based article of impeachment.
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But one aspect of the Yankees' play this season has been trickier to evaluate: their defense.
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The issue of the South's reputation is trickier, but you are not responsible for those policies.
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" Emotional attraction can be trickier: "What are my feelings toward the different people in my life?
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In one of the trickier partnering maneuvers, she tumbled over onto the floor — but so what?
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Once comfortable, move up to the diving board and to trickier moves like the swan dive.
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A leg of lamb, with its varying muscle groups, was trickier to cook than a ham.
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Round 1 featured some tough choices (we're so sorry, Cymbeline!), but Round 2 gets even trickier.
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We know when people are going to cough before they do it, but smiling is trickier.
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Finding an actual doctor to say something positive about alkaline water, however, is a little trickier.
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That's a trickier argument than just saying he wasn't trying to violate the Constitution at all.
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Much trickier was an intriguing concoction from the typically predictable Ansel Adams: eggs poached in beer.
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But solid tumors are trickier—they're made up of a mix of cells with different genetic profiles.
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Trump's behavior is a lot less predictable, and that makes investing on his views a lot trickier.
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But it's even trickier when it comes to figuring out the appropriate etiquette when using public restrooms.
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Things got a bit trickier at Functions, which let me group some of these commands or tasks.
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Convincing New Yorkers that a jail in their neighbourhood is a good thing might be even trickier.
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Shopping for that wedding was trickier than she expected, so she enlisted the help of a professional.
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But blocking transactions that circumvent the West is trickier than clamping down directly on Airbus and Boeing.
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It gets trickier: Those corporate concerns then need to be managed against an employee's right to privacy.
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Rather than "what to do", the trickier thing for Mr Piñera will be "how to do it".
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This is trickier with neo-Nazis, but a mix of public ostracism and patient counselling can work.
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Where it gets trickier is when you get into areas of race, gender, ethnicity, and sexual [identity].
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The business of releasing music is tricky, but the business of feuding as musicians is even trickier.
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If you already own a 2015 Paperwhite, or the since-discontinued Voyage, things are a bit trickier.
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The question grows even trickier when we consider the sketchy nature of many of Trump's partners abroad.
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But getting back will be trickier, thanks to the regulations that govern ride-hail companies like Uber.
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There are these governmental, bureaucratic challenges that exist throughout this problem, and that makes it even trickier.
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The latter is what you spend whenever you use a Persona ability; restoring that one is... trickier.
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This question is trickier than it sounds because there is a culture of surrender to the guru.
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An even trickier task than asset considerations can be choosing someone to have medical power of attorney.
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Ending the party's support for firms that are in fact state-owned will be that much trickier.
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One of the trickier foes to deal with are huge rabbids stumbling around with slabs of rock.
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The lack of straightforward answers has made things trickier at a time of political flux in Europe.
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And so on Tuesday, the city was left to navigate even trickier crosscurrents of emotion and circumstance.
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This can be trickier for gig workers or contractors, due to various requirements imposed by your state.
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For middle-class people, the situation is trickier, because income taxes would eat further into the grant.
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But just how divided, or how impassioned each side is, can be a little trickier to tell.
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Yet as the Tokai team discovered, leveraging this technique to image a neural network is slightly trickier.
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One of the [trickier] ones in Feud was that Baby Jane baby doll that's in the movie.
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Without that prior interaction, it can be trickier for a loved one to intervene down the line.
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That's where things get a bit trickier to explain, at least in terms of traditional fundamental drivers.
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This can make our work trickier, but the key is to really get to know a place.
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The actual logistics of managing a break up right now are where things get a little trickier.
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One way a piece of malware might be trickier to identify is if it varies its approach.
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Swearing suggests that you've absorbed a culture, including its taboos, a trickier accomplishment than it may seem.
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The app offers tips for painting, woodworking, caulking and even trickier tasks like installing cabinets and countertops.
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Had it been written "You, too, can call it home," it would have been a lot trickier.
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But then comes an even trickier part: trying to recoup what they have paid their insurance company.
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But the balancing act is trickier, since crops also require energy inputs like fertilizer and harvesting equipment.
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Religious diversity among Democrats also makes it trickier for progressive politicians to address faith on the stump.
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Going forward, though, navigating the muni bond landscape will get a whole lot trickier, money managers say.
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She also planned her funeral, which ended up being one of the trickier parts of the process.
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But pinpointing a particular country of origin, as many testing services claim to do, is far trickier.
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Trickier and much more common is the middle ground of a neurologically devastating injury without brain death.
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"Key" is trickier, because we can end with MAJOR or MINOR as well as FLAT or SHARP.
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Tetrick thinks meat is trickier than egg-free mayonnaise — JUST's first product — or dairy-free chocolate chips.
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So why not take a dive into the season's trickier trends like statement headbands and winter pastels?
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But while you might have a mental picture of a Neanderthal, it's trickier to imagine a Denisovan.
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Determining if changes like this help the marginalized populations they're supposedly done in support of is trickier.
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Chen said the partial deal could pave the way for agreement on some of the trickier issues.
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The job facing the Fed and its chairman, Jerome Powell, is on the verge of getting trickier.
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You can have a huge degree of control over heroes, but players often prove trickier to handle.
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Tying a bow tie, while trickier than tying a necktie, is not as difficult as you think.
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BBC America's series about human clones has never shied away from the trickier questions surrounding its premise.
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"With Cruz, it's a little trickier because he's much more disciplined, but he's very extreme," he said.
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A trickier question is whether you can unlock someone's phone with Face ID once the system is enabled.
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Body acne is even trickier to hide, especially if a vacation or strapless jumpsuit is in your future.
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Here's how the tool works its magic, according to one Help Center post: The other questions are trickier.
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This is trickier to do, because as we've mentioned, your contacts sync across multiple Google services, like Android.
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"Dividend recaps have become trickier," said a global co-head of leveraged finance at a bank in London.
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Though the GOP largely agrees on broad strokes, the details of health care policy have proven much trickier.
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Transforming Putin's moral triumph into a dramatic expansion of Russian influence on the global stage will be trickier.
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Legally, however, this is a trickier question to answer because regulations vary so much from state to state.
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Generating pictures of buildings and furniture, by comparison, is much trickier, and the results are much less realistic.
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But taking her infant out to eat at a fancy restaurant is proving to be a bit trickier.
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Diplomacy—particularly with the Kremlin—is turning out to be trickier than Mr Trump and his associates expected.
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To make matters trickier, LGBT asylum-seekers are often reluctant to go into details about their intimate lives.
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Buying a smartwatch is trickier than it looks and ultimately depends on what kind of phone you own.
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Things become trickier when the parties are locked into a deal that is costly to get out of.
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Along the way, there were monsters to shoot and power-ups to grab as the terrain became trickier.
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Perhaps even trickier will be renewing Welsh Labour while it remains in power, with little pressure to change.
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This type of false DNA-equals-identity logic is even trickier when it comes to Native American ancestry.
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An example of wildcat currency from the early 19th centuryTo make things even trickier, scam artists got involved.
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Regulation is, of course, far trickier when it comes to blockchain, as it remains a work in progress.
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For Spectre, which is a trickier beast both to take advantage of and to fix, patches are forthcoming.
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Digital media was trickier to pin down, because the Online News Association does not keep tabs on diversity.
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The market is getting trickier, with volatility increasing as the dynamics that have driven the decadelong bull changing.
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Things, naturally, get a bit trickier when Amazon isn't producing the ad (as South Park fans can attest).
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That made the landing trickier to pull off, but both the launch and landing were ultimately a success.
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If "Royals" is a textbook mixolydian composition through and through, "Green Light" is a little trickier to parse.
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The other prominent target of Mr. Trump's ire — the Affordable Care Act — would be trickier to dispose of.
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That prompted retaliatory tariffs and has made negotiations toward a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement even trickier.
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Article continues below The result is an already difficult game that makes even its simplest tasks significantly trickier.
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It's both politically and legally trickier to muster opposition to a policy that is happening on foreign soil.
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Only then can the president-elect move on to trickier reforms on trade deals and immigration, he added.
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Mercury re-enters Cancer on July 19, which will make communication even trickier than it's been all month!
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This is a trickier matter when that target is someone's primary computing machine (versus just some smart card).
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One immediate effect of this could be that analysis of Chinese politics will become even trickier for outsiders.
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Others are trickier to find, like Peter Doyle, a Confederate army veteran and partner of poet Walt Whitman.
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The rules about what to do with a famous pet's Facebook or Instagram page get a little trickier.
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The internet became an even trickier labyrinth of words than usual, spilling with accusations, opinions, disagreements every second.
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But in the world of actual logic, it's a little trickier to parse out what MJ is saying.
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That can be tough for any business, but it's certainly trickier for tech giants facing a shifting market.
