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Discover Ludwig'it makes hard to' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could say 'it makes it hard to' or 'it is hard to' instead. Example: It makes it hard to stay motivated when studying for long periods of time.
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When T is in the range of (0.5, 1.0], the combination condition is more critical. It makes hard to combine sub-clusters, which makes the prediction more precisely. Thus PC is significantly increased, so are the MPC and MKC.
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If you ain't got a car then it makes harder to get about.
It will make harder to hit.
It has been made harder to file creative expenses claims.
It makes it hard to bring this to your daily work.
And it makes it hard to launch a comprehensive program to help poor farmers," he said.
"It makes it hard to match them.
But it makes things hard to follow.
It makes it hard to be specific.
It makes it hard to get around".
It makes it hard to get rid of, too.
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