We just battled and battled, and it just showed how relentless we can be.
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A soldier battled a shark, who battled a unicorn, who defeated the shark, who reattacked.
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She battled against the Dark Side of the Force in "Star Wars", while, in real life, she battled an internal, more difficult, fight against an unseen villain.
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She's battled and beat cancer -- three times -- after all.
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The New York Rangers have battled back to the .
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He also battled diverticulitis -- inflammation of the digestive tract.
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"The guys battled back," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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Dixon's mother had battled a heroin addiction for 10 years.
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You battled the crowds traveling to and from your families.
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He had battled diabetes and coronary heart disease, Norton said.
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"It's already like I battled cancer and survived," Nance said.
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She has said she subsequently battled shame, guilt and depression.
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For two seasons, they battled bitterly for players and fans.
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Anyone who has battled depression might find her experience familiar.
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She missed one season — 2013-14 — as she battled leukemia.
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More than 400 firefighters battled the blaze for 15 hours.
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For years, Uber has battled driver complaints of unfair treatment.
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Many added that they, too, battled with mental health issues.
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They battled in Hell's arena where Mr. Trump inevitably lost.
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His troops battled Misrata in 2014 over the oil ports.
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South Korea and Japan battled major outbreaks during the winter.
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Lincicome admitted that she battled nerves during the playoff showdown.
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She missed one season — 20133-14 — as she battled leukemia.
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Eifert, 28, also has battled back problems through the years.
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I had people in my family who battled crack addiction.
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She has battled to stay thin since she was 10.
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They battled with police and tried to storm government offices.
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Malibu has hit high tide in a fiercely battled segment.
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I think a lot of artists have battled with that.
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The Democratic candidates battled for votes in New York City.
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"We battled, we fought," Crimson Tide coach Avery Johnson said.
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McCullers has battled back discomfort and arm fatigue this season.
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Republicans and Democrats battled fiercely for control of the Senate.
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We battled back, but it takes a lot of energy.
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And Obama remained quiet as Biden battled the recent allegations.
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Bush battled health problems for much of her later life.
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Whole streets resembled a warzone as police and gangsters battled.
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For nearly five hours, about 500 firefighters battled the blaze.
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Republicans and Democrats have battled for decades over the refuge.
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"I feel like we battled as a team," said Osweiler.
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She was 61 and had battled cancer for 17 years.
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More than 700 firefighters battled the blaze at one point.
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Kidd, a former model who battled addiction struggles, died Aug.
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"I thought he battled," said New York manager Joe Girardi.
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"I battled pretty well there in the sixth," Foltynewicz said.
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Bannon battled continuously with perceived opponents of his "nationalist" agenda.
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"I liked the way he battled," manager Kevin Cash said.
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Bannon had battled with Cohn and others in the administration.
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And it has battled providers over throttling in the past.
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She battled feelings that she was letting the team down.
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Mladenovic has battled a back injury at Roland Garros and had to dig deep against Rogers, feeding off the home crowd to grind out the victory after her opponent battled hard in the final set.
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It wasn't a new sensation – she's battled tendonitis for four years.
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This year, the warriors battled unfavourable weather, making pit stops essential.
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While some captains battled nature, Sig Hansen was battling his crew.
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Obviously got off to a rough start yesterday, but battled back.
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"It's very disappointing but I think we battled hard," Raffl said.
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Ocon passed Stroll at the start and then battled with Bottas.
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As reported by Entertainment Tonight, Perry battled her sister Angela Hudson.
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In 2018, Swift battled her alleged assaulter in court and won.
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She admitted she had battled feelings of resentment for her sister.
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The festival kicked off as the region battled a wild fire.
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Its spire collapsed as more than 173 firefighters battled the flames.
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Northwestern battled back with 14 points in a 4:11 span.
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Cassidy had also battled with substance abuse in the last decade.
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My grandmother had battled not one but two forms of cancer.
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" Stewart said that the student "battled with depression in the past.
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I've battled an eating disorder and body dysmorphia since middle school.
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Anna's family has battled both anxiety and depression over the years.
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One major issue that Lazada has battled with constantly is expectation.
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Weston has previously battled substance abuse but he is now sober.
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It was the second time VirnetX and Apple battled in court.
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They split into two teams, with Braden, and battled it out.
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Both the Queen and Prince Philip battled "heavy colds" in December.
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When the regime was not fighting them, they battled each other.
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SaaS 1.0 offerings initially battled in this largely greenfield mid-market.
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He's battled from start to finish every game he's been in.
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Last season, Love revealed he has battled anxiety throughout his life.
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Here, he faces many of the challenges he battled at Virunga.
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Golden State battled the Thunder even on the boards, 45-393.
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Lovato has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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The Justice Department and Apple have battled over this issue before.
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As she put it ... he's battled the restaurant before and won.
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El Moussa has also battled testicular cancer and several back issues.
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Tony Stark's battled everything from terrorists to aliens to Captain America.
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The Phillies battled their way back into the game behind Howard.
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I wasn't getting swings on them, and they battled really well.
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In 2008, two senators battled it out during the Democratic primaries.
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Niese's struggles came and went, while Suarez battled through spotty control.
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"Our guys really, really battled back," said Oregon coach Dana Altman.
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In 2007, Kotb battled breast cancer, leaving her unable to conceive.
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Sri Lanka, like other emerging nations, has previously battled with misinformation.
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Guitarist Jimi Hendrix's family battled over his image, licensing dueling products.
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His mother, Shelly, battled cystic fibrosis for more than 10 years.
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Martin battled out there tonight, and we continued to score runs.
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We still battled and fought and came away with a win.
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Mirzakhani, who battled breast cancer, died on Saturday, the university announced.
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"The guys battled; we just have to play better," Jacobson said.
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After his election in 1932, President Roosevelt battled to encourage spending.
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We battled, but we just weren't where we needed to be.
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Dan, having battled his fair share of ethereal antagonists, steps in.
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Parts of the county battled a nine-foot surge of water.
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Together, they battled Mr. Assad's troops and their Hezbollah militia allies.
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But Cespedes battled Wainwright for nine pitches, fouling off three straight.
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"I thought he battled his butt off," Girardi said of Tanaka.
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For years, LA has battled illegal party houses in mega-mansions.
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I battled my butt off, but it just wasn't good enough.
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I think everybody here should be proud the way we battled.
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But the GOP battled back in their last turn at bat.
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He battled Israel's government over plans to heavily tax mining companies.
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Wozniacki, who has battled injuries this year, has fallen to 269th.
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London firefighters successfully battled a fire in Camden early Monday morning.
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Russian mercenaries have battled American commandos and their Syrian Kurdish allies.
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As China battled the coronavirus, its emissions fell by a quarter.
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Mr. Otellini battled back by listening to customers, former colleagues said.
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The sisters battled on Twitter after the episode aired last night.
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For hours, hundreds of French firefighters battled to contain the blaze.
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Recently, Hollywood's top talent agencies have battled to sign TikTok creators.
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We have battled injuries over the last two or three years.
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War ensued as human empires battled for control over Tiranoc's riches.
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Though he battled his addiction, he ultimately died from an overdose.
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It's not the first time McConnell has battled anti-establishment candidates.
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Seared into our consciousness is the man who battled Southern segregation.
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Scott) as they battled the inept Slavic schemers Boris Badenov (Mr.
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Wanda battled Disney with plans for 13 theme parks across China.
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On top of the physical challenges, he said, he battled depression.
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"We battled hard, we played a really good game," Zuccarello said.
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In WWE, he famously battled guys like The Undertaker and Kane.
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Benanti fought with Brown, developed postpartum depression and battled with her anxiety.
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In 2007, the star battled breast cancer, leaving her unable to conceive.
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Ten years earlier, Kotb battled breast cancer, leaving her unable to conceive.
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The game featured two starting pitchers who battled testicular cancer last year.
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At other moments, the two battled over which one was more authentic.
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Hearing survivors groaning from beneath the rubble, he battled to free them.
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His father also battled depression, which played a part in his death.
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The two institutions battled it out in an adorable cutest-animal competition.
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Noble has battled to retain staff, offering cash bonuses for top performers.
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Walker, 23, has battled a foot problem for most of the season.
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Police and soldiers battled four terrorists at an apartment building in Bangladesh.
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This, of course, isn't the first time Vicky and Danielle have battled.
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Settle, like many, has battled insecurities and self-doubt her whole life.
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He subsequently battled lung disease for years, The Hollywood Reporter also noted.
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The proceeds go to the organizations that helped when Kelly battled leukemia.
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And on June 215, 22000, Kelly battled and beat child pornography charges.
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Other minority groups also have battled discrimination through gains at the polls.
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Lovato has battled addiction, mental illness and an eating disorder for years.
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Last year, she revealed Bella and Anwar have also battled Lyme disease.
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Douglas battled stage four oral cancer but was later declared cancer free.
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And last night, the candidates battled it out in a heated debate.