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Now, in the final days of 2016, China's internet regulator suggested the coming year may be even trickier.
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Myth: Everyone should wear a mask Reality: This one's a little trickier, and varies from country to country.
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Mr Deneef cheerfully admits that this noble aim is made trickier by the self-selecting nature of participants.
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To make matters trickier, the leadership of the European Union is set to change during the coming months.
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There's recreational riding for fun but what gets trickier, Mr. Gregory said, is using the bikes for commuting.
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Of course, most airports also have cheaper public transportation options that may be a little trickier to navigate.
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But Democrats have the trickier task — flipping enough seats in often gerrymandered Republican districts to take the House.
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That tugging you feel today is the puzzle pulling you into midweek and toward late-week, trickier puzzles.
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The remaining shift-hours passed in a series of mostly easy fixes and a couple of trickier ones.
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OPEC sources have signaled that preliminary talks with Russia this week in Vienna have been trickier than before.
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It's a meaningful gamble, not least because delivering perishables is much trickier than delivering pretty much anything else.
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GPS can't really do its job detecting distances, and machines like the elliptic tend to be even trickier.
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But holding the 19-nation currency bloc together may be trickier than ever in the months to come.
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DuPont Capital's Zipf said that the Khashoggi controversy has made Saudi Arabia a trickier place to invest in.
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That reduced flexibility can make it trickier to hit high notes, so some pregnant singers avoid them altogether.
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We know that the genome can manufacture identity; the trickier question is how it gives rise to difference.
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Negotiations with Canada, though, have been trickier, with disputes over agriculture and dairy products believed to be unresolved.
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The trickier issue is the matter of Trump's daily intelligence briefing, which would require some level of clearance.
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Dana is heroic in a sexy and slightly troubled way, but trophy wife Willa is a trickier character.
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And the exact headcounts get even trickier, because there's a lot of rounding going on in these calculations.
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He doesn't over-explain the trickier plot entanglements, confident in his audience's ability to sort through its thickets.
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Without those two pieces — and obviously proving the hatred is the trickier one — a hate crime doesn't stand.
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Instead, Wilder managed to love the character and song, and—even trickier—he made us love them too.
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As her kids get older, Jennifer Garner's beloved Mother's Day tradition has gotten a little trickier to pull off.
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But for startups without a line of suitors trailing out the door, securing funding can be a little trickier.
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Separating the financial guidance from the frivolous on Periscope is a little trickier, since it involves watching live video.
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That's probably necessary, but it makes working out which songs you want to add to your playlists even trickier.
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This same legacy could now make it trickier for Mrs May to persuade voters to accept a soft Brexit.
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Trickier still is that while PUAs can teach pickup, they can't teach intimacy, or dating, or marriage, or relationships.
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Tobacco companies claim that the move will boost the sales of contraband cigarettes by making them trickier to spot.
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Some even hope this innocuous step may prove habit-forming, paving the way for co-operation on trickier issues.
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That's going to make it trickier for Democrats, with minorities in both chambers, to fight off a funding increase.
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Changing any corporate culture is a challenge, but I've found bringing diversity to the tech industry is even trickier.
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Forming a Jamaica coalition (the option preferred by Wolfgang Schäuble, Mrs Merkel's powerful finance minister) would be even trickier.
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It feels wonderful to play, and satisfying when you learn a course and nail its trickier turns and twists.
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I found myself hopping in to defeat some of the trickier bosses but otherwise letting her take the lead.
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You can call it up with an, "Alexa, open Firefox," but actually browsing the web is a bit trickier.
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You're gaining an important perspective concerning money (and its trickier aspects, like debts, taxes, and inheritances), grief, and endings.
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Then, as you get more advanced, you can tackle trickier topics like scheduling, email management and entire project management.
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And now that navigation and discovery are controlled by advertising companies like Google and Facebook it's all the trickier.
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Viscardi admits that live action reboots are "trickier" — but says "there have been some conversations" about properties like Pete.
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Over-the-counter contracts are a trickier proposition since all banks and corporates involved have to be tracked down.
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This blending of work and personal life can make boundaries even trickier to navigate online than in the office.
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Replacing O'Reilly may be far trickier, given how long "The O'Reilly Factor" has been a staple on Fox News.
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But for smaller businesses, even micro businesses with only a few staffers running an enterprise, strategic decisions are trickier.
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Where it gets trickier is when you have to consider which emoji will get these new hairstyles and colors.
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Churros are for sale in every corner of the park, but other must-have munchies are trickier to find.
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Of course, things could get trickier as and when Facebook decides to make a wider play for this space.
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It would disrupt the global supply chains which see routine work done overseas and trickier bits done in America.
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The latest twist in the Iraq conflict, pitting the central government against the Kurds, is trickier for U.S. policymakers.
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It gets much, much trickier for pro users — the very people who need a new, powerful MacBook the most.
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But, with the latest breed of artificially intelligent machines trained on deep learning methods, it's trickier to work out.
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Now, the question of whether you could pull that off from a retail banking branch is a little trickier.
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It is also challenging as you increase the strength of your dragon by adding armor and facing trickier obstacles.
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While that is a bit trickier when self-employed, you can follow some simple steps to automate your savings.
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The team had to work out where to make the incisions, far trickier in this case than in most.
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And convulsions in financial markets could make fixing GE and its debt-riddled balance sheet even trickier to manage.
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The much trickier part is getting a rightly disillusioned public to believe in what it might happen to see.
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Finally, other sanctions programs, such as those against North Korea, will become trickier, if relations with China become tense.
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These answers can be trickier to come by, though in most cases, unsafe working conditions were unfortunately the norm.
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For those who want to record multiple guests in the same room, however, things start to get much trickier.
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For consumers hoping to figure out if a product is made in the U.S., it's trickier than you'd think.
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But on brutally hot days (and perhaps a few bitter cold days in the winter, too), things get trickier.
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Ensuring that natural gas does not fill the energy void left by coal will be an even trickier proposition.
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This is where the question of who pays tariffs gets trickier — because middlemen tend to pass on their costs.
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The current task is made trickier because the United States is no longer the clear leader in many technologies.
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They should also mandate two-factor authentication, although that can be trickier for the less tech-savvy among us.
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Buying gifts for the holidays can get even trickier when that special someone in your life is especially stylish.
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That delicate task is even trickier now because of how low rates got -- and how long they stayed there.
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Delivering perishables is much trickier than delivering T-shirts, books or pretty much anything else people can buy online.
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It's a trickier maneuver to accomplish, but also saves SpaceX time, fuel and money in terms of launch costs.
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The hunters said pursuing humans was trickier than going after animals — even elephants, which are notorious for fighting back.
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When negotiators move on to China's subsidies, state-owned enterprises or data policies, talks are likely to get trickier.
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Being a teen isn't easy, and when you throw social media into the mix it can get even trickier.
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AI systems that can predict a person's health far into the future—even before birth—raise even trickier questions.
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Clues become vaguer and start to play with words; themes become trickier and take more work to suss out.
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Do you think there's any reason why this would be trickier for Facebook than it would be for Google?
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In most places where the puzzle runs daily, themes and clues get harder and trickier as the week progresses.
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Having two phones helps with this — to make it even trickier, I have the same case on both phones.
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Pennsylvania's "loophole primary" makes the focus on specific districts for Republicans trickier, but Allegheny is still a key battleground.
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I'd arrived with an unquiet mind — there was a tricky project at work, and an even trickier personal situation.
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As for acquiring a quaint beachfront home on the New England coast, that's when things get a little trickier.
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Larger construction projects are trickier to secure upfront financing for, and costs escalate more rapidly when there are delays.
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Instead, there's a watchful remote driver, or operator, there for trickier moments that the robo-truck or vehicle can't handle.
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That's trickier, since it's hard to really appreciate somebody you're not familiar with, or may have never even heard of.
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With his recent knockouts coming over Lombard and Boetsch, Henderson will surely have a trickier time putting hands on Bisping.
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But the story gets trickier when Captain Marvel has to pull together elements of both the MCU past and future.
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Others are trickier: what should social platforms do about real people acting in bad faith and driving away other users?
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It's trickier than ever, these days — and I admit I come out of the cave more frequently than I wish.
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There was no question that all those restrictions were, in some ways, going to make the case trickier to develop.
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When the act of nicknaming doesn't stem from a close relationship, or the desire to connote closeness, things get trickier.
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Poor infrastructure, restrictive flying rights and overpriced jet fuel make flying planes profitably much trickier than elsewhere in the world.
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Once you've adapted to the album's austere, almost empty shape, behold a trickier, more imaginative listen than is initially evident.
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And the structure forces you to experiment, using different fighters and spirit combinations to tackle some of the trickier battles.
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Replicating these calculations in football is trickier, since clubs play fewer fixtures than in American sports and substitutions are rarer.
