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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We all struggle with finances, with kids, with spouses, some people struggle with the Patriots.
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Older adults who struggle with dementia do often struggle with both motor control and behavioral control.
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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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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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" 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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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BF helps me struggle with last night's crossword some more.
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I struggle with the idea of where I fit in.
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He succumbed to his life long struggle with bipolar disorder.
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In it she talks about her own struggle with addiction.
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" —katiem4493674a4 "I struggle with anxiety of how others see me.
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The comedian isn't the only celebrity to struggle with balance.
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Patients stare off or struggle with the simplest of tasks.
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"There are lots of things I struggle with," Burns says.
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Her struggle with bulimia also put strain on their relationship.
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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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He notes that even rich European countries struggle with it.
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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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This has been a problem for leftists to struggle with.
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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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Lots of jobs have physical aspects that robots struggle with.
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Fergie is getting honest about her struggle with drug addiction.
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"Many people really struggle with [the transportation loans]," said Dench.
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Do the women who leave struggle with shaking the mindset?
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However, Oxxo continued to struggle with costs of handling cash.
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Kopp's struggle with bulimia started when she was a teenager.
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Lancelot's struggle replicates in miniature Arthur's struggle with the state.
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Something that Carl would struggle with, both physically and mentally.
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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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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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Particularly for lighting, I struggle with how shadows are cast.
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About a third struggle with hunger, homelessness and housing instability.
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"I used to struggle with working in fashion," Puttick admitted.
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But it's not true: even successful people struggle with confidence.
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Still, producers of narco fiction do struggle with this question.
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Existing virtual currencies have continued to struggle with security problems.
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My partner and I routinely struggle with what to watch.
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His father died after a lengthy struggle with Alzheimer's disease.
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Still, patients can struggle with fertility issues and other troubles.
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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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I guess I feel like I struggle with that myself.
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I know lots of parents who struggle with this balance.
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Sanders acknowledged that white Americans struggle with poverty as well.
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They're more likely to struggle with poverty and social isolation.
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But many voters struggle with its ethical and moral perplexities.
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I struggle with how to work with men like this.
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I struggle with falling asleep, especially after a stressful workday.
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Translation makes my struggle with Spanish seem natural, even tender.
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"I struggle with some of the same things," she says.
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And for kids who struggle with behavior, they can backfire.
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Lots of people struggle with depression without ever considering suicide.
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According to Feeding America, 46 million Americans struggle with hunger.
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PTSD sufferers can struggle with anxiety, sleeplessness, flashbacks and anger.
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Others struggle with succession planning, just as family businesses do.
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He said Sanders will struggle with Jewish voters in Florida.
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What you can do well, someone else may struggle with.
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Millions of people struggle with various forms of mental illness.
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Social platforms continue to struggle with disinformation and its consequences.
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This is something that Bowers & Wilkins' headphones sometimes struggle with.
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There's a lot of things that people still struggle with.
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Google's struggle with how to handle internal complaints isn't new.
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She also referenced her struggle with gender inequality in business.
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"I struggle with that concept," Ferriola told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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But he admits that many don't actually struggle with it.
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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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They struggle with income inequality, housing inequality, and educational inequality.
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Tchaikovsky's struggle with his homosexuality helped create music of agonizing longing.
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The fun is in the struggle with a problem that resists.
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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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Any more than that, and you're likely to struggle with repayment.
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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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People with ALS are understandably more likely to struggle with depression.
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The same person who lacks volume may also struggle with frizz.
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Congress continues to struggle with completing its hefty to-do list.
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It's gotten better since, but it's still something I struggle with.
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Many performers struggle with the kind of attention that fame brings.
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Some of them had bruising, indicating a struggle with their assailants.
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I grew up in Bangladesh and struggle with New York weather.
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But they are locked in a struggle with the old guard.
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Poor countries struggle with the emigration of nurses for greener pastures.
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To a certain extent, I still kind of struggle with it.
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Algorithmic bias Even so, Silicon Valley companies still struggle with diversity.
