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Was it hard to learn how to do TV?
This interview with Deborah Farrington, a founder and general partner at StarVest Partners, a venture capital firm in New York, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant. A. I found early on as a manager that it was hard to learn how to delegate.
On the ride out to the airport, Sid Davis, who, as he recalled, "had not known this man except as Majority Leader, and as someone who was... thought of by some... as 'Colonel Cornpone,' " had said to his colleagues in the car, "It's going to be hard to learn how to say President Lyndon B. Johnson".
Tsarnaev once worked hard to learn how to save people's lives.
Backhoe operators command high hourly rates because it's so hard to learn how to manipulate the knobs.
Now we live in a world of fixed-function devices like games consoles that are non-programmable, or computers that are programmable but it's hard to learn how.
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It will be harder to learn how to overcome our disdain for the afflicted, to see the humanity in their plight.
Work hard in making smart choice and work even harder to learn how to make smart choices.
Criticism targeted the game's lack of documentation, which some reviewers found made it harder to learn how to play the game.
I'm not sorry they got rid of the Citation, but I am sorry that I didn't try harder to learn how to drive it.
The key to beating them is to train harder and to learn how to most efficiently manage your energy pie".
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