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But for Chinese leaders, a trickier challenge is posed by ex-doves readying one last attempt to make them change.
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Some I can get my speakers further away, and some they're right up against the sidelines, which makes it trickier.
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Well, that one's trickier, but maybe start with not handing over your email password, phone number, and 2FA verification code.
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Although the actual electrobeats fall toward the trickier, less instantly accessible end of the spectrum, that's pretty much what happened.
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He might not unload on Sunday night; the town-hall format makes such an assault harder, and trickier, to launch.
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While setting up a phony e-mail address takes all of 30 seconds, changing your phone number is much trickier.
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So while your disappearing act may have been successful, finagling your big, surprise reappearance might be trickier than you imagined.
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For senators from states that accepted and have benefited from Medicaid expansion under the law, the vote is even trickier.
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The timing is trickier, but doing it right can position you for an easy strike at your foe's exposed flank.
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Fall in love with the #OOTD-elevating look now, before snow hits the ground (that'll make maintenance a little trickier).
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Because Splash did so well generating the first Jake Gyllenhaal mood board I decided to try something a little trickier.
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Getting to know each other better may be even trickier in these times of tension over trade and other matters.
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That gives him a certain degree of political flexibility and lets him jettison trickier ideas more easily if he wins.
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Delivering perishables is much trickier than delivering T-shirts, books or pretty much anyt hing else people can buy online.
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That's trickier, as its taps would need to be able to suck the air out of the bottles each night.
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A deal on the Northern Ireland border became suddenly trickier on Friday as the Dublin government looked set to fall.
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Predicting this migration is relatively straightforward, but the political consequences of this movement of people are trickier to sort out.
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He can enforce his executive-branch lobbying ban with the stroke of his pen, but measures involving Congress are trickier.
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An important conversation arrives today, and you're seeing beneath the surface of some of the trickier issues in your life.
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The US jobs report for October arrives Friday — but this time, analysis of payrolls growth will be a bit trickier.
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His off-season focus is honing trickier pronunciations — understandable given that another new Laker is the Ukrainian rookie Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk.
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A recent foray into fast healthy food with the treehouse-inspired Squirrel restaurant is proving trickier than a fad diet.
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The Dem debates have 5 non-white candidates and 5 women, which we're told can make the lighting way trickier.
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What was trickier is how these people's votes were to be counted and how much they would have accounted for.
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She started to explain why things were trickier now, how she no longer had anyone to pick up the slack.
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But precisely how much the individual mandate matters, and who would really be worse off without it, are trickier questions.
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From there, the two of us worked together to hammer out the final corners, which are trickier than they look.
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If that happened, carmakers would have to deal with them without input from the original manufacturer, a potentially trickier task.
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The third and fourth GOP votes required by Democrats to win a majority have been seen as trickier gets. Sen.
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Finicky treatments make psychedelics trickier to scale than cannabis, which can be self-administered in spliffs, cakes and other forms.
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And the situation only gets trickier as Boston is in the running for a bid to win Amazon's second headquarters.
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Ms. Dow, who has the trickier role, is intentionally more grating, though she and Mr. Martinez achieve an enjoyable rapport.
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It would be legally trickier to claim that their products treat or alleviate an actual disease, like generalized anxiety disorder.
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Still, there are times when the personal cannot be avoided — or, even trickier, when you don't want to avoid it.
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Securing government assent a second time may be trickier given Macron is currently battling unions over his domestic pension reforms.
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And the tricks are not markedly different than they are earlier in the week; they just might be, well, trickier.
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But in a time of growing economic uncertainty, the process of picking winners can certainly be trickier for ESO Fund.
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Setting up your space, making a listing that stands out, and communicating with guests can be trickier than it sounds.
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Financing a bid for Macy's may be trickier, however, because the it carries about $6.5 billion in long-term debt.
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Islamabad's efforts to recalibrate CPEC are made trickier by its dependence on Chinese loans to prop up its vulnerable economy.
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But then there's that second, trickier story: about Kojima the egotist, a man grown too infatuated with his own ideas.
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Driving gets trickier, though, when traffic packs snow to concrete hardness and parking spots get burnished to skating-rink slickness.
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However, Caplar added that initialled female authors with only a few papers under their belts would be trickier to track down.
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But in fact, getting from A to B in a "straight" line is a much trickier proposition than you might think.
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If you're watching with kids, you may want to avoid some of the trickier issues and focus on the fun stuff.
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It's even trickier when you want to catch a power nap in broad daylight or get some proper shuteye when traveling.
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The mathematics for Le Pen to secure the French presidency are far trickier than those faced by the Brexiteers or Trump.
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And although we've seen quadcopters that can maneuver around static objects like trees, avoiding moving items mid-air is much trickier.
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But so far trickier tasks—including those involving a bit of secret sauce, such as wing assembly—have stayed at home.
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He noted that the Watto Pop, also a Celebration exclusive, was a bit trickier to capture because of his alien features.
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Divisions get even trickier when there are complicated assets to value and distribute -- such as art, wine and antiques or silverware.
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Constructing a sturdy new sales model, rather like a flat-pack cupboard, could turn out to be trickier than IKEA claims.
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And predicting the impact of oil prices on the world economy has become trickier than it was before the shale revolution.
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Image: GettyPersonal relationships are always tricky, but they're even trickier when they revolve around running a business worth billions of dollars.
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Beware of following links without any context and be aware that phishing scams continue to get smarter and trickier to spot.
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The suspense these monsters generate gives both stories the latitude to dissect trickier moral dilemmas by keeping viewers engaged and terrified.
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Gigantic transfers of western cash have helped close the east-west divide, while transfers from south to north are politically trickier.
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A weakening La Nina climate pattern is going to make weather and climate forecasts a bit trickier this fall and winter.
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What we can say is that they excelled in close quarters but found it trickier to match humans' long-term strategies.
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It's the language commonly used for game programming and major commercial software applications and could be a bit trickier to learn.
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For award flights, transferring points makes the most sense for first- or business-class seatsWith airlines it gets a bit trickier.
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Transgender people have a trickier space to negotiate - go where you think you should, or where other people think you should?
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The politics are much trickier here, obviously, but the American people have proven capable of great things when called to purpose.
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An even trickier goal was to identify the stuff that Facebook wants to demote but not eliminate—like misleading clickbait crap.
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Even if Democrats got the returns, it'd be trickier to release them to the public, which would likely require congressional approval.
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Her take was trickier, and more literal: lemon acidulating cream to form curds, which were separated from the whey with cheesecloth.
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"I'm divorced, so it gets a little trickier when you're a single mom, which a lot of parents are," she said.
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For Vietnam it is a moment to reflect on how far it has come and also on the trickier path ahead.
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No, I feel like, if anything, I'm waiting for the even trickier things, like going to Congress and shit like that.
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Opposition parties, for their part, have made a tough job trickier by squabbling over seats, resulting in undignified multi-cornered fights.
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A much trickier problem for the party, and, given her opponent, also for America, is Mrs Clinton's weakness as a candidate.
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They must be seen to hold him to account—a task now made all the trickier by Kingfisher's own missing accounts.
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I will confidently deviate from a recipe and try something new, but as the recipes get trickier my results have varied.
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But, things get even trickier when we talk about deducting business equipment and supplies on your taxes as a travel blogger.
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Negotiating the salary you want can be tough but, for many, figuring out what that salary should be is even trickier.
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There could also be lingering concerns over trucking being left out of the bill — a far trickier issue to deal with.
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How do you cope when the throbbing swells out of control or, trickier still, when you actively want it to stop?
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The Chinese government first blocked the newspaper's online portals in 2012, though access to its mobile apps proved trickier to control.
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I was pleased to connect the Ralph WALDO Emerson clue with the revealer, MIDDLE NAME, making it just a tad trickier.
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This makes things trickier, because who would imagine that the name for those delicious little cakes, PETIT FOURS, means "small ovens"?
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Trickier still, some parents have melted back into the shadows of the devastated home countries from which they fled in terror.
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What's even trickier is that when cancer patients undergo chemotherapy, it can drastically reduce the number of neutrophils in the body.
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While the principles that make a successful dishes are crystal clear to Chiang, finding the ingredients to create them proves trickier.
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It's trickier, however, to make that dazzling sight last beyond the walls of the gallery, to provoke something deeper than spectacle.
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In recent years, I've started sometimes streaming and pirating, though it's now much trickier—for example, you should use a VPN.
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Things get trickier for the Democrats if Moser becomes one of the two candidates to make it to the expected runoff.
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This communicative aspect of crying is one of the trickier notions that Christle wrestles with in her peculiar and indelible book.
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But analysts and lawyers said the calculus to reach these settlements is even trickier than it was with the tobacco settlement.
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But unlike past megamergers such as Comcast's purchase of NBCUniversal in 2013, this one is potentially trickier from an antitrust perspective.