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We really struggle with culture, with sports, with New York City.
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They struggle with accents that differ from standard British or American.
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But, at Envision, everything you struggle with results in a reward.
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Kendall Jenner is getting real about her "debilitating" struggle with acne.
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In fact, control seems to be something most moms struggle with.
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Among the topics it covered was Cheney's struggle with his health.
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The struggle with his family was a crippling blow, he said.
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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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La La Anthony hasn't been shy about her struggle with psoriasis.
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" Even the most advanced conversational interfaces struggle with "natural language understanding.
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I'm one of those people, but I struggle with the terminology.
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We struggle with self esteem and live our social lives online.
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The rule is simple, but I struggle with the proper punishment.
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Many Americans struggle with medical bills even before reaching the max.
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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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The company continues to struggle with executive departures and damaging exposés.
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Although some Puerto Ricans here are bilingual, many struggle with English.
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I don't struggle with that as a matter of public policy.
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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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Around 42% of these people struggle with drug or alcohol abuse.
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Airlines continue to struggle with in-flight entertainment, connectivity, and dining.
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Some teachers struggle with disconnecting after the work day is done.
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It&aposs that struggle with having my independence and being free.
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Cassidy, 66, publicly admitted his struggle with alcohol abuse in 2008.
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Philip's struggle with wanting to protect Martha really pushes Elizabeth's jealousy.
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Many people struggle with infertility and pregnancy is not a joke.
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As speakers try to recount their experiences, they struggle with language.
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It comes and goes, but it's always something I'll struggle with.
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The other campers do struggle with body image in interesting ways.
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Along the way, she shares her own struggle with internalized fatphobia.
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Well they struggle with it ... Are you a boxing fan, personally?
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Could Flacco continue to struggle with Mike Wallace at wide receiver?
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The mice also tended to struggle with eating, breathing and walking.
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Many members say they struggle with both alcohol and cannabis addiction.
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With composers you often see a kind of struggle with religion.
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" This movie is saying, "No, you're going to struggle with me.
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Did you struggle with your decision to work with Woody Allen?
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We did struggle with the suspects to take them into custody.
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But we've given him the opportunity to struggle with some issues.
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But Ball continues to struggle with consistency and his jump shot.
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And we struggle with this in the newspaper all the time.
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But people struggle with putting the advice into action, Begley says.
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At least 16 million Americans struggle with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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"Did I struggle with the question?" said Mr. Morris in response.
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In the games, though, Kinsler saw Martinez struggle with his timing.
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Many people are poor and some struggle with drugs and alcohol.
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Another portrays her struggle with depression and stigma in her community.
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Both officers' body cameras became dislodged during the struggle with Sterling.
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"A lot of financial advisors struggle with 529 plans," said Yudina.
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They live and struggle with the actual effects of climate change.
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" Respect: "It's an honor to be in this struggle with you.
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Many Tabasco residents struggle with poverty and violence in their communities.
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I know this is something a lot of kids struggle with.
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"It's something we'll have to struggle with for months to come."
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"So many people actually struggle with co-parenting," Holley tells PEOPLE.
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It's something that I struggle with, I'm not going to front.
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While I didn't struggle with addiction, I was an absolute codependent.
|
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"Yeah, I struggle with that probably more than anybody," Nash said.
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Even as adults, many of us struggle with this same problem.
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Eubanks continued to struggle with addiction in his 20s, he said.
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Investors schooled in calmer markets may similarly struggle with renewed volatility.
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Disabled people struggle with lack of public transportation, access, and support.
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Their grandsons, both younger than four, struggle with this new normal.
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I've written about my struggle with body dysmorphia here at Vox.
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Many still struggle with accepting that something like this could happen.
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These children may struggle with good judgment but avoid intentional harm.
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It's her co-stars who struggle with some of their scenes.
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People with aphasia often struggle with speaking, reading, writing, and comprehension.
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Among my clients are men who struggle with various sexual dysfunctions.