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For two-thirds of his fifty-seven years, he battled the bottle.
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Cole didn't have his best stuff tonight, but he battled through tonight.
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The longtime rivals have battled over grazing land and resources for decades.
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Nadal, who has battled injuries recently, won a gold medal in 2008.
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Sleggs previously battled cancer when he was 15, according to his Instagram.
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More than 150 firefighters battled the blaze, according to the Associated Press.
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I felt like I battled well for the rest of the game.
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The attackers battled with Jubaland's security forces for 12 hours, authorities said.
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We battled back a few times then couldn't get the job done.
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He battled prostate cancer in 2003 and underwent heart surgery in 2012.
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He battled his compulsions or he savored every minute of his crimes.
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This time, the Blue Jackets battled back to earn their 44th win.
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He battled his way to 20 points but grabbed only two rebounds.
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She's a warrior who battled cancer six years ago at age 24.
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As most of his fans know, Prodigy battled the disease since birth.
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"That last inning, boy he battled his butt off there," Snitker said.
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He's battled substance abuse in the past, and friends fear a relapse.
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Her other child, 3-year-old Aza, battled high fevers and croup.
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It's the second time the former dancer and model has battled cancer.
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The project suffered internal conflict as managers battled to define Titan's direction.
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He's the guy I battled with for the 2014 TC-A title.
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During their long journey they have battled hunger, exhaustion and chronic illness.
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In Kisumu, in western Kenya, the police battled mobs, shooting several people.
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It's an endemic problem, and one that content creators have long battled.
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This week police for the first time battled with students on campus.
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We all know someone who has battled cancer, heart disease or diabetes.
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St. Louis starter Jack Flaherty battled through five innings, throwing 96 pitches.
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Nearly 100 firefighters battled the flames with foam and water for hours.
|
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Richards and Migliozzi then broke free and battled for dozens of laps.
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Borgas also battled Israel's government over plans to heavily tax mining companies.
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Before Manafort, Lewandowski had battled allegations of battery on the campaign trail.
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They battled the Federalists, led by Alexander Hamilton, of later musical fame.
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So will wary homeowners and environmentalists who have battled Cuadrilla in court.
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"This is something I've battled with personally and publicly," Ms. Ratajkowski said.
|
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Its best player, Evans, has battled a nagging toe injury since February.
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He has quietly battled unbearable mental illness for more than two decades.
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Two demanding guests stayed for eight days while she battled walking pneumonia.
|
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Marine patrols battled an often elusive enemy and the equally challenging jungle.
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Smith, the Mets' first-round pick in 2013, has battled weight issues.
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Instead, he was blown away early and battled late for a 210.
|
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Washington battled back, cutting the deficit to as few as five points.
|
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From the first inning on I just kind of battled with location.
|
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This is not the first time progressive groups have battled with Mnuchin.
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Wal-Mart, which battled back against Amazon with its purchase of Jet.
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For nine months, he battled the mud, threat of death and loneliness.
|
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As Women's March battled allegations of anti-Semitism, new groups have emerged.
|
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For as long as Matthew can remember, he's battled anxiety and depression.
|
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Starters Kevin Gausman and Joe Biagini battled throughout the first six innings.
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The 29-year-old Gronkowski has battled injury issues throughout his career.
|
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Gonzaga battled back with Killian Tillie scoring seven straight over one stretch.
|
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His wife, Ellen, has battled multiple sclerosis for more than two decades.
|
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By Tuesday more than 1,2003 firefighters battled the blaze, Cal Fire said.
|
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I thought he battled, and to finish his own outing was very impressive.
|
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He battled Perry's brother David Hudson, and ended up wearing a cream pie.
|
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Kardashian stood beside her estranged husband as he battled to regain his health.
|
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She was recently placed in a medically induced coma as she battled cancer.
|
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Melvin Edmonds battled health issues in recent years, including a stroke in 2011.
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Woods , however, who has battled injuries in recent years, last won in 2013.
|
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He's battled addiction in the past, but claims he's been sober since January.
|
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PG&E's warning came as firefighters battled flames in Northern and Southern California.
|
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"I didn't have my great command today — still battled through it," Andriese said.
|
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Firefighters have battled dozens of wildfires across the U.S. Southeast in recent weeks.
|
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Jennifer's Body battled a heady combination of factors when it was coming out.
|
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By 2004, forces loyal to Sadr battled the U.S. for control of Najaf.
|
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Western intelligence agencies used to inhabit a parallel world where spy battled spy.
|
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Major incumbents like Charles Schwab and Fidelity have battled for lower fees since.
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She had previously battled cancer and moved in with Kathryn during that time.
|
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Italy's economy wobbled as its new populist leaders battled with Brussels, spooking markets.
|
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Auburn re-established a seven-point lead, but Missouri battled back once more.
|
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As unions battled with employers over wage settlements, it often rose above 20%.
|
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Michael Williams of Cumming and businessman Clay Tippins of Atlanta battled it out.
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For the past year, Mr Cohn battled the White House's protectionists; they prevailed.
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The group has battled a dozen governments since it was founded in 1964.
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She had been placed in a medically induced coma as she battled cancer.
|
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Entei, a fire-type Legendary Pokémon, can be battled throughout Europe and Africa.
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She had battled long and hard against cancer, which ultimately took her life.
|
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Cage, who now faces jail time, has battled substance abuse in the past.
|
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Security forces battled the attackers in the streets, shooting several of them dead.
|
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Two decades ago, law enforcement and technologists battled over the ideas of encryption.
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Joe, who is 89, has battled a variety of illnesses in recent years.
|
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"He battled like he always does," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of Nolasco.
|
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We battled for the full game, so it was a lot of fun.
|
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"My mom battled drug addiction and mental illness her entire life," Lourd said.
|
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The TV icon's long battled diabetes, and she underwent brain surgery in 2011.
|
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He's been hurt and battled back; he's ready to save his shorthanded team.
|
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In Sochi in 2014, they battled into the knockout round and finished seventh.
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But we battled hard and we got the two points that we needed.
|
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Many of them had battled the regime at the beginning of the war.
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The Cultural Revolution began at his behest, and factions battled in his name.
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He battled injuries and chemistry issues, and the star-studded Lakers fizzled out.
|
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"My mom battled drug addiction and mental illness her entire life," she wrote.
|
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For years, Peloton battled for venture capital investment and struggled to attract buyers.
|
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For years, Amazon has successfully battled to keep unions out of the company.
|
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The Afghan government and supporting US officials have battled the Taliban for years.
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Both teams battled the elements, combining for five errors and four hit batters.
|
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However, his administration has battled allegations of graft during the past two years.
|
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McConnell, a longtime opponent of campaign finance reform who battled the late Sen.
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Our guys battled him as hard as they could, but he's a load.
|
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Bits For years, Apple and Dell battled over sales to students and schools.
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For centuries, Dalits have battled discrimination ranging from segregation and ostracism to violence.
|
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Instead, he battled the old guard for his new ideas to be accepted.
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He eventually battled through his physical and mental scars to become a minister.
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We battled back many times in the game and showed so much character.
|
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In Good Vibrations, he reveals that various bandmates battled drugs and personal demons.
|
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L.S.U.'s lone senior of consequence, Keith Hornsby, has battled injuries all season.
|
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Last year, gladiators battled it out on a circle painted on the floor.
|
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He also battled a nasty child custody case with his ex, Joseline Hernandez.
|
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"Listen, I battled this thing forever," White told WFAN's 'Outside the Cage' podcast.
|
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He had battled with kidney disease for years, and things were getting worse.
|
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Bizarrely, Trump has even battled reality when things have gone well for him.
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During those years, she developed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and battled incessant depression.
|
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This is Bam's first DUI arrest, but he's battled alcohol abuse for years.
|
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Unfortunately, the forces my parents battled 50 years ago continue to stifle democracy.
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He said he thought his players battled all the way through the rout.
|
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For years, the United States battled China over pirated movies and counterfeit sneakers.
|
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The towns battled it, arguing they had a duty to protect their citizens.
|
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Still, Venus battled for three sets, losing, 4-63, 6-4, 6-2.
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He lived with an abusive father, and his mother battled epilepsy and cancer.
|
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And the Johnsons have battled racial tension in their family and their business.
|
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Götze battled myopathy, a muscle illness, last season, missing a lot of time.
|
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Microsoft and Netscape battled to be the place where users started to browse.
|
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The country has also battled a cholera endemic for the past three years.
|
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In the following years, 13,000 Ukrainians died as they battled superior Russian forces.
|
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Still, Venus battled for three sets, losing, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2.
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Paramedics evacuated the train and assessed passengers' injuries while firefighters battled the blaze.
|
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Kevin O'Leary and Barbara battled with dueling offers before the deal was struck.
|
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Still, Venus battled for three sets, losing, 212-113, 211-222, 22-2.
|
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Lawmakers have battled over a provision to extend health benefits to retired miners.
|
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Mr. Mugabe's guerrilla followers battled those of Mr. Nkomo in 1980 and 1981.