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Second, the employment drive potentially makes the other pillar — raising as much as possible from the sale in Aramco shares — trickier.
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Labour is in a much trickier spot than Conservatives, which have gone all-in on Brexit, and the party has followed.
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Threatening default is trickier, but that's because default is incorrectly seen as the definite outcome of not extending the debt ceiling.
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But envisioning the role of robots beyond repetitive manual labor (and perhaps even call centers and some legal research) gets trickier.
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"It seemed to work in those trickier, cooler, slippier conditions," Hamilton, who now has seven wins to Vettel's four, told journalists.
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The formula has become significantly trickier without Mr. Obama, who proved uniquely effective at turning out younger voters and African-Americans.
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The trickier part was living with the startling abundance that had become glaringly obvious when I stopped trying to get more.
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Others parallels were trickier, reflecting that whatever the object of its satire, "Black Monday" will be judged by more modern sensitivities.
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The big picture: Two colliding trends will likely make evacuations in this storm-prone population center trickier in the meantime, however.
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Shit-posting for keks is also trickier to dismiss when done out in the real world without the mask of anonymity.
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I generally try to put shows I've watched on this list, but as the number of TV shows out there continues to multiply (very nearly cresting 500 scripted series last year — which doesn't include reality shows or programs that didn't air in primetime or made-for-TV movies or...), that's become trickier and trickier to do.
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Labelling civil-rights campaigners as stooges for foreign governments is trickier when the party itself is accused of protecting polluters from abroad.
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Things may get trickier for her on January 3rd, when she must also gain the support of a majority in the House.
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Yet applying his ideas across the whole range of human circumstances is a trickier subject than this pretty series wants to tackle.
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And now, things have gotten even trickier — last week, the DEA announced that CBD is now considered a Schedule 1 drug, a.k.a.
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The high-level waste is trickier, particularly because some of those isotopes are going to remain radioactive for (in practical terms) ever.
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Drink bottled water only, and opt out of ice made from tap water, especially in developing countries where water safety is trickier.
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Because while it's easy to tell that you should protect the water in a big, navigable river, the stuff upstream is trickier.
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But it's a lot trickier to create the kinds of dinner-and-a-movie (plus an Uber ride) scenarios that Amazon envisions.
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Falling profits at Chile's copper mines because of lower prices of the metal have caused belt-tightening that makes labor negotiations trickier.
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Cleaning up aviation is even trickier than cleaning up our cars and trucks, but there are some really neat ideas out there.
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While this seems like it may work, decentralization gets trickier when you start trying to figure out background checks and identity verification.
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And sometimes, you encounter customers so difficult that demonstrating something to them is trickier than helping your grandma understand how Instagram works.
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Sex may be an important part of strengthening our romantic bonds, but making the connection can sometimes be trickier than it sounds.
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The unconfrontational reception Mr Xi can expect mainly reflects the president's slow-dawning recognition that governing is trickier than he once assumed.
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A strong mandate for Mr Ramaphosa in next year's polls would allow him to embark on trickier reforms needed to boost growth.
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The WSI has found that moving either up or down has become harder since the 1990s, and much trickier in eastern Germany.
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"In an environment where fundraising may become trickier, with a distributed team costs are smaller and you have a much longer runway."
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Sudden spikes in bond yields after long periods of apparent calm make it trickier to accurately price other markets, such as stocks.
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Private-label grocery lines tend to be trickier to market than those for commodity items that are less reliant on brand names.
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The camera finds startling beauty even in obscene poverty, but the script presents a trickier portrait of blighted opportunity and personal responsibility.
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Unlike with markers, you control the product, so while it's a little trickier to master, it provides better results, in my opinion.
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Finding a meaningful gift for Valentine's Day always seems trickier than buying presents for any of the other holidays of the year.
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We all fall prey to it at some point, but getting rid of it for good is trickier than we might think.
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The toothpaste tabs are trickier: Unlike normal toothpaste, you bite one to create a foam in your mouth, then brush your teeth.
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As the self-driving space becomes increasingly crowded with the entrance of legacy and new transportation players, standardizing that communication becomes trickier.
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Or maybe to retain the more appealing aspects of that power while offloading the trickier responsibilities of policing political speech to stakeholders.
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Vector can also position faces in space, which seems like a much trickier problem: we (usually) don't have glyphs on our faces.
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Politically, though, rolling back school lunch standards may be a little trickier, Wootan added, as the majority of parents support the legislation.
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This is one of the trickier parts of the process, so we'll try to walk through each step as clearly as possible.
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Its shares were down 5.5 percent to 1,110 pence at 1305 GMT, as analysts said this year would be trickier than last.
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A true reckoning is trickier than it might appear, and not just because the main elements of economic openness have different repercussions.
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Even so, middle-class residents' complaints about noise and drunk or stoned revellers make the life of a club-owner far trickier.
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When it comes to cocaine and heroin—drugs derived from plants that take the form of dry powders—it's a bit trickier.
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That feat is made trickier by the lender's decision to abandon its 6.4 billion pound operating cost target for the same year.
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Trading illegal ivory in the U.S. just got a whole lot trickier, thanks to a new federal rule from the Obama administration.
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It is trickier to tell if a line is being spun when the numbers that companies put out are also being finessed.
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The trickier part has been negotiating local regulations and bureaucracy which mean teams must list everything imported, down to the hoof picks.
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And for that you need lots of big parachutes that are guaranteed to work every time—which is trickier than it sounds.
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StarCraft II is also much trickier for computers to master than many other games because of its complexity and dependence on strategy.
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But building the world's first sustainable metropolis proved far trickier than anyone anticipated, and just 5 percent of Masdar City stands today.
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Meanwhile Tory voters tended to be busier—out at work or occupied with children—so trickier to pin down over the phone.
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Infrastructure has been trickier but nonetheless important to the pension fund, which has about $3 billion worth in the portfolio, Ailman said.
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When one of them asks the other if you really love me, the question is even trickier and more weighted than usual.
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Public sex, also known as exhibitionism, isn't an uncommon fetish, but it's trickier than other fetishes to navigate in an ethical manner.
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You know, I think that when you look at large-cap tech, it's going to be trickier at this moment in time.
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The first is to trap him against the fence and jump on him before he can circle out—that's the trickier way.
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Physical therapy is trickier to apply than a script—it requires the patient to take an active role in their own recovery.
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Bergh said gun control was a trickier issue for the company because it did not have a history of taking a stance.
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Talks will focus on shared diplomatic and military endeavors, but an Elysee official said Macron would not shy away from trickier issues.
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Things get trickier when the heiress and the young woman begin to fall in love — and then there are 50 more twists.
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If you are closer to retirement, it becomes trickier, since you will soon have to start making withdrawals from your retirement account.
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Automatically receiving cards was a great feature of the game — it's definitely one of the trickier aspects of in-person game play.
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OPEC sources have previously signalled that preliminary discussions with Russia about the cuts held this week in Vienna were trickier than before.
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Producing a great-sounding pair of wired earbuds is one thing, but true wireless headphones, particularly noise-canceling ones, are much trickier.
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But the threat facing insurers in California is in one sense trickier: After Andrew, many national insurers stopped writing coverage in Florida.
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William and Harry This is where things get trickier, given that the Queen's grandchild will age dramatically over the show's final seasons.
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The next phase of trade talks could be "even trickier," said Stephen Innes, a market strategist for Asia Pacific at Axi Trader.
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Finding their tribe — that is, a community where they feel most comfortable shopping, jogging or taking their children to school — is trickier.
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The steering ball lets you easily maneuver into some of the trickier corners of your rooms so no dirty spot is safe.
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But the topic has been trickier for the AMA, which represents a far more diverse field including all 50 state medical associations.
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With this in mind, it has been a slightly trickier process to find the best deals, but it has not been impossible.
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While that's not as big a carbon challenge as, say, transportation (28 percent), in many ways, electrifying the residential sector is trickier.
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There will be trickier, more morally challenging cases to come as the series continues, and some of which will stretch over multiple episodes.
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Italy was holding an national election under a complex new voting system that has made the outcome even trickier than usual to predict.
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This is part of the reality that is making the push for repeal a much trickier proposition in Congress than many originally envisioned.
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Andrew Scheer's Conservatives—the party lost the "Progressive" qualifier in a merger with Stephen Harper's Canadian Alliance in 2003—have a trickier problem.
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With so much progress made on the renewable energy side, Apple is now attacking the much trickier carbon footprint of its supply chain.
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Less clearance makes takeoff and landing trickier, and you need to avoid grass that would be easy for taller drones to deal with.
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They're trickier to raise than chickens, and Kyle was ready to phase them out so he could concentrate more fully on his pigs.
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According to Kaplan, the constantly changing nature of Overwatch made it a bit trickier to port, compared to the hack-and-slash RPG.
