She suggested that the brain can process just so much at once, and that activities like knitting and crocheting make it harder for the brain to register pain signals.

她认为，大脑一次只能处理这么多信息，而像针织和钩编这样的活动会让大脑更难注意到疼痛的信号。

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These laws are also counterproductive, since they make it harder for people with criminal records to find housing or land a job, two key factors that reduce backsliding.

这些法律同样会产生相反的效果，因为它们加大了有犯罪前科的人租房、就业的难度，而这两个因素正是避免他们重蹈覆辙的关键。

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A growing overhang of debt will only make it harder for the market to recover.

正在增长的悬置债务将只能使市场恢复更加困难。

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But some management experts warn that limiting pay could make it harder for taxpayers to get their money back.

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A thousand economists, from leading universities across the country sign a public appeal to congressman and president, not to pass this bill, that it would not do what they said it would do, it would not reduce unemployment, it would in fact lead to retaliation it would make it harder for Americans to sell goods to other countries.

但有数千位经济学家，来自于全国各大院校,向国会和总统公开发出呼吁，不要通过限制进口法案，法案不会奏效，法案不会减少失业，事实上会招致报复,会让美国更难,同别国做交易。

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That means that it's harder to make a market for it, so the dealer wants to charge more.

这意味着,这样的品种市场很小,所以中间商要收取更多的费用

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Tight budgets, for example, make it harder for the government to increase discretionary spending.

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Ratings downgrades make it harder for banks to sell credit-default swaps tied to bonds or loans.

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Such developments will make it harder for America to finance its huge current-account deficit.

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