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Vs3 to make it harder.
So they send their machines to dig holes to confuse us to make it harder for us to find the pit.
He was trying to make it harder for us to follow him.
The new strategy will include three key goals:Fixing the nuclear deal to make it harder for Iran to develop a weapon;
Apple is trying to make it harder for developers to abuse users' information collected through apps.
Lawmakers on both sides are bashing buybacks and want to make it harder for companies to repurchase their own stock.
The government plans to make it harder for adversaries to operate in Britain to reduce the threat posed by“hostile state activity”.
In any case, you can obstruct the spammers, andViber is striving to make it harder for spammers to send you irritating messages.
Governments need to make it harder for companies to use internal(“transfer”) pricing to avoid tax.
Marx frequently used pseudonyms, often when renting a house or flat,apparently to make it harder for the authorities to track him down.
Brexit seems certain to make it harder and costlier to recruit from the Continent, assuming that people will still want to come from there.
Some protesters taped themselves together while others cuffed themselves with plastic ties to metal poles to make it harder for police to dislodge them.
Often the exact breed of the dogs are‘fudged' to make it harder for customs officials to detect whether they fall foul of laws such as Britain's Dangerous Dogs Act.
Under pressure from conservative forces, many EU countries(mostly in northern Europe)will also toughen their migration laws to make it harder for immigrants to access welfare benefits.
I'm not here to make it harder.
How it works: It is claimed to make it harder for fat cells to multiply, halt the amount of fat that they pick occurring from the bloodstream, and dispel them burn stored fat.
President Obama said Sunday he would“urge high-tech andlaw enforcement leaders to make it harder for terrorists to use technology to escape from justice.”.
Some strains can change the gut environment to make it harder for“bad” bacteria to survive, which can be useful for treating short-term illnesses.
Research has suggested that lupin may have a negative effect on people whose bodies can't handle peanuts,so the FDA is trying to make it harder to gloss over the ingredient because of lack of awareness.
The new strategy will include three key goals:Fixing the nuclear deal to make it harder for Iran to develop a weapon; addressing its ballistic missile program; and countering Iranian activities that Washington says contribute to instability in the Middle East.
In an address late Sunday from the Oval Office, Obama said he“would urge hi-tech andlaw enforcement leaders to make it harder for terrorists to use technology to escape from justice.”.
The website changes appear to be an extension of this strategy to make it harder for the average American, and particularly the most vulnerable Americans, to find information about coverage.
In a televised address on Sunday, President Obama even alluded to the issue, saying he"will urge high-tech andlaw enforcement leaders to make it harder for terrorists to use technology to escape from justice.".
Reuters reports that the new strategy will include three key goals:Fixing the nuclear deal to make it harder for Iran to develop a weapon, addressing its ballistic missile program and countering Iranian activities that Washington says contribute to instability in the Middle East.
President Obama said in a Dec. 6 speech from the Oval Office that he“will urge high-tech andlaw enforcement leaders to make it harder for terrorists to use technology to escape from justice.”.
Another attempt was made by Microsoft to make it harder to copy the cds, but that also failed….
Macron's appeal in the east was damaged by his push to reform the EU's posted workers rules,which was widely seen as an attempt to make it harder for people from the region to work in France and other Western European countries.
Parliament adopted its stance on a deal with Switzerland to make it harder for EU citizens to hide cash from the tax man in Swiss bank accounts, in a vote on Tuesday.
I didn't want to make it harder.