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The Tears of Allah was a mercifully easy start, but I had some trickier dives to contend with in the days to come.
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This better / worse reward function could even be used to program trickier behavior, like teaching a very basic virtual robot how to backflip.
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In America, however, where Treasury bonds serve not just to raise funds but to set global benchmarks, the calculation is a trickier one.
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The trickier part of TINA's complaint is the accusation that social media ads — including those for alcohol — often reach an under-21 demographic.
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But when it's a choice between doing that or eating a 1000-year-old egg, the decision becomes a little trickier to make.
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However, because you're voting on sets of three, the ability to compare votes is a little trickier than with an app like Wishbone.
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Since it's trickier to grasp compared to other languages, the courses in this package are easily digestible, so even beginners can follow along.
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Reining in organic posts is much trickier than reining in ad spending, and it's hard to imagine doing it without tighter identity controls.
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Education reform, not to mention a looming battle over civil-service numbers, could be the beginning of a much trickier period for him.
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The video has been filmed in several chunks and some of the trickier parts look like they'd be really hard to pull off.
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Kevin Williams, chief executive of the Fostering Network, says that lifestyle and financial restraints can make fostering trickier for people in their twenties.
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Lundqvist led the Rangers (223-222-254) to their fifth win in six games and said the shot was trickier than it appeared.
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Here's a shopping truth: Finding bras that are both supportive and stylish is trickier when your breasts are a DD cup or higher.
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It's a trickier donation pipeline, one that requires refrigeration and food-safety monitoring of donated meals, practices that don't apply to pastry donation.
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But compared to heart rate, which can be measured through optical sensors, measuring blood pressure is trickier to get right for wearables makers.
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Monitoring the the situation in China could soon get trickier as the State Department expands mandatory evacuation from affected areas of the country.
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That's a trickier question to answer, and it's one I've been turning over in my head ever since the show's seventh season ended.
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The acquisition that's a bit trickier to parse is Cord Project, a company started by two former Googlers that focuses on voice messaging.
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But making a viable alternative to yogurt and cheese — prized for their delicate mouth-feel, smooth texture, and consistency — is a trickier task.
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Hard collusion—some kind of explicit agreement between the Trump campaign and the Russian government—would be trickier to prove, but still possible.
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It is a far trickier proposition in South Sudan, however, as an intervention could embroil United Nations troops in an incendiary ethnic conflict.
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Medical detection dogs are even trickier: Not only are there very few of them, they don't exactly plug easily into a medical setting.
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In 2014, near the 40th anniversary of the resignation, she helped walk us through the trickier points of the scandal and its aftermath.
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Things get trickier this afternoon when the Moon opposes Mars in Aquarius at 11:55 AM. Watch out for impulsive moves and confrontations.
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For more tips and tricks, please see our solving guide, which takes you from sitting down with the puzzle through the trickier clues.
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And with the extreme violence witnessed by this community, psychosocial counseling services are vital too, even if they're much trickier to scale up.
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Those differences and a series of moves by the Trump administration have made what was already a complicated process even trickier to navigate.
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There is the sense that Brighton Beach has remained fixed in time — but what era that is gets ever trickier to pin down.
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But droughts — which are influenced by a complex interplay of temperature, precipitation and soil moisture — can be trickier to connect to warming trends.
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Some were trickier to use than others, but each one offers a glimpse at the future of online furniture shopping and interior design.
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As I prefaced in the beginning, the vocabulary tends to get a little trickier on Thursdays, as an appetizer before the weekend themelesses.
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Estimating the cost of professional and doctoral degrees is a bit trickier, as the types of degrees and how they work vary widely.
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Why answering "Who won Iowa?" might be trickier than usual: Our colleague Philip Bump takes you through the changes to this year's caucuses.
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But for all the progress veterinarians have made in diagnosing and treating the disorder, it has been far trickier to determine its origin.
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And each of those short-term measures becomes slightly trickier for House and Senate leaders to pass as frustration builds on both sides.
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The only trouble is, most of the characters in "Spellbound" are out of their minds, and the shrinks are trickier than the patients.
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But while perfumery and pastry-making may have some obvious affinities, coaxing retail to cohabit with a restaurant can prove a trickier proposition.
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That the talks will be conducted more or less in public, with even draft papers published in full, will make things trickier for London.
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On the whole, though, the festival world after Weinstein may turn out to be trickier to navigate at Cannes than it has been elsewhere.
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All images: Adam Clark Estes/GizmodoA couple years ago, I declared the JBL Everest Elite 2300 the best alternative to the pricier, trickier Beats.
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Treatment for fear of flying is trickier than for other phobias because an individual doesn't often have ample opportunity to engage in exposures repeatedly.
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Many financial advisors caution that for people whose job was a big part of their self-identity, the transition to retirement can be trickier.
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However, stealthy or temporarily dormant nefarious activity is trickier and it's here where the startup's machine learning technology claims to come into its own.
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You'll also probe deeply into your intimate relationships, as well as hash out issues concerning cash (especially trickier things like debts, taxes, or inheritances).
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As more of it has been shipped through South Africa, partly because other routes have become trickier, domestic use of the drug has risen.
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The bridges are deceivingly tough hills, made trickier by their exposure to the wind and, because they are devoid of spectators, their relative silence.
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But a new smartwatch is a different prospect entirely — trickier to pull off and something Google fans have been waiting on for a while.
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Each stage is designed to be replayed, drawn with multiple paths to explore, and littered with "challenge coins" that get progressively trickier to find.
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Molecules that affect PD-1 have proved more popular with drug companies, because the side-effects connected with CTLA-4 are trickier to handle.
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Call centres may need fewer people as more routine work is handled by automated systems, but the trickier inquiries will still go to humans.
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And as things get a bit trickier (back to work, pumping while traveling, and everything else) they find ways, together, to un-tricky it.
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The same is true of creating content, which happened through third-party sites like DCLeaks, WikiLeaks, or, even trickier, through direct leaks to journalists.
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They have been drawing up rules that not only make it harder for old parties to survive; creating new ones is becoming trickier too.
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But saving June might be trickier than it seems, as she desperately wants help for her unique condition — and Halverson is promising to provide.
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As we move forward, trying to determine which companies align with your principles will become trickier, and we're likely to encounter more blurred lines.
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While this is highly effective when a fan uploads, say, an album version of "Purple Rain," it's a little trickier for live performance videos.
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I want to ask you another question about the advertising model, and this one is trickier because it bears very directly on my industry.
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Civil suits often rely on a criminal conviction as its basis of facts, so without it, Lloyd's suit asking for damages could be trickier.
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Jupiter's rings are trickier to see because they're much smaller than Saturn's, and are made of dust from meteors colliding with Jupiter's inner moons.
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Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin of Los Angeles loved escape rooms but found it trickier to get out and play once they had children.
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Things get even trickier when online dating comes into play, because you might actually want people to know a thing or two about your.
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Far trickier was the question of how to bring to justice FARC fighters and pro-government forces who had committed crimes during the war.
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Other aspects of the relationship are even trickier, especially the complex dynamics of ethnic insurgencies that have long rumbled along Myanmar's border with China.
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Making it trickier for Mr. Rosenthal was the fact that Mr. Lee would be building a new life with his best friend from childhood.
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Actively vetting customers and their intentions may also get trickier for Google over time, as the applications of AI expand in scope and number.
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It's trickier to know exactly how much value you'll get when transferring unless you do the math on each award redemption as you go.
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Their first collection had some of the cocktail flirtiness for which Mr. de la Renta's collections were known, but with a wilder, trickier bent.
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You can also try swiping up from the gesture bar, moving your thumb towards the left at an angle, but it's a little trickier.
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Restaurant oversight, seems trickier, because, of course, there is also the aspect of personal responsibility that children may not have, but adults certainly do.
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But the move in rates means that pricing will be trickier even for a deal that is likely to get a huge order book.
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As far as business metrics are concerned when trying to assess which AI startups to invest in, he says this is a little trickier.
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But it would also put the White House in the position of needing to find a new press secretary — a trickier role to fill.
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Funny Business Finding the right book of comedy may be trickier given the incongruity between your son's youth and his more grown-up tastes.
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The opening of the sport to professionals in 1968 escalated money and prestige, which have made it trickier to remain cozy at the top.
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Basketball could be an even trickier proposition, because it taxes teams if they exceed a certain amount of total player salary for the season.
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But determining exactly how any particular variation in DNA shapes the course of our life is proving far trickier than Galton would have guessed.
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Some might be immediately obvious to art aficionados, others are a bit trickier, such as: playing cards + geometric forms + a palette knife = Paul Cézanne.
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An average-size indoor cat needs between 150 to 200 calories per day to maintain weight, while dogs' ideal weights are trickier to assess.
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In a much trickier case, Portugal felt hard done by a VAR review of a 50-50 battle for a header in the box.
