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It's difficult to find another issue that has such overwhelming and bipartisan support, and it's difficult to understand why Congress still refuses to act.

It's difficult to understand why people still watch the Brits.

"It's difficult to understand why the police still need more time for their investigation.

However, I find it still difficult to understand the phase relationship between limbs with regard to swing and stance phase.

She takes medication every day, and is able to talk, though at times it is still difficult to understand her.

Although these basic types of flows are more or less understood individually, their superposition in natural streams is still difficult to understand and predict quantitatively.

Even so, it is still difficult to understand how these animals, with such small and poorly equipped mouths, could have fed themselves adequately to sustain their great bulk.

While these companies — Digg, Twitter, Reddit — often succeed in slicing away the fat, the conversation that takes place around content is still difficult to understand.

Dubi said that sailing's proposed slate of events is a good step forward but that the sport was still difficult to understand.

And Livia's influence cannot be denied: Bleicken seems baffled by the relationship between the couple (who became involved while she was pregnant by an earlier husband, and married within days of the child's birth); "even if we… take her own infatuation into account, her behaviour is still difficult to understand".

In addition, some resource/reserve terms in China's new classification system are still difficult to understand.