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Living in poverty and surrounded by drug use, she battled hunger and depression.
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Ford battled early onset Alzheimer's disease for a few years, according to James.
|
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He drifted apart from his five children and battled alcoholism and money problems.
|
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Weber State battled within 49-36 on two free throws by Jordan Dallas.
|
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Bannon had battled with Cohn and other former Wall Streeters in the administration.
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Firefighters battled to save multimillion-dollar homes in the path of the flames.
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Speeding lasers and explosions rocked the area around us as the ships battled.
|
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And in recent years, the parties have battled over a lot of things.
|
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Cal carried a 36.8-26 advantage into the break, but Colorado battled back.
|
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Mr. Bolton himself famously battled with the bureaucracy in Mr. Bush's State Department.
|
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The year before the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons battled into overtime.
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"It was a fun game to win, the way we battled," Lundqvist said.
|
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Ms. Harris described seeing firefighters who battled blazes as their own homes burned.
|
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Dan, a poet, battled with himself in shops when his depression was severe.
|
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In the 1980s, the big brands battled for dominance in the cola wars.
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The factions battled Vietnamese forces in Cambodia from sanctuaries on the Thai border.
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A listener doesn't have to have battled addiction to appreciate the song's message, though.
|
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She said she battled addiction to cocaine and prostituted herself to support her children.
|
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Like many expecting mothers, Kendra Duggar has battled morning sickness throughout her first pregnancy.
|
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San AntonioYolanda Solar has battled a life-threatening disease for more than three decades.
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The two also battled over a money dispute involving JAY-Z's streaming platform Tidal.
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As a woman who has always battled against her natural hair, that's an accomplishment!
|
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But I've also battled with my weight for years due to an awful diet.
|
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She battled the cold temps by adding a cozy black turtleneck underneath the suit.
|
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She adopted her daughter in March 2017, a decade after she battled breast cancer.
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Until now, Trump had battled his critics via Twitter while defending his trip abroad.
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Rodon wasn't highly efficient — he needed a career-high 122 pitches — but battled hard.
|
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Far-right protesters battled with police in the German city of Chemnitz, in Saxony.
|
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Al-Naimi battled to manage the price of oil throughout his time as minister.
|
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Maryland battled uphill the entire half after missing eight of its first 10 shots.
|
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I've battled an eating disorder that many people have mistook for the same thing.
|
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The Disney Channel alum has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
|
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The internet then battled back against the xenophobia spreading throughout the campaign with humor.
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She too had battled Ewing's sarcoma in her right shoulder starting in January 2013.
|
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East Tennessee State battled just to get to State Farm Center for the game.
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They took place in dark corners of enormous public-housing towers where gangs battled.
|
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Reggie Thomas have battled for months, at candidate forums, interviews and on the airwaves.
|
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So instead, the Kardashians/Jenners and the Wests battled it out ... Donner Party style.
|
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However, the French star battled personal demons, including longtime suicidal ideation and chronic pain.
|
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Are they prepared to sit down with factions that they battled in the 1990s?
|
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The gangs have splintered as they battled over trafficking routes and territory, fueling violence.
|
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At the most recent monthly sale, around 2100,000 bidders battled for 9,855 licence plates.
|
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And they battled over how much they would do to limit co-pay costs.
|
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She battled bulimia in her teens and a vicious cocaine addiction in her 20s.
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The "Stone Cold" singer has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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We had a lot of really good performances, and I really thought we battled.
|
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In terms of votes cast, pro- and anti-EU forces battled to a draw.
|
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Arizona State battled back to get within four on a 3-pointer by Evans.
|
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They battled at night…but y'all couldn't have upped the brightness a little bit?
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The Disney Channel alum has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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"Someone who has battled for us all year," Larkin said during the postgame interview.
|
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Portwood has starred on the reality show since 2009 and has battled with addiction.
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Throughout the campaign, Sanders has battled arguments that he has no chance of winning.
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Suicune, a water-type Legendary Pokémon, can be battled throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
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But life wasn't easy for her, as she battled bipolar disorder, her mother says.
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We're told Stefan had battled bile duct cancer for two years before his death.
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Just a few seasons ago, Brienne battled the Hound in order to protect Arya.
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In essence, you battled your own Grinners and won your agency in the process.
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It's a question that senators on both sides of the aisle have battled over.
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The companies have a history of aggressive advertising as they battled for market share.
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On the "Halftime Report" our experts battled over who will win the breakfast club.
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"It's disappointing, especially when we battled back from a 213-113 deficit," Marchand said.
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De Rivaz was a bulldozer who battled for years to get the contract signed.
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Within those five years she battled an eating disorder and the lawsuit from hell.
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Yes, we won, but Republicans and lobbyists battled us every step of the way.
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Borgas also battled Israel's government over plans to sharply increase taxes on mining companies.
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But Schorpen battled substance abuse and was arrested several times on drug-related charges.
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The BDB is partly made up of fighters who battled the LNA in Benghazi.
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In the old world, trade negotiators battled producers who sought protection from international competition.
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The other battled the odds, saved his wife, and became father to a son.
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His wife Donna Guillaume told CNN he had battled prostate cancer in recent years.
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But BC battled back and went into the break with a 43-32 advantage.
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And in 30 days, firefighters have battled more than 500 blazes, Cal Fire said.
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This isn't the first time Microsoft and Google have battled over browsers or platforms.
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The guys battled and got semi-back into it but too little, too late.
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In school auditoriums and assembly halls, officials battled jammed machines and unusually large crowds.
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According to his brother, Charles Koch, he battled with prostate cancer for 27 years.
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"It was just one of those nights when he battled his control," Yost said.
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Trump's brother battled addiction; he should talk more about it and show some emotion.
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But he battled back to join Jon Rahm and Rickie Fowler at 9-under.
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But it was a bad start and I thought our guys battled back hard.
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The two battled it out in court to decide the terms of their split.
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McConnell battled polio as a child 6900 years before a vaccine was even available.
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Only one fire was deemed major, battled by about 100 firefighters and 2 aircraft.
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We've battled that at different levels for the better part of our whole career.
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We all battled through it and we prevailed and it's time to move on.
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The actor, 41, who battled substance abuse, celebrated 12 years of sobriety in September.
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Manufacturers have painted themselves into a corner as they've battled it out over specs.
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But the Nets battled back and led 98-97 before Batum provided pure magic.
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The Cubs battled back with two runs in the fourth to take the lead.
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For years, the social network has battled with offensive content and extreme political speech.
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"He kept us in the game, and he battled," Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal said.
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The teams battled through a mostly even first half, although the Cornhuskers never trailed.
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In 2014, a scrappy bunch of Kansas City Royals battled into the World Series.
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He and his stepfather battled, and at 15, Mr. Thomas became an emancipated minor.
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Bautista battled injuries in 220, limiting him to 403 games and a .240/.22010/.
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Uber entered Brazil two years later, and the companies have battled each other since.
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That's not to say Congress and the White House haven't battled over congressional inquiries.
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"I've battled," Woods, 43, said after the president fastened the medal around his neck.
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They have both also battled state-aligned paramilitaries throughout Colombia's 51-year internal conflict.
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Before Trump and O'Donnell battled it out in the political sphere, they were acquaintances.
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She galvanized working-class women to fight for suffrage and battled for tenants' rights.
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She battled nightmares: Her rapist was shooting, drowning, stabbing her, lurking under her bed.
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Agholor, who battled flu-like symptoms this week, has 9 catches for 84 yards.
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Lorena and Annika wanted to have kids, and Se Ri battled injuries and burnout.
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Grant also battled depression and had difficulty sustaining relationships — he was married five times.
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Gunfire continued into Thursday night, as soldiers and cartel fighters battled in the streets.
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His running career cratered in the mid-1980s as he battled injuries and depression.
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Agent Rodgers battled cancer and spent tens of thousands of dollars on legal bills.
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Her son, Cannon, battled stage IV neuroblastoma, diagnosed when he was 20 months old.
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Soda wars: Coca-Cola and Pepsi just battled it out at the Super Bowl.
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For a time after returning home, Andrade battled depression and shunned efforts at rehabilitation.
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The last two presidents battled with courts repeatedly over the limits of their power.
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Cornelius, who has battled sepsis twice, started a support group on Facebook for survivors.
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The Celtics battled back behind Tatum, who matched a career high set on Jan.
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The president has battled Democrats in Congress for weeks over his proposed border wall.
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For centuries, formidable interests had battled over the fruitful soils of the Philippine archipelago.
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Marshall, who battled hip and shoulder injuries as the season waned, did not play.
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He and Hamilton battled all season long, each winning multiple victories over the other.
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Since then, she's made a series of insensitive comments as McCain battled brain cancer.
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"I can't say enough about how these guys battled," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.
