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difficult to endure

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See: painful


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But if a person views the annual wait in the same way a person waits for a certificate of deposit to mature, then the wait is not difficult to endure, and it is certainly worth the wait, particularly if you have made the Blue Card your primary credit card.
It s difficult to endure when you are disappointed so many times in one day.
The 31-year old, who played a key role in preserving Wrexham's Football League status during a nine-game loan spell in 2007, admitted his long exile had been difficult to endure.
 
 
 
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