They were very hard to use, very hard to understand.
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It's very hard to say no — it's very hard for me to say no.
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THAT'S THE PART THAT'S VERY HARD, THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENT OF THIS, THAT'S VERY HARD TO MEASURE.
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And I know Chuck Grassley is working very hard on it, and Mitch is working very hard on it.
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It's very hard to make something that's not cheesy and it's very hard to write something that's not bland.
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One of the things we discovered is it's very hard to be small but it's very hard to get big.
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This is stuff is very hard, and it will continue to be very hard until A.I. gets a lot better.
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There were some scenes that were very hard-core, very hard to play because you had to go to those places.
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Dada is another huge man who swings his fists very hard, but whom it is very hard to find footage of.
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"These lone actors or small cells of terrorists are very hard to detect and very hard to prevent," Mr. Obama said.
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"He then picked up the victim, squeezed him very hard, shook him very hard, then threw him down," the police statement said.
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But obviously people can try very hard to represent, people can try very, very hard to represent multiple sides of an issue.
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As I've said before, these lone actors or small cells of terrorists are very hard to detect and very hard to prevent.
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"They fought very hard to get us on board and we fought very hard to get them to stop," Ms. Boxer said.
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And we work very, very hard on that — all the agencies do, we all work together — the institutions themselves work very hard.
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You know the crisis is very hard here, he said, the austerity is very hard, it would be good to burn it away.
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"It's very hard to operate a travel agency, and it is very hard to operate an airline," said Mr. Kerby of the Travel Advisors association.
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As a result of the crisis in manufacturing, a lot of corporations really started squeezing, fighting unions very hard, fighting workers very hard, fighting ... Right.
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"It was very hard to find out that they had to remove my legs and my arms… very hard to cope with," she said, holding back tears.
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"I think it's very hard for someone to go through what I've gone through recently and it's very hard to talk about," Biles said, tears welling in her eyes.
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It's very hard to cut-- people who pay little or no taxes, it's very hard to take care of their financial situation with-- with taxes, by cutting taxes further.
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"These stationary bands of tropical rain are very hard to time, very hard to place and are very unpredictable," said Alek Krautmann, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Louisiana.
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So I never forgot that, and so that idea of understanding failure, which is very hard for many people, and very hard for boards because very poor, boards can.
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I just got a second home in DC, and tried very hard to shop locally, very hard, but one, couldn't find the goods; two, surly people; three, me wandering around stores.
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It was pretty grueling - a very hard, long day.
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" Trump added: "I'm working very hard in New York.
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Very hard to work with New York - So stupid.
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He's working very hard at it — it's not easy.
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"I found it very hard to go into a boardroom, I found it very hard to face men, I found it very hard to sell my story and my dream, to get even people to invest in me," she said, adding that she often dressed down in business meetings, so she'd be taken more seriously.
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"Fostering is very hard for all involved," admits Mr DeGarmo.
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"If you don't do both, it's very hard," Tom said.
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"I was so busy and working very hard," she said.
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We were touring very hard for those first two records.
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That gallows humor is a very hard thing to explain.
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"It's very hard for her," says Dempsey in the clip.
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" He later added: "I think it's very hard on him.
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"This is very hard for me to say," she admitted.
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We're going to work very hard on the inner city.
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It is very hard and I'm making slow (no?) progress.
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It's going to be very hard for them to reopen.
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" He called the report "convoluted" and "very hard to follow.
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"It's a very hard life, but it's rewarding," he said.
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Very hard to believe based on my experience with her.
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It's very hard to change behavior that has good intentions.
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I believed a brand and had been owned very hard.
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"These are very hard things to talk about," she admitted.
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The wall that we're doing is very hard to penetrate.
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It's very hard to recover from that poor first impression.
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That's going to be VERY hard, for a few reasons.
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"We fought very hard for my mother's treatment," he adds.
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The reason is that momentum is very hard to get.
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"That was a very hard thing for me," she said.
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That makes it very hard to get accidentally locked out.
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"He starts to rub my genitals very hard," she said.
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She's an incredible woman, strong, very smart, very hard worker.
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So the truckers' dilemma will be very hard to solve.
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He's worked very hard to get his golf game back.
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"Something like that is very hard to handle," Szydagis said.
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"It has been a very hard 11 days," he said.
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"It appears to be a very hard impact," he said.
|
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It's very hard work and really risky and also exhausting.
|
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Minnesota is very hard work for a Republican to win.
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That's a very hard thing to build capability to do.
|
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Such behavior is unprecedented and, frankly, very hard to explain.
|
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It makes it very hard to get tabs on them.
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Mind you, I tried very, very hard to avoid it.
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Now, just so you understand, I got hit very hard.
|
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Colton's inner publicist is working very hard in this episode.
|
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They want to help, and that's a very hard balance.
|
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It's very hard even ... to put food on the table.
|
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And I will work very hard to earn that support.
|
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"It's very, very hard to be a caretaker," she said.
|
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Tragedies like this are very very hard to deal with.
|
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It's a really hard industry, but Madeline works very hard.
|
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"It's been very hard, especially at nighttime," she told TODAY.
|
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"It is very hard being the only Russian," she said.
|
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In reality, however, this will be very hard to do.
|
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A good season premiere is very hard to do well!
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"I'm surprised, I'm grateful, I'm working very hard," shares Eichner.
|
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The bad is very hard to relive but it's life.
|
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But the political economy of that would be very hard.
|
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It's very hard to comfort the parents when that happens.
|
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But trying to put that into words is very hard.
|
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It is very hard to compete against the Kenyan runners.
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It's very hard to say that about any other drug.
|
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And that seems like a very hard problem to crack.
|
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He's working very hard to get his issues under control.
|
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And that it's very hard to engage in good faith.
|
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"We work very, very hard for wearable technology," he said.
|
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"We're working very hard on security around Wrigley," he continued.
|
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When he catches it, it's very hard to guard him.
|
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We tried very hard to get him in the film.
|
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"It's actually a very hard game to solve," he explained.
|
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If you want to eat healthfully, it's not very hard.
|
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It can be very hard for a lot of people.
|
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It is very hard to shoot down a ballistic missile.
|
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"I think women love very hard," Gaga said about relationships.
|
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And we're working very hard to make sure that happens.
|
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I immediately think of a year of very hard work.
|
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Likewise, it's very hard to assess the impact of microtargeting.
|
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And it's very hard to decipher at a larger company.
|
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I also work very hard on growing the community worldwide.
|
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Maximum effort is taking place, everyone is working very hard.
|
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BO: Oh, it's very hard for me to engage that.
|
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It is very hard to point to differences between Mrs.
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OR YOU CAN IMAGINE WE PUSH VERY HARD ON TRADE.
|
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I'm going to work very hard for the Republican nominee.
|
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We are genuinely working very hard on new business initiatives.
|
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This sounds very hard, and there's a much easier path.
|
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But getting it right in reality is very, very hard.
|
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"It's very hard to sort out exactly what's going on."
|
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Firefighters are working very hard to minimize damage to property.
|
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We have all worked very hard to avoid this outcome.
|
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This would be very hard for a computer to determine.
|
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"It is very hard to break old habits," he said.
|
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But since then China has tried very hard to evolve.
|
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It's very hard to tell who the winner will be.
|
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"The gallery install is very hard on P," she wrote.
|
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Instead, she worked very hard creating and peddling her inventions.
|
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Living here is very hard — we always live with fear.
|
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If you see a snake, stomp the ground very hard!
|
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It's very hard to know where we stand right now.
|
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"It is very hard to hit that pitch," Ramos said.
|
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"It was a very hard situation," she told the newspaper.
|
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"It's very hard, but I believe that life must continue."
|
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And it's very hard because the state guards their records.
|
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"It's very hard to be a political show," he continued.
|
|
I graduated from high school but it was very hard.