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For years the plane transported firefighters and smokejumpers who battled forest fires in Montana.
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Vedanta's share price has fallen around 27% as it battled an array of issues.
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The statement says that Zarin, who battled cancer, died Saturday surrounded by his family.
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In the following years, thirteen thousand Ukrainians died as they battled superior Russian forces.
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About 200 firefighters battled the blaze and rescued people with ladders after the explosion.
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As a parliamentarian and a health minister, she battled for the rights of women.
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In fact, Paige battled for 2 more rounds -- throwing punches with the broken arm!!!
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Blake had battled heroin and had just gotten out of rehab ... literally days ago.
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As Senate majority and minority leader, he frequently battled with McConnell on judicial confirmations.
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It battled for supremacy with competitors like ICQ, and messengers from Yahoo and Microsoft MSN.
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I'm proud of my guys, they battled like crazy and came up a little short.
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CEO Elon Musk has battled car dealers, President Trump, and more than a few reporters.
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As he battled to recover in time for Sochi, worse news was yet to come.
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He was admitted into a Vienna hospital and battled pneumonia in an intensive care unit.
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President Trump battled leaks, signed new executive actions and gave a nationalistic speech at CPAC.
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Hurt, who battled pancreatic cancer, died Friday in London according to his agent Charles McDonald.
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Harrison said she had battled illnesses recently but didn&apost specify a cause of death.
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"He battled," said manager Andy Green, who added Chacin was not as sharp as normal.
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Notley credited the efforts of firefighters who battled the out-of-control blaze for days.
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For decades, nations have battled the effects propaganda has on their political systems and populaces.
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They last battled ISIS more than two months ago, killing 16 fighters and capturing 17.
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But Correa battled, taking a close slider for a ball and fouled off two pitches.
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Though American and Iranian commanders battled in tandem against IS, they are now at loggerheads.
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The "Stone Cold" singer has battled addiction, mental illness and an eating disorder for years.
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The teams battled back and forth, with Toronto taking a one-point edge into intermission.
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Among other things, Elon Musk battled the SEC over his now-infamous "funding secured" tweet.
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Their roles switched later in life when Ruth battled first colon and later pancreatic cancer.
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And it's not the only time Trump and Macron have publicly battled in recent days.
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The YPG controls swathes of northern Syria, where it has battled IS for several years.
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Beck had a terrible relationship with her father, who battled addiction issues, before his death.
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The teams battled for the rest of the game before Burnell's miss doomed the Gamecocks.
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The Panthers battled back and were within two, 53-51, with four minutes to play.
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The militias are most active in Mali, which has battled a jihadist insurgency since 2012.
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More than 800 firefighters battled the blaze, which was 10 percent contained, unchanged from Sunday.
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As Ingram battled to safeguard Japan's cherry legacy, the country was succumbing to belligerent nationalism.
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" Meanwhile, Dream's father — who has battled weight gain and depression — is "in a sad state.
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When Battled asked him why, he alleged that Lara responded, "I came to throw down."
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As HowStuffWorks noted, Pedott went up to Canada, battled the men in court, and won.
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The downpour that day was unexpected, as Dubbo had previously battled several year of drought.
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Over the last few years, Rob has been living a reclusive life and battled depression.
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"It was not like in Iraq," he said, where he battled ISIS and its precursors.
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Teege had battled depression all her life and had wondered what was behind her sadness.
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Trump also talked about his late brother Freddy, who battled alcoholism and died at 42.
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Brown, who battled brain cancer for two years, died a few months after the visit.
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Musk and the SEC have battled a number of times over the last several months.
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The companies have a history of aggressive advertising as they have battled for market share.
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"Guys battled hard and (Neuvirth) did a real good job," Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said.
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Savannah put on a tie and battled her anxiety, making her way to the rostrum.
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For decades, the main political parties have battled over the center ground of British politics.
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The flight repeatedly nose-dived as the pilots battled to control the plane, they added.
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While on the Texas team from 1982 through 1987, Rohrer silently battled an identity crisis.
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He chatted with ESPN analyst Bill Walton; their teams battled in the 20133 NBA Finals.
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While Julia Louis-Dreyfus battled breast cancer, her Veep family made sure she kept laughing.
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WWE icon King Kong Bundy, who memorably battled Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania 2, died Monday.
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Gyms held by one of the two rival factions, however, need to be battled for.
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Min faced a more subtle cyberattack as he battled his competitor in the 22019th District.
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Stateside, "Crimes of Grindelwald" has battled the worst reviews yet for a "Harry Potter" entry.
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Bundy battled at times throughout the six innings but still made it through six innings.
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In addition, California and other western states battled major fires, fueled by a historic drought.
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The endorsement race was slower for the 2628 cycle, when Clinton battled with then-Sen.
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The A380 has battled against sluggish sales, squeezed by smaller, more efficient twin-engined jets.
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His family said last week that they were by his side as Ford battled cancer.
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Sure, they battled some late-season injuries, including one to the starting catcher Wilson Ramos.
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Crews battled to keep the flames away from orchards and farms in the rural area.
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See SWNS story SWCAMEL; Passers-by battled for nearly four hours to rescue the camel.
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Gabriel has battled the dark forces of the new Russia before, at great personal cost.
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Interview Magazine revealed the celebrated musician battled alcohol and cocaine addiction for over two decades.
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He has also battled substance abuse issues, which involved a stint in rehab in 2014.
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The California lawmaker has battled the charges, pleading not guilty this week alongside his wife.
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It's disappointing because we battled back and I think we deserved at least a point.
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And we battled — we've been battle-tested, played against a lot of great ball teams.
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Baloo from The Jungle Book was reenvisioned as an air cargo pilot who battled pirates.
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You can see that he had a heart attack, battled carcinoma and suffers from dyslexia.
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PG&E's shut-off order came as firefighters battled fires in Northern and Southern California.
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As a gay dad with a 14 year-old daughter, I've constantly battled these norms.
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He has battled the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly and publicly feuded with Rosie O'Donnell.
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As a German who battled the Nazis, she felt it was her duty to fight.
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Mr. Rahimi said security forces rescued people from the compound as they battled the attackers.
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Ms. Nevins is joining an MTV that has battled its way back from near-irrelevance.
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He regained his title in 463 and battled through three immortal fights against Joe Frazier.
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Twice, people who have battled with cancer wanted to know if I share their struggle.
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Outside, fans without tickets broke down barriers and battled with the police to get inside.
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ARRAS, France (Reuters) - Eleonore Laloux has battled all her life to be treated like others.
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The conflict resulted in a skirmish on December 6, where roughly 200 protesters battled police.
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The Seahawks have battled injuries and personal problems in losing six of eight games since.
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The league and Kaepernick battled over waiver language, media access to the workout, and more.
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Lewandowski reportedly battled with campaign chairman Paul Manafort, troubling Trump's family and other campaign staff.
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The report comes after multiple states have battled over voter registration ahead of heated elections.
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The move places a loyalist atop the intelligence agencies that the president has long battled.
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Firefighters battled huge flames and billowing smoke, pictures on the People's Daily twitter account showed.
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About 160 firefighters battled the blaze, which was brought under control after about two hours.
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"I like the way we battled there in the third," Buffalo coach Dan Bylsma said.
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Don't forget, Jane Jacobs lived, worked, and battled the development of highways in Toronto, too.
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Southern Wisconsin towns battled high waters and a flood warning in effect till Saturday morning.
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She'd battled health problems over the years and was a breast and lung cancer survivor.
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The protesters battled riot police for several intense days amid fears of a bloody clampdown.
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For years an Arab-dominated Islamist government battled rebels from the Christian and animist south.
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Two rival gang factions, known as Risky Road and the Maniac Fours, battled for turf.
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I put myself in good counts, but they battled and made me make some pitches.
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He said his team had battled blazes where entire blocks of homes had been decimated.
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And we both played, played a sport that we love, battled each other, became friends.
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Idlib is the last stronghold of the rebels who have battled Assad's forces for years.
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Gunmen holed up in a nearby house battled security forces for much of the day.
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This time, however, it was Ignatik who battled back after Boltz took the first set.
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All that after Trump and Fox News battled on social media during the primary season.
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They were divorced in 1959, but for six years battled over custody of their son.
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Cole, who battled through health problems in recent years, died of complications from ongoing health issues.
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The singer is currently in remission from breast cancer, which she battled for over six years.
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Just the way he lived his life, the way he battled cancer will long be remembered.
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"We battled," Irving told reporters after scoring 22 of his 25 points in the second half.
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But eyewitness reports said some ballots were charred and others soaked as firefighters battled the blaze.
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The St. Louis prospect battled through a hit and a walk to preserve a Cardinals win.
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" Springsteen, who has openly battled depression for years, calls performing "the trustiest form of self-medication.
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According to MedStar, a standby unit was also sent as response crews battled the large blaze.
