England have had a hard time of it since Wilkinson dropped the goal which won them the World Cup in Sydney in November. |
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Many roads were damaged and the waste trucks were having a hard time making their rounds. |
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My printer died and I have a hard time reading a run-on paragraph on screen. |
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Not even halfway on the platform, he lunged the sword forwards, giving Setsunai a hard time in killing him. |
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Well mademoiselle Dorianna you won't have a hard time teaching French this year like you did last year. |
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Employers will have a hard time resisting the sandwich generation's demands because fewer people are entering the work force each year. |
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With interest rates as low as they are, we're having a hard time trying to make any money on our savings at present. |
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But noisy transfers really give scalers a hard time, and cause even more artifacts than are actually in the material. |
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For some reason, Mexican food has had a hard time catching on, and for lovers of good Mexican and Tex-Mex, Berryhill must be a godsend. |
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But what we're finding is the individual themself is having a hard time making that transformation to pick up another skill. |
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In geology, the theory of evolution could explain two agreed facts that had given the scriptural view of creation a hard time. |
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Those species have a hard time persisting in the seasonally inundated prairies dispersed across much of the Everglades ecosystem. |
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He's good at showing different looks so offenses have a hard time getting a bead on what the defense is doing. |
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We were studying positive, comparative and superlative adjectives and, as usual, having a pretty hard time with it. |
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And because he wants, intermittently, to sentimentalize their dilemmas, he has a hard time generating genuinely potent satire. |
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I have a hard time believing that my opinion would change regardless of who did the work though. |
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I have a hard time accepting that we rank below Lithuania, Estonia, Croatia and Slovakia. |
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It failed and I had such a hard time figuring out what was wrong, I went through a stage of wondering whether I was losing my touch. |
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I had a hard time sleeping last night, and even had to resort to counting sheep. |
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After crossing the line, he talked of the hard time he had on the ascent, as he couldn't drink after he lost his bidon after 8-9 km. |
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His winning is no longer a story, his losing guarantees him a hard time and minute analysis of everything from his serve to his choice of coach. |
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But after two games it's clear Dame will have a hard time just getting into a bowl. |
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He dropped them into a shopping basket that was already so laden with tools that he had a hard time maneuvering it down the narrow aisle. |
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Some moms have a hard time facing the fact that their daughters are growing up and becoming young women. |
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Even though he was a blood relative, we've given him a really hard time over the years. |
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Having a hard time finding a quality leather field scabbard for your pet single action six-gun? |
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In terms of finances, did you have a hard time convincing financial mucky-mucks to throw their weight behind the project? |
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If you look at dolphins, orcas, and blue whales, all fully aquatic animals, you would have a hard time imagining them walking on land. |
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Roots might have a hard time to expand properly with clay grounds, looking for and digging in for nutrients underground. |
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There's not much in the Australian outback that can give a fully grown 'boomer' a hard time. |
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I also have a hard time reading aloud, slurring the words unpronounceably together frequently. |
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But I have a hard time looking at other boats, especially those with exposed planking, a bowsprit and her sheerline. |
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If you swim upstream in the river and struggle against the flow you give yourself a hard time and achieve nothing. |
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The sun was shining so bright I was having a hard time keeping my eyes open. |
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Meanwhile, Stuart has a hard time bringing himself to use the toilet his dad's ashes were flushed down. |
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It seems the hard time Greek films are having is linked to the hard time specialist films in general are having. |
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Once he's cooped up in that crypt he's going to have a hard time covering the vig. |
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Chloe realized that even though she had perfect vision, she was having a hard time reading. |
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She had a hard time believing that someone with the hotness quotient of Kent would go stag. |
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I'm sure you're not the only guy who has a hard time finding a good shampoo and conditioner to suit his specific hairdo. |
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Even I was having a hard time believing it so what hope did that hold for anyone else? |
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Morality is one of those things, like obscenity, that arbiters have had a hard time defining. |
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Rebellious older daughter Esti is going steady with a soldier, but they're having a hard time finding privacy. |
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Despite the hard time you give yourselves, existence has always been madly in love with you Capricorns. |
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Talya was the most vulnerable and she had a very hard time. She bore the brunt of her mum's anger. |
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It's great for Roger because he's had a hard time since he suffered a horrendous injury last season. |
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And going to jail this time I had a really hard time, I've been to jail a few times but this last time was bad. |
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They are people who do what is right when others give them a hard time for their beliefs. |
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Meanwhile my son is giving me a hard time for supporting the Australian cricketers. |
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He's a giant of a man and if you don't concentrate against him, he can give you a hard time. |