|
|
I still have a very hard time talking about it.
|
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Man you know, I worked very hard on the project.
|
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It was a very hard record to make for us.
|
|
It's very hard to condemn the government in one package.
|
|
"It's very hard to define," Trump said at the time.
|
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"We wish him well, he worked very hard," Trump said.
|
|
"Everybody's working very hard," Mnuchin said just before 23 p.m.
|
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Opinion They don't even try very hard to hide it.
|
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But China I can tell you is working very hard.
|
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"I think President Xi is working very hard," Trump said.
|
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They work very hard but they don't have proper housing.
|
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It doesn't mean it's not right, but it's very hard.
|
|
It's typically very hard to win the nomination without either.
|
|
It's very hard to find natural deodorants that work well.
|
|
The whole cycle of decline becomes very hard to break.
|
|
"It's very hard to see that photograph," Mr. Castro said.
|
|
I try very hard to see the good in others.
|
|
The Kartrite is trying very hard to do it right.
|
|
Farming is very hard work, but it's very rewarding work.
|
|
It's very hard to get started on this particular puzzle.
|
|
Once these programs close, they are very hard to reopen.
|
|
It is very hard to stay fresh in that way.
|
|
So launching these cable channels is very, very, very hard.
|
|
It's very hard to explain the many years of benefits.
|
|
"It's very hard for architecture to be neutral," Santomà says.
|
|
"It's getting very hard to do operations," Officer Tak grumbled.
|
|
"We're trying very hard to follow the rules," Scully said.
|
|
I think that it was a very, very hard decision.
|
|
We had to work very hard to win their heart.
|
|
"It is very hard to think about this," he said.
|
|
And obviously defending a title is very hard, very difficult.
|
|
So it is very hard to clamp down on this.
|
|
You all fought very, very hard to get this done.
|
|
"It's very hard for China to adjust relations," he said.
|
|
"It's very hard," said Khoshan Yousuf, 36, a Syrian trader.
|
|
I worked very hard to get that tree in here.
|
|
And the administration's working very hard on this very issue.
|
|
Or at least he tried very hard to reconcile them.
|
|
Complex textures and surfaces can be very hard to capture.
|
|
That's very hard to do in this culture we've created.
|
|
We are hitting them very, very hard and very effectively.
|
|
The puzzles range from medium to very hard in difficulty.
|
|
I didn't have to work very hard to cross town.
|
|
He's going to be a very hard act to follow.
|
|
It very hard caring for a parent who isn't well.
|
|
We try to educate that these are very, very hard.
|
|
I'm just saying that's a very hard thing to do.
|
|
It's very hard to find such a person in politics.
|
|
They might even appear to work very hard at it.
|
|
This makes it very hard to recruit, and retain, caregivers.
|
|
"But every highly successful person I've met works very hard."
|
|
"It's very hard to disentangle all these effects," he said.
|
|
It's very hard to get Shahid to talk about it.
|
|
After the hack, it was very hard to reach them.
|
|
For many, it was very hard to imagine that Mrs.
|
|
It's very hard not to get approved for a certificate.
|
|
"They took me by the arm very hard," she said.
|
|
It's getting very hard to recruit people for the job.
|
|
"It's a very hard league to play in," he said.
|
|
My English wasn't very good, so it was very hard.
|
|
Questions that can never be answered are so very hard.
|
|
And they are trying very hard to step it up.
|
|
It's very hard to handle Apple Photos, I find it.
|
|
Stuff that was very hard to practice and mix into.
|
|
And it's very hard to convince people that that's true.
|
|
"It was very hard to swallow this morning," Reyes said.
|
|
There are others that it's working very hard to bury.
|
|
They both understand that this is a job that is very hard to get and very hard to do, and while they are there, it ought to amount to something good for the country.
|
|
"It's radical, but it's very hard to define; it's very hard to separate because you don't know who's who," Trump said when asked if there was a war between the West and radical Islam.
|
|
"We have tried very hard to incent app devs," explains Belfiore.
|
|
I think he had a very hard time understanding working people.
|
|
It's a very hard line and it's absolutely black and white.
|
|
Is it very hard to train them to perform like this?
|
|
WATTERS: We&aposre making a very hard effort to book them.
|
|
"It will be very hard for her to win," he said.
|
|
A couple years ago, the Democrats went after police very hard.
|
|
For most Internet services, expanding into foreign markets isn't very hard.
|
|
NOW, ARE GOVERNMENTS WORKING VERY, VERY HARD AT PROTECTING AGAINST THAT?
|
|
And obviously it&aposs going to be a very hard day.
|
|
It turns out that is a very hard question to answer.
|
|
As you say, it's very hard to prosecute this particular crime.
|
|
We work very hard with advertisers and sponsors to mitigate that.
|
|
It's very hard to feel joy in a moment like that.
|
|
Together with Lady Kristina, he worked very hard to do so.
|
|
Getting customers to break free from behavioral debt is very hard.
|
|
We work very hard, but we have a really nice camaraderie.
|
|
It's very hard to win Best Picture without earning incredible reviews.
|
|
"I think it's very hard to handicap that from a distance."
|
|
Donna: It's very hard to prove that something wasn't a present.
|
|
And it was very hard to find services to help him.
|
|
We have a person we're looking at very hard right now.
|
|
That will make it very hard to bring overall spending down.
|
|
"It's still very hard to come to terms with," he says.
|
|
I think that we've been very hard on the local people.
|
|
It's very hard to get a grasp of things like pandemics.
|
|
It was very hard for me to keep a straight face.
|
|
But to her credit, she tried very hard to be one.
|
|
It's a powerful prediction that's also very hard to model mathematically.
|
|
That is something that we have a very hard time with.
|
|
"These criminal prosecutions are very, very hard to make," Easter says.
|
|
"It's very hard to roll your own stuff online," says Sauter.
|
|
It's very hard for me to see exactly what I did.
|
|
"It's very hard to back yourself out of that," Kearney said.
|
|
So it's very hard to articulate a harm in Facebook, right?
|
|
She's also very hard on herself, which most great artists are.
|
|
"It is very hard to know what will happen," he said.
|
|
It's very hard to tell a story that's essentially a circle.
|
|
We're fighting it very hard — Homeland Security and our great military.
|
|
The company's debt pile made any acquisition very hard to structure.
|
|
I didn't have to look very hard – just follow the smoke.
|
|
"It's typically been very hard to interpret DNA information," Kao said.
|
|
The truth is, it doesn't appear to have been very hard.
|
|
The truth is that it's very hard to get good information.
|
|
"The threat of a very hard Brexit remains high," Lang said.
|
|
It's very hard to put all banks in the same category.
|
|
That was very hard for me, and I have a dog.
|
|
Anything that's a bit different is very hard to get up.
|
|
Then again, very hard, making myself fall backward onto the floor.
|
|
"Finance, it has been very hard to balance that," Levy said.
|
|
It has been a very hard summer for all of us.
|
|
We're having a very hard time picturing what this looks like.
|
|
And that cycle can be very hard to break out of.
|
|
It is very hard to imagine aircraft operating without liquid fuels.
|
|
"It is very hard to see the fungus," Frayer told CNN.
|
|
D.B. It's very hard for me to put this into words.
|
|
So it is very hard for Western institutional investors to participate.
|
|
"It's very, very hard to enter the razor business," he says.
|
|
She picked an issue and worked very hard to build consensus.
|
|
This was very hard," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
|
|
And I didn't think very hard about that, to be honest.
|
|
And then I started auditioning, and it was very, very hard.
|
|
But I worked very hard to get to where I am.
|
|
She said, 'People perceive me to be very hard and cruel.
|
|
"PTSD can be very hard to treat," he told the Times.
|
|
That was very hard for me to do as an adult.
|
|
Yeah, it was very hard for her to get that news.
|
|
And since organizing is very hard work, we must work collectively.