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Chapman, 51, died Wednesday after being placed in a medically induced coma while she battled cancer.
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Trump and his surrogates famously battled reporters over the crowd size of his Inauguration Day ceremony.
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I don't think we played the way we can, but it was nice that everyone battled.
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Off screen, she battled diabetes and alcoholism and grief after the death of her only son.
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He battled for position in front of Minnesota's net and redirected the long shot from Keith.
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We're told he succumbed to complications from pneumonia and had battled leukemia for a long time.
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In recent years he has as battled several health setbacks — including a stay in May 2016.
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In the past, Tortorella has battled an addiction to alcohol and issues related to body dysmorphia.
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MLB Team Report - Pittsburgh Pirates - INSIDE PITCH PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates battled back several times Sunday.
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In early 2015, the actress was diagnosed with breast cancer, which she battled for two years.
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Pilots on those two flights had battled an automated flight-control system that was erroneously activated.
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You haven't felt it... you haven't battled death as much and as hard as they have.
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Amazon and eBay have long battled with the issue of fakes, as have Instagram and Etsy.
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According to the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office, responding firefighters battled the blaze, eventually finding Pederson's body.
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In another fight, I battled a swarm of yellow Kirbys, representing the Metroid franchise's X Parasites.
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But in an interview with BBC Radio 4, Hatton says he battled depression after he retired.
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But even after Vancouver battled back, the Blackhawks never allowed the Canucks to maintain the momentum.
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In addition, SeaWorld Orlando said in a statement that Fredi had battled "health issues" since 2011.
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The two clubs battled in a nearly four-hour long 12-6 Rangers' win on Friday.
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"Reagan and Ford battled it out in a contested convention," Cruz told Fox News last Tuesday.
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As unions battled with employers over wage settlements, it was for a time higher than 20%.
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On Monday, as firefighters battled flames at Notre Dame, the safety of the relics was unknown.
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Nadal battled on but every piece of magic he produced was outdone by the Serbian sorcerer.
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I cared for her as she battled a tumor that was creating uncontrollable pain and suffering.
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In the 1970s he joined Pol Pot&aposs Khmer Rouge as it battled to seize power.
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Heenan announced he had throat cancer in 2002 and battled the illness for over a decade.
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They plunged over 40 percent last year when the industry battled extreme weather conditions in Britain.
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She battled bulimia for decades, even as she rose to Hollywood stardom and won two Oscars.
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The raise came as restaurant companies battled weak demand and intense competition, particularly from grocery stores.
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Former world number one Thomas has also battled a wrist problem, though more recently than Wiesberger.
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Bobby had battled throat cancer for more than a decade after announcing his diagnosis in 2002.
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He revealed in his memoir last year that he's battled depression on and off for decades.
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Washington State battled back to cut the deficit to four on a jumper by Viont'e Daniels.
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"It's good we battled back twice to tie it up," Minnesota left winger Thomas Vanek said.
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Why you should care: The EU battled through Brexit with few tangible negative outcomes so far.
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They got a little bit of life there, but I thought we battled to the final.
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Now, in a an interview with Elle UK, Keys reveals she's battled years of skincare struggles.
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Throughout the course of the show, Evans has battled with her mom over custody of Jace.
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Having battled an eating disorder herself, she's been an outspoken advocate for women loving their bodies.
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Swift and Perry battled each other for years, though neither party criticized the other by name.
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Train service during the evening rush hour on Tuesday was halted as firefighters battled the blaze.
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He Battled Depression and Anxiety Miller's mental health struggles often served as inspiration for his lyrics.
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He battled alcohol problems for years, and his friends worried those issues would eventually kill him.
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They also battled one another, sometimes with heavy weapons, such as in the city of Chongqing.
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But Branson's life wasn't always so easy: he battled with dyslexia and struggled badly at school.
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The role was highly personal for Collins, who herself battled the eating disorder as a teenager.
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He has battled the long-lasting injuries from that imprisonment for the rest of his life.
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Even so, Kevin, 10, who battled dyslexia, "was quieter than most of the kids," she says.
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McFarlane battled with Fox News host Tucker Carlson last month over the network's coverage of Trump.
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In both crashes, pilots battled the system that repeatedly pushed the nose of the planes down.
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The events Friday capped a dramatic week during which Kavanaugh battled new allegations of sexual misconduct.
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He has battled injuries throughout his career and has had Tommy John surgery on his elbow.
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The Hokies battled back within 27-25 on a layup by Blackshear with 6:24 remaining.
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Many of them worked to improve Yahoo's search engine as it battled with Alphabet's Google subsidiary.
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More than 80 firefighters battled the blaze, Rouen's mayor, Yvon Robert, said after it was extinguished.
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"Many died, suffered birth defects never before seen and battled cancer from the contamination," he added.
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The gay community has long battled the perception that homosexuality is somehow tied to child molestation.
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The militants struck late Monday and battled security forces for several hours before they were killed.
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The pair battled it out at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, which holds 21,000 people.
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Biles was separated from her mother, who battled drug and alcohol addiction, at an early age.
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Tech Fix Google and Apple have battled each other for years for primacy over mobile users.
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Nicole Vest battled leukemia for two and a half years before she died in February 2015.
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Mase battled real hard for us tonight and he's the reason we got the two points.
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Porter and Combs broke up in 1999 and battled in court over child support for Christian.
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Edwards has long battled substance abuse and completed his most recent stint in rehab in December.
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Still, consumer groups who've battled the industry for years remained skeptical about the industry's real intentions.
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In recent weeks, Trump and Cruz have battled for the allegiance of well-known evangelical leaders.
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So, believe me, I battled with this thing but there are, how can I say this?
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However, the Bengals battled back after Burfict put Roethlisberger out of commission with a thundering sack.
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Some personal news: Recently, I learned the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma I battled in 2009 has returned.
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The twins, who battled Mark Zuckerberg over the founding of Facebook, started buying bitcoin at $9.
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All this before Buttigieg, a massive Star Trek fan, interviewed and battled against Sir Patrick Stewart.
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Yes Bank has battled for months to raise the capital it needs to meet regulatory requirements.
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It failed again Monday as lawmakers battled over specifics on aiding distressed businesses and unemployment protections.
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I have battled the perilously close relationship my weight and self-worth have had since girlhood.
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Allen and Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff battled to a scoreless draw through 4 1/2 innings.
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The difference on Monday was that Fultz, who has battled confidence issues, fought through the struggle.
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Lyles' relatives told news outlets that she had battled mental health issues for the last year.
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He chose roses, Tristan says, laughing, as though his dad hadn't battled them enough in life.
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They battled with the security guards and started throwing rocks through the huge hotel lobby windows.
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And she battled the system alone, without the support of today's collective outrage and hashtag campaigns.
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They called for limited government and battled anything that seemed to threaten Christians' rights and freedoms.
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She battled racist white women who wanted the vote for themselves but not for black women.
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That ranking had slipped as low as 1,199th while he battled various leg and back injuries.
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But those talks have been delayed as the Trump administration battled with China and other nations.
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Some of the country lies below sea level, and for centuries it has battled deadly floods.
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Uber and Lyft have for years battled for customers in the fast-growing ride-hailing business.
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I've battled mental illness most of my life and found running made me calmer and happier.
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Price battled a foot injury early in camp that "set him back a bit," Taylor said.
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It has battled numerous controversies and scandals surrounding children's content over the last couple of years.
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The veteran wide receiver battled with Eric Rowe in coverage, but the ball ultimately fell incomplete.
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Peru battled Denmark every step of the way and are doing the same to France here.
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It has battled Islamic terrorists in the region, including offshoots of Al Qaeda and Boko Haram.
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Both are man-of-the-people nationalists who have battled resistance from their respective security establishments.
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I have writer friends who battled it a long time, and it's not a pretty sight.
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The moderator, Elaine Quijano of CBS News, battled to keep the debate civil against steep odds.
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Tesla has battled through production delays, swinging stock prices and the wild antics of its CEO.
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Inditex's arch rival, Sweden's H&M, has also battled with growing inventories due to slowing sales.
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But, the 27-year-old battled injuries every year after that, and eventually retired last March.
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He once battled U.S. troops and is now the deputy head of the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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When Moscow regional officials battled Ikea over the Swedish retailer's expansion, she took on their case.
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They proposed trillion-dollar investments in infrastructure and battled to drive dark money out of politics.
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US groups helped finance the lobby movement in Ireland as it battled abortion laws, for example.
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He battled back, velocity-wise he started getting a little stronger as the game went along.
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For decades, South Sudanese rebels had battled the better-armed, Arab-dominated central government of Sudan.
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Hopefully tomorrow's not exactly like that, but everybody in here battled and just never said die.
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She battled the oily hair of adolescence with Herbal Essence and Psssst, a groundbreaking dry shampoo.
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Last time the two battled, Mill took almost a week before he released his diss track.
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Tanzania — home to several of Africa's largest cities — would be another country that's never battled Ebola.