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Nighy has the trickier part, with Edward torn between pity, a desire to avoid hurting Grace and the need to express his true feelings.
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If a friend confided she wanted to see someone about her tired face, I would be encouraging, but doing it for myself was trickier.
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And even the simple parts of driving — like tracking the objects around a car on the road — are actually much trickier than they sound.
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Whether it&aposs a trickier hike or an extra 30-minute long drive, these lesser-known destinations are well worth the effort to visit.
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While outsized profits may sound like a good problem to have, they're adding another dynamic to an investing minefield that's getting trickier to navigate.
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Second, tactical voting, particularly among those wanting to remain in the EU, might have been more widespread in this election, making the modelling trickier.
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The already-tense relations between Mexico and the United States could get a lot trickier depending on how the upcoming Mexican presidential election unfolds.
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I like [Cabin assignment], which is fairly obvious if you immediately pick up that I'm talking about an airplane, but trickier if you don't.
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A deal on the Northern Ireland border - a key part of Brexit talks - has suddenly become trickier as the Dublin government looked set to fall.
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This move can be a bit trickier because your ability to get a Medigap policy when you switch to original Medicare is not a given.
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Molecules that affect PD-1 have proved slightly more popular with drug companies, because the side effects connected with CTLA-4 are trickier to handle.
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"Some things are a little trickier than others, for a number of reasons, but we will continue to make the experience as complete as possible."
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The average blockbuster has to contend with budget fights and studio meddling; a film like "The Promise" is even trickier to bring to the screen.
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And so that trade-off is trickier than originally when we had seventy about $214.44 billion in costs per year, the first triage was quick.
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However, many in the markets sense that the second half of 2016 is going to be worse than thought for demand, with 2017 even trickier.
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Honor's done some clever engineering to create a cutout in an LCD, which is a trickier task than doing the same with an OLED panel.
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"The Church of England is more than a statistic, and unpicking its role could be trickier than it looks," she says—"a bit like Brexit."
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A trickier option would be to try to return to the original Delors vision by giving Britain a more formal say in single-market laws.
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Last year it disposed of bad loans with a face value of €24.1bn, but market volatility has made its turnaround trickier than had been hoped.
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Their assumptions are probably too rosy—the wealthy are good at avoiding taxes, and determining the size of fortunes is trickier than tracking annual incomes.
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But that question gets trickier with the stock market carving out new highs, and an upcoming earnings season that is forecast to see profits decline.
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And few of them have very robust science behind them, in large part because it's much trickier to confirm the environmental causes of a disease.
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Featuring cutouts in heart shapes and asterisks, these bold, skin-baring moments still showcase the sternum, sure, but they're a little trickier to pull off.
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But the permanent customs union may be trickier, as the Labour Party wants a say in future trade deals which the EU will not allow.
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The pivot to a cashless business model doesn't break any laws in Australia but trying something like that might be trickier in the United States.
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Predators in the oceans grew significantly bigger 540 million years ago, while their prey became faster and trickier, according to a new study in Science.
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But nothing's trickier than a volatile stock like that of this semiconductor maker, which has an array of different customers it relies on for business.
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For a program like Georgetown, which wants wins and dignity at the same time, the balance between on and off the court is even trickier.
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As for the fix, the agent delivers some bad news — it's about the roles: This is harder and trickier ... the roles need to be better.
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Automating investments is trickier with irregular incomeWhen I had a day job with a salary and a 401(k) plan, saving for retirement was easy.
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But this strategy proved trickier than previously thought, as it took over 235 years for Bank of America to acquire 2 million Internet banking users.
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For some perspective on what, exactly, Obama can do between now and January 20 to make life trickier for Trump, I called up Mark Tushnet.
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He said that while Slack's technology might seem simple from the outside, there's a lot of complexity under the hood that made the task trickier.
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But when you're traveling or just need some easy snacks to throw in your backpack before a long day, things can get a little trickier.
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And there is Ms. Tharp, whose influence can be seen during Ms. Tuttle's trickier combinations, along with Nancy Bielski and Wilhelm Burmann, her current teachers.
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And since the dawn of the internet, their devices have become far trickier — especially for would-be parental watchdogs who are far less digitally savvy.
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Three differences in particular will make the process trickier now than it was before, offset by three forces that will help bridge the party divide.
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While pretty much everyone agrees that Buffalo's was the first turkey trot, it's trickier to pinpoint exactly when the races started to be called that.
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"Boys' puberty is under-researched compared to girls, in large part because it's a bit trickier to measure since boys don't get periods," she says.
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Negotiating is trickier for women, and many experts agree: It's important for women to have groups where they can discuss salary and workplace issues openly.
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In fact, I found it trickier to find puffed wheat, and ended up instead using kamut, an ancient variety of the grain that worked beautifully.
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A trickier challenge, for companies big and small, is how to design an orderly, comfortable and reasonably hygienic group eating experience that still feels genuine.
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But the effects of production subsidies are trickier to pin down; it is difficult to tie particular background subsidies to particular investment decisions by producers.
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Finding one suggests that small pterosaurs may have been as common as their more easily preserved (and much bigger) relatives, although they're trickier to find.
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Age has been a trickier legal matter, even though some research suggests that jurors' ages can influence lawyers on both sides of a criminal case.
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On the surface, it reads as if the clue is asking for a synonym for a great deal of movement, but it's trickier than that.
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Those defence systems, however, are designed to counter projectiles on regular and therefore, predictable, trajectories, and any variation in flight path would make interception trickier.
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Guest Count Most venues will list their maximums on sites like Wedding Wire and The Knot, but it can be trickier to find their minimums.
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Full disclosure could also have made it trickier for Exxon to pursue business deals in countries like Russia, where the state plays a central role.
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But as the game progresses and the spinning cups get faster, it becomes much trickier to get all of the balls to their final destination.
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The path ahead is all the trickier because the campaign has widened fault lines not only between Republicans and Democrats but also within each camp.
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It was at this moment that she noticed that lining the dish evenly with ladyfingers was trickier than the instructions in the recipe might suggest.
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The way that music consumption works in 2018 admittedly makes protesting artists a bit trickier than it might have been in the age of physical releases.
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An even trickier problem will be getting the spent fuel to Yucca Mountain safely by train and truck from nuclear reactors sites all across the country.
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Starsky Robotics has a similar vision, but says that the trickier driving maneuvers could be done by a human in a remote location, Predator drone-style.
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The second idea gets a little trickier, because it requires knowing the relationship between the position, velocity, and acceleration of the ball in the y-direction.
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Whereas Marvel has created a linear and cohesive timeline with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Fox's X-Men universe is a little trickier to keep track of.
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And when it comes to the experiences of the Branch Davidians, who belonged to an established religious community that predated Koresh, that designation gets even trickier.
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The bottom line: There's no way to know whether Khalizad will be successful, but it's safe to say that the Afghan peace process just got trickier.
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Announced on Thursday on Twitter, the company has removed the "view image" button from image search, which will make it trickier to save copyrighted images directly.
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Still, as the push to reduce carbon dioxide emissions leads to the use of new energy sources, it may become even trickier to avoid animal products.
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The core gameplay mostly involves wandering through cramped hallways, beating the heck out of mobs of bad guys, before moving on to a trickier boss battle.
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In contrast, calculating the predicted variation, or standard error—a precursor to the familiar "margin of error" frequently reported alongside poll results—is a bit trickier.
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Things become trickier when companies get involved — which they often do: Industry throws big money at universities, which produce fundamental research that companies can then commercialize.
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Four-and-a-half years into a five-year term, it is getting trickier for Mr Modi to blame every disappointment on the previous Congress administrations.
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But energy is probably the simplest part of the equation to solve: the challenges from, say, infrastructure and transportation and agriculture and diet are probably trickier.
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But determining what sort of human control might be appropriate is trickier, and the technology is moving so fast that it is leaving international diplomacy behind.
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Trickier decisions will require "political direction", said Canada's chief negotiator, Steve Verheul, who has set up a system to get speedy sign-offs from his superiors.
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The high level of automation means that it's trickier to address difficulties through means like just assigning additional labor and more shifts to the production line.
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That the revered Mr Tata still chairs the Trusts that bear his name may make it trickier for Mr Mistry to be his own man, however.
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These new transistors are trickier to make, but they switch 21% faster than old ones of the same size and consume only half as much power.
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This makes the emergence of medium-sized companies and ultimately national brands — a precursor to a public listing or initial public offering, down the line — trickier.
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The county fair is a little bit trickier if you're trying to forgo the decrepit beer garden full of weird uncles with shriveled tattoos of mermaids.
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The process is a little different — and a little trickier — than traditional brewing, since the gluten in bread could bind together and result in blocked mash.
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If anything, a bigger budget just meant the show could build better bad set pieces, buy more bad wigs, and get trickier with the editing magic.