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Inside, medics struggle with limited equipment and old stocks of medicines.
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New York isn't likely to struggle with empty Obamacare counties regardless.
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In the end, Doomsday Clock and HBO's Watchmen are stories that struggle with the legacy of the original Watchmen comic book series even as those inside the stories struggle with the events of the original series.
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Despite the win, the Rangers continued to struggle with their penalty killing.
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There's a perceived stigma and I've seen my friends struggle with it.
|
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Kendall Jenner is continuing to be open about her struggle with acne.
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We both watched our mothers struggle with heartbreak, divorce, and single parenthood.
|
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That's the reality for a growing number as they struggle with arthritis.
|
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Emmer perfectly sums up why Republicans struggle with electing more diverse candidates.
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It will also apparently deal with Fisher's struggle with undiagnosed manic depression.
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"She wants to come and have the struggle with me," he said.
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I'm an atheist, so I struggle with the text's more spiritual aspects.
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No, they struggle with it because there simply aren't enough parking spots.
|
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Even here on Earth, robots struggle with even the most mundane manipulations.
|
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Even cutting edge AI is going to struggle with a bad line.
|
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What some companies still struggle with, however, is how to fix it.
|
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According to Walters, the boys struggle with a form of memory loss.
|
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Heating is not the only issue families struggle with on Pine Ridge.
|
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Recently, Gaga has been very candid about her struggle with chronic pain.
|
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Many still struggle with having been forced to leave bleeding "brothers" behind.
|
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But, like George, many of per patients struggle with access to transportation.
|
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Many First Nation communities struggle with depression, high unemployment and drug abuse.
|
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But hospitals would still struggle with high labor costs and declining admissions.
|
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Some governments are keen to help families that struggle with the summer.
|
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But my struggle with my weight has been a source of embarrassment.
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It's about setting a higher standard so you don't struggle [with temptation].
|
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Health officials also struggle with cases of vaccine-derived type 2 virus.
|
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We know what you're thinking — Webb must never struggle with her strands.
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In one video from 2016, she talks about her struggle with PTSD.
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Lintner's practice caters to people who struggle with medical and dental trauma.
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Hospitals struggle with patient delays, mis-staffing providers and general operational challenges.
|
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"There's still things that I definitely struggle with," Madix previously told PEOPLE.
|
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Way too many Republicans and independents struggle with Donald Trump's personal failings.
|
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When authorities struggle with asylum applications, psychiatrists say they incubate multiple problems.
|
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Now nearing its teens, Twitter continues to struggle with its own identity.
|
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I think this is an ongoing struggle with this Fed and communications.
|
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I'm still drawn to an ascetic lifestyle, still struggle with social anxiety.
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One in five of us struggle with mental health conditions, Gay adds.
|
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Like it or not, America's struggle with guns is mostly over, and
|
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I became inspired by observing her strength throughout her struggle with cancer.
|
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"There's still things that I definitely struggle with," Madix, 493, tells PEOPLE.
|
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In the meantime, the NWHL will continue to struggle with competitive balance.
|
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Valls argues that his faction is locked in a struggle with the
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This is one of the battles that we have to struggle with.
|
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When you realized you liked trans women, did you struggle with it?
|
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Colton Haynes is opening up about his struggle with depression and anxiety.
|
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Clearly, both Sophia and Shane struggle with boundaries between work and life.
|
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And better to struggle with the truth than to not even try.
|
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But they may struggle with European governments unable to ramp up spending.
|
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Along with impending motherhood, Metz's character continues to struggle with her size.
|
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"Like most humans, I struggle with having too many feelings," she says.
|
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I struggle with accepting the claims of narcissism imposed on my generation.
|
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Instead, it was a 60-minute struggle with a ten-second thrill.
|
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Republicans fear Trump could also struggle with moderates in the Philadelphia suburbs.
|
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The Associated Press: Houses of worship, once sanctuaries, struggle with security issues.
|
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And, of course, Marcela and Father Monroe struggle with their acknowledged affections.
