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-Why is it usually more difficult to pick up context or subtext from e-mails or text messages?

Thus far, however, according to the Park West Village Tenants Association, they have also imposed a management style that is as intrusive as Helmsley was indifferent, making it more difficult to pick up packages, arrange service calls and renew leases.

But it is more difficult to pick out fictional characters whose reading truly says something about their personality; or in some way relates to the plot of their fictional realm.

The terror attacks in Paris could provide new grounds for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's lawyers to argue that his trial should be delayed and moved outside Boston because it may be even more difficult to pick an impartial jury with a new terror attack fresh in the minds of prospective jurors, legal analysts said on Tuesday.

The exhibition shows a selection of the notorious works, although they are more difficult to pick out than you may suspect.

While Kalanick might see himself in the middle of a battle with good guys and bad guys, the events of the past few years have made it more and more difficult to pick out heroes and villains.

In a landscape of famous fictional nerds, it is difficult to pick one more unique than Booger.

This is a bit more discreet, and will make it very difficult to pick your skin.

It would be difficult to pick out individuals because they all played, more or less, at the top of their game".

More side-on now, he bowls with transfixing accuracy, has an off break which turns considerably and other varieties difficult to pick because of a scrambled seam.

Too difficult to pick just one?