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Meanings of be hard in English
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Usage of be hard in English
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Dr Edwards says the problem can be hard to identify at home.
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Auto industry group ACEA said the goals would be hard to meet.
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The crime scene, the body, the evidence would be hard to use.
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Sagittarius It will be hard to make sense of people's intentions today.
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But yes, I think it 's really important, but it can be hard.
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It would be hard, however, to ever forgive his attacker, he said.
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Any clarity from the G20 may be hard to come by, however.
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That sort of activity could be hard for the government to police.
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I think you would be hard-pressed to question my credibility flying experience-wise.
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And I thought it was going to be hard, Ms Carole said.
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Some feel he may be hard-pressed to manage that in any case.
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Grcic admitted that getting anywhere with growth this year would be hard.
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The road to recovery will be hard - but there is hope.
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They would each be hard-pressed to drain a forcible every five minutes.
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I mean I think it would be hard to increase each role.
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Remember, too, that tone on social media can be hard to read.
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