|
|
It's just very hard, true or not, to get the evidence.
|
|
It's very hard to see a way in for consumer advocates.
|
|
It was very hard, especially for Lauren (Graham) and Alexis (Bledel).
|
|
Very hard to do, particularly without putting something on the skin.
|
|
We're working very hard to deliver what we committed to delivering.
|
|
It's very hard for the media not to take the bait.
|
|
It's very hard right now because this presidency is very fluid.
|
|
"We are working very hard to get the tax cuts." pic.twitter.
|
|
But it was very hard this time -- absurd on its face.
|
|
Trying to repeat things in exact ways is... Chami: Very hard.
|
|
Making radical revisions to US foreign policy is very, very hard.
|
|
"I can't stay very hard under the water," Andrea tells me.
|
|
But you have to work hard, you gotta work very hard!
|
|
"I've worked very hard to not be a mom," Schumer joked.
|
|
Game of Thrones works very hard to keep things top-secret.
|
|
And he is going to fight very hard for that change.
|
|
Then, we pivoted to the subject of online dating (very hard).
|
|
They will have to work very hard to prove that one.
|
|
Right now it's very hard to create something new in France.
|
|
Johnson looked very hard at these people and made them shine.
|
|
Many minorities have fought very hard to have their voices heard.
|
|
It is very hard to crack down on midwives operating illegally.
|
|
But you have to work hard, you gotta work very hard!!!
|
|
Even sarcasm can be very hard for them to pick up.
|
|
Most billionaires I know work very hard for their money, okay.
|
|
And it is very hard to make a toothpick stand out.
|
|
"The truth is, it's very hard to say 'no,'" Welch says.
|
|
Everyone is competing very hard, and everyone is desperate for points.
|
|
Freeman worked very hard to get to where he is now.
|
|
We were good friends, and her death hit me very hard.
|
|
"People are working very hard to solve this problem," Harmatz said.
|
|
"Managing creative is a very hard thing to do," he said.
|
|
SCHUMER: I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE VERY HARD FOR THEM.
|
|
But it's very hard to bring such a device to market.
|
|
Well, it's very hard for somebody to be married to me.
|
|
"She continues to be very hard-working, even now," Palmer said.
|
|
Obviously, combining data nationwide makes this very hard to figure out.
|
|
And it's something they will have a very hard time achieving.
|
|
It was just—it was very hard to get around them.
|
|
And you don't have to squint very hard to see it.
|
|
I think it's very hard, especially when you're negative on companies.
|
|
It's very hard to do that in television, especially in production.
|
|
It's going to be very hard to get it back in.
|
|
As chance would have it, that wasn't very hard at all.
|
|
And for good reason, because it's very hard to pull off.
|
|
I know this is very hard for you to do that.
|
|
I saw that I'm strong and can push myself very hard.
|
|
It's very hard for me now: do I pack my bag?
|
|
I am working very hard to help New York City & State.
|
|
You can't email; it's very hard to talk on the phone.
|
|
Let me tell you, six months is a very hard rule.
|
|
The answer is very hard to arrive at, as Zuckerberg acknowledged.
|
|
But on their own terms, they are very hard to defend.
|
|
This is something very hard to experience in a streaming setting.
|
|
For a long time, winters were very hard to get through.
|
|
It was also hit very hard by Hurricane Irma last year.
|
|
"We are working very hard to ascertain his whereabouts," she added.
|
|
Once the renminbi started sliding, it proved very hard to stop.
|
|
I think artists work very hard to bring that vision out.
|
|
In that footage, it's very hard to tell what's precisely happening.
|
|
" "We continue to work very hard and we are making progress.
|
|
"These stories are very hard to figure out," Hasen told me.
|
|
Look, they're all trying very hard … They're successful in other things.
|
|
" And, he added, "It'll be very hard to distance the president.
|
|
"They each work very hard and they are improving," Davis said.
|
|
It's a very, very hard decision for all the obvious reasons.
|
|
We're working very, very hard for the people of New York.
|
|
""It is very hard and expensive to live in New York.
|
|
He worked very hard to expand Medicare to include prescription drugs.
|
|
"It's very hard to get justice on a plane," she says.
|
|
The Chinese model will be very hard for us to follow.
|
|
It's a very complex language actually, and very hard to learn.
|
|
For many reasons, doing research in nutrition is very, very hard.
|
|
Mr. Zeiler believes that Nvidia will be very hard to unseat.
|
|
It's very hard to make your phone part of that practice.
|
|
Those are phrases that are very hard to associate with coronavirus.
|
|
It was very hard for me to be away from home.
|
|
"We're trying very hard to keep it that way," she said.
|
|
Life is very hard in the camps, where facilities are rudimentary.
|
|
He is very hard-line — think of Dick Cheney times two.
|
|
Was actively planning new attacks when we hit him very hard.
|
|
And we're going to work very hard to get that done.
|
|
We're trying very hard to work to have that not happen.
|
|
But the White House tried very hard to keep it quiet.
|
|
He's put a lot of time in; he's worked very hard.
|
|
It's a "very hard job, and an underappreciated job," she said.
|
|
It's a "very hard job, and an underappreciated job," she said.
|
|
And it's to some extent the fact that, it's very hard.
|
|
Past hurricanes have hit certain bird populations very hard, but selectively.
|
|
But it has been very hard for me to do that.
|
|
"It is very hard to find someone here," Ms. Han said.
|
|
The brand that tries very hard to be cool is thirsty.
|
|
Hispanic fans form the very hard core of the boxing business.
|
|
"It's very hard to get people to come on," he says.
|
|
It would be very hard to let go of the dream.
|
|
Even my friends and family said it would be very hard.
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I'm sure he has a staff of very hard-working people.
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"It's a very hard thing for me," Radcliffe told Entertainment Weekly.
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So we're working very hard on it; we'll see what happens.
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It's very hard for a small country to pull that off.
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" He added, "The online thing is very hard to figure out.
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It's very hard, you see your death is coming to you.
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Beyond and Impossible burgers are trying very hard to be Teslas.
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And I just think that's very hard to do over time.
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"It's very hard, because they treat me like family," she said.
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And it's very hard to shift to a radically different path.
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"We work very hard to make you not dizzy," Bailenson said.
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Trump will have to work very hard to reassure the world.
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I'm gonna work very hard-- to support the Dodd-Frank reforms.
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Just the opposite — we pushed back very hard at all levels.
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"Very hard for me to imagine that anything happened," Trump said.
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"I think it's very hard to have a veto," Pelosi said.
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"This has been a very hard and difficult journey," Lightfoot said.
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You're a woman, and it's very hard to sell women's works.
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And when it spreads, it can be very hard to correct.
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And we're working very hard to ensure that everyone is aligned.
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I say to my colleagues, it's very hard to get here.
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It's very hard to be secure when your body's been damaged.
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It was very hard work persuading people to surrender their guns.
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We just need to solve a very hard engineering problem first.
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I think we've tried very hard to work within the system.
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Okay, what he's saying ... He's gonna push very hard on this.
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Once you spend it, it's very hard to earn it back.
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"This gets very hard when it comes to avalanches," he explains.
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I've been trying very, very hard to get rid of it.
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Besides, school isn't very hard at the beginning of the year.
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We had an issue with him, but he tried very hard.
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That is very hard to do in such a big field.
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It is very hard for an individual investor to get an edge.
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"In sports psychology, it's very hard to conduct controlled research," Kaufman says.
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I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's very hard to disrupt.
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They pack a big punch and its very hard to fight them.
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We have tried so very hard, and we are so very tired.
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Campaign advertising experts will say it is very hard to measure impact.
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It&aposs very hard to get into the mind of your spouse.
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"Let me tell you, I'm a very hard-working person," Ellison said.
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I knew how I came up -- it was very hard for me.
