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hard

[hahrd] / hɑrd /








ADVERB
in a fixed manner
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As with many of the hard truths in Mr. McDougall’s survey, Europe’s past carries implications for America’s future.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not being able to take dogs out of their kennels made it harder for fosters and rescuers to determine whether they were suitable for rescue, some said.

From Los Angeles Times

For three hours, Lyons had a hard time defending ICE actions in Minneapolis before a House oversight hearing on immigration enforcement.

From Salon

"It's not fair because we work so hard. When everything is finished, you are frustrated."

From Barron's

The company has said it wants to focus new investments on healthcare and luxury goods, but it’s hard to argue that those are better values now than Exor’s own stock.

From Barron's