Whether that's an infertility struggle, a weight loss struggle, a financial struggle, or a relationship struggle, everyone is going through something.
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"Sometimes I feel we can&apost catch a break for anything, it&aposs like struggle after struggle after struggle," Delarosa said.
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My menu will teach the struggle without feeling the struggle.
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Lancelot's struggle replicates in miniature Arthur's struggle with the state.
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That's a struggle, and it's a struggle for my wife.
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Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it is the struggle of a lifetime.
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The struggle is the same struggle just like every other hood.
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It's both an inner struggle, and implicitly, it's an outward struggle.
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We all need something to struggle against and to struggle for.
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A struggle for the presidency As Venezuelans struggle on, Maduro and Juan Guaido, the self-declared interim president, struggle for control of the country.
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They make artists that would ordinarily struggle a little, struggle a lot.
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We are involved in a struggle, and it is a tough struggle.
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Some parents struggle with finding child care over the summer, some parents struggle with paying for child care over the summer, and some struggle with both.
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Instead, it's a dense movie about family, community, internal struggle, and external struggle.
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That's the struggle, the struggle that people have is between their two yous.
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That's something we struggle with still; we struggle to have a normal relationship.
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The struggle to sell paintings collides with the struggle to remain avant-garde.
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For him, the struggle—a Darwinian struggle, at the level of ideas—continues.
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" Mr. Molala said he was more interested in "economic struggle" than in "political struggle.
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The struggle in the abortion debate is, in many ways, a struggle over language.
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Our struggle is not for Baghdadi, our struggle against the infidels is for Allah.
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The struggle for goodness and decency is an eternal struggle, not a seasonal one.
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The point is in the struggle, and it's in that struggle where Carmichael thrives.
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I wish it wasn't a struggle, but it is a struggle to find a balance.
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Hylton accurately and undramatically presents the essence of the creative struggle and the human struggle.
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We all struggle with finances, with kids, with spouses, some people struggle with the Patriots.
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As in Baldwin, the struggle of the writing dovetails with the struggle of the race.
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She'd talk about existence and her struggle finding her voice, and her struggle with loss.
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As creators struggle to stay on top of an ever-changing platform, many struggle with burnout.
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Personal struggle: In her most candid interview ever, May spoke about her struggle to have children.
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Older adults who struggle with dementia do often struggle with both motor control and behavioral control.
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Our struggle is a struggle of non-violence, it is a peaceful act of civil disobedience.
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I was not going to write about a struggle with cancer because it was no struggle.
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Some people struggle with processing faces and others struggle to access faces that they have processed.
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"We honestly believe that there was a struggle on the floor, and that struggle was a struggle for a gun and that shots were fired during that struggle, and our client didn't fire any of those shots," Mr. Stella said of the episode in the green room.
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"The second half, it's been a struggle, and it was a struggle tonight for him," Girardi said.
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Wider struggle The battle for Seven Sisters is part of a wider struggle for respect and recognition.
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But there is a leadership struggle, or there will be a leadership struggle in the Republican Party.
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PB: For me, my struggle — and it's a joyous struggle — is that I don't have a subject.
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You have aged out of the struggle just in time for the struggle to be done with you.
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The struggle against climate change is, in part, going to be a struggle against oil and gas companies.
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Struggle is part of life but it is coming together in the struggle that gives us our strength.
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So his struggle to answer wasn't BS — it was a struggle because there isn't a clear-cut answer.
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The wrestling between the two men signified a larger, enduring struggle between the monarch's ceaseless struggle for power.
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But while Buttigieg will struggle with building national name recognition, voters will likely struggle with pronouncing his name.
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"Some of the struggle that I have passed through — George Weah has passed through that struggle," he said.
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You see that the struggle of the family was struggle for social justice that was collaborative and collective.
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It's OK to see the beauty of that struggle and how it's not all struggle all the time.
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At that time, the struggle for freedom, democracy, human rights were all classified as radical struggle or terrorism.
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Two families struggle against social norms as they struggle to build their dreams in the post-WWII South.
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So I'm interested in what we struggle toward and how we struggle toward our humanity in every case.
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This is a struggle to save personal and collective memories and histories, and therefore a struggle for our lives.
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For while the struggle for the nomination is over, the struggle for the soul of the party is not.
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The Labyrinth is very dangerous and it makes the characters struggle, and that struggle is what builds the narrative.
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Why do you think, in America especially, people didn't understand you talking about collective struggle opposed to individual struggle?
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But in truth I was also looking for something much simpler: company in the struggle — not just the struggle to live without alcohol but the struggle to find a voice that didn't depend on its thrall.
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It has been a struggle getting him there, but no different from the same sort of struggle in other households.
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When they make a struggle it is an heroic struggle with starvation, death, or imprisonment the penalty if they lose.
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People think that the biggest struggle leaving prison is the psychological one, but it's the financial struggle that's a killer.
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Crucially, animal rights activists have to stop comparing the struggle of animals to the struggle of black people in America.
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My dad's struggle and the struggle of his parents were now rubbing off on me at such a young age.
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As homeowners in Houston struggle to dry out and rebuild, they may also struggle to make payments on their mortgages.
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The message was clear: The struggle against the pipeline was part of the same struggle against alcoholism, suicide and abuse.
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"If you struggle to get employees or they are problematic, you might struggle to grow the lawn business," says Ginty.
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It does not contradict the political struggle, but supplements it and paves the way for the political struggle to develop.
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While women in America struggle (to try) to have it all, women in South Korea really struggle to have it all.
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If you have that oblivious coworker who doesn't know your struggle, then is the question: Why aren't you articulating your struggle.
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He wanted to shift the black civil rights struggle to a human rights struggle, which elevates it to an international concern.
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"There is a political struggle there for sure, and there is also a struggle over government policy," she told CNBC Friday.
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It's also about the struggle to work out who you are, and the ways in which that struggle can manifest itself.
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"We started the struggle and we are about to end the struggle in 2017," Nablah Washington, a Weah supporter, told Reuters.
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Sarsour proclaimed that her struggle as a Muslim and a Palestinian was bound in the struggle of black people in America.
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With complex struggle and counter-struggle swirling around the club, the reality is that its future is now in serious doubt.
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In addition to a struggle between the two parties, a struggle has emerged between the two wings of the Democratic Party.
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It is an archetypical framing more than a specific political context; Pierre's struggle could be any struggle, the Regency any authority.
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Sharp's major contribution was to demonstrate that nonviolent struggle is not only effective, it's superior to armed struggle in most circumstances.
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Black dramatizes the struggle to enunciate, a struggle he wins at the price of abrading the inner workings of his voicebox.
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When it's a struggle to write something, the odds are pretty good it's also going to be a struggle to read it.
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That word -- Vezo -- is taken to mean "at struggle with the sea," and residents of Nosy Andragnombala define themselves by that struggle.
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"Election days come and go, but the struggle continue to create a government" that is fully representative, "that struggle continue," Sanders said.
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Events may require the use of military force, but it's also a philosophical struggle, like our long struggle in the Cold War.
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As China and the United States struggle to reach a trade deal, the war of words also reflects a broader geopolitical struggle.
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"There are too many Cubans who get up every day and struggle and struggle, and that's it," she said in an interview.
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And his struggle is not merely his own — it is the struggle of Major Taylor, Jack Johnson, Craig Hodges and Muhammad Ali.
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"Freedom is a constant struggle," Angela Davis has said, and in this collection Mehra is unafraid to struggle for her own liberty.
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She had no right to be commenting on the struggle of Black Americans, nor did she represent the struggle of Muslims or Syrians.
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Sure, there were years of struggle but at the end of that struggle there was a baby — so it was all worth it.
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She believes it firmly, in part because she knows what a struggle it has been, and she understands the struggle is not over.
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"She believes it firmly, in part because she knows what a struggle it has been and she understands the struggle is not over."
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I am obsessed with putting characters onstage who struggle with, and against, cascading world events — and who are changed forever through that struggle.