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If LEGO wanted world domination, they wouldn't have to try very hard.
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YC Chang: I never lose my temper YC Chang: Very hard. Cannot.
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They were selected from very talented athletes, who have trained very hard.
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They had helped to make things very hard for Google in Europe.
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"It will be very hard for her to navigate these traumatic waters."
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It's very hard to compare even that with what happened on Monday.
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It's very sad and we're all tryin very hard to keep going.
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So it's very hard for me to even delve into the details.
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"We've worked very hard to avoid and prevent" those strikes, he said.
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Stylish, modest clothes are very hard to find in the mainstream marketplace.
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So we've constructed a position that's very hard to climb down from.
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What we went through during that year was very hard on us.
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"It's very hard to start a business in the Philippines," he said.
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Close your eyes and picture a thing that doesn't try very hard.
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"It's very, very hard to be a caretaker," she previously told PEOPLE.
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It was a very hard time for me for about three years.
|
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The fans love them, but honestly, they're very hard to work with.
|
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An unconventional signature has given an Australian man a very hard time.
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Once that happens it is very hard to put it back together.
|
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Those psychological barriers make it very hard for competitors to break in.
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"This has been very hard for me and my family," she said.
|
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When you love something, it is very hard to let it go.
|
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Here's the thing: This kind of theme is really not very hard.
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One thing we've found is it's very hard to create a platform.
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"They would fight very hard against comparing themselves to others," he said.
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It's clear that you've worked very hard on behalf of these industries.
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"It's a very hard thing to admit to oneself," Yang told Recode.
|
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These systems are very hard to not only spur adoption, but implement.
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Sorry, we tried very hard but couldn't fix #IPBill on our own.
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It's very hard to laugh at someone who's very attractive, I think.
|
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"[They] fought very hard for me to play that role," Driver said.
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Companies will have to work very hard to turn potential into profits.
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MADAM LAGARDE, WHO I KNOW, TRIES VERY HARD TO STAY NON-POLITICAL.
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"They both work very hard to make everything easy for the kids."
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The boy told school officials Robin had been spanking him very hard.
|
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It would be very hard to fake a signal without being caught.
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Available on: Windows, macOS, Linux It's very hard to explain Cultist Simulator.
|
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But it is very hard to find persistence in fund manager performance.
|
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It is very hard for a single debate to change the game.
|
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At times, it was very hard to care about what was happening.
|
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Nowadays, of course, these public institutions work very hard to be accessible.
|
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We're working very hard to ramp that up as quickly as possible.
|
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But his administration has not tried very hard to clear things up.
|
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It's very hard to do, so you'll see people shaking and sweating.
|
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If the kids weren't happy, it would be very hard for me.
|
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We're going to work very hard to get back to those levels.
|
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And it probably wasn't a very hard decision for him to make.
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WE'RE GOING TO WORK VERY HARD TO GET BACK TO THOSE LEVELS.
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Prosecutor Kevin Brackett says they "worked very hard" during the 10 hours.
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It does make you think very hard about what you're writing today.
|
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The starting point that she has is a very hard Brexit stance.
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THAT'S VERY HARD TO DO IF IT'S NOT DONE, IT'S NOT ACCOMPLISHED.
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In both cases, it will be very hard to say for sure.
|
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Somehow, we are going to work very hard like we've been doing.
|
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And once you've created that scar band, it's very hard to reverse.
|
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But, no, I have tried very hard to create time for myself.
|
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"It's very, very hard to make cases against senior people," Comey said.
|
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Obama administration worked very hard to eliminate, as explained at length in
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I worked very hard for it, and I'm very happy it happened.
|
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Nothing is impossible, but some stuff is very, very hard to do.
|
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"It was very hard," said Shevchenko of his time in west London.
|
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It's very hard to see how the administration could survive this crisis.
|
|
It's a very, very hard thing," Trump said on Fox News's "Hannity.
|
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"This was a very hard-fought game," Bulldogs coach Mark Fox said.
|
|
Rapid intensification isn't necessarily rare, but it is very hard to forecast.
|
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As you know, I tried very hard, came close, but didn't win.
|
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If executed well, the insourced model is very hard to argue against.
|
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See because resisting subpoenas, it's a very hard game, especially for startups.
|
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But stock is expected to be very, very hard to come by.
|
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"I work very hard to be healthy & fit," she tweeted last month.
|
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Given that, Louis C.K.'s new show made me laugh very hard.
|
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"It's very, very hard to get people," he said at the time.
|
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"She was very, very tough, just a very hard worker," he said.
|
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Experts have long said that would be very hard to pull off.
|
|
Does it feel like you work very hard almost all the time?
|
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So it is very hard for Google to monetize these product searches.
|
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It's very hard to talk about, but I think it's really important.
|
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It is very hard to say how people will be coping there.
|
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It was very hard in the beginning to get used to everything.
|
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"It's very hard for me to recommend dieting alone," Dr. Lovelady said.
|
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"We tried very hard not to overstate what this meant," she said.
|
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It's very hard to predict what's gonna fail in a big earthquake.
|
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However, we all work very hard to take care of our patients.
|
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My family was working class and it's very hard to move up.
|
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Not long ago, really good Chinese wines were very hard to find.
|
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He worked very hard at it, and he made great progress – here.
|
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As you can see, we tried very hard to do our best.
|
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So it's very hard to paint just with one big broad brush.
|
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"It makes it very hard for the relationship to thrive," they added.
|
|
Those dynamics make it very hard to calibrate the monetary policy process.
|
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"The way I perceived it, he didn't try very hard," she said.
|
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"It's very hard to tell where we're going to go," said Shafir.
|
|
I started transitioning when I was 15 so it was very hard.
|
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But I would absolutely give that a very hard try to do.
|
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PGP by itself is extremely secure, but it's very hard to use.
|
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Sometimes it's very hard and accomplished with iron sights and pure will.
|
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It's very hard to search correctly and to learn appropriate internet hygiene.
|
|
Again: this is going to be a very hard team to beat.
|
|
It's very hard to predict how it would affect an inhabited island.
|
|
But they will have a very hard time delivering both messages simultaneously.
|
|
It's a very, very hard thing to do; I'm aware of that.
|
|
"It's very hard for somebody to be married to me," he said.
|
|
The Lakers played very hard against the San Antonio Spurs on Friday.
|
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You don't have to look very hard to see the common denominator.
|
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"It is very hard to escape this state of mind," he said.
|
|
We are working very, very hard for the people of New York.
|
|
"It's very hard to say precisely when that will be," he said.
|
|
"Not to toot my own horn, that is very hard," he said.
|
|
The left has a very hard time making a dent in that.
|
|
Once you've done so, it is very very hard to regain it.
|
|
It's still very hard for them to enjoy another alpha female's company.
|
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And I know Donald's trying very hard to plant doubts about it.
|
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"It's very expensive and very hard to reduce poverty," Ms. Sawhill said.
|
|
The costumes had to be on stuntmen who were fighting very hard.
|
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Think very hard about whether there has been anything in the middle.
|
|
It's very hard to say how long these attacks will affect tourism.
|
|
It makes it very hard for some people to leave this place.
|
|
Not that it's that great, or even very hard to suss out.
|
|
I tried very hard to try to discredit that and I couldn't.
|
|
"It's very hard to establish because the thresholds are high," he said.
|
|
It would also make it very hard for upstarts to challenge them.
|
|
These things are very, very hard to flex up quickly and effectively.
|
|
I tried very hard to keep the fill as simple as possible.
|
|
Roberto Osuna did not have to work very hard in the ninth.
|
|
"Look, historically I've had a very hard time expressing myself," he shared.
|
|
Everyone was very hard-working and super-organized, but not organized enough.
|
|
When you're a national security adviser ... I just think it's very hard.
|
|
"Anyone who doesn't understand it's transformative isn't looking very hard," he said.
