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As Chinese politics become more institutionalized, however, changing the size of such bodies becomes harder, according to Yang Jisheng, a veteran Chinese journalist and party historian.

Nevertheless, convincing councils to pay for educational support and therapy for the children has become harder, according to Elizabeth Webb, assistant director of children's services at the agency Tact.

Decisions made 20 years ago have made the FA's task so much harder, according to Southgate: "That's a historical situation, when the Premier League was formed and when control of the academies went to the leagues.

Donald Trump's foreign policy towards Australia and Asia is still uncertain but his unpopularity in Australia may make security cooperation with the US harder, according to US policy experts.

Hardware was hit harder, according to the company.

It is only going to get harder, according to human rights groups.

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Mr. Long said that the helicopter landed hard, according to reports.

Leonard is in the middle of his 46th novel and is "working hard" according to Sutter.

The news of the closing hit Mr. Kull hard, according to his family.

The cut to tax credits, meanwhile, will hit ethnic minorities  hardest, according to government data.