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That struggle also has winners and losers, and its penultimate phase was the struggle between property owners (the bourgeoisie) and workers (the proletariat).
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We remain in a struggle to fight racism, a struggle all the tougher because racism has gone underground or hides its true intentions.
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After an on-and-off struggle with breast cancer, former Beverly Hills, 90210 actress Shannen Doherty revealed her struggle isn't nearly over yet.
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No matter how futile the struggle to live may turn out to be, Beckett always revels in the very fact of that struggle.
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Day-to-day work and day-to-day struggle operate in complete awareness of the larger African-American experience of work and struggle.
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"We've seen the struggle, and we know that most American families are dealing with some sort of struggle like we are," Jill Biden said.
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Indigenous womanism seeks to emancipate entire Indigenous communities, including men, believing deeply that the struggle of our men is our struggle as a people.
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No sign of struggle Szczesniak said there were no signs of forced entry or a struggle, indicating Kingston may have surprised Annese and Hutchinson.
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We are an imperfect union, to say the least, but our struggle is the world's struggle and when we fail, the world takes notice.
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"Unless they have a succession plan already in place, they're going to struggle, and a services business will drift as they struggle," he said.
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At all educational levels, students struggle to make career decisions and educators struggle to provide advice due to poor information on labor market trends.
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Sophia from Maryland wants to be free of struggle: In my opinion, happiness can also be defined of the lack of struggle in life.
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I have indicated in the past that I thought the crucial struggle was a class struggle, using class in a very broadly defined sense.
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It is worth a struggle to access, Schjeldahl argued; perhaps the struggle, the precarious intimacy of the experience, makes worthwhile art shine even more.
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Obviously when things get difficult, great art comes out of that because it reflects a struggle, or it gives people release from the struggle.
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The struggle is gory and usually people die, but at least both antagonists can acknowledge the life-or-death struggle in which they are participating.
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But for me, this project is about the parallel between the daily struggle to survive and the wider struggle for survival as a human species.
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As I made my way through my first workout, Tonal could automatically tell that I was on the struggle bus headed further into struggle town.
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When people on Medicaid struggle, they struggle from lack of resources -- that's not a problem cutting $800 billion to $1.4 trillion is going to solve.
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The struggle of Kennedy to strike a balance on the court is deeply reflective of the struggle of this country over the last 30 years.
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In Celia Paul, that struggle, the struggle to retain power over the things that have happened to her, has been a fight to the death.
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It's well known that startups founded by women struggle to raise venture capital, but even the rare exceptions struggle to keep pace with male peers.
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"), Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany ("I'm going to write a memoir about this struggle, and call it 'My Struggle' – what would that be in German?
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All four central characters struggle to reconcile the expectations that the world imposes on them with the internal selves they discover through heartbreak and struggle.
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It is "The Roots of Urban Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem," not the "The Roots of Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem."
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Yet, he is still a reflection of them — of Mr. McCraney's struggle to be seen, of Mr. Jenkins's struggle to feel worthy of being loved.
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A power struggle with a roommate or family member—or perhaps an internal struggle about self-discipline or boundaries—will come up early this evening.
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Nationalist Croats trace the struggle for independence, in part, back to the struggle of academics in the 1960s who claimed that Croatian was a separate language.
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Bendis told me he wanted to write a story about Morales's struggle with balancing his life, but also his struggle with making a name for himself.
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" The document says, "Hamas does not wage a struggle against the Jews because they are Jewish but wages a struggle against the Zionists who occupy Palestine.
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But it's important to recognize that our struggle is not a struggle that lasts a few days or a few weeks or even a few years.
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Many of the figures in the portraits were key to Russia's struggle to find a unique identity between east and west, a struggle which continues today.
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" She couldn't help but see the faces of the people she loves "who struggle with opening up or struggle with substance abuse or depression or anxiety.
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It got him a book deal and turned him into a spokesman for the industry's struggle with substance abuse, even as he continued to struggle himself.
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But until then, playing music of any kind is still a real struggle in Cuba, but not a spiritual or existential struggle, nor a metaphorical one.
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The West's one-sided focus on the struggle for democracy abroad made Western advisers shy away from discussing the ongoing struggle for power within democracies themselves.
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It was important for a nation that identified itself with populist struggle to keep the memory of that struggle burning, and art was on the job.
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In a third piece, a Muslim Brother interprets jihad as a broadly inclusive but violent struggle against tyranny — implying a struggle against the current Egyptian government.
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He told me I could continue, but I could see the struggle in his eyes; the struggle between not wanting to hurt my feelings and growing up.
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"It actually just gave me more insight to the struggle that our kids face — the real struggle that they have being in an urban community," he said.
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Loving someone with a substance use disorder is agonizing as you struggle to find treatment, unsure of where to go, and struggle with relapses, recovery and shame.
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"Hamas does not wage a struggle against the Jews because they are Jewish, but wages a struggle against the Zionists who occupy Palestine," the new document states.
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Meanwhile, they stand at the forefront of a current struggle for recognition of their suffering — a struggle in which world public opinion has a role to play.
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"The challenges and the thoughts that people struggle with about hoarding aren't really different than the thoughts that the rest of us struggle with," Dr. Osborne said.
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The second — and equally powerful one — is a narrative of not just one woman's struggle to be taken seriously, but the struggle of all women to do so.
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Meanwhile, back home, the president's team continued to struggle with the politics of tax reform and Trump continued to struggle with the task of managing his own team.
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As the lungs struggle to distribute oxygen to the bloodstream, patients experience worsening coughs and shortness of breath as the brain and other vital organs struggle for nutrients.
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A struggle with dyslexia may have given him his switched-up stage name, but penning heartfelt and admissive hip-hop is something this musician definitely doesn't struggle with.
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Hollywood showers these struggle narratives with the highly coveted critical acclaim… It is not that slavery and struggle narratives shouldn't be shared but these narratives are not enough anymore.
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"The struggle of the LGBT community has been very similar to the struggle of Muslims, and in fact the LGBT community has been very supportive of Muslims," Bagby said.
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What sustains us in any competition are the moments of interiority when the competition vanishes; what sustains us in any struggle are the moments when we forget the struggle.
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Let me assure you, the individuals who frequent those stores often struggle to make ends meet, but they don't need the government to make that struggle even more difficult.
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" Pence went on to further rail against the Maduro regime, saying, "the struggle in Venezuela is between dictatorship and democracy, the struggle in Venezuela is between socialism and freedom.
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You'd certainly struggle to tell the difference between an iPhone X and XS, just as you would struggle to differentiate between an iPhone 6 and a 6S on first glance.
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Frankly, I've been very fortunate in that I haven't had to struggle with what a lot of women have had to struggle with, and I don't take that for granted.
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But it is uniquely damaging and reckless as the world continues the struggle to control this disease, a struggle that will require the free flow of reliable news and information.
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It was Harvard's first commencement for black graduate students, and many of the speakers talked about a different, more personal kind of struggle, the struggle to be black at Harvard.
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"But I do struggle, having gone through it a couple of times now … with the idea of our legal system — I struggle with that on kind of a feminist level."
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"I mean, you'd be an idiot not to put it together that I like women who can struggle, and win the struggle, and get out of their situations," she said.
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"One avenue of thought is that if it wasn't a struggle, and we have found no signs of a struggle, then maybe it was someone she was familiar with," Mortvedt explains.
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"One avenue of thought is that if it wasn't a struggle, and we have found no signs of a struggle, then maybe it was someone she was familiar with," Mortvedt said.
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"One avenue of thought is that if it wasn't a struggle, and we have found no signs of a struggle, then maybe it was someone she was familiar with," he said.
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The struggle isn't just that I want to escape reality—I've always had that struggle—but now I have a hard time seeing why I wouldn't at least let myself try.
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The move is the latest by the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) to ease lenders' struggle with a mounting pile of bad debt as borrowers struggle with the slowing economic growth.
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Police initially said that independent witnesses saw or heard "a struggle of some sort" before hearing "loud bangs," but Stawinski said Tuesday night the reports of a struggle were not corroborated.
