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• Some analysts forsee heavy going for Lebed and his peace initiative.
• Although I feel Sard's Theorem is heavy going.
• It was heavy going and right outside my door.
• It will be heavy going from now on.
• But Wild Rush sprinted through the heavy going almost as fast as the fastest.
• I also found the style heavy going.
• Sounds like pretty heavy going to me.
• In the heavy going, Ormonde went on to win by a length from Modwena.
• This can be heavy going, although it's hard to imagine a better teacher.
• The book is written in formal Spanish that tends to make for heavy going at first.
• Runners took hours to traverse the heavy going and it took until for reports to arrive.
• It happened Saturday as Fusaichi Pegasus could not match Red Bullet in heavy going down the stretch.
• "He's so heavy going around those turns that he was slipping and sliding.
• "It'll be heavy going to get to 4, 000 from here ."
• Hungarian food can be heavy going, but the Muzeum Kavehaz manages to make it authentic yet light.
• AGES 14 AND UP Even die-hard fans of action thrillers will find this one heavy going.
• Moreover, executives and producers who had seen the film in Hollywood found it flawed and heavy going.
• Moreover, he is not an economist, and could find the intricacies of monetary policy heavy going.
• But Altman apparently encouraged Leigh's impulse toward disturbing verisimilitude, and the results can be heavy going.
• Years ago, I tried reading all of Edith Wharton all at once, and it was heavy going.