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Pressing a button on a blender was easier than forcing squash through a sieve, and a spate of new cookbooks offered advice for the trickier parts.
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But spotting what causes it, the unspoken rules embedded in a culture or the specific employee traits most likely to lead toxic behavior, can be trickier.
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There's also the Citi Prestige card, which offers an incredible 5x points on dining, but Citi's rewards program is trickier to navigate to get top value.
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But the trickier part of this caveat might be that Instagram also specifies that the account can't have links to the user's other social channels, i.e.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Midweek is when you start to see the trickier themes and clue/entry pairings, for those of you who haven't been solving that long.
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But if you're actually trying to aggressively innovate—by, perhaps, making your condom out of a super-thin, super-strong graphene-polymer blend—things get trickier.
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It is a slightly trickier case than the others, but the lump is likely to keep growing, so Mosso thinks it's best to remove it now.
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But if your vehicle is hurtling through orbit, hundreds of kilometers above the planet, it's a lot trickier to arrange a maintenance check or refueling operation.
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This challenging business of selecting morally acceptable companies becomes even trickier when you consider that people of faith can, and do, differ in their own judgments.
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Vaccine creation is tricky, and vaccines against outbreaks are even trickier, since these diseases can vanish in a matter of months or mutate as they spread.
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She's also a fast worker, and she quickly navigates through the story's trickier, more emotionally precarious moments without seeming to rush through or away from them.
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He did not putt as well on Friday as in the first round, mostly because his approaches kept landing above the hole, making for trickier attempts.
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It's also avoided some of the trickier privacy questions that have ailed Alexa recently — like, for example, whether the always-on speaker is subject to subpoena.
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There's a lot of tricky active (on-the-fly) mixing during the show too, with the enthusiastic intermingling of the performers making that process even trickier.
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Martins from HSBC said running down the shortfall may prove trickier than in the past because many of the easier savings measures have already been made.
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Vertical planes like walls are trickier to detect because they are not as smooth as floors — with doors, windows and picture frames getting in your way.
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Siemion said it was trickier to estimate how far the full SKA project might be able to detect leakage, because its design is still being developed.
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This gets a bit trickier when you consider the Indigenous-led blockades that have since popped up on rail lines, ports, and bridges across the country.
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Now they see each other as valuable sounding boards for trickier lyrics, and as support systems for dealing with a stan culture that can be militant.
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Private sector involvement could be trickier, not least of which because the president's support of so-called public-private partnerships, or "P-3s," has been middling.
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But while there's no shortage of games that begin with the idea of home, getting the feeling of home is a much rarer and trickier thing.
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After well-received responses to the two other major hurricanes, Trump is battling to show Americans he can handle another natural disaster in a trickier location.
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The first is that of nationhood itself, and then, trickier still, the promise of a comprehensive representation of the discourse of the nation state in question.
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But the aftermath of the attack — the narratives both sides have spun out of the basic facts established by the footage — is much trickier to assess.
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These costumes aren't just there to swoon over, either; they provide some very welcome armor, making it easier to take on some of the trickier boss battles.
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Plus: lessons they hope to impart, key themes and some of the trickier decisions they had to make in part 2, in the shadow of their success.
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The last is a bit trickier — there are what appear to be three dragons at various distances and a comet or fireball projecting in front of them.
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Dilute the voting pool too much, and things get trickier for films that need every single one of their fans to vote for them in first place.
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And it seems repealing the ACA and taking health insurance away from people is shaping up to be a much trickier proposition politically than Republicans bargained for.
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It's trickier than I thought — the chocolate is carefully rolled into the bottom of the croissant — but I manage to get it out without making a mess.
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The second season has poor, awful Mary Louise instead, a trickier antagonist who's only doing what she believes is right, as seen through her particularly warped worldview.
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Things get tricky when your refrain is tied up in an identity claim, and trickier still when that identity is an axis, or several axes, of marginality.
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This video shows off navigation of a heaping pile of cinder blocks, as well as narrower paths, which are trickier to navigate because of limited navigation options.
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"It's trickier when you have kids, to want to walk down the aisle," says Crow, 55, who will release her new album Be Myself on April 21.
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As a result, LPs are charged with a much trickier decision and have a much deeper diligence process to make what amounts to a 10-year commitment.
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This was obviously a trickier situation, but after keeping tabs on this closely, I was impressed when the management team came to a decision in mid May.
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The crux of the interview, though, was that accusations of harassment in Australia are a much trickier bargain — and they're already a dangerous game in most countries.
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Having quickly captured the eastern side, the western half of Mosul has proved much trickier to navigate, with the advances slowing, and even stalling in recent months.
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But now, Raj was finding it trickier to answer my questions about what this technology might be used for in practice by the military---or in war.
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StarCraft is a trickier challenge for computers than boardgames like chess because many more decisions are required to build and direct an alien army in real time.
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With thousands upon thousands of mutations in a typical tumor, the detective work becomes a lot trickier for cancers with complex, multiple or even completely unknown origins.
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Both economic factors - particularly the challenge of financing the development of Leviathan - as well as the Middle East's geopolitical complexities make the choice trickier than it sounds.
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As she knows from Snowden, this is what surveillance actually looks like on the back end — but as an aesthetic choice, it takes on a trickier meaning.
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The choice becomes a little trickier if you're eyeing a fresh entry into the world of VR, but we'd still give Touch the edge over Vive here.
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But although the number of prime numbers in the world may be infinite, every time we find a new one, it gets trickier to find the next.
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When Hainan's other U.S. partner American started flying to China, he said managing the relationship "became a lot trickier" even though their code-share remains in place.
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Often, the reason I was persevering with the trickier levels was that I was curious about what horrible trick the game would ask me to perform next.
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Things get trickier with something like Bitcoin, though, since the market value can fluctuate several thousand dollars in a single day, as Tuesday's crash painfully reminded us.
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But a study says that measuring the effects of marijuana on drivers is far trickier, and that blood tests are an unreliable indication of impairment by cannabis.
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True, breaking up the United States' near-century-old relationship with its most autocratic ally is a trickier project than sending Uber a message by downloading Lyft.
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They might find it even trickier if Britain votes to leave the EU. Such firms will thus be stuck with a small, costlier sterling corporate-bond market.
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The sculpture was supposed to have arrived months earlier, but it turned out that molding and welding together that much gold was far trickier than anyone anticipated.
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RELATED: Here's how senators plan to vote on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch But for senators from red and purple states, the calculus on Gorsuch is trickier.
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Picking out holiday presents for all your friends and family is tough, but delivering your carefully chosen finds in a perfect, professional-looking package is even trickier.
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Aside from making it trickier for bird fans to tick off all the species on their list, how we classify bird species has serious implications for conservation.
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It's become trickier for pop entertainments to gloss over historical traumas, which may be why so many modern colonial struggles involve deep space or an alien invasion.
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I found it a little trickier to maneuver with high-waisted jeans, but I didn't snag it as much as when I had it on my arm.
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Unlike coal or oil, which can be moved easily between ports, exporting natural gas has been a far trickier proposition, usually requiring pipelines between buyers and sellers.
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Then there's a third group of people who are trickier to categorize: people who work for a living but are as rich as some of the capitalists.
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Taking health care away from people is shaping up to be a much trickier proposition politically than even getting the health law passed in the first place.
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The recipe instructions have easy-to-follow pictures accompanying the trickier steps, and unlike some other services, Green Chef's recipes don't jump around from component to component.
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But my husband and I are newlyweds who found each other later in life — he's 48, and I'm 40 — and conceiving has been trickier than I anticipated.
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The keyboardist Michael A. Ferrara and the harpist Lavinia Meijer collaborated on a flowing rendition of the music, handling some of Mr. Glass's trickier syncopations with ease.
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Effective antidoping education has been made trickier by the diffusion of top T20 leagues, which sprawl from India, Australia and Hong Kong to England and the Caribbean.
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With thousands upon thousands of mutations in a typical tumour, the detective work becomes a lot trickier for cancers with complex, multiple or even completely unknown origins.
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Mr. Johnson's Conservatives are ahead in opinion polls, but analysts say this election is particularly hard to predict, especially since Brexit has proved trickier than anyone anticipated.
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Once confirmed — the Senate intelligence committee voted on Thursday to send his nomination to the full Senate — Mr. Coats will face a far trickier political balancing act.
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He added that though one Swedish company, Heart Aerospace, has been working on building electric commuter planes, larger aircraft used for longer flights was a trickier prospect.
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And the U.S. House has only a few dozen sitting days left this year, before primary campaigns heat up and the politics of passing USMCA get trickier.
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Diagnosing TB is made trickier by the fact that symptoms, such as a long-lasting cough, often do not present themselves during the early stage of illness.
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Policymaker Jon Cunliffe, who has previously said the fall in the pound on the Brexit vote made rate decisions trickier, is due to speak at 1300 GMT.