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Over all, the results showed that about 21 percent of lawyers qualify as problem drinkers, while 28 percent struggle with mild or more serious depression and 19 percent struggle with anxiety.
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The question, then, is whether you believe that people's attitudes can be transformed through common struggle or you think that psychological transformation needs to happen before that struggle can take place.
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" "Struggle doesn't happen without a context or a trajectory.
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" "I don't struggle going on; I enjoy going on.
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The Phillies continue to struggle in the clutch, hitting .
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Leaving turned out to be a huge struggle — again.
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Still, many defectors -- like Han -- struggle to find employment.
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To those who have read Rich's previous work, the recurring themes of these 18 stories will be familiar: the struggle of creative ambition against the reality of one's limitations; the struggle of both rejecting and identifying with a religious tradition; the struggle of the selfish and bratty trying not to be so selfish or bratty.
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In type three power struggle crises ( "power struggle" is my term, not theirs, but it's clearer than "type three"), each side has a real argument that it's obeying and the other isn't.
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In type three power struggle crises ("power struggle" is my term, not theirs, but it's clearer than "type three"), each side has a real argument that it's obeying and the other isn't.
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"One avenue of thought is that if it wasn't a struggle, and we have found no signs of a struggle, then maybe it was someone she was familiar with," Mortvedt told PEOPLE.
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When I read about her struggle to unlearn what her parents had taught her, I kept thinking of my own struggle to undo all the brainwashing I grew up with in China.
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Episode-by-episode, we've zeroed-in on simmering displays of struggle—crazy folk in woods, crazy dudes in mansions, crazy white dudes in fraternities—Earn and fam were passengers to that struggle.
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I think one of the moments of moral clarity [in the United States] was when the Jewish community here supported the struggle of Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights struggle.
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Relatively sparsely populated areas struggle with the closings of rural hospitals, leaving large geographic areas underserved, while urban areas have a high concentration of large hospitals, many of which struggle with overcrowding.
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In the score, the struggle with the awesome power of a black hole — "the ultimate power struggle," Ms. Thorvaldsdottir called it — comes through in mounting tension among the strings, percussion and winds.
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A struggle to cross over, a struggle to remain More than a million Syrians have taken refuge in Lebanon, straining the resources of a country with a population of around six million.
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By bringing us in, however, they opened the door to grassroots movements connected to the following strands of struggle: Indigenous Struggle, Free Palestine, Black Liberation, Global Wage Workers, De-Gentrification, and many more.
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The Boston Marathon will ask participants to show identification, however, a struggle for some trans and non-binary folks who struggle to have their government IDs changed to reflect their accurate gender identities.
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"The automotive sector will go through a major change in the next decade ... We support your struggle because it is our struggle," Georg Leutert, a director at Industrial Global Union, told the workers.
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Whatever their reasons or political differences, virtually all black Republicans agreed that the struggle against disfranchisement, segregation and discrimination (a struggle they believed the federal government had a legitimate role in) came first.
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To enjoy us even and not to be intimidated and to be with us in this struggle, which is a once in a moment's struggle, which we find ourselves in right now. Yeah.
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The reward is equal to the struggle because the reward is the struggle; overcoming the challenge of being a big target with limited mobility is the flaw that makes the strength feel real.
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The Minnesota Democrat addressed her father's own struggle with alcoholism during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, including the fact that her father still attends Alcoholics Anonymous as age 90 to combat his struggle.
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In America, the struggle for Asian Americans is often one of assimilation, of being seen as American, a struggle made even more difficult by the xenophobic undercurrent informing the nation's current political climate.
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Like Walker, female founders today still struggle to secure funding.
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Heligoland: Britain, Germany and the Struggle for the North Sea.
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The Islamic Enlightenment: The Modern Struggle Between Faith and Reason.
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And in a circuit where we struggle, we were there.
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Now their struggle to stay together is wearing them out.
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Go deeper: U.S. military threat looms over Venezuela's power struggle
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And that struggle hasn't necessarily gotten easier as an actress.
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Rocket Internet isn't alone to struggle in Southeast Asia, though.
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Many analysts expect a fierce and litigious struggle for power.
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However, getting others to understand their concept was a struggle.
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Robin's struggle as a single mother echoed her mother's experience.
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BF helps me struggle with last night's crossword some more.
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To say this came without struggle would be a lie.
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I tried hard to leave her personal struggle very ambiguous.
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As many know from experience, iOS 11 really did struggle.
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I hope to use a bookshop to struggle against them.
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But authorities struggle to protect the often remote logging sites.
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Parents watch in another room and giggle at the struggle.
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This is a struggle for the survival of our nation.
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"We've had this struggle for years," Cayne, 45, tells PEOPLE.
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The band of misfits struggle to excel in their classes.
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However, the truth is that poor parents struggle to afford,
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Humans already struggle to prove their worth picking big stocks.
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Release from detention is just the beginning of their struggle.
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The political and policy stakes in this struggle are enormous.
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Right now the struggle for freedom and justice is real.
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I struggle with the idea of where I fit in.
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But feeling like a neighborhood will be the real struggle.
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I remember that struggle too well ($37.81 plus $11 tip).
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Let's not forget that he was born in the struggle.
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He succumbed to his life long struggle with bipolar disorder.
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Just getting myself to a workout was quite a struggle.
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Everyone is different, and everyone has their story, their struggle.
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We also cannot afford to fall into a factional struggle.
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Thankfully, this little guy is worth every second of struggle.
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"A lot of the guys here struggle socially," says Mandeli.
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In it she talks about her own struggle with addiction.
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Experts suggested the government will struggle to effect meaningful change.
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It's a struggle that Everett Worthington knows all too well.
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I struggle out of bed and through my morning routine.
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Did we struggle a few years ago in our marriage?
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Struggle for Liberty, as Time magazine dubbed it; and The
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"That was a really big struggle for me," she says.
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I struggle mightily to understand them, even in nonromantic contexts.
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"We struggle against failure," is how Ms Mifak puts it.
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Difficult deals are always going to struggle in late August.
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AI will make this struggle a thing of the past.
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Others struggle to hear cicadas over the hum of machinery.
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Other CRISPR systems struggle to get into the double digits.
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Bed head Struggle to fall asleep in a strange place?
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But on the family planning side, the Skaggses still struggle.
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Accept the status quo of struggle and rot and addiction.
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But politicians struggle to reshape public spending along such lines.
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Tully is such an inclusive, generous version of the struggle.
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" "I obsessively studied his every success, and his every struggle.
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Tartakovsky and the animators make every struggle feel viscerally real.
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And, like many challenges, the struggle got easier with time.
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And I saw him struggle to do his own business.
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Meanwhile small, independent pubs struggle to compete with the chains.
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The struggle for human rights has become mainstream and universal.
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Recovery is still a struggle, but I've made significant progress.
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The Venezuela conflict has fed into a wider geopolitical struggle.
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It was a struggle at times to reach this point.
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He globalized our struggle to end the war in Vietnam.
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" —katiem4493674a4 "I struggle with anxiety of how others see me.
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It's been a struggle every day not to be negative.
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The armed struggle was, for the most part, a failure.
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Kaitlyn: In the books, Theon's internal struggle isn't very nuanced.
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St. Louis made a yeoman's struggle to keep the Rams.
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Stadium financing has always been a struggle for St. Louis.
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But sleeping well without waking up sporadically is a struggle.
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The pay demands come as employers struggle to find workers.
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It's this struggle, however, that's also a well of strength.
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There are entrepreneurs who struggle to start one successful company.
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Well, that and laughing at each other's struggle and misfortune.
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The biggest struggle is just motivating myself to get there.
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The comedian isn't the only celebrity to struggle with balance.
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I add a big tip because I know the struggle!
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Are activists from ethnic minorities engaged in armed struggle silenced?
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So the stakes are high and the struggle is real.
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I don't want to struggle and be the shining example.
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Patients stare off or struggle with the simplest of tasks.
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But he may struggle to get the 2019 budget approved.
