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• But that segment is a hard nut to crack, Higgins acknowledged.
• Whoopi Goldberg concedes that she's a hard nut to crack.
• As'Amr surveyed the military situation, he felt that Alexandria would be a hard nut to crack.
• They are a hard nut to crack.
• He was a hard nut to crack.
• The American sculptor H . C . Westermann ( 1922-1981 ) is a hard nut to crack.
• Saeed " is highly educated and one who I would feel is a hard nut to crack,"
• He's a hard nut to crack.
• In spite of this, the fort would be a hard nut to crack by any rebel force without artillery.
• He is one who is highly educated and one who I would feel is a hard nut to crack,
• It's a hard nut to crack for us, but only strong teams make it to the semifinals, " he said.
• Saeed " is one who is highly educated and one who I would feel is a hard nut to crack,"
• But we still haven't done anything and at the end of March Finland will be a hard nut to crack . " _ __
• "Joel is a hard nut to crack, " she said . " He's really quiet and likes to stay that way . . ..
• Impressed by his grit, the War Boys call him " a hard nut to crack ", which leads to him being named " Nux ".
• "I'm sold on mutual funds as investments, but it's been a hard nut to crack with the kids, who prefer learning about stocks, " he says.
• Her talk at St . Rose examined why math and science courses are not perceived as liberal arts . " It's a hard nut to crack,"
• Apparently frustrated, the police described the suspect, Ahmed Omar Sheikh, a British-born Islamic militant who was arrested on Tuesday, as " a hard nut to crack ."
• "It's going to be a hard nut to crack but we are in a good starting position and we want to take advantage of it, " he said.
• But Chile, which generated more than $ 100 million in revenues for Pepsico last year, has been a hard nut to crack, and Pepsico officials acknowledge that penetrating other South American markets long dominated by Coca-Cola will not come easily.