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When his turn comes, the workers will not give him a hard time or cause him trouble. |
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He tells of one election meeting in Bristol on a steaming summer evening where one particular heckler was giving him a hard time. |
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Your stepmother and stepsisters probably love you, but just have a hard time showing it. |
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People have done hard time in stir for a good deal less, but of course they didn't own e-tail outfits. |
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At a one-to-one with a panel of cricketers on Sunday, the boys shot some questions which the professionals had a hard time answering. |
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He said that he is a Cartesian and that he has a hard time following your thoughts! |
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Jessie's eyes slowly opened, having a hard time adjusting to the darkness around her. |
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Although I'm a health-conscious person, I have a hard time staying on track after Thanksgiving. |
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But I'm having a hard time keeping a straight face, thanks to the first book I'm trying to review. |
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Anyway, I'm having a hard time seeing the heinousness of this document again. |
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I had a hard time trying to catnap last night as the close encounter just stressed me out. |
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When I first saw the banded cat shark at the zoo, I had a hard time understanding why they called it that. |
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I could see she was having a hard time deciding whether to completely accuse me of outright lying or question me further. |
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He said registration officials would have a hard time registering eligible voters living in slums or under bridges and overpasses. |
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By all accounts, the court had a hard time quelling the resulting laughter and the judge summarily dismissed the case. |
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Jerry had a hard time concentrating, with so many voices and so many emotions surging through him. |
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Anyone wondering why people palpitate over the exploitation genre will have a hard time finding such excitement incentives here. |
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Of course, the media is hostile to nationalism in Scotland and gives the SNP a hard time, but that has always been the case. |
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I have a hard time believing if she shed 40 pounds you'd suddenly be hot for her. |
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And even if students have a hard time with names, no one could mistake the gigantic swoosh on the side of the gym. |
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It was a hard time because as the son of a miner you have sympathies for both sides. |
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When you have had a hard time, your experience will help you teach with a clear mind. |
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Minds doped up on this kind of cod theology have a hard time distinguishing between these men. |
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The main reason we have a hard time imagining these scenarios isn't just that the technical problems are daunting. |
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I was having a hard time getting moving in the morning, so I was speaking pretty slowly and incoherently, for a little bit. |
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Your elderly letter writers who have a hard time composing a good letter are just out of luck unless they have an angel, eh? |
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I've been trying to do more, lately, but I have a hard time ingraining things as habit sometimes. |
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After lunch at my family's home, we had a hard time leaving because a mass of people had congregated outside. |
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They've never heard of flat white coffee here, and have a hard time understanding those words when spoken with an Australian accent. |
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Traditional floor coverings have been having something of a hard time in recent years. |
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It was even worse that she had a hard time sounding credible when she did it. |
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Graphics card vendors are having a hard time these days distinguishing their wares from the competition in this cut-throat margin market. |
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If you are looking for something with all the earnest passion and intensity of a real superhero story, you may have a hard time. |
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But if her husband David gives her a hard time at work, then the mother-of-two gets her own back when they get home. |
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He is not by nature honest or open about anything, and has a hard time seeing the gradations that exist in normal human relations. |
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We've tried greasing the hinges, but we still have a hard time getting things through there. |
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They will have a hard time finding work, and under the new bankruptcy law, they won't be able to discharge their debt. |
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Nick was endeavoring to teach himself perspective, and having a hard time of it. |
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Even the radio commentators had a hard time disguising their reviews to appear fair. |
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No matter what genre of fiction you prefer, you'll have a hard time putting down these two endlessly entertaining books. |
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I've always been able to come up with content easily enough, but had a hard time with the introduction. |
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The daily press, by the very nature of the medium, has a hard time following these stories in any way but episodically. |
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I had a hard time earning the respect of supporters, who thought his transfer was to do with me. |
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French fries are a weakness of mine and I have a hard time saying no to any offering of crisp, golden potato sticks. |
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I was to be at my father's in two hours, but I was having such a hard time adjusting and readjusting my clothing to be right. |
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You don't need to worry about having a couple of big blokes thumping your door and giving you a hard time. |
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So with the movie work, the baby and the wife, does Phillippe have a hard time taking stock of it all? |
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Many of them had a hard time developing clear arguments, explaining themselves fully, and understanding their own situation. |
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They showed no respect for the fact he is going through a hard time and instead tried to have a cheap laugh at him. |
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But the GDP data plus monthly numbers suggest that companies are still having a hard time restocking their shelves. |