|
|
It will be very hard to address this in the short run.
|
|
It would be very hard for people to guess where they're headed.
|
|
IF SO, IT WOULD BE VERY HARD FOR ME TO BELIEVE THAT.
|
|
"Jeb fought very hard," Trump said," It wasn't his time, that's all."
|
|
It's very hard to compete with the video game Call of Duty.
|
|
"Right-wing politicians are attacking the LGBT community very hard," Sousa said.
|
|
"(She) worked very hard to provide for her three kids," he said.
|
|
In part, this was because the bank was not looking very hard.
|
|
"We're working very hard on Nafta with Mexico and Canada," he said.
|
|
Nevertheless, the protesters will find it very hard to empty the banks.
|
|
The researchers needed to work very hard to remove this dominant signal.
|
|
This, they claim, makes it very hard for US companies to compete.
|
|
"I honestly believe he's trying very hard," Mr. Trump told the crowd.
|
|
I am trying very hard to get somebody to run for governor.
|
|
But Alabama was going to be hit very hard, along with Georgia.
|
|
If it is defeated then, it might be very hard to resurrect.
|
|
That's very hard because of the amount of calls that we get.
|
|
I find it very hard to believe there are still undecided people.
|
|
It's very hard to control attacks in that part of the world.
|
|
"It's not lost on me that this is a very hard job."
|
|
But at the moment, it's very, very hard to tell which one.
|
|
"Four years being inside is very hard on the spirit," he said.
|
|
Once you've done so, it is very, very hard to regain it.
|
|
It's very, very hard to know what to make of the interview.
|
|
"It's going to be very hard to come in," Mr. Trump said.
|
|
But it's very hard to make the case on purely historical grounds.
|
|
"It is a very hard morning," Meadows said when contacted by POLITICO.
|
|
And we focused very hard in those states and they really reciprocated.
|
|
They worked with a nutritionist, but it was very hard on them.
|
|
"They are very hard to get, this particular dog," Mr. Trump said.
|
|
We have a great attorney general, and he is working very hard.
|
|
And if that's the case, we try very hard to be fair.
|
|
We will both be working very hard to Make America Great Again!
|
|
Once we've given up that position, it's very hard to reestablish it.
|
|
In the latter case, however, this is an aesthetic very hard won.
|
|
If you have Brazilian children... Brazilian citizens are very hard to extradite.
|
|
After the vote was canceled, Trump said Ryan had worked very hard.
|
|
How powerful an effect this could be is very hard to say.
|
|
Some of those institutions have worked very hard to stall for decades.
|
|
That was very, very hard to get the votes to pass that.
|
|
"I really did want to make sure that we distinguished that we didn't in any way disturb our namesake, something that we worked very hard establishing and something that they're working very hard at maintaining," she told PEOPLE.
|
|
On one hand, it's very hard for information to make its way up.
|
|
This is a very hard decision for Andy and we totally respect it.
|
|
It's VERY HARD to not engage, especially because I have a confrontational personality.
|
|
I also have a very hard time looking at grids and geometric patterns.
|
|
"We are working very hard to find him," Guglielmi told the Chicago Tribune.
|
|
But the police have been training very hard for this for two years.
|
|
She's also very hard to pin down, as is Rory's relationship with Logan.
|
|
We have worked very hard to keep this holy site active and beautiful.
|
|
BAIER: I&aposm going to try very, very hard to pin you down.
|
|
When your house is not settled, it's very hard to feel settled yourself.
|
|
But it's been very hard for him to keep his demons in check.
|
|
I looked at my tick-tock and tried very hard not to panic.
|
|
It's been with us forever, and it's a parasitic disease, it's very hard.
|
|
It's very hard to top "Yes we cran," but at least he tried.
|
|
"It was a very hard trip, I will not give up," Reem says.
|
|
Joc's been working very hard against left-handers, and Alvarez had even splits.
|
|
" Trump added that active shooter drills were "crazy," and "very hard on children.
|
|
It's very hard to predict exactly how things might go wrong in Nevada.
|
|
But Russia would be very hard put to acquiesce in such a plan.
|
|
Comedy is very hard, but it was fun to use my natural voice.
|
|
But if you are clumsily making it abstract, it's very hard to repaint.
|
|
It is very hard to say what exactly they are, for one thing.
|
|
For something so seemingly simple, emoji can actually be very hard to use.
|
|
Trains and subways are super tight spaces and they're very hard to escape.
|
|
Once you start throwing mud in politics, it is very hard to stop.
|
|
It's very, very hard to destroy interesting, and that's what we're banking on.
|
|
It's a very hard thing for him to be able to relate to.
|
|
The three of us are dancing a paso doble and it's very hard.
|
|
This works – check out Kickstarter and Indiegogo for confirmation – but it's very hard.
|
|
It has been a very long, very hard week, oh, my best beloveds.
|
|
It's not very hard for the president to know the questions in advance.
|
|
Just overall, benzodiazepines are very easy to start but very hard to stop.
|
|
" Echoes a second source, "This whole process has been very hard on him.
|
|
But it would be very hard to use this vulnerability for mass surveillance.
|
|
After three terms, it's very hard to hold on to the White House.
|
|
It's very hard to imagine, but mathematically, you can describe it quite well.
|
|
RSVP: here It's very hard to see the places where innovation actually happens.
|
|
"It's very hard to keep up for Hong Kong people," Cheung told CNBC.
|
|
Sub 50 percent margin businesses over time have a very hard time scaling.
|
|
"It is very hard for states not take advantage of that," Fishman said.
|
|
A digital asset that has no income stream is very hard to value.
|
|
If you can't do that, it's very hard to help them, or yourself.
|
|
"If you're doing the work yourself we're vetting you very hard," says Bamfo.
|
|
But in Seattle, and many towns in America, politicians make that very hard.
|
|
" Echoed a second source, "This whole process has been very hard on him.
|
|
We have so, so many more and we worked very hard on them.
|
|
We work very hard, with very little, to maintain the salaries we have.
|
|
I came with my newborn baby and things were very hard at first.
|
|
And it's very hard – of course it's hard with them being in Germany.
|
|
The company, however, is having to work very hard to make that happen.
|
|
I think we're blind to gender, race, ethnicity, and we're looking very hard.
|
|
Once gone, it will be very hard to win back, says Mr Peters.
|
|
It's very hard to trace in any creative endeavor, what was the cause.
|
|
I've worked very hard to get myself in a position to challenge them.
|
|
Being an entrepreneur is very hard, but it's fun at the same time.
|
|
"It's very hard to know exactly the state of Italian banks," he cautioned.
|
|
Within Honduras, the opposition is not trying very hard to overturn his victory.
|
|
"It's very hard to make those numbers work," the second senior banker said.
|
|
They're two of my younger cousins, and they both had very hard lives.
|
|
"It will be very hard for Grindel after this," he told Deutschlandfunk radio.
|
|
It's very hard to see any reason why that would change in conference.
|
|
And so, the team works very hard to try and understand the locals.
|
|
"It is very, very hard to watch Lindsay deal with it," Meehan says.
|
|
You are on survival mode all the time, and that is very hard.
|
|
Prior to the world of Netflix, it was very hard to watch documentaries.
|
|
"It's very hard to find clothes for curvy girls in Scandanavia," she says.
|
|
Apple is working very hard here to not know anything about its users.
|
|
"I've worked very hard for everything I've ever had," she told PEOPLE exclusively.
|
|
And we're continuing to work very hard every day to accomplish these goals.
|
|
We need to work very hard on building, rebuilding the foundation of Europe.
|
|
The problem is that it's very hard to succeed in the airline business.
|
|
There's a visibility that was very hard to imagine all those years ago.
|
|
Trump has made some big promises that may be very hard to keep.
|
|
Bob Lighthizer and others are working very hard, and we'll see what happens.
