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Not only does the EOS project inflate the numbers, but it also continuously offloaded Ethereum during its year-long token sale making it tricky to track value.

It would be hard to shut because a big chunk of its customers and capital expenditure are in Britain, making it tricky to disentangle.

This leaves a paper trail, making it tricky to avoid tariffs.

He ranged widely, making it tricky to discern a common thread.

The disease manifests itself in different forms, making it tricky to diagnose.

Many customers are subscribed to family plans or corporate accounts, making it tricky to switch devices to a different carrier.

Favourite apps can be pinned but otherwise get clumped together in a sub-menu, making it trickier to organise.

Play has been slowed down, tackling made easier and goalkeepers tougher to beat, making it trickier to break down opponents and somewhat frustrating at first, but ultimately a little more rewarding when goals are scored.

Restaurant analysts said that unlike retailers that have publicized wage increases above the minimum wage, fast-food restaurants tend to be operated by franchisees, making it trickier to set companywide standards.

But intellectual disabilities are invisible, and harder to classify - making it trickier to guarantee a level playing field.

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