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Some Thais worry that a lasting power struggle is brewing.
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No one knows the struggle unless you've been through it.
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A struggle here is not a good sign for him.
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With interest rates near zero, policymakers would struggle to respond.
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"Attorneys struggle to have access to their clients," she said.
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Dreams are realized through struggle, hard work, and incredible persistence.
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I've had a struggle, going on and off the medications.
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Amanda (Cooke) is going through a struggle of her own.
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"There are lots of things I struggle with," Burns says.
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Still, teaching an old app new tricks is a struggle.
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Even Starbucks would struggle to match that level of personalisation.
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"It's a struggle, but it s our life," says Dee.
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Her struggle with bulimia also put strain on their relationship.
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It would be hilarious to see him struggle keeping clean.
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Several yoga students managed to escape during the ensuing struggle.
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Generally, she expected to uncover stories of discrimination, hardship, struggle.
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What compelled you to open up about that struggle now?
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"We struggle when there is no water," says Ms Mlityalwa.
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We struggle even articulating our own style, nevertheless someone else's.
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Hence, the very real struggle to accurately describe these ... things.
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His political religious vision elides struggle and, in turn, victory.
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Despite her mother's support, Amelia continued to struggle in school.
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Problem: Health systems struggle with patient logistics inside the hospital.
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Now the classrooms struggle with frequent blackouts and water cuts.
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Every Black woman's hair struggle while working out is different.
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As the cold bites, the industry may struggle to cope.
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Now more will struggle to trade their way to riches.
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Those on low incomes struggle to budget over long periods.
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LHP Eric O'Flaherty continues to struggle in his situational role.
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He notes that even rich European countries struggle with it.
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But Israeli analysts thought he would struggle to play politics.
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But when it comes to developing talent, it's a struggle.
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What we're seeing is the gamification of a social struggle.
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Those who do venture out struggle in the high snow.
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Instead, it unintentionally exposes SoundCloud's continuing struggle with copyright management.
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We struggle with daycare and worry about paying for retirement.
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It participated in the struggle for independence in the 4403s.
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Rarely has the power struggle inside Iran been more exposed.
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Their civic function depends not on philanthropy but on struggle.
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If my death is a struggle, let's invoke Thomas' poem.
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One of the survivors tells CNN of his desperate struggle.
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Not a bad way to ironically address Allen's aforementioned struggle.
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Or is it just more of a local power struggle?
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This has been a problem for leftists to struggle with.
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European Union officials struggle to cope with the growing crisis.
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"It's going to continue to be a struggle," he said.
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Instead, we all struggle with fear and discouragement at times.
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Football players are known to struggle with life after football.
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Even combined, Deutsche and Commerzbank would struggle for elbow room.
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His first lesson was tocar y luchar, play and struggle.
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Lots of jobs have physical aspects that robots struggle with.
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They struggle to obtain the support and treatment they need.
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But the struggle to make the dress work was real.
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Today, members of Congress struggle to grasp how Facebook works.
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Struggle is a huge part of what unites Black people.
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Infertility is not the only struggle the couple has faced.
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Fergie is getting honest about her struggle with drug addiction.
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The acne struggle is real, even for the PLL star.
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They could even be connected with an inner Cossack struggle.
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In Richard Browning's world, struggle is a prerequisite for success.
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But first, the Democrats struggle to make socialism sexy again.
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The opening chords of "For David…" struggle through the speakers.
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But amidst the struggle, there is beauty to be found.
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"Many people really struggle with [the transportation loans]," said Dench.
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The struggle women endured to earn the right to vote.
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Supporters say he was the victim of a power struggle.
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"The truce is over, what's coming is struggle," said Torrealba.
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The struggle between the sexes is at a boiling point.
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That's proof that I understand what it's like to struggle.
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The continuous struggle to simply feel safe to be yourself.
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We're not teachers, but we can identify with their struggle.
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The couple seems destined to remain in this struggle indefinitely.
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How do you make it less of a constant struggle?
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After a struggle, the 2 men hightail it outta there.
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None of this has been accomplished without struggle, or course.
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But while individual companies may struggle, such micromobility isn't doomed.
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And that's what it was about, it was a struggle.
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Do the women who leave struggle with shaking the mindset?
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Long struggle Kiobel was not a plaintiff in that suit.
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However, Oxxo continued to struggle with costs of handling cash.
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The struggle has drawn international concern with thousands reported dead.
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Many mothers and fathers struggle to balance family and careers.
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But that struggle plays out in a number of ways.
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He was arrested after a "violent struggle," according to police.
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Kopp's struggle with bulimia started when she was a teenager.
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The struggle was real and, sadly, it didn't work out.
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And, her struggle is something many women will relate to.
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There is no middle ground in the struggle against slavery.
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Something that Carl would struggle with, both physically and mentally.
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Her relationship status also played a role in the struggle.
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And I have the liberty to struggle in that direction.
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"It was a struggle to play three rounds," she said.
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And you'll be there for them when they struggle too.
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The struggle continues when Season 27 arrives on Oct. 7.
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The struggle is real and we've all been through it.
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Students who graduate with large amounts of debt struggle mightily.
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Without fresh money, Athens will struggle to repay its creditors.
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However, rural areas could still struggle to hit that benchmark.
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The power struggle between these two has definitely amped up.
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It's my desperate struggle and effort to live that way.
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Loving parents and siblings struggle to know how to help.
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It was just a struggle from the first inning on.
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Asked to offer reassurance without straying into overreaction, governments struggle.
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This relatively simple idea radically changed perceptions of the struggle.
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Google is rectifying the asymmetric nature of its struggle vs.
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The daily struggle of getting dressed for work is real.
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The Egyptian bureaucracy would anyway struggle to enact radical change.
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The emotion of the photos mirrors Bahbah's own personal struggle.
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There's an Indigenous queen, deposed during a struggle for ascension.
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Any Mexican president might struggle to react to Mr Trump.
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Anderson in particular appeared to struggle with her erotic props.
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It's a problem most working people I know struggle with.
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I'm going to struggle for the rest of my life.
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We mourn and pray and struggle through the hardships -- together.
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Technology companies are always going to struggle with social problems.
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Tanghal: I constantly struggle with trying to find that balance.
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I also think that struggle and organizing are also joys.
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Earlier this year, word of an internal struggle leaked out.
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However, aid agencies often struggle to reach people in need.
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Particularly for lighting, I struggle with how shadows are cast.
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Universities could struggle to recruit foreign and mainland Chinese students.
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His struggle for freedom is a figure for male pain.
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The national struggle over gun control continued to play out.
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"The Struggle Is About Class Against Class," read one billboard.
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All 10 companies faced an uphill struggle at some point.
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For writers like Jane, the struggle is only half real.
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About a third struggle with hunger, homelessness and housing instability.
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Employers may struggle to tell which job candidates are best.
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Our struggle to protest these brutalities is still going on.
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A declaration of love shouldn't be a coded power struggle.
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"I used to struggle with working in fashion," Puttick admitted.
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America and the EU struggle to cope with these tactics.
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FRANKFURT/HAMBURG (Reuters) - A power struggle erupted on Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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The hardest part of the struggle, these days, is providing
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Opinion Why we don't like what we struggle to categorize.
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When we struggle to categorize something, we like it less.
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Alas, they will struggle to find a place to live.
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"I see the turmoil, I see the struggle," she said.
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Brazil's struggle over President Dilma Rousseff grew yet more chaotic.
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But Hamas rejected the offer, vowing to continue its struggle.
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"It was a painful struggle climbing onto it," she recalled.
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Getting them to talk about their struggle is very important.
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Prosecutors contended there was little physical evidence of a struggle.
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Like you, I struggle to find meaning, to find love.
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The rapper was shot after a brief struggle, authorities said.
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But it's not true: even successful people struggle with confidence.
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Many struggle, and about half still fail within five years.
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Without enough doctors, many patients struggle to secure timely appointments.
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Still, producers of narco fiction do struggle with this question.
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You see the struggle, the missteps and the harrowing transitions.
