Not surprisingly, this vast and disparate cast of characters is hard pressed to agree on so vast and disparate an agenda. |
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For a hard pressed working class couple it could mean an unpaid gas bill or going short of food. |
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A person in a motion capture suit would be hard pressed to perform an octopus. |
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Consequently, he is an unsympathetic character, whom he is hard pressed to make sympathetic. |
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And I'd be hard pressed to remember many of these poor souls, either by name or face. |
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Any comparative neuroanatomist would be hard pressed to list the neural specializations for feeding in ray-finned fishes or flight in birds. |
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Like the most popular girl at school, you'd be hard pressed to find a single, solitary fault with the group. |
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You would be hard pressed to find a young captain or major who hadn't flown combat sorties in the area of operations. |
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You would be hard pressed to find a creatine supplement with more direct research supporting its formula and ingredients. |
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You'd be hard pressed to find a better condensing of urban humdrum in under forty minutes this autumn. |
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Even the most ingenious taster can be hard pressed to find adjectives to describe the quintessential flavour of Sylvaner. |
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Without them, an audience would be hard pressed to sympathize with Walter without their reactions descending into pity. |
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One would be hard pressed to point out a single fat man among these thousands. |
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Having eaten these we were hard pressed to ignore the shop counter as we departed. |
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You are hard pressed to assert a fundamental error in circumstances in which counsel seem to think nothing of it. |
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The gentleman in question has been pastor to the whole community for more than 40 years and a finer man you'd be hard pressed to find. |
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You would be hard pressed to not have someone that doesn't know what point I am getting at or trying to allude to. |
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In fact, I would be hard pressed to think of a more perfect definition of human misery and degradation. |
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Things were helped by its non-US grosses being much greater than that, but still the studio would have been hard pressed to get its outlay back. |
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Hence, I would be hard pressed to conclude that a charge under this section would, ipso facto, disentitle one to bail. |
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You would be hard pressed to find a more athletic person from a physical standpoint. |
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They would be hard pressed to manufacture enough to satisfy demand, let alone research a new version of the item. |
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Our children will be hard pressed to maintain funding levels for retiring baby boomers, the largest segment of the work force. |
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I've seen logo look-alikes in some stores in my mall that are hard pressed to distinguish from the real thing. |
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The small business was hard pressed to find search engine optimization for much less that actually worked. |
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This, technically speaking, is tonal music, but you'd be hard pressed to identify the tonic. |
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And while there are some truly cornball moments, as well as some goofy acting choices, I'd be hard pressed not to recommend this flick to families. |
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The pirates attacked us with everything they had, which was significantly more than we did, and we were hard pressed to even stay afloat in the water. |
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Em was hard pressed to keep the grin from her face as she watched him go. |
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The UN has quit updating its Darfur death tolls and even experts on the conflict are hard pressed to provide accurate estimates. |
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One would be hard pressed to find a group of Renaissance prints less like Mantegna's than the six chiaroscuro woodcuts of Apostles by Domenico Beccafumi. |
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One nice thing about this case is that all of the edges are rounded off, you'd be hard pressed to find a place where you could cut yourself without really trying. |
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Between August 8 and September 21, the Braves went 32-7 to take a grip on first place, but were still hard pressed to hold off the unyieldingly stubborn Giants. |
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You'd be hard pressed to buy any decent Heidelberg school paintings in Australia let alone getting into the serious, cravat wearing Impressionist buyer's scene. |
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If you are a bargain hunter, you might be hard pressed to find discounts. |
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In 1991 grocery shoppers were hard pressed to find Mexican fajitas, Italian ciabatta bread or passion fruits on the shelves of their local supermarket. |
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At half-time yesterday, you would have been hard pressed to find anyone at Malleny Park who would have bet money on Boroughmuir carving a win out of this match. |
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I'm hard pressed to think of a better rock band frontwoman right now. |
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The salesman presented me with a dizzying array of choices, and I was hard pressed to choose between them. |
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This season, you'd be hard pressed to find a pointy toe shoe anywhere on the high street. |
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Until we get there and are hard pressed to find a restaurant offering any of those two dishes, it is all nouvelle cuisine these days. |
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Italian cuisine dominates and you'll be hard pressed to find a pasta, carpaccio or risotto that isn't close to perfection. |
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The murder is, of course, merely a Macguffin and even Poirot would be hard pressed to unmask the true killer. |
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Folktronica, as it were, isn't exactly breaking new musical ground, but you'd be hard pressed to find an artist who pulls it off as well as Rainy Boy Sleep. |
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Lotus at times were hard pressed fighting off the less powerful naturally aspirated V8 cars during the season and rarely challenged either McLaren or Ferrari. |
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