But it is often easier said than done.

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But is it easier said than done to not play online detective?

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It may have shown that ditching the monarchy is easier said than done, but it has also brought that day much closer.

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Taking the first step and bringing IT management under in-house control is easier said than done.

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But it turns out that, as with most political rhetoric, this is easier said than done.

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However, this is easier said than done and we need to approach it not only in security and kinetic terms but also politically and economically.

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It was agreed at the outset that advancing female talent within an organization is easier said than done.

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But as a parent, and I know all of you here today, we know that sometimes doing all that is easier said than done, because we all care but it is becoming so increasingly difficult to provide all that for our kids.

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Easier said than done, since it might not be immediately obvious if a blur on the screen is a burglar--or simply a shadow from a moving car.

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That's easier said than done, no doubt, and the BBC's plan is to do whatever it takes to get iPlayer on every connected device you own.

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