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Existing virtual currencies have continued to struggle with security problems.
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The PSF would struggle to respond cohesively to such events.
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My partner and I routinely struggle with what to watch.
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Community schools can struggle to fund their services over time.
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Here's what you need to know: • Democrats struggle to unify.
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His father died after a lengthy struggle with Alzheimer's disease.
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Why should cancer patients struggle financially, despite their major contributions?
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Many patients continue to suffer, struggle and lead unhappy lives.
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"That is to say, it is a very long struggle."
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In my experience, most asylum seekers struggle to support themselves.
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That has led to an ongoing neighborhood and municipal struggle.
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The last major guerrilla struggle in Latin America is over.
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So it's good to, I think, have a little struggle.
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At every stage of business, women struggle to get financing.
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Instead, something else threatens to: his struggle on extra points.
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There are moments in "My Struggle: Book Five" that drag.
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They struggle to maintain relationships and are terrified of abandonment.
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Even then, many kids will struggle to overcome developmental setbacks.
|
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The rebels may struggle to form a common front, though.
|
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Lady Gaga has been a vocal ally during Kesha's struggle.
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Struggle to reinvent city Ferguson is small -- roughly 20,000 residents.
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My life hasn't been filled with sorrow and deep struggle.
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There's a sense of spiritual purification of oneself through struggle.
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"Armed struggle was the order of the day," he said.
|
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We know it's not going to be an easy struggle.
|
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This struggle was complicated by how much Atlas admired Bellow.
|
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By Arrieta's standards, it was a bit of a struggle.
|
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"I'll just be honest, it's been a struggle," she said.
|
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We went to demonstrate Green Party solidarity with their struggle.
|
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I notice the struggle embedded in income and wealth disparity.
|
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Large groups, by contrast, struggle from the free rider problem.
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Those without friends and relatives outside the country can struggle.
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Still, patients can struggle with fertility issues and other troubles.
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"That's a struggle of life for these communities," she says.
|
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We have a struggle that can't be seen, only felt.
|
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Some of the young kids struggle finding their own identities.
|
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But let's be clear: The struggle is far from over.
|
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We don't tell the story of struggle or failure enough.
|
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The extent of my struggle known to very, very few.
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"We all struggle with shampoo bottles at home," Bhushan said.
|
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And some people struggle with performance anxiety and stage fright.
|
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It makes sense that I struggle to accept my body.
|
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"That's still a struggle that we're under," eMTee told me.
|
|
They were just, real life going through struggle, you know?
|
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That compression is a galvanizing struggle that feeds my creativity.
|
|
But the central struggle of Divines is economic, not political.
|
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There was evidence of struggle: She had not submitted easily.
|
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I guess I feel like I struggle with that myself.
|
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Residents say they struggle to see a future for themselves.
|
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The struggle is real, for the Kardashian men at least.
|
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I'm still struggling and know I will continue to struggle.
|
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Getting that struggle on record was a victory for me.
|
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It tells stories about the human condition, stories about struggle.
|
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I've never had to struggle against gender or racial inequality.
|
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The area where Whittaker could struggle is along the fence.
|
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I know lots of parents who struggle with this balance.
|
|
Sanders acknowledged that white Americans struggle with poverty as well.
|
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Just determining who has the virus has been a struggle.
|
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They're more likely to struggle with poverty and social isolation.
|
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I struggle to get a sense of who they are.
|
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U.S. luxury in particular will struggle unless designers reinvent themselves.
|
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But getting people to do so has been a struggle.
|
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The class struggle culminates in a single, clean, knockout punch.
|
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"For my community, it is a big struggle," she said.
|
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We have always understood this struggle to have global implications.
|
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Analysts struggle to identify concessions made by the other side.
|
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Other aspects of its lifelong counterterrorism struggle are largely absent.
|
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Someone who could understand my struggle and set an example.
|
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This intraparty struggle will not be resolved on the merits.
|
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The struggle is to maintain whatever idea you have yourself.
|
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It's essential to keep familiarizing yourself with histories of struggle.
|
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Even with the existing options, people struggle to quit smoking.
|
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I know your struggle, Mini Mom, because it's also mine.
|
|
But many voters struggle with its ethical and moral perplexities.
|
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RICHARDSON It's a struggle that I deal with every day.
|
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Republican women still struggle more than Democratic women in primaries.
|
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From the start, they found solidarity in their mutual struggle.
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No doubt, it's gonna be a struggle ... for those tassels!
|
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I struggle with how to work with men like this.
|
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How that struggle is resolved will determine the nation's future.
|
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Old soldiers in the civil rights struggle were also buried.
|
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Beyond the biggest companies, it is more of a struggle.
|
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He talked about his own story of struggle and resilience.
|
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Fortunately, it's also a struggle that has now been joined.
|
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Why it could struggle: The Witch is a horror movie.
|
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The main story arc concerns Slow Magic's struggle against Magic!
|
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There's a power struggle in Hidalgo County, specifically in Edinburg.
|
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A year later, Gandhi resumed the struggle against the British.
|
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Inside the struggle millions of Americans go through to vote.
|
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I do not want to see them struggle for air.
|
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It's a struggle, but it's also therapeutic and can heal.
|
|
In the rest of the stories, characters struggle to connect.
|
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Mr. Rycharski faces a struggle to change attitudes in Poland.
|
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We grow together, loving within the struggle of our bond.
|
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"There's not gonna be a struggle at all," LaVar said.
|
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" He continued, "Living is a journey; living is a struggle.
|
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The two men had been locked in a long struggle.
|
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THE EVANGELICALS: The Struggle to Shape America, by Frances FitzGerald.
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I struggle with falling asleep, especially after a stressful workday.
|
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Both teams continue to struggle to put an attack together.
|
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It's been a long struggle, and rarely an easy one.
|
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Translation makes my struggle with Spanish seem natural, even tender.
|
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But I'm not ashamed to admit that it's a struggle.
|
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Any more than this, and your body starts to struggle.
|
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His Trump is a visible struggle between ego and id.
|
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The Atlanta Falcons continue to struggle to hold onto leads.
|
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In Norway, stores struggle to keep chessboards on their shelves.
|
|
But what if the Lakers struggle to a slow start?
|
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"I struggle with some of the same things," she says.
|
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Admitting your struggle is the first step in finding healing.
|
|
My next Apple product would show signs of the struggle.
|
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But, like we said, a lot of teams will struggle.
|
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However, they may also struggle to navigate the corporate environment.
|
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Thank you to all educators who participated in this struggle.
|
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And for kids who struggle with behavior, they can backfire.
|
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For example, do you struggle to get out of bed?
|
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This struggle hinders compromise, slowing the transition toward cleaner energy.
|
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Many students across the country struggle under massive college debt.
|
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Food was a constant struggle, and this news didn't help.
|
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People here struggle for words to explain how it feels.
|
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There's at least a shared national sense of the struggle.
|
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But his struggle is also a response to external events.
|
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Lots of people struggle with depression without ever considering suicide.
|
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In St. Louis, meanwhile, attracting women has been a struggle.
|
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Blue Apron has continued to struggle since the reverse split.
|
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Startups often struggle to create a narrative that stands out.
|
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The struggle between humanity and the machine is not new.
|
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At times this game was a huge struggle for me.
|
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I struggle daily with food shaming myself and my weight.
|
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Michael could feel the man's resigned horror, the hopeless struggle.
|
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Go deeper: Pentagon may struggle to contain ISIS in Syria
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Someone, somewhere, is getting the results we struggle to achieve.
|
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But the struggle between two nations is not really over.
|
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Investigators struggle when dirty money is held in several countries.
|
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That will be the struggle of the next few years.
|
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"It's been a struggle for me," she told Ms. Ahola.
|
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According to Feeding America, 46 million Americans struggle with hunger.
|
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"It was a struggle all day for us," Kenseth said.
|
|
This struggle is long in the making, and as Sen.
|
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Jikan sang of and from the longing in this struggle.
|
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His main struggle will be to bolster the legislature's relevance.