|
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Can you maintain the ruse as you struggle with intentionally finicky controls?
|
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"Most guys struggle with knowledge of their strengths and weaknesses," Baker said.
|
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Twenty percent of couples who struggle with infertility never learn the cause.
|
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Seeing her aunt and uncle struggle with cancer became a turning point.
|
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During her primary struggle with Sanders, she struggled mightily with younger voters.
|
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Shannen Doherty is not shying away from her struggle with breast cancer.
|
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Q. characters struggle with their need for a program and its platitudes.
|
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Nickel Creek toured relentlessly, and Thile began to struggle with his faith.
|
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Trump said Europe is facing an increasingly bloody struggle with extremist violence.
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Kinda like a pie, but for the folks who struggle with perfectionism.
|
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Last year, Hadid revealed Bella and Anwar also struggle with Lyme disease.
|
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There's a temptation to become cynical, and I struggle with this myself.
|
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In a healthy gut, different species struggle with their rivals for territory.
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All my friends struggle with one part of their body or another.
|
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The novel is not about a missionary's struggle with a hostile culture.
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New York's struggle with low rates of organ donation is not new.
|
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He began to struggle with his movement and was in visible pain.
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He got sober after drunken-driving arrests and a struggle with alcoholism.
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Again, it's something, I think most people would really struggle with it.
|
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But surveys find many voters struggle with its ethical and moral perplexities.
|
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Not having to struggle with a language barrier is also an incentive.
|
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His struggle with addiction continued after he became a father at 18.
|
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Most companies struggle with demand, and for me, it was the opposite.
|
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I am a finance scholar and still struggle with planning for retirement.
|
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I love seeing them struggle with an idea and eventually master it.
|
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But he also seemed to struggle with how to explain his purpose.
|
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One clip features women discussing how much they struggle with their hair.
|
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In the US, millions of people struggle with tooth decay and cavities.
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In fact, he is much more likely to struggle with high expectations.
|
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Today, people still seem to struggle with black athletes who are outspoken.
|
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"Some people can struggle with not eating for prolonged periods," says Heilbronn.
|
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Bond yields have spiked as analysts struggle with an increasingly volatile market.
|
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He pinpoints five main dysfunctions that even the best companies struggle with.
|
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Parts of the city away from the sleek waterfront struggle with poverty.
|
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Ms. Schreiber and her colleagues struggle with questions that they cannot answer.
|
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Now, I struggle with an age-old debacle: deciding what to eat.
|
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Uwimana, a Protestant, described her struggle with faith as a deep trauma.
|
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Rural areas struggle with unreliable drinking water precisely because of their isolation.
|
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It&aposs common to struggle with keeping a New Year&aposs resolution.
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I'm not depressed anymore — I used to struggle with depression a lot.
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And I look forward to being part of that struggle with you.
|
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"Our struggle with internal and external enemies will be intensified," he said.
|
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And they really struggle with what the right answer do there is.
|
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Some don't, and different trans people struggle with different levels of dysphoria.
|
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Some also struggle with guilt or anxiety over having survived when others didn't.
|
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Colton Haynes is opening for the first time about his struggle with addiction.
|
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The pain made her feel helpless, and led to Hyland's struggle with depression.
|
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I am not going to say we didn't struggle with the sawing process.
|
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Meanwhile, Hays and Amelia (Carmen Ejogo) continue to struggle with their current roles.
|
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The country continues to struggle with how to educate all of its children.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Landesschau Baden-WürttembergI struggle with phone cases.
