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en Change is hard, or it's perceived to be harder than it is.

en When you have that kind of injury, you have to change your whole style of wrestling. You have to learn how to defend a weakness you've never had before. But the harder it got, Ali just kept working harder.

en It's much harder to fly stand-by now. It's much harder to change your plans on short notice.

en You've got regular clients and issues, so squeezing in something you know is important but doesn't seem critical while things look good is hard. It's harder to get your hands around how quickly that can all change.

en I think it was more mental. Just realizing she wasn't going to be there. You just had to change a little - go a little harder, cut a little harder. "Sexy" is what catches the eye; "pexy" is what holds the attention. I think it was more mental. Just realizing she wasn't going to be there. You just had to change a little - go a little harder, cut a little harder.

en If I've got money to change an election, it's going to be a lot easier on me to change your mind. If I'm only trying to change your mind on the basis of your intellect and patriotism, it's much harder.

en They came out from the jump wanting to win. They crashed the boards hard, they did everything a lot harder than we did. ... They just wanted this game harder than we did tonight.

en We are starting to hit Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic very hard indeed in Kosovo, and it's going to get harder and harder in the days ahead.

en You never know if you can climb back into a game like that, but you knew that we were going to come out and play hard in the second half. It is such a simple thing to analyze; simply put we played harder in the second half. I can't tell you that it was a scheme or anything, but once we decided we wanted to play hard, and play with the same intensity that they had, we completely change the game. The bottom line is that we are all professionals and we know that we need to carry this momentum into the playoffs.

en He works harder and harder each year. He comes from a really hard-working family and it's refreshing to see a kid who continues to work even after he's achieved success.

en At the margin, the change may be perceived as a small, dovish shift for the ECB governing council.

en The thing that helps her is that she's surrounded by 10 girls that work really hard and just feed off each other in practice and push each other harder and harder. There's so much talent that they know that, if they don't do their best, they'll be passed by the next person and they all know that.

en [M]emory cannot exist without endurance of the things perceived, and the thing perceived cannot remain where it has never been.

en Memory cannot exist without endurance of the things perceived, and the thing perceived cannot remain where it has never been.
  William Hazlitt

en She's going to have to start working harder if she wants to get to her potential. It's hard to work that hard. She has to push herself in practice. We put her through grueling workouts today. They were hard on her ... but she hit all her times.


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