|
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In the United States, the struggle continues a century on.
|
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PTSD sufferers can struggle with anxiety, sleeplessness, flashbacks and anger.
|
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But no one ever gives up power without a struggle.
|
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After a lifetime of struggle, Johnson's time has come. Finally.
|
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The struggle will be long, and it will be difficult.
|
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Even David got a slingshot in his struggle against Goliath.
|
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He has linked L.G.B.T.Q. rights to the civil rights struggle.
|
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Not feeling well at times is a big struggle too.
|
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But they can struggle to discuss problems that crop up.
|
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America was locked in a struggle for its very existence.
|
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Others struggle with succession planning, just as family businesses do.
|
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"In the early seventies, it was a struggle," said Reichert.
|
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Today it is full of messages of struggle and support.
|
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The struggle between the right and the left has intensified.
|
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How could I have not picked up on his struggle?
|
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He said Sanders will struggle with Jewish voters in Florida.
|
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Patients with these cancers sometimes struggle to get appropriate treatment.
|
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In September, the struggle will only take on more life.
|
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Farms, which underpin our rural communities, face the same struggle.
|
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And it was a tough, tough struggle, you know that.
|
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Today's civil rights struggle is mainly over freedom of religion.
|
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This is especially important as retailers struggle and shutter stores.
|
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That struggle is also hampered by environmental degradation, analysts said.
|
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Bongiovanni said there was a struggle after Hollins resisted arrest.
|
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Selling each new book, Gordon tells us, was a struggle.
|
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What you can do well, someone else may struggle with.
|
|
Millions of people struggle with various forms of mental illness.
|
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Meanwhile, despite solid macroeconomic numbers, ordinary people struggle to survive.
|
|
Social platforms continue to struggle with disinformation and its consequences.
|
|
This is something that Bowers & Wilkins' headphones sometimes struggle with.
|
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THE EVANGELICALSThe Struggle to Shape America By Frances FitzGerald Illustrated.
|
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We did not struggle to put food on the table.
|
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She must struggle to remain silent during her painful contractions.
|
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Danske will struggle to convince anyone it was completely oblivious.
|
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And I wrote the book to speak to that struggle.
|
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However, many people struggle to learn the local language, Chinese.
|
|
Fellow Christmas Day release, Sony's "Holmes & Watson," continues to struggle.
|
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But it's a dazzler in how it portrays that struggle.
|
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Meanwhile, Democrats may struggle to keep their caucus on side.
|
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There's a lot of things that people still struggle with.
|
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When he finds it, both struggle to contain their emotions.
|
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A number of the school's teams struggle to remain competitive.
|
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Even royals struggle to get the perfect Christmas card photo.
|
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She knows where I struggle and need help and assistance.
|
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Social and cultural changes never come about without a struggle.
|
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"It's simply a continuation of internal political struggle," Putin said.
|
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It also hints at a struggle to recruit top talent.
|
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Google's struggle with how to handle internal complaints isn't new.
|
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It is nothing more than a political struggle for power.
|
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The rest of the Atlanta offense, though, continues to struggle.
|
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The Raiders' defense will struggle to get off the field.
|
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I have no question that peaceful struggle is the way.
|
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She also referenced her struggle with gender inequality in business.
|
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Throughout all of this, there were periods of murderous struggle.
|
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"I struggle with that concept," Ferriola told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
|
|
Bannon and Cohn have reportedly been in a power struggle.
|
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The spirit of the struggle session is all over Twitter.
|
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But they struggle to help patients with greater medical needs.
|
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Instead, it has all become a bit of a struggle.
|
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But he admits that many don't actually struggle with it.
|
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The Daily: Today's episode discusses the power struggle in Venezuela.
|
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Shares have lost 69% this year as oil prices struggle.
|
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But they may struggle to survive in an altered habitat.
|
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Several described their struggle as intergenerational as well as political.
|
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I didn't struggle with it until late in my 20s.
|
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Real people struggle with push-ups — they are rarely perfect.
|
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Trump did not just struggle with Maria; he failed miserably.
|
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Hundreds at once, however, might be more of a struggle.
|
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But coaxing them into discussing their problems is a struggle.
|
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"He said, 'Now we're not going to struggle,'" she said.
|
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So the struggle for Jo Cox's legacy has already begun.
|
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That is something Auburn will struggle to do without Okeke.
|
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Until you do, it's going to be a constant struggle.
|
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Scorpios struggle to talk about money, even with financial planners.
|
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He doesn't mention corporations, or anything relating to class struggle.
|
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Frequently, however, it's a struggle to compile a complete history.
|
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Getting over my fear of needles was the real struggle.
|
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You've taken on issues around white privilege and black struggle.
|
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As a fighter, she saw power in an armed struggle.
|
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They have to challenge the player to doubt, argue, struggle.
|
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The brewers are already facing an uphill struggle in India.
|
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But getting to that place has always been the struggle.
|
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However her powers of persuasion still struggle to convince some.
|
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They struggle with income inequality, housing inequality, and educational inequality.
|
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Perhaps Jeff Bezos gets the struggle better than anyone else.
|
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The market will struggle until we get clarity on this.
|
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I appreciated the complexity both Gaga and Cooper brought to their roles, and particularly the sensitivity with which Cooper overlaid his character's struggle with addiction with his struggle to prove his manhood to himself.
|
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It was a struggle to become efficient with a single character—all of whom were stylistically standalone from fighting game clichés, largely unlike stereotypical ninjas and wrestlers—but struggle on we did, I did.
|
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One question Bennett poses, and that Swiderski and AITF attempt to answer, is: how might art offer salve for those who struggle with human interface in institutional spaces that struggle to cultivate authentic communion?
|
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But in order to talk about a struggle like the LGBT struggle for onscreen representation and do it justice, you have to understand and acknowledge the past and the pioneers who came before you.
|
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Christian groups in the US had also long championed the cause of the South Sudanese, seeing their struggle against the Muslim government in the north as a fundamental struggle against the Muslim oppression of Christians.
|
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It offers two layers of metaphor: The arena fighting game is a metaphor for political struggle in the fictional world; the struggle in the fictional world is a metaphor for our real-world political struggles.
|
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The larger challenges may be social and cultural, as girls struggle to find opportunities and acceptance in a traditional boys' sport, and boys struggle with the social consequences of being struck out by a girl.
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There is an ongoing struggle, then, for cultural as well as economic resources, within rapidly transforming metropolitan-urban centers — just as there is a struggle for broader forms of power between regions and between countries.
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Rating But just like the characters in The Ring franchise, who struggle to outlast the fate that comes for them after seven days, Rings is locked in an inevitable struggle against the passage of time.
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Debt-burdened individuals or those with inconsistent or tight cash flow can not only struggle to get credit loan approval when buying a home but also struggle to satisfy monthly mortgage payments even after purchase.
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Christian groups in the US had also long championed the cause of the South Sudanese, framing their struggle against the Muslim government in the North as a fundamental struggle against the Muslim oppression of Christians.
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"This is for my country, for the Filipino people, for our struggle, for the struggle of humanity," the 57-year-old said as he accepted the Golden Lion award for his black-and-white movie.
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I began to see that for the Vietnamese the long struggle against the French, and now the Americans, had blended into one, and that the anticolonial struggle was more important than Communism or anti-Communism.
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In office, Mrs Lam will struggle to break with this legacy.
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Tchaikovsky's struggle with his homosexuality helped create music of agonizing longing.
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And doctors struggle to communicate with mothers who speak little English.
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Speakers from distant regions can struggle to understand each other's dialects.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - A power struggle over Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) (GMKN.
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When did you realize it was going to be a struggle?
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Why will China struggle to end organ harvesting from executed prisoners?
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Even the most committed cops can struggle to build a case.
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But these past four years, it has truly been a struggle.
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While smartwatches struggle, fitness trackers still remain the most popular wearable.
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She would struggle in today's world to bring them up properly.
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The fun is in the struggle with a problem that resists.
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And if the struggle taught her anything, it's to keep going.