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Sometimes, she says, the people who seek their help struggle with opioid addiction.
|
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Friday wasn't the first time Peterson has mentioned her father's struggle with addiction.
|
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According to the Human Rights Campaign, 77% of LGBT teenagers struggle with depression.
|
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Reinhart has always been open with her fans about her struggle with acne.
|
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Food Network star Katie Lee is speaking out about her struggle with infertility.
|
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"We realized there was this big struggle with creating conversational apps," he says.
|
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Many dogs struggle with weight issues, which can lead to other health problems.
|
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We just haven't and ever since then, we've continued to struggle with it.
|
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In fact, many people who struggle with the illness aren't thin at all.
|
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When you struggle with mental illness, the smallest gestures could mean the world.
|
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"You love the university enough to struggle with it," he told the crowd.
|
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Mindfulness and meditation has been proven to help people who struggle with insomnia.
|
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On Doctor Phil, Kim revealed she shares her mother's struggle with alcohol addiction.
|
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We watch her struggle with the changes and consequences and why they're happening.
|
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Many would struggle with a financial shock of just a few hundred dollars.
|
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But even huge rivers like the Mississippi can struggle with higher overall flows.
|
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To be fair, most platforms struggle with user performance in the early days.
|
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And the fact is, so many of us struggle with the same stuff.
|
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"I wasn't overly morbid, but we all struggle with our obsessions," she says.
|
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John McCain died on Saturday after a year-long struggle with brain cancer.
|
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While people with dyslexia struggle with school, they excel at life, he said.
|
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During a September event, Michelle said her daughters sometimes struggle with handling fame.
|
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Doctors and patients alike struggle with conflicting expert opinions and the information overload.
|
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I admit: Not lapping their work up is something I still struggle with.
|
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A "national retraining scheme" will help older workers who struggle with new gadgets.
|
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Garver said the regular Iraqi army continues to struggle with increasing its ranks.
|
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But on Monday, she decided to open up about her struggle with infertility.
|
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Both disciplines also struggle with the need to quantify the burden of disease.
|
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We don't need to see Naz struggle with life back on the outside.
|
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We don't know why some women struggle with weight while other women don't.
|
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Lovato has previously opened up about her struggle with drug and alcohol addiction.
|
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I sometimes still struggle with finding my place at work and making friends.
|
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Gillian Faith's struggle with her weight began when she got pregnant in college.
|
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All too often, those who struggle with mental illness are stigmatized by society.
|
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Others struggle with pornography or the temptation to step away from marital fidelity.
|
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Even adults struggle with how to feel and how to react to it.
|
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That's something we struggle with still; we struggle to have a normal relationship.
|
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Bitcoin is not the first open-source project to struggle with these issues.
|
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This is perhaps the aspect of their work that they struggle with most.
|
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Pete Wentz has never shied away from discussing his struggle with bipolar disorder.
|
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On Wednesday, Adele tweeted a photo that perfectly encapsulates the struggle with resolutions.
|
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VICE: Is it true that most therapists struggle with mental health issues themselves?
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"Everything I write about I struggle with myself," Mr. Bradshaw told The Observer.
|
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Still, I have had a long struggle with A.D.H.D., and these comments hurt.
|
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About 16 million American adults struggle with it, according to a 2008 study.
|
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Even as many people struggle with high housing costs, housebuilders are cashing in.
|
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Want to know why so many of us struggle with work-life balance?
|
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Some struggle with family emergencies or work responsibilities, others simply hate long lines.
|
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Nationally, 42.5 million Americans struggle with mental illness and substance misuse each year.
|
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Ellison is not the first CEO to struggle with a J.C. Penney turnaround.
|
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"Afghanistan will always struggle with insurgent organizations despite any political settlement," Morgan writes.
|
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I learned firsthand what it meant to struggle with both assumptions and accessibility.
|
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This is something women struggle with, and her conclusion is unusual and interesting.
|
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I think we struggle with the same things: Will politicians listen to us?
|
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But you don't have to have BDD to struggle with body image issues.
|
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I think about the probability that he'll struggle with these things as well.
|
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Over the weekend, David Boxer passed away after a long struggle with cancer.
|
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Finally, I had found the solution to my lifelong struggle with body hate.
|
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According to Locus, his death came after a long struggle with heart disease.
|
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People who have cerebral palsy or Guillain-Barré Syndrome can struggle with slurring.
|
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SPIEGEL: I THINK THERE'S A VARIETY OF PLATFORMS THAT STRUGGLE WITH THOSE ISSUES.
