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have a hard time

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But even a charitable fan will have a hard time making a strong claim for the albums that followed 1975’s “Venus and Mars,” which includes “London Town,” “At the Speed of Sound” and “Back to the Egg.”

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"You don't have to have a hearing loss to have a hard time listening in a restaurant or any other challenging real-world situation," she said.

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People who earn less than average will have a hard time saving to this magnitude, but that doesn’t have to be a permanent limitation.

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Another prospective juror told the judge, “I don’t trust government like I used to,” and admitted they would “have a hard time believing their integrity” if ICE officers testified.

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Anyone trying to keep track of all the relationships would have a hard time.

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