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And I think that Ambassador Crocker accurately used the word hard.

CNN Transcript Apr 10, 2008 2008
PETRAEUS: Well, it's tough and I think that Ambassador Crocker accurately used the word hard.

CNN Transcript Apr 10, 2008 2008
Moreover, he was of the type that is commonly called hard.

Brandon of the Engineers Harold Bindloss 1905
When I think back on the 1970s and I try to think of things I miss, I strain hard.

More Pregnant Fun! « Awful Library Books 2010
Well, surprise, Krugman blames the euro for, I guess, the global financial crisis hitting Spain hard.

Matthew Yglesias » The Collapse of Spain 2010
From someone who has been under fire (rifles, not pistols): It is extremely stressful - and thats why you train hard.

Amateur Hour 2008
"He was irascible and principled, fiercely independent and deeply patriotic," Sen. McCain said with gusto, hitting each word hard.

Goldwater Legacy 2008
Others, like Chris Bowers at OpenLeft.com has started to come around to this idea, and numerous Hillary partisans, with the most prominent being The Big Dog himself, have been pushing the idea hard.

Obama Starts VP Search, DNC Consolidation Ron Buckmire 2008
"They are a good team and we fought hard, but we have to get back to work this week and word hard."

USATODAY.com 2004
"They are a good team and we fought hard, but we have to get back to work this week and word hard."

USATODAY.com 2004