|
|
And in the third (Soli), they're pushing very hard to ship as well.
|
|
This kind of reach makes a platform like Twitter very hard to unseat.
|
|
We have at least four years of very hard work ahead of us.
|
|
"It was very hard, the hardest thing that's happened to me," Jose said.
|
|
It's very hard for a straight couple here — imagine if you are gay!
|
|
It would be very hard to run a web-business without the internet.
|
|
It can be overwrought at times, but, like Yarny, it tries very hard.
|
|
As to be expected, everyone is taking the death of AIM very hard.
|
|
TC: It's very hard to predict what will come out of gene editing.
|
|
"He's a very hard worker, and I love that about him," Evans says.
|
|
And that was very hard for me to do, as a lifelong Republican.
|
|
I try very hard not to over-romanticize this part of my life.
|
|
So it's very hard for them to self-regulate in a material way.
|
|
I started to try and put words to it, which is very hard.
|
|
It's very hard to get a record and go, 'wow, that sounds amazing.
|
|
"I find it very hard to be without coffee," she told the publication.
|
|
It's very hard to get across to people that that's what I do.
|
|
Because of such objections, city governments have not pushed their proposals very hard.
|
|
But that still leaves very hard questions, of which the toughest is cost.
|
|
The Russia investigation is not immortal, but it is very hard to kill.
|
|
But it's very hard to find evidence because such decisions are so informal.
|
|
Moderate Republican women have a very hard time making it through the primaries.
|
|
But it is very hard to police what ingredients are in a product.
|
|
"Research is very hard to control once it's left your laboratory," he says.
|
|
"It's very hard to know where the line is drawn," Mr. Kaiser said.
|
|
Working very hard on TAX CUTS for the middle class, companies and jobs!
|
|
He is a great and very loyal guy who is working very hard!
|
|
ELLISON: EVERY YEAR WE TAKE A VERY HARD LOOK AT OUR STORE PORTFOLIO.
|
|
And to the better, I think the team's getting stronger, pushing very hard.
|
|
"That is a very hard position to put people in," Spiker told CNN.
|
|
It's very hard to have the courage of your convictions when you're young.
|
|
"It's very hard to get things to work in this country," he said.
|
|
It's very hard for me to even buy a new pair of trousers.
|
|
The 1995 beat 'em up "Comix Zone" is short, sweet, and very hard.
|
|
POLUNIN Natasha works very hard before the performance to be more free onstage.
|
|
He doesn't get the credit he deserves for taking some very hard positions.
|
|
Goins said she also realized the dancers work very hard to achieve perfection.
|
|
And yet it must have been very hard to actually be Elizabeth Hardwick.
|
|
After all, it would have been very hard to get hired anywhere else.
|
|
It's very, very hard to shoot accurately when you're scared or under stress.
|
|
Chris Ferguson, WSOP champion: Pluribus is a very hard opponent to play against.
|
|
This girl is trying very hard not to smile through the whole process.
|
|
"That is something that is very hard to coach or teach," he said.
|
|
The meat needed to be pounded very hard to work the French Way.
|
|
We've known for some time that Lobov and Choi both hit very hard.
|
|
"It's very hard to say, because this information is transient," Graham-Cumming said.
|
|
But Trump, Spitzer notes, has worked very hard to cultivate this other image.
|
|
You have to start a whole new life, which is obviously very hard.
|
|
And yet, for very familiar reasons, this is very hard for the NFL.
|
|
"It was very hard, especially for Lauren and Alexis," Sherman-Palladino told TVLine.
|
|
"We try very hard to push it out and deny it," he says.
|
|
It's very hard to convince people that a defendant who confessed is innocent.
|
|
The researchers described 311 stone tools, most made of a very hard limestone.
|
|
That's very—even aside from our personal relationship—that's very hard to grasp.
|
|
"The Ethereum Foundation tries very hard to be a decentralized organization," he said.
|
|
I had very hard glands on my chest when I started lifting weights.
|
|
I have a very hard time criticizing things if I haven't been there.
|
|
It's very hard to develop guidelines around this because it's all so individual.
|
|
"Without financing, it would be very hard for them to survive," he said.
|
|
"I am going to work very hard," Mr. Trump said during the interview.
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"I am working very hard to help New York City & State," he tweeted.
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"I worked very hard to get the order for the military," he said.
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Also, if your shoes flap, it is very hard to be taken seriously.
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I know that people are working very hard on that sort of approach.
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He worked -- he's been working very, very hard, I can tell you that.
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Right now, I'm living here and I am having a very hard time.
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It's very hard to live with doubt, but it is what we're served.
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One, it's very hard for banks to make money in negative interest rates.
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"I was fighting very hard this year for something more," Mr. Ngesa said.
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Because redactions are very hard to replicate properly in a well-made book.
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The issue here is that Trump's actual wealth is very hard to estimate.
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According to the president, his daughter Ivanka pushed very hard for this provision.
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Annalise Domenighini is trying very hard to get rid of this mortal coil.
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" He added: "It's very hard to take healthy people and make them healthier.
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If someone is trying very hard to sell you on something, think twice.
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He throws the ball very hard, but he's not a complete pitcher yet.
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"It's very hard to explain Dice," he said, even after all these years.
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That's probably why it tried so very hard to get this one right.
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"It's very hard to find any direct connection to religion," Mr. Arnold said.
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"It's very hard to find someone who is passionate about laundry," Berry added.
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It's just very hard for people to come out and talk about it.
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"It's very, very hard to get people," he explained during the 224 campaign.
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"Now I must survive my freedom, and it is very hard," he said.
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FDG is very hard to import due to its very short half-life.
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And in both cases, the path to redemption will be very, very hard.
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It's been very very hard for investors right now to forecast corporate profits.
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"I'll be pushing the concept of nonaddictive painkillers very, very hard," he promised.
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It's very hard to have a fake Patek, an out-and-out fake.
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It will be very hard for the commissioners to act before the election.
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EMILY WEISS Founder and chief executive, Glossier Convincing venture capitalists was very hard.
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FDG is very hard to import due to its very short half-life.
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Production is still having a very hard time getting back on its feet.
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That said, it's very hard to tell what goes on underneath Kim's haircut.
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But we also know she worked very hard to get where she is.
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Recently he has found it very hard to defend the existence of billionaires.
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So it's very hard for her to talk about something that's so stigmatized.
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This is our top priority and we're working very hard to address it.
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Once this glorious idea has taken hold, it is very hard to dislodge.
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"He has had a very hard time these last few days," said Pekerman.
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I had begun shaking very hard, which my children, sudden gentlemen, didn't mention.
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By any standard of logic, it's a very, very hard one to swallow.
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It's very hard to quantify and communicate the decline in quality of relationships.
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"That was a very hard question for me to answer," Mr. Diller said.
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I think it would be very hard for us to replace Paul Ryan.
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I am studying law, they make it very hard for me to study.
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"It's very hard," Mr. Trubnikov, 22016, said of succeeding in business in Russia.
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"As many know I had two very hard complicated pregnancies already," she added.
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It's been very hard from all aspects but I've been progressing so much.
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This is a very hard vote to make one way or the other.
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First, it is going to be very hard to get anything big done.
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"It was a very hard situation," Herrera told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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"It's very hard to replicate this," Mr. Klabin said of his operating model.
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The place is so famous that it doesn't have to try very hard.
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It&aposs very, very hard when you deal with 30, 40 family members.
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It's very hard to teach a robot to predict that kind of behavior.
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In short, it's very hard to argue with what they have to say.
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"He's having a very hard time," a friend of Trump told the newspaper.
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" Starr said obstruction of justice is a "very hard crime to make out.
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Here in America today, of course, we don't have to imagine very hard.
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Without "flipping," federal prosecutors would have a very hard time doing their job.
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It will be very hard to get people to give up their cars.