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For 18 months, Delta flight attendants say they've battled skin lesions, fatigue, migraines, and hair loss.
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Emergency response crews have battled about a dozen active fires around the state in recent days.
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"They hit a lot of 3s, but we played good and we battled them," LaVine said.
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Justice Ginsburg has battled cancer twice before -- colon cancer in 1999 and pancreatic cancer in 2009.
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The Maoist insurgents, also known as Naxals, have battled a number of state governments for decades.
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Although he battled waves of PTSD after losing his leg, Jukes found solace and relief in nature.
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"I had a break due to injury, and I battled myself the entire time," Wolf tells me.
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And although much closer now, Iran battled out a bloody war with Iraq between 1980 and 1988.
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In 1997, Harrison Ford's President James Marshall battled terrorists on the plane itself in Air Force One.
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With billions of dollars in revenue at stake, banks and retailers have battled nearly constantly in Washington.
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Ginsburg, the second-longest serving justice on the bench, behind Clarence Thomas, has battled recent health woes.
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McCain had previously battled cancer three times, all of which were forms of melanoma, or skin cancer.
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In the past, he has battled cocaine addiction and in 2015 underwent gastric bypass surgery, Reuters reported.
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TCU dictated the pace and battled Baylor the entire way, through 16 lead changes and seven ties.
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The Bears battled back to take a 17-14 lead on a three-point play by Bird.
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Wainwright, who lost on Opening Day in Pittsburgh, battled control issues in a no-decision this time.
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The nation's top lawyers recently battled artificial intelligence in a competition to interpret contracts — and they lost.
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He wins the award following a season in which he battled leukemia but later returned to pitch.
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She thinks he could have gotten a record deal if he hadn't battled an addiction to crack.
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Not the promoters he shot with a t-shirt cannon, nor the many children he's physically battled.
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The defence minister has battled against all sorts of inertia in her bid to modernise the Bundeswehr.
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Some of the greatest players of all time have battled it out on the court for years.
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Louis-Dreyfus has leaned on her husband and children as she's battled breast cancer this past year.
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Political scientists and data journalists have battled for years to supplant fact-free punditry with quantitative rigour.
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The Tigers battled to the end in a wild fourth quarter that featured a combined 40 points.
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David was diagnosed with prostate cancer over two decades ago and has battled the illness ever since.
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She accepted the place of sharia in the legal system of Pakistan, but battled its harsher interpretations.
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But unknown to many, America's TV mom battled heart disease throughout the last decade of her life.
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Turkey and Argentina were among the worst hit as they battled economic crises in their own countries.
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At 3 years old, Bethany Thompson was diagnosed with a brain tumor and battled through radiation treatments.
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He had battled drug addiction and was in prison on drug charges, and his future was uncertain.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has opened up about the times during his life he's battled with depression.
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The intrigue: NAM has battled against various Obama-era emissions regulations such as the Clean Power Plan.
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Property-tax lawyers earned an estimated $280m from tax reductions they battled for between 3703 and 2370.
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The Who's Pete Townshend has also battled the condition, utilizing new technology to continue touring and recording.
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As firefighters battled the blaze, Parisians gathered outside the church Monday night, raising their voices in prayer.
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"Our entire team battled through a lot," Amanda Kessel, Team USA hockey forward told NBC this morning.
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Edwards has long battled substance abuse and completed his most recent stint in rehab in December 2018.
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In recent years, Deutsche Bank has battled a long list of accusations of wrongdoing in financial markets.
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Dewdney had battled brain cancer for 15 months, according to a press release from Penguin Young Readers.
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These are organizations that have battled one other in a bitter war of words and technology visions.
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The '70s teen heartthrob has also battled substance abuse issues, including a stint in rehab in 2014.
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The Kings jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first period before the Blackhawks battled back.
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Over the course of his internment, he was beaten, tortured, starved, and battled recurring bouts of dysentery.
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Chanel told responders Rich had battled opiate addiction in the past but she believed he was clean.
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And then her body was the fight and she battled for decades before that took her too.
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Filda Akumu, 35, whose family was massacred by LRA rebels, battled with trauma after escaping rebel captivity.
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From zombies to tsunamis, humans have battled cruel, inhuman, uncaring forces on cinema screens around the world.
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Peters, 36, has played just two complete games this season as he has battled a quadriceps injury.
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Campers were escorted to a dining hall to wait while firefighters battled flames around them, she said.
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For years, China has battled to curb capital outflows, deploying a series of measures to contain them.
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RHP Jeremy Hellickson battled through a rough first inning to improve to 11-9 on the year.
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In the third period we battled hard but relied on our goalie for the last 15 minutes.
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RHP Jeremy Hellickson battled through a rough first inning to improve to 21953-2500 on the year.
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The US Catholic bishops have also battled a former Trump administration official on DACA in recent days.
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Akihito battled prostate cancer in 2003 and underwent heart surgery in 2012, The New York Times reports.
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Apparently, Kardashian West insisted after the couple's 2½-year-old son Saint battled pneumonia around New Year's.
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Four months ago he beat a field of battled-hardened professionals to win the Western Australian Open.
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Back then, the Nissan Leaf and the Volt battled for relevancy amid criticisms of their very existence.
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She also battled health problems, including dual diagnoses of lung cancer and a brain tumor in 2009.
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Soldiers from the African Union, a continental organization, battled against them, with help from Somali clan militias.
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And in the past 218.6 days, firefighters have battled more than 0003 blazes, Cal Fire said. 2000.
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In 2004, nine Democrats battled in the primaries and one major candidate withdrew before the Iowa caucuses.
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Elliott has had some challenging games, but he has battled hard, made crucial saves and provided stability.
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Raab was speaking to the BBC after a cabinet meeting as May battled to save Brexit blueprint.
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Fighting intensified over the summer, as government forces backed by Russia battled an array of rebel groups.
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But Miami battled back on Cutler's 6-yard touchdown pass to Landry, who beat a safety blitz.
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The outspoken billionaire has repeatedly battled the Union-Leader over its coverage of him this election cycle.
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Syrian and allied forces have since battled to push ISIS from its final holdouts in the city.
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Republicans have increasingly battled the country's largest tech companies, which they claim routinely censor right-wing voices.
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Neubauer is backed by some of the nation's largest unions — many of which battled endlessly with Walker.
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It is a problem past administrations have battled, often controversially by targeting members of the news media.
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Defending champion and world number one Dustin Johnson battled to a 74 after an early triple bogey.
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He was there when the network battled Carlson, who reportedly received $20 million to settle her claims.
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Disney and Comcast, the parent of CNBC, have battled in private over the Fox assets for months.
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As he battled a bad blister on his hand, he was traded to the Dodgers on Aug.
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The two sides have battled over who deserves blame for the shutdown over the last few days.
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The nuclear experts battled to control the situation, but were unable to prevent the accident, Kostyukov said.
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He's battled blazes as an engineer paramedic, a fire captain, a fire marshal and a battalion chief.
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We fought and battled for 40 minutes and we just need to get better from this one.
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But its experiment has battled a harsh headwind: a collapse in the prices of oil and gasoline.
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The Powerpuff Girls have battled a rogue's gallery of evil lab monkeys, hillbilly monsters and androgynous devils.
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The Leafs, playing their third road game in five nights, battled back from a 2-0 deficit.
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Ms. Laurer, who also used the name Chyna Doll, had publicly battled substance abuse problems for years.
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Orioles starter Kevin Gausman battled the Jays through six innings, allowing two runs while scattering 216 hits.
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It said its fighters had battled their way into the hotel after a suicide car bomb attack.
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Since then, he's battled it out with multinational toy companies for shelf space in big box stores.
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The teams battled through two long rain delays, and the game didn't end until 8:34 p.m.
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Sanders has battled injuries in recent years, but in his last fully healthy season, he was WR21.
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In the streets of Chicago, the police and National Guard battled protesters with tear gas and clubs.
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But they have also battled against the Islamic State, which has sought a foothold in the country.
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The hacker, played by Rami Malek, has battled anxiety, a prison stint, drug addictions and sinister corporations.
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Clayton Kershaw has battled to keep up with David Price, but he looks done after seven innings.
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Glass had recently battled with various illnesses, and was an active member in the L.A. Buddhist community.
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But then, for decades, no housing was built, as factions in the neighborhood battled over the project.
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Jamie has battled intestinal issues for nearly a year and was in serious condition late last year.
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Throughout his 213.6s, Lee Baumann said he bounced between idleness and marginal jobs as he battled opioids.
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She also battled crack addiction in the '90s, and after a 1994 OD her kidneys were shot.
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The withdrawal also was a major blow to Omaha Beach's owner, Rick Porter, who recently battled cancer.
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Kaine battled back by pointing out that both Trump and Pence have praised Putin in the past.
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He battled opioid addiction for years, losing his job and custody of his son in the process.
