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• Since then, it's been rough sledding for shareholders.
• But the rough sledding isn't limited to personal computers.
• There's more rough sledding ahead in the House.
• It was rough sledding for the offense,
• But Republicans are already warning that ambitious new spending packages face rough sledding this year.
• So Amtrak still faces rough sledding.
• Investors who were worried that technology stocks were in for some rough sledding can sleep easy.
• It survived rough sledding in the'80s, when there was a $ 1 million deficit.
• "It's going to be rough sledding through 1999, " he said.
• The new district, which cut out choice Edwards territory, is rough sledding for any Democrat.
• "It's been rough sledding for that business, " the source said.
• If he tries to placate labor and environmental extremists, I think it will have very rough sledding,
• Such a strategy would make for " very rough sledding, " the Mississippi Republican said.
• If Berkeley's not having it, you know you're in for rough sledding ."
• These folks didn't give a hoot about rough sledding or dire predictions from WBZ'Storm Center.
• If Perot runs for president again as the Reform Party nominee, he may find rough sledding in Texas.
• And just because it's been rough sledding so far, he could still end with a flourish.
• The cargo specialist is in for rough sledding if the threatened Japanese sanctions are adopted, says Lewins, the Gruntal analyst.
• With senior quarterback Tone'Jones recovering from a strained knee, freshman Chris Chaloupka made his first start and experienced rough sledding.