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There were signs of a struggle and property damage, police said.
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I find that struggle and wisdom usually fall hand in hand.
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We set each other free, and people really struggle with that.
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Reagan also nursed her husband throughout his struggle with Alzheimer's disease.
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Another struggle for McDonald's this quarter was its late-night menu.
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Tom has tremendous courage for bringing his own struggle to light.
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It's entirely typical for the president's party to struggle down ballot.
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Our patriots prevailed, but the struggle for freedom didn't end there.
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The struggle for neutral pronouns reared at other times as well.
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Any more than that, and you're likely to struggle with repayment.
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Watch: Joe Biden on the Struggle to End Violence Against Women
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The struggle of finding the perfect Mother's Day gift is real.
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Transgender children often struggle with depression and suicidal thoughts, she said.
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Nobody else in the industry seemed to struggle with eating enough.
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I salute brothers like him that were born in the struggle.
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While Atlas doing backflips is full-tilt insane, humanoids still struggle.
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For the most part, they struggle to see a distant point.
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Each time my struggle was invalidated, it felt like a cut.
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My mixes are sonic representations of my life and my struggle.
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"We can't allow this to devolve into factional struggle," he said.
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Novel touches on the struggle to fit in with other SAHMs.
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People with ALS are understandably more likely to struggle with depression.
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That struggle, in fact, may have been what triggered the coup.
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It's all about various perspectives in the struggle for self worth.
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This 13th century infographic is called the Wheel of Moral Struggle.
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However, start-ups can struggle to scale up on their own.
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Reform requires resilience, struggle and better information on our everyday realities.
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Their struggle was highlighted in the documentary Indie Game: The Movie.
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The same person who lacks volume may also struggle with frizz.
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Gridlock has become common and transit systems struggle to keep pace.
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Perhaps it was OK to struggle, in this and other endeavors.
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Congress continues to struggle with completing its hefty to-do list.
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There's an ongoing struggle for women in music to be heard.
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It's a struggle to get connected in Pyongyang as Will noted.
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PERINO: Yes, well, actually, the truth is -- TYRUS: Would you struggle?
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"It was a bit of a struggle today," the American said.
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And with smartwatches, consumers struggle to find a reason to buy.
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He also said used-car seller Carmax's stock could struggle ahead.
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But superheroes struggle to address the political ascendancy of reactionary authoritarianism.
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But even Apple and Google still struggle to perfect their systems.
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Communication is still the biggest struggle for me, especially in bed.
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People can sometimes struggle to connect with their partner during sex.
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These are people who will struggle to clear such bureaucratic hurdles.
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It's gotten better since, but it's still something I struggle with.
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My wife was always stronger than I was through the struggle.
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If elected, Mr Trump would struggle to fulfil half his promises.
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It's a constant struggle, even if the battle is seemingly over.
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Many performers struggle with the kind of attention that fame brings.
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"My Struggle" just keeps coming at you, much as life does.
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But how much of their struggle is due to bad luck?
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But the struggle will not only be inside the Socialist Party.
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Some of them had bruising, indicating a struggle with their assailants.
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" "The Orlando tragedy is nothing new in terms of queer struggle.
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I grew up in Bangladesh and struggle with New York weather.
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César Chávez, who led the struggle, passed through the area frequently.
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But they are locked in a struggle with the old guard.
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It would be a struggle to pass it, but it's passable.
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During that time, making my student loan payments were a struggle.
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South African paralegals trace their origins to the anti-apartheid struggle.
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Almost all had lost a son or daughter to the struggle.
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But in its struggle for profitability, Deutsche is far from alone.
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As the lamest of ducks, she will struggle to achieve anything.
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It's an ongoing struggle, but I feel like it's getting better.
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Japan has an elaborate service culture, which machines struggle to replicate.
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Warfare is expensive, and citizens in tyrannies struggle to organise uprisings.
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Mr Trump, though, may struggle to get the proposal through Congress.
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JS: I think the struggle for sustainability in the App Store.
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It was a struggle just to wake up in the morning.
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And for me, there's always been a beauty in that struggle.
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Getting kids excited about brushing their teeth can be a struggle.
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But educators struggle to spot bullying, let alone to stop it.
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The publications have been through a public and protracted power struggle.
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Rather than ducking the struggle of ideas, liberals should relish it.
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Poor countries struggle with the emigration of nurses for greener pastures.
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Many women struggle in silence, not even knowing they have it.
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Life for the JAMs is more of a struggle than ever.
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" In this book, you struggle to adopt the identity of "mother.
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In the struggle that followed, the husband sustained fatal knife wounds.
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"It's a struggle for women," she told the entertainment news outlet.
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This is a shared struggle for women across the major religions.
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A "colossal struggle" ensued before she could escape, Carroll, 75, wrote.
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To a certain extent, I still kind of struggle with it.
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Fewer new companies are being started, and many struggle to grow.
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Superhero comics are going through such a diversity struggle right now.
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Yash Nelapati saw this struggle up close as Pinterest's first employee.
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PEOPLE use money every day and yet struggle to understand it.
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The Paul video is just the latest manifestation of that struggle.
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Transgender people, however, struggle more than gay people to be understood.
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Children who turn up tired and hungry struggle to pay attention.
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"The struggle is real!" wrote one user, adding a pizza emoji.
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Sorel praised violence as a necessary tool of the class struggle.
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Algorithmic bias Even so, Silicon Valley companies still struggle with diversity.
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Yet among both electorates the deal may struggle to win acceptance.
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Mr Sentsov's plight is a reminder that the struggle goes on.
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We really struggle with culture, with sports, with New York City.
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But they also both have processors that struggle on big tasks.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are locked in a regional power struggle.
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Those in Asia struggle to drum up interest in the sport.
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Why has the fight for liberal broadcasting been such a struggle?
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But that's the only thing that's ever a struggle at all.
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Only a few know of the long struggle that was required.
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I'm really not a morning person, so it's always a struggle.
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Britain also continues to struggle to produce successful middle-sized companies.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Start-up founders know the struggle.
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Men, who make up two-thirds of asylum applicants, struggle disproportionately.
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The scene in Weimar sums up the party's struggle for distinctiveness.
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Jack grabbed it, a struggle ensued, and the gun went off.
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Japan's deflationary bent reflects a struggle to live up to them.
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Job gains are slowing as employers struggle to find skilled workers.
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Those are the worst kind of rights; the struggle from within.
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They struggle with accents that differ from standard British or American.
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Even finding a landlord to rent to him was a struggle.
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But, at Envision, everything you struggle with results in a reward.
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Nursing homes already struggle to provide enough staffing for basic care.
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And infertility is not the only struggle the couple has faced.
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They also often struggle to manage applications across a hybrid infrastructure.
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Kendall Jenner is getting real about her "debilitating" struggle with acne.
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Access to timely, quality mental health services can be a struggle.
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I struggle to see where Russia has conformed to this agreement.
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The problem, she says, is that people struggle to understand intersectionality.
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They R on the frontline of the struggle against climate change.
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On recent form, the party will struggle whatever route it chooses.
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Threads isn't a movie about humanity's ability to struggle and survive.
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Being open is an unspoken invitation for pain, struggle, and adversity.
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It's not in my DNA and I struggle in those situations.
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But there's comfort in seeing others go through that same struggle.
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But if I am well enough, I will continue the struggle.
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There will be a struggle between Palang Pracharat and the opposition.
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Inspired by Dukale's struggle to survive, Jackman founded Laughing Man Coffee.
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In fact, control seems to be something most moms struggle with.
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Figuring out portions for one person can be a struggle sometimes.
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At all events, the stage is set for a critical struggle.
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But Gilchrist's story choices weren't the only reasons for Nancy's struggle.
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Without its financial backing, Lebanon will struggle to stave off bankruptcy.
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Midoriya's struggle is to become a hero and All Might's successor.
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"I'm tired of struggle, I feel broken," she told the affiliate.
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But the psychological toll, the PTSD, that struggle doesn't go away.
