Rivera appears as a pudgy child holding hands with Mexico's famous skeleton, La Calavera Catrina, and it's hard to miss the mono-browed Kahlo, dressed distinctively in the indigenous clothing she favoured, standing close behind.

BBC: Three days with Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in Mexico City

It's hard to miss, as a jumbo version of the world's most famous baseball bat -- standing 120 ft. tall and weighing approximately 68, 000 pounds -- leans against the building that houses both the museum and factory.

WSJ: Where to Go When the Horses Aren't Running

It's awful hard to miss them once you know where they're at.

NPR: Alaska Town Watched by Eighty Security Cameras

It's been hard to miss, this brouhaha that's been boiling over between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and The New York Times -- specifically with reporter John M.

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Representative MIKE ROSS (Democrat, Arkansas): It's kind of hard to miss 10, 777 brand-new, fully furnished manufactured homes sitting in your backyard.

NPR: Congress, FEMA Try to Free Up Stockpile of Trailers

It's sometimes hard for people to understand that you don't miss what you've never had.

CNN: KISS' Paul Stanley: I'm deaf in one ear

But although team insiders say there will be no operational changes at Renault as Bob Bell combines the role of team principal with his duties as technical director, it is hard to see how the team will not miss their figurehead, Briatore, and Symonds's tactical nous.

BBC: F1 returns to scene of the crime

Yet it is hard to believe that, if Mr Clinton continued his denials in the face of Miss Lewinsky's contrary testimony and corroborating evidence, distaste for tawdriness alone would rescue him.

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