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For his documentary, Mr. Jacoby filmed Mr. Hambleton as he procrastinated and battled with his anxious patrons.
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And that meant that perhaps he wasn't the battled-hardened war hero I wanted him to be.
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The move comes just a few months after government agencies and tech companies battled over user privacy.
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Jon S. Corzine battled the Legislature over raising the sales tax during his first year in office.
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Lately, Rudd, who has battled blisters since early in the expedition, has shown signs of renewed strength.
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During her 22016 weeks of pregnancy, she battled heavy morning sickness, which prevented her from continuing school.
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Why it matters: Social media companies have battled disinformation campaigns from Russia and Iran, among other countries.
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For the second time in a week, Israel and Hamas battled across the Gaza border on Friday.
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They battled in a close divisional race in 1980, and met in a divisional playoff in 1981.
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President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden battled over the government's coronavirus response on Thursday.
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Imus has battled various illnesses over the years, and in 2009 he said he had prostate cancer.
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His father, who came from South Carolina, was a gregarious but wayward man who battled health problems.
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Former world number one Jordan Spieth and defending champion Rickie Fowler both battled to three-over 74s.
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In their fatal dives, both pilots battled MCAS, which repeatedly pushed the nose of the planes down.
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In that time, he battled, among others, the courts, police investigators, PTSD and the challenges of illiteracy.
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The company has battled opposition from green groups since starting work on the project five years ago.
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"I've had it today," said one frustrated traveller as he battled his way through a crowded platform.
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"I've had it today," said one frustrated traveler as he battled his way through a crowded platform.
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In Los Angeles, firefighters battled a blaze that swept through 1163 square miles in the Verdugo Mountains.
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The campaign also spent about $2200 million on legal fees as he's battled back against several charges.
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He battled Achilles and lower-back injuries last season, somewhat disrupting his progress in his sophomore season.
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This season, he has battled through knee soreness, hamstring tightness, sore legs and, now, the thumb injury.
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Los Angeles captured the rebounding battled 50-44, including a 12-6 edge on the offensive end.
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It built an app, trained consumers to download and use it, and battled regulators across the country.
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At the same time, he has battled his own bureaucracy in an attempt to kick-start changes.
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Members of the House Science Committee battled over the validity of climate science during a Wednesday hearing.
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As he often addressed in his music and to his fans, Jarad battled with prescription drug dependency.
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Yet when bodily functions shut down, few of them dug in and battled a condition pronounced terminal.
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He battled the Houthis for a decade in office before he befriended them when out of power.
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On Sunday, some protesters set buses alight and battled stick-wielding policemen on a major thoroughfare nearby.
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Life as an overnight sensation took its toll on Daly, who battled addictions to alcohol and gambling.
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But she appeared unconscious and covered in dust as paramedics battled to revive her at the scene.
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More than 70 firefighters battled the blaze for an hour and a half before it was extinguished.
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But I thought we battled back — we take a point and get ready for the next one.
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I battled with the same cognitive dissonance for all of my life over my relationship with America.
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Jennifer Granholm's husband, Dan Mulhern, battled when she became the state's first female chief executive in 2003.
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Boone Jenner was pressed into action as the second-line center this season but has battled injuries.
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The Bruins went up by 14 before Washington State battled back to cut the deficit to nine.
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He has battled struggles familiar to the hockey culture he grew up in: mental scars, fear, alcoholism.
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Still, the Knicks battled back from double-digit deficits in both halves before the Clippers' finishing surge.
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For much of the past year, though, Huawei has battled a torrent of legal and regulatory troubles.
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Starter Mike Minor battled through 5 2/3 innings for Texas, weaving in and out of trouble.
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Colonial power, patriarchal power, capitalist power must always and everywhere be battled, because they never, ever quit.
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Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova battled past U.S. Open runner-up Madison Keys 7-6(7) 5-7 6-4.
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The male model announced to Becca that his mother has battled "multiple" mental illnesses for his entire life.
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It has since battled to reverse falling sales and profitability, partly due to a clean-up of inventories.
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Salisbury and Ram battled back valiantly to take the second and send the final into a match tiebreaker.
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The little boy battled neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer, and dreamed of one day joining the Army.
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State media said the army had intervened and battled the militants and waged aerial strikes on fleeing militants.
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As the department has grappled with allegations of excessive force, it also has battled a soaring homicide rate.
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Last year, she and Taylor Swift battled in a heated Twitter exchange over MTV Video Music Awards nominations.
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Roberts, too, is a cancer survivor and also battled a rare blood and bone marrow disease years later.
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California teen surfs 2,000 days in a row She's battled storms and illness to keep her streak intact.
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" According to the source, Kardashian — who has battled weight gain and depression — is "still struggling with his health.
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For decades of army battled autonomy-seeking Karen insurgents that sent more than 100,000 villagers fleeing to Thailand.
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Egyptian security forces battled back, and dozens of people died, but the protesters kept on, even more empowered.
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Over the course of the game, I battled the exact same boss at least a half dozen times.
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Over the last several years, Marine leaders have battled persistent accusations that the Corps is hostile to women.
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The Alamo may have ended in disaster, but the Texans regrouped and eventually battled their way to victory.
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He also has become a mentor of sorts to rapper Eminem, who battled an addiction to prescription drugs.
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We tried to ask Doc if he had any advice for Josh Gordon -- who's also battled substance abuse.
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These questions are particularly important at a time when Twitter has battled with policing harassment on its network.
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Since RFRA passed in Congress with bipartisan support, conservative activists have battled in court to expand its scope.
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Omaha led by as many as nine points in the first half before South Dakota State battled back.
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The teams battled through the first eight minutes on even terms before the Hokies made the first hit.
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There were good short trades but in the longer-term, the Aussie has battled higher and retested $0.775.
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The network and the then-34-year-old actress battled it out and consequently the network fired her.
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The couple wed last August and often battled on the show over DeGroot's hesitation to consummate their marriage.
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A firefighter who battled the blaze on Monday said on Tuesday the pipeline appeared to have been punctured.
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Before her death, Hilton and von Anhalt, her mother's ninth husband, frequently battled over Gabor's finances and care.
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This summer, he battled to another Masters-level quarter-final, this time on a hard court in Montreal.
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Working with his father, an immigrant from Lithuania who had battled destitution by browsing and acquiring, was sparky.
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Beth, who battled a stage II throat cancer diagnosis, died at the age of 51 on June 26.
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"One thing he did (that) we've seen him do in the past — he battled," Collins said of Harvey.
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Smaller factions within the party, like libertarians, battled to push their policies to the top of the agenda.
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The teams battled back and forth throughout the first half, which had six ties and six lead changes.
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It became almost impossible to figure out who was saying what as they all battled to be heard.
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The founder of Zarin Fabrics has long battled the disease, first being diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2009.
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Pinkett Smith admitted in May 2018 that she battled an addiction to sex toys when she was younger.
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The mom-of-three, who battled eating disorders growing up, feels better about her appearance than ever before.
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"He battled half his life, and the crazy thing is he was always upbeat and positive," Day said.
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The Cubs battled back with five runs in the bottom of the sixth to go up 93-3.
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In it, Victoria discussed her struggles with body image, and the eating disorder she battled as a teenager.
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"Three phone bidders battled it out," Hansons Auctioneers, the auction house that conducted the sale, tweeted this morning.
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But leading up to the vote, Republicans and Democrats battled over who which party came out on top.
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Shareholders in Retelit have battled for control of the company which owns 12,500 km of fiber-optic cables.
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As the two sides battled in court on Tuesday, Judge Sánchez at times grilled Kramer about his arguments.
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Firefighters first battled the blaze using water from tanker trucks because the area has few hydrants, he said.
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Egyptian security forces have for years battled Islamist insurgents who have attacked Coptic Christians, tourists and security personnel.
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Sessions has worked with people across the aisle and has battled his own party, when he thought necessary.
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Raonic breezed through the opening set and led 3-1 in the second before Serbia's Troicki battled back.
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The Bulldogs battled back, mounting a 12-0 run to tie the game on a jumper by Lewis.
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But we've won as a team, we've battled as a team and now we've lost as a team.
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There were times we were on our heels, but we still stuck together and battled as a group.
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The Tigers battled back and Clark's basket with 3:34 to play moved them to within 71-33.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia have often battled for influence in Lebanon as part of their wider regional rivalry.
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The strangest moment in Pokémon Sun and Moon was when I battled another trainer on my father's grave.
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He battled jealously from other military leaders and numerous navy chief petty officers who resisted his reform efforts.
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Janice had a slew of serious health issues, having battled lupus, cervical cancer -- which she'd beaten -- and meningitis.
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Rye battled a sore right shoulder throughout the TOTO Japan Classic, constantly rubbing it after hitting a shot.
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The Americans adjusted, battled back to win the fourth and were leading the tie-break before going down.
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In the meeting Trump extended an olive branch to some of the companies he had previously battled with.