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These are questions many cities now need to struggle with, including New York.
|
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You don't want to bug them during their death struggle with writer's block.
|
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Italy seems left alone to struggle with rising cases of deaths and infections.
|
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Brooker plays in that space almost effortlessly; other writers struggle with it more.
|
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On some level, any attractive, growing city is going to struggle with affordability.
|
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I referenced a lot of my personal struggle with mental health and religion.
|
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In the world of autism, where people struggle with personal connections, humor unites.
|
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When I was a non-Christian, I used to struggle with this, too.
|
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Broadcom's gambit adds a new dimension to a struggle with immensely high stakes.
|
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Kids struggle with instructions and get frustrated, no matter how well we prepare.
|
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He says it has been difficult to see Suna struggle with her memories.
|
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But then I started to struggle with feeling burnt out and cooped up.
|
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I saw both of them struggle with it successfully and not so successfully.
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In determining their political choices, Israelis struggle with the contradictory lessons of 1967.
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Because I used to struggle with talking to people and interacting with people.
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I still struggle with IVF PTSD, five years after my daughter was born.
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Many have also seen their parents struggle with inflexible employers or unstable jobs.
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Weighted blankets have been beneficial for people who struggle with insomnia and anxiety.
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"People who struggle with money usually work for time, not production," Cardone writes.
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Her fascination was prompted in part by a three-year struggle with fertility.
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But you do deserve one willing to be in that struggle with you.
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Kate/Toby Key questions: What causes Toby to once again struggle with depression?
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"We're having a little bit of a struggle with reality," Ms. Cannon said.
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Team Rising analyzes what states struggle with the largest amount of income inequality.
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Democrats want to describe it as part of a broader struggle with Russia.
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And ultimately, that people who don't struggle with mental illness would be compassionate.
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We simply should expect Warren (or any Democrat) to struggle with this group.
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Taraji P. Henson is opening up about her struggle with depression and anxiety.
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Just don't get into a power struggle with someone...you're better than that!
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They tend to struggle with managing priorities, often causing them to fall behind.
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"The deaf community always mentions that they struggle with closed captioning," Rawlings said.
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My father recently passed away after a long struggle with illness and dementia.
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Over the years, Hetfield, 56, has been candid about his struggle with alcoholism.
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Some media reported there was a struggle with the suspects, citing CCTV images.
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We all struggle with resentments from the past or fears about the future.
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Women struggle with all of these obstacles more than men, the report found.
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But when it comes to psychological injury, I think we struggle with that.
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" Father Greg Greiten "My family does not know that I struggle with this.
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Most are ad-based and struggle with converting free customers to paid ones.
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"We set each other free, and people really struggle with that," Smith said.
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Many artists I know, however, myself included, struggle with the cost of rent.
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Vinnie nearly lost his life during a long, painful struggle with gender dysphoria.
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And so, the research program is our effort to struggle with those questions.
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Do you struggle with the idea that people may not take you seriously?
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Kansas continues to struggle with a $43 million budget deficit this fiscal year.
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This week, the Pied Pipers release their beta and struggle with ethical issues.
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"I struggle with allowing myself to be happy, which sounds so sad and so depressing, but it's really something that I struggle with," confesses Jacobs, who stars in a Diet Coke commercial in support of their "Because I Can" campaign.
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I struggle with anxiety, I struggle with a lot of social pressures but I try to stay incredibly open-minded and I honestly feel like my outlook into the world is incredibly hopeful and optimistic and maybe naïve — I like that.
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During her rebuttal, Nixon, who has described herself as bisexual and is married to a woman, joked that her opponent is harboring secret Republican sentiments, and likened his struggle with them to her own struggle with her identity with her sexuality.
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Research shows that African-Americans struggle with student debt more than their white counterparts.
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I'm no Ansel Adams — I struggle with selfies — so I had to shoot twice.