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They'll never get them back, because it's very hard to have one hit.
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"We wish him well, he worked very hard," Trump told reporters Friday afternoon.
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There's still so much hate and that can be very hard to outrun.
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Turns out though, it's very hard to send your online troll to jail.
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It is very hard to input any kind of fake news on LinkedIn.
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Dealing with death is a long process; I worked very hard on it.
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But I think it's very hard to stop progress; that probably won't work.
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And the use can be kept very secret because attribution is very hard.
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"Proof is a very hard level to surmount in any issue," Gjerde says.
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This is hard to disprove — but very, very hard to believe, as Sen.
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This is a thing that we tried to quantify, and it's very hard.
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It's very hard to say what you want to say in 140 characters.
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"If you listen very hard ... the tune will come to you at last."
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"I respect [President Xi Jinping] very much, and I think he's working very hard… Some very unusual moves have been made over the past two or three hours and I really have confidence that the president will try very hard."
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"I think it's just very hard to solve robotics problems today, which makes it still very expensive and very hard to get to even an MVP (minimum viable product) in the development cycle of the of the company," said Delaunay.
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But Trump's approval numbers just seem to have a very hard floor and a very hard ceiling -- almost certainly because of how polarized we are as a country and how much the policies Trump has pursued have pushed that polarization.
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"I have tried very hard to get more support for this bill," Klobuchar said.
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You have a line and it's very hard to move from that line publicly.
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"And it's very hard to surprise her," says the "One That Got Away" singer.
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"On the role of China's Xi Jinping: "I believe he is trying very hard.
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"It's very hard to get people to even be police officers anymore," he added.
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It's also in finite supply, and it's very hard to make more of it.
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We are also working very hard to make sure that this never happens again.
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This is very hard to do—arguably harder than actually giving a TED talk.
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"Once you cut taxes, it's very hard to raise them again," Baily pointed out.
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It's very hard to screw up ramen, though I guess people still probably do.
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"I think it's going to be very, very hard to work with," Ryan said.
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He said the Trump team has a lot of smart people working very hard.
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" The president told the paper: "I hit him very hard in South Carolina. Remember?
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It's really just too devastating to think about very hard, what girls give up.
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A new car vulnerability looks very hard to detect, and even harder to patch.
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It was very hard, because that perception of our perfect American family was shattered.
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I think it is going to be very hard to find another Neil Gorsuch.
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FOWLER: This -- so this seat is actually going to be very hard to flip.
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"It's very hard to solve a problem that you haven't yet diagnosed," she said.
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If so, it wasn't worth it, as the display is very hard to read.
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As it happens, it's very hard to reverse-engineer defunct, proprietary hardware and software.
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It can be very hard to somehow bring opposed players into the same plan.
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So we started taking a very hard look at what these companies are collecting.
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We try very hard to make it really feel like a casualty of war.
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Very hard to pick which one is going to be in favor this year.
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"I think all the parties tried very hard," she told BuzzFeed News by email.
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"My country is living a very hard time right now," photographer Emin Ozmen said.
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I know some very hard-working people, and you're not going to outwork her.
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"It's very hard having a revolutionary campaign in a counter-revolutionary party," Stein said.
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"By May, it's now very hard to get your hands on something to rent."
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That's a very hard problem to solve, and that's the one that we solve.
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"It's very hard to predict which companies will be hit the worst," Scheibner said.
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Like a movie monster, the populist menace will be very hard to finish off.
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When the bombs begin exploding, The 2020 Commission Report becomes very hard to read.
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The first is very hard across countries, the latter two are complicated by E2E.
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This would have been regarded as a very hard Brexit only a year ago.
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"It's very hard to believe he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEarchern said.
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"We've been working very hard every day to save the guntubing community," said theguntube.
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But it was clear that no one had tried very hard to hide her.
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However, writing software that can understand human language is a very, very hard problem.
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Everyone's awed and inspired by it, and it's not very hard to see why.
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That was my job, which was not very hard because he drank a lot.
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She was always very driven and worked very hard to achieve what she had.
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It would have been very hard to take down because of the 30,000 stapes.
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Given that it also used salt, they are very hard for hackers to crack.
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WILBUR ROSS ON TRADE DEAL Very hard to put a time table on things.
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And Williams' teen daughters, Brooklyn, 17, and Star, 18, took the "death" very hard.
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Searching for it using textual searches is very hard, that's where technology comes in.
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It's very hard to cross the chasm and attract the early majority and beyond.
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We work very hard to reach a goal, anticipating the happiness it will bring.
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And I congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard-fought campaign.
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It would be very hard for any police department to keep falsified footage secret.
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It is very hard to have a regional strategy when the internet is involved.
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The raging success of the smartphone is, however, a very hard act to follow.
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It's a downwards spiral in our industry, and it's very hard to escape from.
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"We're working very hard to make sure opportunity is spread equally around our city."
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No," and "A person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10.
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One thing is for certain, they are most definitely working very hard on it.
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"You know it was very hard, obviously...because it was so close," he recalled.
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While controlling our emotions can be very hard, it's in our power to try!
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"It's very sad and we're all tryin very hard to keep goin," she said.
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You have to work very hard to get a view of your own face.
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Comey: I tried very hard not to consider what effect it might have politically.
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"Playing devil's advocate with myself is very, very hard," Fallon says in Game Face.
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When you have that culture, it's very hard to throttle it back, for sure.
|
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This is very hard to explain, but it helps if you are on ecstasy.
|
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And, of course, I was trying very hard not to get my feelings hurt.
|
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That really underscores the notion that these are very hard issues to deal with.
|
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"They're all concentrating very hard on servicing the top end," said COO Steve Denner.
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If we don't keep that promise, it will be very hard to manage this.
|
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But "It's been very hard, being away, being out on the road," Payne says.
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DG: Well, it's very hard to read what this administration is thinking about technology.
|
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If the company can succeed at that, it could prove very hard to copy.
|
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"It's become very hard for any manufacturer to predict what will happen," he said.
|
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It was very hard to find attorneys to work with us, but we did.
|
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There's an art to that, and Robert works very, very hard in that process.
|
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"The crew had to fight very hard to keep the ship afloat," he said.
|
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But for the most part, it's very hard to get out of these places.
|
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As always with him, it's very hard to know the answers to those questions.
|
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If we don't keep our promise, it will be very hard to manage this.
|
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"It's a very, very hard thing to control in our neighborhood today," he said.
|
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The Clintons didn't try very hard to distance themselves from Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
|
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New York Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman threw a baseball very hard on Monday night.
|
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"It was very hard to leave a career that I really loved," she says.
|
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Bonfiglio: We worked very hard to achieve what we thought was the right balance.
|
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"Without Siemens it will be very hard to do it," said an industry source.
|
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It's very hard to truly vet these people in these countries, the seven countries.
|
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It&aposs very hard to say on TV, it&aposs a very risky move.
|
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It's very hard to make a record when you've got a member like that.
|
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"Growth is going to be very hard to come by this year," he added.
|
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But we couldn't do it on an Apple watch, it's very hard to hack.
|
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People who know me from the locker room know that I train very hard.
|
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The actor said the lead up to the final had been very hard going.
|
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So it was very hard to get people initially to talk on the record.
|
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"It's very easy to scare people; it's very hard to unscare them," he said.
|
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"It's very hard to talk about it because there is no statistic," said Chong.
|
|
" "It's very hard to see a way that things are going to end well.
|
|
So whatever happens next, he will be out there pushing very hard every day.
|
|
Once it starts, a sliding emerging market currency can be very hard to stop.
|
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A German industry federation warned members to start preparing for a "very hard Brexit".
|
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They're all very hard to study in lab animals, and drug development has lagged.
|
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None of these forces fought very hard, and by 1920 they were mostly gone.
|
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"I am incredibly saddened and it's very hard to think about this," he said.