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The chickens are coming home to roost and even the inflated stock market is having a hard time avoiding the flurry of feathers. |
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I had a hard time being in a dismal mood when Riley was with me. |
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Nancy appears to have served some of her hard time in the New York area because she is released to a halfway house in New York. |
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Maybe the channel is having a hard time recruiting talking heads or something but I'm hearing an awful lot of this kind of bizarre blather lately. |
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If they don't like the food, they tell me about it and they give me a hard time if their hotel does not have a mixer tap for the hot and cold water! |
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Threatened by erosion, desertification, overgrazing and global warming, cedar forests in the Moroccan Middle Atlas Mountains are going through a hard time. |
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In my dreams he was a sensual man who also had a hard time moving his bowels. |
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One of the guests began giving me a hard time about the shirt. |
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Although the audience wants to buy into elements of his contested position of affairs, it has a hard time doing so when the actor overplays his lines. |
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As I put it to my students, if Yiddish were erased from contemporary English we'd have a hard time talking about bagels, pastrami, klutzes, and schmucks. |
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I had a hard time doing vipassana meditation in the beginning. |
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It aired on Tuesday nights, which already featured two of my still-favourite shows, and I was already having a hard time making a Sophie's Choice between them. |
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Frank has been giving me a hard time for months about going to see her, because apparently every time he runs in to her she is just about in tears because I haven't visited. |
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This is somewhat problematic within the larger community because new generations and the non-Estonian spouses of mixed marriages have a hard time understanding Estonian. |
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I am having a hard time linking Heidegger's view of modern technology with his early ideas of Dasein as a being that is primarily engaged with the world pragmatically. |
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I couldn't keep from laughing for he performed his trick so crudely that he would have had a hard time in our country being accepted by our apprentice thimbleriggers. |
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This is something I have a hard time doing, but I am going to try to at least cut back the flowers before the pale-stemmed plants go to seed this year! |
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Rollins agreed that Rove may have a hard time prying open rich Republican wallets in the future. |
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I don't care if you hate writing and have a hard time spelling your name. |
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Before finding your magazine and discussion boards, I knew nothing about cloth diapering and had a hard time finding resources to back up my thoughts on not circumcising. |
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Without them, we'd have a hard time scratching an itch or untying a knot. |
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When we finished shooting, I had a hard time sleeping because my adrenaline was high from the previous month. |
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In many villages, peasants have a hard time telling the difference between the alp and the many arbakai. |
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My rabbi has a hard time getting a minyan together on Saturdays. |
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I just felt like he had a hard time letting go, and he felt like he needed to kill Bridget himself. |
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This is a real trip around the world, into some unexpected nooks and crannies, and for new sounds to satisfy your wanderlust, you might have a hard time doing better. |
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Even an experienced programmer might have a hard time tracking down bugs caused by invalid accesses, overflowing writes, accesses to dead memory, memory leaks and the like. |
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Urban society will have to accommodate to those prices, and with the majority of people living in a sprawling urban environment, we're going to have a hard time. |
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You'd have had a hard time today in a sailboat, finding and keeping the wind, and what wind you did manage to catch would have been exceeding wet. |
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After being laid off from the Kansas City, mo., revenue department, Granketha Major had a hard time getting up in the morning. |
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He's had a very hard time. His current situation is a total disaster. |
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The boys are giving me a hard time about all the publicity I'm getting. |
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While Davis finds plenty of shortcomings he perceives in Emanuel, he has a hard time finding anything negative to say about dart. |
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Of course, I don't know what the relevant understandings were on the Judiciary committee, but I have a hard time working myself into a high moral dudgeon over it. |
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I am having a hard time visualizing this, but I'm a knucklehead. |
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I am socially challenged and have a hard time trusting people. |
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Even stone-hearted Higgenbotham had a hard time keeping a dry eye. |
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She has a hard time getting the self-absorbed, self-loathing D-lister to open up. |
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I find its stance so strange that I have a hard time accepting that they came by it entirely honestly, entirely uninfluenced by more domestic political prejudices. |
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He said if he took it to court, given the circumstances, he would be laughed out of court and would have a hard time even finding anyone to take the case. |
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Some reputable political observers have said that with the American economy improving, Dean would have a very hard time winning any of the southern states. |
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Though the hypocrites and Pharisees that run the Republican party will have a hard time understanding this, Jesus would have understood it immediately. |
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I have a hard time believing that he was calmly lecturing others on his lifestyle choice, and it was probably causing the distractions that the school claimed. |
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Radical challengers have a hard time appearing inevitable or focal. |
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An August poll showed McConnell leading Bevin by an eye-popping 47 points, a gap even Sarah Palin would have a hard time closing. |
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Did you ever get all fatherly and give Michael Fassbender or any of her other boyfriends a hard time? |