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But I still struggle to figure out what it really means.
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To us, we were the underdogs and we had to struggle.
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Among the topics it covered was Cheney's struggle with his health.
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There's also a universality in the internal struggle Buttigieg is describing.
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"I had fear immediately when we began to struggle," she says.
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But Kyriakos Mitsotakis, ND's leader, may struggle to form a coalition.
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The struggle with his family was a crippling blow, he said.
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But it's been a history of struggle from the very beginning.
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It is a struggle that Noor has known all too well.
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We get to watch him struggle, and then grow from it.
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Then, once all that's over, comes the New Year's Ever struggle.
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She began to have stomach spasms and to struggle more academically.
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I have so many amazing students who struggle emotionally and academically.
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The justices appeared to struggle with how to resolve the case.
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Paris Jackson has had a long struggle with her mental health.
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Most countries would struggle to copy the Irish system in full.
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What type of responsibility, what time of union is our struggle?
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I go to work and struggle to feel engaged and ambitious.
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Boston University alum Olivia Culpo remembers the struggle of shower shoes.
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La La Anthony hasn't been shy about her struggle with psoriasis.
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I'm a 30G, so bra shopping tends to be a struggle.
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Mr Malpass may therefore struggle to impose himself on the bank.
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There's a lot of struggle and pain that comes with it.
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I think ultimately until oil bottoms, stocks are going to struggle.
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Their victims usually died within minutes, but not without a struggle.
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"Libyans should meet to overcome this struggle for power," Serraj said.
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Hayley Kiyoko's biggest struggle as a musician was getting an opportunity.
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Many blockchain projects struggle to process a high volume of transactions.
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" Even the most advanced conversational interfaces struggle with "natural language understanding.
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However, the data shows they could struggle to meet these targets.
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In many ways, this is the question that animates My Struggle.
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In general, companies struggle to hold mergers together during lengthy litigation.
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I'm one of those people, but I struggle with the terminology.
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So it was a struggle for me to know the lyrics.
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We struggle with self esteem and live our social lives online.
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In other words, Hozoji carries the legacy of that multigenerational struggle.
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Through this struggle, however, I found the strength to love myself.
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Venezuelans struggle to afford scarce food and medicine under soaring inflation.
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The rule is simple, but I struggle with the proper punishment.
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Fake news remains an ongoing struggle for the social media giant.
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Meanwhile, actually closing and opening its display is a constant struggle.
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Carmakers would struggle to find alternatives if it suddenly stopped producing.
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They'll struggle greatly, and humans will outperform them—by a lot.
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His mom says the hard work and struggle was worth it.
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They relocate to Washington but struggle to adapt to city life.
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It is useful to understand how marginalized communities continue to struggle.
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You feel sympathy for her, because you can see her struggle.
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But Mr Bloomberg would also struggle to run as a Democrat.
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It's going to be an uphill struggle for you, isn't it?
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Chandler's frustrating struggle to translate his sense of humor into text?
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If she could help others in one struggle, why not another?
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Did you ever struggle to hold the camera to the refugees?
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But it may struggle to do so while the economy deleverages.
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Who would you kill in a power struggle for tribe authority?
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It's still a journey and struggle for me to be out.
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"My struggle is not in weight loss," she said on Today.
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And it causes students to perform worse academically and struggle socially.
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We're told there was no struggle over who'd keep the ring.
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That's what needs to stay in your mind throughout any struggle.
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And it's just a struggle that I'm learning to cope with.
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Many Americans struggle with medical bills even before reaching the max.
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Criminals and people who are mentally ill, so that struggle continues.
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Events headlined by Clinton often struggle to get equivalent media attention.
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In the end, Carr says the struggle will make him better.
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I struggle to recognize the faces of people close to me.
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He put up a struggle, and they fought on the bridge.
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It's a struggle to depolarize this country's conversation on climate change.
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They just watched me struggle to get him out… as asked.
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In it he tells his supporters to keep up their struggle.
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Global trade is also sluggish; something that economists struggle to understand.
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And even now, Lincoln, the homegrown luxury division, continues to struggle.
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I prefer to not showcase my skin struggle for the public.
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Venezuela's looming struggle is largely about the answer to that question.
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Yeah, the age gap thing has been a struggle at times.
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The show is basically a reboot about the struggle of rebooting.
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A physical struggle ensued as police removed Gaines from the car.
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Each year, millions of Americans will struggle to conceive a child.
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Kathryn Hahn narrates the struggle of a half-time bathroom break.
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The struggle for control has also drawn the scrutiny of regulators.
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And in many ways, I still struggle to continue to blossom.
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In death, he became a symbol of Myanmar's struggle for independence.
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Kathleen Golding's weight loss struggle started when she was very young.
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Manchester United have continued to struggle under their new elder statesman.
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That's a struggle that women in any industry can relate to.
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The struggle in addiction, for me, started at 45 years old.
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Residents become dependent on Prime as local retailers struggle to compete.
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I am shocked at how many people struggle with hair issues.
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These entrepreneurs struggle with regulations in their own countries, Collison said.
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But the financial struggle stayed with him his whole life. Totally.
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"Calling for armed struggle—it was my dream," she told me.
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Many Aries individuals struggle to finish the big projects they start.
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The U.S. also can be helpful in Colombia's struggle for reconciliation.
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Today, she says life is easier—there's less struggle, more joy.
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And a candidate like Mr Trump would struggle in, say, 2024.
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It can be a struggle to hold those two facts together.
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Forget the people, he says, this lot struggle to rule themselves.
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Unfortunately today you will struggle to get your hands on Rokid.
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Rourke said Shanann's body bore no signs of a violent struggle.
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Upward of 30 percent still struggle to pay [their] medical bills.
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When it comes to keeping avocados fresh, the struggle is real.
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So official awareness days can feel disconnected from my daily struggle.
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But while most Londoners struggle, some are thriving, in particular homeowners.
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The company continues to struggle with executive departures and damaging exposés.
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Some officials complained about the struggle of dealing with the issue.
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After so much struggle, grandfather fell ill, and things got bad.
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That means Vantiv would struggle to justify a more generous offer.
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A struggle ensued, the lieutenant said, with deputies eventually handcuffing Robinson.
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She had a head wound and bruised wrists, suggesting a struggle.
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Mormonism isn't alone in its struggle to expand in this century.
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It is a catastrophe for our struggle and for our life.
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Although some Puerto Ricans here are bilingual, many struggle with English.
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"It can be a bit of a struggle," Mr. Short said.
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Advertisers struggle to measure consumers' shift to streaming and digital video.
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I think we have enough struggle; I'd rather keep it positive.
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She had a history of struggle, [she embodied] a social movement.
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Facial recognition technology is known to struggle to recognize black faces.
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But they may struggle to find housebuyers as consumer confidence dwindles.
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Is it an artistic struggle trying to cater to their experiences?
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Without it, Tierra del Fuego's electronics firms would struggle much harder.
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The Long War is both a kinetic and an ideological struggle.
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Everything good that ever happened in our country happened through struggle.
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I don't struggle with that as a matter of public policy.
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But we are on vacation, from life and from struggle both.
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Jonathan Turley: Justice Kennedy symbolizes our struggle to find common ground.
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But the struggle turned personal when his son became an enemy.
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"This is the power struggle I expected would happen," said Christensen.
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It's tough to watch kids struggle with hurt feelings or anxiety.
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During the struggle with the usher, the suspect accidentally shot himself.
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Such language draws South Africans back to the struggle against apartheid.
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You could hear the struggle and the hope in her voice.
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Here is my struggle: Our son is not afraid of us.
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Let her know that you fully support her struggle against bananas.
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The struggle for educational equity, after all, cannot take a vacation.
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States, locked in that escalating cycle, struggle to re-establish order.
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That struggle led to severe depression, which he later discussed openly.
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We are in the newest incarnation of this age-old struggle.
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Committees struggle regularly over policies for allocating scarce organs for transplant.
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"Non-food retailers will continue to struggle this Christmas," it said.
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