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As Hello Giggles pointed out, this isn't the first time OITNB has battled it out lip sync style.
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At one point he battled some schlub named Mark Calaway, who'd later find his gimmick as The Undertaker.
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Her relatives revealed in the article that Richardson has battled eating disorders for much of her teen years.
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In 1918, an American Expeditionary Force of 5,000 men landed in northeastern Russia and battled the Red Army.
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Mother and son then left for Los Angeles, where the young Goldstein, a truant at school, battled obesity.
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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon on Monday praised Amazon as the companies battled over competing sales on Prime Day.
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Djokovic had battled late into the night on Saturday to beat Kei Nishikori in a third-set tiebreaker.
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Kuznetsova battled back to take the second set and requested a 10-minute heat break before the decider.
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An army of some 2000,215 firefighters battled the Getty fire Tuesday in a narrow window of slower winds.
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Progressives battled plans to crisscross the city with freeways and opposed urban renewal programs that destroyed black neighborhoods.
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The wildfires across California are being battled by more than 9,600 firefighters, including many from out of state.
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The United States has battled for decades to bring closure and agreement on the creation of two states.
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Airlines have in recent months battled negative publicity over incidents in which Muslim passengers were removed from flights.
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Ms. Surita, 60, who has battled graft charges, said she remained committed to improving life in her city.
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Northern Iowa and North Carolina State (252-251) battled for control of the game's tempo from the start.
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Would Joe Louis have battled Max Schmeling at the 1936 Games in Berlin instead of in Yankee Stadium?
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Much of the violence occurred in Ankara, where different factions of the armed forces battled over government buildings.
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Chris Christie (R), who spoke so eloquently about his friend from law school who unsuccessfully battled opioid addiction.
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The establishment fight continues Clinton and Sanders have battled at previous debates over who is the "establishment" candidate.
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Prospect Park, Brooklyn Anyone who has battled bedbugs knows that the experience can be grueling, expensive and traumatic.
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In the mid-1970s, it battled city plans to raze the family summer home to build a highway.
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In Scotland, firefighters battled through the night to extinguish a large gorse fire on Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh.
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Revolts and civil wars followed each other, as landlords battled rival landlords, using gauchos — mounted cowhands — as soldiers.
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Both have spent aggressively in the past few years as they battled for market share against each other.
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"He's battled this throughout the year, and we tried to manage it," Wizards coach Scott Brooks told reporters.
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Both of his parents battled drug addiction, and his father died unexpectedly of a heart attack in 2002.
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Ms. Koike's immediate predecessor, Yoichi Masuzoe, battled with national Olympic officials over the Tokyo Games' rapidly escalating budget.
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A shaky landing An Airbus A380 battled a strong crosswind while landing at Düsseldorf International Airport in Germany.
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Around 100 firefighters battled the flames by the time the fires were extinguished, according to the Miami Herald.
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First, it is endorsed by notoriously strange bedfellows who have traditionally battled over competing visions for these herds.
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Plato battled drug abuse for years, and was arrested in 1991 for robbing a video store at gunpoint.
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Memphis battled back and put together an 11-0 run, powered by Green, to pull within 82-73.
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Tom Cruise's mother, Mary Lee South -- who in recent years had battled health issues -- died in her sleep.
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Firefighters battled through the night to keep a raging forest fire from reaching foothill neighborhoods in Southern California.
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Democrats and Republicans have battled over the best way to respond to Russian interference in the 2016 elections.
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And, as the show portrays, she defended herself in court as Henry battled to institute divorce in England.
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She says they battled the attacker for 4 hours, and 2 passengers and a crew member were injured.
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And hundreds of Ku Klux Klan members battled police as they burned a cross on Stone Mountain, Georgia.
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She was also his trusted adviser and, in his later years, his caregiver as he battled Alzheimer's disease.
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Aloma Gibbs said being able to watch her son play helped lift her spirits as she battled cancer.
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The strangest moment in Pokémon Sun and Moon was when I battled another trainer on my father's grave.
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Lanyon's current girlfriend was on oral contraceptives for 22015 years, during which she battled depression and mood swings.
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The current violence is the worst since his Sandinista government battled U.S.-backed "Contra" rebels in the 1980s.
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According to a report by The Guardian, Baker had battled a long illness before passing away Saturday morning.
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Maybe it reminds you of your mom or your aunt or your grandma who bravely battled this disease.
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Curry has battled other injuries this season, and he redshirted last season while recovering from a knee injury.
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Selina battled only to end up with the same number of votes that she started the party with.
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Joining Sting as an advisor is Patricia Daly, a nun who battled Exxon Mobil Corp over environmental disclosures.
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Republicans haven't held a contested convention since 1976, when President Gerald Ford battled Ronald Reagan for the nomination.
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Carlos Beltran has battled a sore right hamstring, but Aaron Hicks is the favored option in right field.
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He also did not mention the FBI, which his administration has battled since its first days in office.
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On Wednesday security forces shot five people dead and wounded another 25 as they battled demonstrators in Harare.
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As firefighters battled the blaze, a plume of smoke spewed from the roof of the 68-story structure.
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Since then, the Saudi-led coalition has battled rebels in support of exiled President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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The company did not specify the cause, but Mr. Knussen (NUH-sen) had battled health problems for years.
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Ms. Morris battled frequent frustration, particularly with the damage to her speech, which included impairment of her language.
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He adds ... Renee has battled cancer herself several times, so losing Erin this way hits close to home.
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Like many other magazines, Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Money have battled vanishing advertising revenue and declining circulation.
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Others, he said, are former servicemen who have previously battled Islamic extremists in the Middle East and Afghanistan.
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Pro wrestling legend King Kong Bundy -- who famously battled Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania 2 -- has died, WWE confirms.
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I, unfortunately, can share the firsthand account of what Brittany was enduring as she battled that brain tumor.
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The four contenders battled one another at the front of the field for much of the thrilling finale.
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Since becoming the first trillion-dollar corporation last summer, Apple has battled a souring assessment on Wall Street.
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For years, Ms. DiResta had battled disinformation campaigns, cataloging data on how malicious actors spread fake narratives online.
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She is a 2-time cancer survivor, having battled the disease off and on for nearly 20 years.
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The next year, Ms. Swift battled publicly with Apple over the introduction of Apple Music, Spotify's streaming competitor.
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Liu battled through a tough physical audition for the role, admitting to us she couldn't walk properly after.
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Such disputes should be battled out in the political sphere, department lawyers argued, as they have for years.
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And most significantly, he largely stayed out of the fray as several of his opponents battled one another.
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He projected himself as a man of the people, a Siberian who spoke the truth and battled taboos.
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Rookie left-hander Framber Valdez (3-1) battled his control but lasted long enough to secure a decision.
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The Clippers battled back behind 24 points and 203 rebounds from Harrell, and 24 points from Lou Williams.
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Paris has battled its rodent infestation for centuries, but in 2014, the city waged a "de-ratization" campaign.
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The Bulls battled back in the fourth, cutting a 22-point deficit to eight, but couldn't get closer.
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"All in all, I thought we battled our rear ends off today," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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Weaver, a three-time All-Star, battled health issues since signing with the Padres in the off-season.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump's spirits were frayed in the morning as his lawyer battled in the Manhattan courtroom.
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He wanted to talk about how he'd battled suicidal thoughts earlier in the school year, before the season.
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He has played as many as 161 games in a season, but has also battled recurring leg injuries.
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Out-of-form defending champion Hideki Matsuyama battled to a 72 and fell 10 shots off the pace.
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"Last game of the road trip on a back to back, I thought we battled hard," Reimer said.
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Two groups of humans have just battled, and the victors, having slaughtered the enemy, burst into raucous cheers.
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The former lawyer spent years caring for his mother as she battled a brain tumor before her passing.
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In Silicon Valley, where women have often battled hostile workplaces, many companies were eager to demonstrate their support.
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In the '70s and '80s, Mr. Imus led a rock-star life and battled alcoholism and cocaine addiction.
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African Americans have long battled misguided stereotypes about their fondness for fried chicken, watermelon and certain other foods.
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Perez was also hit from behind by Toro Rosso's Kvyat, who was penalized by stewards, but battled back.
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Nadal, who battled a virus on Sunday, needed 53 minutes to complete the victory on a blustery day.
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Franklin, who had battled undisclosed health issues in recent years, had in 2017 announced her retirement from touring.
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Perry battled drug addiction on and off throughout the series' run and eventually opened his own rehab facility.
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The seven kingdoms were actual kingdoms who battled each other instead of having one king over them all.
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The teams battled back and forth through a tight first quarter that ended in a 29-29 tie.
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We've put ourselves in tough situations, some of which we've battled out of and some which we haven't.
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In many grands prix, overtaking happened only behind the Mercedes drivers as others battled for the minor places.
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In Bargo, a small town about 100 kilometers (62 miles) southwest of Sydney, firefighters battled another additional fires.
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