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Have you pronounced "meme" incorrectly for so long that it's become tricky for you to remember the right way to say it?

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It would also become trickier for the central bank to control the domestic money supply, and thus inflation, says Mr Winkler.

That means the ice and the air bubbles trapped in it are not the same age, so it becomes tricky for scientists to put reconstructed atmospheric composition and reconstructed temperature onto a common time scale.

"But once they got in it became tricky for us.

The job of assembling and deploying customer information becomes trickier for restaurants that do not take reservations.

It became trickier for her to see nothing but good things in 2003, when her mother received a diagnosis of breast cancer.

We had heard recently that Pie was in the process of raising new funding — it seems, then, that things had become tricky enough for an exit to Google to be the most attractive way to proceed.

Life will become trickier from now on.

Relations with the Kremlin have become trickier of late.

Some individual star systems have become tricky to pigeonhole for other reasons.

Moreover, the interpretation of the effect can become tricky (e.g. for HRQoL scores of 100 at each of 0, 1 and 2 months, the AUC score is but the original HRQoL scale is 0 to 100).

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