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And flake, who recently voted for the Violence Against Women Act, might have a hard time winning some women to his fold. |
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Things went well until mid May, since then my motivation has roller-coastered, and often I have a hard time motivating myself to train hard or get my heart rate up. |
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Sadly, the pace slows down considerably at the one-hour mark, and the film has a hard time recovering the sense of rollicking adventure supplied by the first half. |
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Although I wasn't one for wanting to socialize during this hard time, I guessed that I'd better get to know the people I'd be rooming with over the next two weeks. |
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To be fair, I had a hard time maintaining my concentration at all. |
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My partner gives me quite a hard time about it, but not as hard a time, she says, as I'm giving my nasal tubes. |
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Lucas Neff told me that he has a hard time keeping a straight face with you and garret Dillahunt. |
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Even so, I had a hard time putting him out of my mind as I sat munching the cold turkey-loaf my wife had made into a sandwich from last night's dinner. |
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The director had a hard time convincing him to take the part. |
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If the media's giving you a hard time, don't complain about it publicly. |
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I think audience members will have a hard time resisting her charm. |
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The teacher has a hard time maintaining discipline in the classroom. |
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The crown jewels in the United Kingdom are heavily guarded and anyone trying to steal them will certainly have a hard time. |
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During WWII, German troops gave the Allies a hard time in Italy, but eventually the Allies broke through. |
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He's usually pretty good-natured when the children give him a hard time about his bald spot. |
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Although one might baulk at giving an 83-year-old a hard time, this particular 83-year-old has it coming. |
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Ireland was ruled by the Lord of Ireland who had a hard time imposing his rule at first. |
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The Malian government had a hard time maintaining full control over their country. |
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Chester had made a dreadful start to their first season back in the Football League and Rush had a hard time at the helm. |
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Even the most plugged-in politics enthusiasts had a hard time understanding his oblique references. |
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My first experience as a prison chaser wasn't all that pleasant. One burly, bald headed prisoner had given me a hard time. |
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In idioms, usually English learners would have a hard time understanding the real meaning if they did not have an English idioms dictionary. |
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Thirty-one-year-old Earnest Holdman had quite an extensive rap sheet, littered with burglaries, some of which he served hard time for. |
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Even the most enterprising toddler would have a hard time swallowing one. |
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Granny Smith actually existed and Kung Pao chicken was named and created for some guy with bad teeth and a hard time chewing. |
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Travelers are having a hard time finding parking places at airports this summer. |
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I have a hard time looking up words in the dictionary, even when there are guide words. |
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Ahmed, who refuses to give his full name, is one of Egypt's 70,000 dwarves, who are constantly having a hard time. |
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Mice treated with the antibiotic neomycin, which wipes out most types of Lactobacillus bacteria while leaving Sphingomonas bacteria alone, have a hard time fighting the flu. |
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Pooch features three wash areas for dogs, including a tub that is lower to the ground for dogs that are very large or who have a hard time getting in and out of a tub, Mrs. |
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Catania turned to common moles because he thought they would have a hard time finding food and could be tested against star-nosed moles in future experiments. |
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But despite fronting one of the world's most successful rock bands, the drummer can get a hard time, perhaps for some of his soppier releases through the years? |
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Many students with special needs have had a hard time throughout their schooling when it comes to physical education, especially organized team sports. |
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He does give Gullah tales in a language close to that of his source and provides a translation into standard English for those who might have hard time with Gullah. |
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I've been going through a hard time myself lately but, when I rang her one night, on the verge of tears, I got the brush-off because she was off out to visit someone else. |
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Perfectionists may have a hard time hearing criticism of their work. |
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From learning cursive writing, to using scissors, to determining where to sit at the dinner table, many lefties have a hard time in a right-dominated world. |
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As the district is characterized by floating voters, both have also had a hard time without a seat, after Yosano lost in 2000 and Kaieda in 2005, respectively. |
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Schmidt tries to mingle with the art majors, but even with the politically correct artsy-fartsy intellectuals he seems to be having a hard time being accepted. |
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For instance, the judge speaks about the hard time the stallioners have, and I realize the truth of this in a great measure and that might be remedied by such an Association. |
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He had a hard time cleaning up the paint splatters on the carpet. |
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He had a hard time teaching the young thing how to sexfight. |
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The descent from this pass was steep, and the Carthaginians were having a hard time marching down this side of the pass, especially the baggage animals. |
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He lost his papers while travelling and had a hard time getting home. |
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He has a hard time getting started because he's afraid he'll mess up. |
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Her love of sweets and fear of dentists contributed to severe tooth decay and loss to such an extent that foreign ambassadors had a hard time understanding her speech. |
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I always have a hard time working the clasp on this necklace! |
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