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That made navigating the tools in front of me trickier, but it also made me focus more on my movements, instilling a sense of slow, deliberate motion.
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In upturning the Republican campaign, Donald Trump has shown voters — both Republican and Democratic — that assessing who is "electable" is trickier than they thought it would be.
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But it's trickier to take scientific reports about rising temperatures and weather extremes and say what those broad trends might mean for specific companies in specific locations.
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And with Generation X—the druggiest in history—now confronting teenage offspring, the issue of how to frame their own past use makes the discussion even trickier.
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The bids fell short of the price Arle had been seeking, according to the source, in part because debt market conditions were becoming trickier for the potential buyers.
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But that's trickier than it may seem, Pla Cordero says, because statistical definitions of disability vary around the world causing difficulty in identifying and counting people with disabilities.
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But Wald believes investors once again have an appetite for potentially trickier trades, meaning they could keep selling Pfizer shares in favor of higher-growth companies, for instance.
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Filling ATMs with the 8 trillion rupees ($117 billion) in new banknotes that the finance ministry reckons are needed to restore liquidity to the economy is even trickier.
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What makes the pending Supreme Court case even trickier now is the Trump administration's new position: it will not impose any interpretation of Title IX on the courts.
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Small talk at an annual neighborhood barbeque or family conversations around the dinner table might be much trickier for someone who doesn't feel safe talking about their work.
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Our favorite musicians have frequently disappointed us in how they choose to express themselves, but since Twitter came along to amplify their voices, the debate has become trickier.
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"If Arash had had more money and patience, he would have been spared the first part of his journey, the trickier one," Qahar says from the detention camps.
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Facial recognition is a much trickier process than fingerprint scanning, but so far, Apple seems to be treating Face ID like a smarter, faster version of Touch ID.
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Open Settings, navigate to Update & Security, click on Recovery, and finally choose Reset This PC to wipe and reinstall the OS.Things are a little trickier on a Mac.
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Although the key issue here is influence, not quantity of propaganda per se — and quantifying how opinions might have been skewed by fake accounts is a lot trickier.
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The question of fairness is trickier: doxxing is often justified as a rare tool that the powerless can use against the powerful to call attention to perceived injustices.
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If your friend's on Android, it's a bit trickier — you'll probably want to just buy them a Google Play gift card and write your recommendations in a card.
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To make long holes seem trickier several courses have relabelled a par five as par four, so elite golfers over the years have played these holes as both.
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You may have to do a bit more searing, a bit more roasting, and perhaps work with some trickier ingredients (scallops, for example, are a disaster if overcooked).
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But it can be even trickier terrain for trans people, due to the stigma surrounding gender identities that don't match up with the sex on people's birth certificates.
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And during pregnancy, it can be even trickier, because people often get more frequent headaches and are dealing with lots of other bodily changes at the same time.
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It gets a little trickier here, and questions like this stir up old questions of whether or not you can eat one big meal or many small meals.
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Meanwhile Mr Gore had a trickier enemy to fight, namely: "the idea that he is obnoxious", and specifically that he is a liar or at least "serial exaggerator".
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Casey: I play Dishonored 2 in a state of extreme anxiety about being spotted, and save my game roughly every 60 seconds when I'm navigating the trickier parts.
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That will become essential as cars become more autonomous, for "Level 3" autonomy where the car handles most driving but returns control to the driver in trickier situations.
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Yes, it has a snooze button, but using it could be a little trickier than slapping your old, boring alarm clock or nudging the alarm on your smartphone.
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If you're hot-desking it this is obviously trickier, but there should still be some possessions you can move around with you, to mark out your own space.
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The left faces an inherently different and trickier problem than the right's rejection of the science: Their tactics and messaging are hobbling their push to address climate change.
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With social media, however, it's a little trickier to disappear — or to avoid the temptation of sneaking a peek at the life your former "person" is currently leading.
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Donald Trump is trickier, given elite conservative media's (and Fox News's) disdain for his views on health care, foreign policy, and entitlements and his past views on abortion.
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Though the three-panel format of "Sunday Funnies," including comic strips like Garfield and Dilbert, is famously associated with comedy, nailing funny bits in comic books is trickier.
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A film like Inside Llewyn Davis finds dark humor in failure, but to treat futility—the eternal tilting at windmills—with utter seriousness is a far trickier proposition.
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An "emotional affair" is hard to define — it can be tricky to know if you're having one, and perhaps even trickier to figure out if your partner is.
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This time, however, with the Lib Dems polling in the teens—rather than on life-support as they were in 2017—these seats may prove trickier for Labour.
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Quantifying just how much damage an entrenched trade battle could wreak upon the international community is a trickier task, but J.P. Morgan has come up with three scenarios.
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Additionally it is not unlike a leverage guard, the body is turned to almost side on behind the right shoulder, making the McGregor counter left a trickier proposition.
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On newer phones and laptops, this is a bit trickier because the battery is usually glued in, but with patience and a heat pack, it's not too tough.
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This is how it works in the one-and-done business, and it makes a coach's job trickier than just bringing in as many good players as possible.
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If there's one thing those Goths In Hot Weather memes have taught us, it's that head-to-toe black gets trickier to pull off as the temperature rises.
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Chalking that up to the Bengals being historically Bengal-y is a little trickier when you notice that Cincy has won all six of the meetings at home.
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"It's not an impossible concept anymore" The engineers even managed to get around one of the trickier issues with how to collect data and talk to the cubesats.
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Negatives are trickier to manage, since they may miss the disease early in its course, but that underlines the importance of everyone adhering to social distancing, she notes.
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Backpacks were trickier, but I'm happy with the third one I bought, the $170 Osprey Fairview 40, which features a spine-saving aluminum frame, waistband and chest strap.
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One of his most popular videos jokes about how passing his nursing school classes were a breeze, but actually using the skills he learned was a little trickier.
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"It's trickier for him to be in all-on defense mode when he's been implicated in the underlying allegations," said Michael Feldman, a former senior adviser to Gore.
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While it may be cut and dry to assign a value to the number of bedrooms, other variables, like an Empire State Building view, are trickier to calculate.
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Smartphones proved trickier: An iPhone was only susceptible from a range of around 33 feet, and two Android phones could only be controlled from within around 16 feet.
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The Trump problem strikes me as trickier to solve, because so much of Trump's political style depends on — and there's no other accurate way to describe it — lying.
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Unfortunately, like its predecessor, the Dragonfly G2 is being sold only a business device, meaning that it'll likely be trickier to get one if you're an average customer.
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In particular, determining where value is really added becomes far trickier as multinationals use global supply chains to exploit intellectual property and move business around to minimize taxes.
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For example, flooding during the end of the spring migration season is trickier to fit into an annual rice-growing schedule, so bids — and payments — are higher then.
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Except that the clues got much trickier, for me at least, and I was grateful to have the secondary list of hints at the bottom of the page.
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But the snow and rain made the situation trickier this time, heightening the risk of avalanches and shutting the village off since Monday night, when the train stopped.
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What makes the situation even trickier is that more casual Marvel fans who don't follow lots of comic books may not be privy to how the system works.
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But his accusations cast a shadow on the visit and made it trickier for Mr Sajjan to conduct than it would have been for a non-Sikh cabinet minister.
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It seems minor, but it's potentially a serious problem for police, who are legally allowed to compel fingerprints but move into trickier legal territory when it comes to passcodes.
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Anders has done well pressuring opponents to the fence and teeing off on them when they stop moving—good misdirection and ring awareness can make that a lot trickier.
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The days of landlines trained us to believe that 911 could easily track down your location but in the age of the smartphone, it's actually trickier than it sounds.
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Doing so has been getting trickier ever since Denmark played host with a 262,000-capacity stadium in 2001: it is now a three-night extravaganza watched by 180m people.
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However, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has made it trickier to benefit from beneficence, because it's limited the usefulness of personal deductions — including those for charitable donations.
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Mr DeSantis's win is likely to make campaigning trickier for Rick Scott, the outgoing Republican governor who easily won the Republican primary for a Senate seat on August 28th.
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Dimming was a bit trickier, since you had to get the speed just right for it to register as a dim adjustment and not a flick on or off.
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Things were, admittedly, a bit trickier at TC's New York headquarters, where the corporate Wi-Fi structure of our Verizon overlords is a veritable rat king of wireless signals.
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Yeezus was trickier, but we're supposed to read the inherent misogyny in Yeezus as a performance—a character portrayed by Kanye the same way he portrays Jesus on stage.
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While today's East Coast storm ended up being a bit anti-climatic, numerous North American cities woke up to snow-covered driveways and trickier-than-usual commutes this morning.
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A presidential election and Federal Reserve on the verge of an important interest rate hike before year-end may make the rebalancing act even trickier than it usually is.
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