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The phrase "a hard time no" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey a sentiment about having difficulty with something.
Example: "I had a hard time no one could help me with the project."
Alternatives: "a tough time" or "struggling with".
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She'd had a hard time: no money, no love.
In her young adulthood, as in her childhood, Fox had a hard time: no money, no love.
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No wonder she has a hard time saying no.
"If you have trouble saying no to yourself, you may have a hard time saying no when your dog gives you that plaintive look," Dr. Fahey said.
When parents have a hard time saying no to children, children often have a hard time saying no to drugs, drinking, sex and other teenage temptations.
Our streets were fine, no flooding or anything, we are just having a hard time with no power or water.
I have a hard time answering "no".
"I had a hard time saying no," Mr. Libby said.
He had a hard time saying no to anyone.
They have too many ideas, and they have a hard time saying no to each other.
"My wife says I have a hard time saying no," Mr. Boies said.
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