|
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"Well, it's a very hard claim to test," he said, with a smile. ♦
|
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Indeed, they did not think very hard about the role of information at all.
|
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That would not be just a touch - it would be a very hard shove.
|
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If it's about the act of santet itself, well, that's very hard to prove.
|
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These are important but very hard decisions, and we do not take them lightly.
|
|
I think it's very hard to find straight men who can dance — really dance.
|
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"It's always very hard to deal with an incident as an organizer," he says.
|
|
If Fudge says no, it's very hard to imagine any other Democrat challenging Pelosi.
|
|
Many workers here have permanent contracts that make it very hard to fire them.
|
|
The moment of impact had felt like someone hitting him very hard with something.
|
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"The Taliban tried very hard to take Sangin, and they failed," General Faqir said.
|
|
Even before the Islamic State came, life under the Kurdish forces was very hard.
|
|
The bottom line is that it's very hard to be confident about Indiana forecasts.
|
|
But they certainly haven't seemed to try very hard these past couple of seasons.
|
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You can't find coffee — it's very hard to find a coffee that's not fairtrade.
|
|
It's very hard to imagine how you would get them to trust one another.
|
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He'll work very hard to improve but there's a lot of work to do.
|
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He's a very hard person to satirize, because he's so outrageous to begin with.
|
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Or not so funny: It became very hard to make a cocktail at home.
|
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And once you've seen the real thing, it's very hard to settle for less.
|
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We're working very hard with our allies, and all over the world we're working.
|
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"They came over, went through the Great Depression, had very hard lives," he said.
|
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Nate Yeah, I think it's very hard for her to win under that definition.
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LEVIN: AGAIN, IT'S VERY HARD IN THE MARKET TO COMPETE WITH A PRESS RELEASE.
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"We're squandering an opportunity that was very hard-fought and built up," Spencer said.
|
|
And this is very hard for rescuers who are used to doing, not waiting.
|
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Private commercial banks would have a very hard time pulling off such a feat.
|
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It's very unique and very hard to do and I give him tremendous credit.
|
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The fact is election turnout in a presidential year is very hard to increase.
|
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I worked very hard for Iraq and for the Iraqi people through the surge.
|
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"The Obama administration worked very hard on dealing with the terrorist issues," Albright said.
|
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"It can be hard to communicate, but they work very hard," Mr. Maynard said.
|
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"It has definitely been a very hard journey," Fraser-Pryce said about her pain.
|
|
Somewhat understandable given the raucous crowd, but very hard to listen to and unnecessary.
|
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But finding out the net balance is very hard because it changes so much.
|
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It's very hard to tell somebody at that point that bulls**t doesn't work.
|
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"Al was very hard on us both," Denis said as Jean nodded in affirmation.
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"It's very hard for us to determine what 'Hibi' is about," says Michael Hoppen.
|
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There's a chance of having a good dialogue ... we're working very hard on that.
|
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They worked very hard to move high-quality heroin into places like rural Vermont.
|
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Given this, it's very hard to imagine their pairing being anything short of sensational.
|
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But am still standing here on this earth, though it is very hard sometimes.
|
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That was very hard to put into words—just a peaceful and beautiful experience.
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It's a hard question, because technically and physically, film music is very hard. Stressful.
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Without the knowledge of music, it would be very hard to write film music.
|
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It was very, very, very hard before medication and I still experience that, too.
|
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But you know that success requires very hard work, which you're feeling uneasy about.
|
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No doubt Kasparov studied very hard — but so does everyone in high-level chess.
|
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It was all pretty complicated, and it was very hard to realize any plans.
|
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"He's a very hard taskmaster even as party president," political analyst Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay said.
|
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I try very hard on this podcast, but ultimately you run out of people.
|
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When you reach that level of drunkenness and drugs, you're very hard to reach.
|
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My routine takes a while, but my hair is pretty metal—it's very hard.
|
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"We're working very hard to balance the FDA requirements and maintain discretion," Edwards says.
|
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"It's a very hard life to work on board," the former Viking employee said.
|
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But I think it's a kind of hypothesis that's very, very hard to dismiss.
|
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It's very hard for an actress to spend hours concentrating on someone besides herself.
|
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America has the world's greatest professionals working, and they are working very, very hard.
|
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The line from policy to act, rhetoric to violence, is very hard to draw.
|
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We're working very hard with our allies and all over the world we're working.
|
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I think, you know, people in this administration have been working very, very hard.
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That will make it very hard for the government to keep stimulating the economy.
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Buy tickets here It can be hard — very hard — to be a Clippers fan.
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I would be very hard-pressed to find anyone who has not seen it.
|
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And it's very, very hard for terrorists to get nukes unless countries get them.
|
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It got easier with Monkey Island, but we still had these very hard limits.
|
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Without that mandate, it's very hard to generate the political will to save species.
|
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Mind you, that wasn't very hard, but we wanted to try something that worked.
|
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It's very hard for an immigrant to make a presence in a foreign country.
|
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And that reason is that it is very, very hard to succeed at it.
|
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It's easy to say you live for relationships, but it's very hard to do.
|
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You have your voice, and it's very hard to avoid speaking in this voice.
|
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"You work very hard to keep the interests of your customers safe," said Conru.
|
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If the D.U.P.'s 10 lawmakers rebel, it will be very hard for Mrs.
|
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It's very hard to generate the will or the momentum to impinge upon that.
|
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"This is a regrettable situation and a very hard decision to make," he wrote.
|
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And when you're facing that sort of criticism, it's very hard to remain engaged.
|
|
Once a company has settled somewhere else, it's very hard to get them back.
|
|
And these deep, deep grooves of thought are very hard to get out of.
|
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This is very hard to move as it requires entire ecosystems, Subramaniam told CNBC.
|
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She's just a very cool, ambitious, friendly person — and she did work very hard.
|
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It would be very hard to get away from them, especially with people commuting.
|
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"It's very hard to deny a link, I think, at this point," McKee said.
|
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She's tough, but fair, which makes moving money through the Missouri Belle very hard.
|
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The company has run into very hard times and has been undermanaged and undersupervised.
|
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"Both very hard-working, didn't have a ton, both very detailed-oriented," he said.
|
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I'm just somebody who's very interested and worked very hard and was very curious.
|
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I will tell you, it's very hard to find an authentic-looking mermaid tail.
|
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" Mr. Trump added that active shooter drills were "crazy," and "very hard on children.
|
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So the political problem that you have in America is very hard to solve.
|
|
Using the medium to entertain, it can be very hard not to glamorize violence.
|
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It is very hard to get a real portrait of someone with a camera.
|
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It makes it very hard to look at what may lie ahead of us.
|
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So it's very hard to get into the area to put out the fire.
|
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"My wisdom is, it's very hard to have a long-lasting relationship," he said.
|
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Despite being a therapist, I have a very hard time opening up to mine.
|
|
Motivating residents to help shape their community sounds easy, but is actually very hard.
|
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Washington just has to do two things: one fairly easy and one very hard.
|
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But the two are interconnected, and the oceans are working very hard right now.
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This is our top priority and we&aposre working very hard to address it.
|
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It is very hard to execute a $55 billion budget and execute it well.
|
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"This has to translate to very strong support for very hard decisions," she said.
|
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It will be very hard to get off the mat and start piling victories.
|
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"This is going to make a lot of people's lives very hard," he said.
|
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For many people, it's very hard not to change the errors as they appear.
|
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"He's having a very hard time," a friend of Trump's told The Washington Post.
|
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That will make it very hard for the next guy to screw it up.
|
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What he made for me was genuinely unique, and that's very hard to do.
|
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" But, he added, "it's very hard to put that lightning back in a bottle.
|
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" Mr. Bloomberg replied, "I worked very hard for it, and I'm giving it away.
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Civilized nations worked very hard for centuries to achieve the freedoms we enjoy today.
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