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Hary and Lydia are Vezo, and that name means "at struggle with the sea".
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What do you say to fans who struggle with this part of the story?
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"I still have issues and I struggle with it every single day," she says.
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" GOP MEMBERS STRUGGLE WITH RUSSIA RELATIONSHIP Politico: "Republicans are having a Russian identity crisis.
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New York and Chicago are two large cities that struggle with high obesity rates.
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Cinco de Mayo does, however, have roots in Mexico's struggle with another European power.
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She even nails the mouse-ear tracing routine other stars seemed to struggle with.
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They may have given their children English names, but these parents struggle with English.
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The Justice League star has been open about his long struggle with alcohol abuse.
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Mississippi's black residents struggle with poverty, poor education systems, and the effects of depopulation.
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But for those who struggle with their mental health, some elements may be disturbing.
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Despite that massive win, H2K's own members do know that they struggle with inconsistency.
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Twitter is planning more job cuts as it continues to struggle with slow growth.
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In particular, industries that rely on components from China could struggle with prolonged quarantines.
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Update: After revealing her struggle with alopecia areta, Jada Pinkett Smith is taking action.
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A portion of the book also details Mattis's ethical struggle with the president's demands.
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" —Anonymous "I struggle with crippling generalized anxiety disorder and was prescribed Lexapro for it.
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To all yoga pant wearers, I struggle with my own physicality as I age.
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These methods of polling, while quite affordable, can really struggle with identifying small populations.
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Analysts said soybeans were under pressure from China's continued struggle with African swine fever.
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Both candidates still struggle with getting voters to like them, the Quinnipiac poll suggests.
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In very simple terms, this means there are lots of things I struggle with.
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That is particularly the case for those who struggle with organization and memory problems.
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A lot of Latinas struggle with their mental health and have nowhere to turn.
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I believe in body positivity, but I also know that I struggle with it.
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Despite entering treatment, insiders say the singer continued to struggle with her private pain.
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And now she is revealing her struggle with balancing her royal commitments with motherhood.
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"I think burnout is something that a lot of people struggle with," Cho says.
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As investors struggle with previous I.P.O. investments, they become less inclined to buy more.
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Simply ignoring America's ongoing struggle with racism, sexism and nativism is an inadequate response.
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You'll struggle with the app, especially if you're a Spotify or Apple Music user.
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One of the themes throughout Thorne's book is her struggle with her mental health.
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The game is about his family's real-life struggle with their young son's cancer.
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"I did struggle with my command," he said through an interpreter after the game.
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Click to enlarge Recent GOBankingRates research sheds light on Americans' struggle with building wealth.
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These individuals, however, continue to struggle with religious questions, isolation and difficulty finding employment.
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In a new YouTube video, she's opening up about her struggle with body acceptance.
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That's something that many developers will struggle with in the months ahead, as well.
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Likewise, in love, Aquarians struggle with the face that no human being is perfect.
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She ended her life after a similar struggle with drugs and alcohol, he said.
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It can be sort of sad watching people struggle with the concept of Googling.
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The new National Assembly is now engaged in a power struggle with the regime.
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Did he also have to struggle with getting AirDrop to connect to his phone?
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"Most people who struggle with echoism kind of hate their own needs," he says.
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That's something that new artists often struggle with—SahBabii already has it on lock.
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The three women "continue to struggle" with the violation of Close's crimes, Mongeluzzi says.
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The film explored the fact that more than 1.53 million Americans struggle with hunger.
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Aside from her tumultuous relationship on the show, she also struggle with substance abuse.
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Fathers, like mothers, can experience postpartum depression and struggle with the transition to parenthood.
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There, he discusses how this struggle with masculinity led him to attempt suicide. 3.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman's partner is opening up about the late actor's struggle with addiction.
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The Red Sox continued to struggle with runners in scoring position against the Yankees.
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The GLIDE-- well, the packaged goods companies are always in a struggle with retailers.
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Unfortunately, she relapsed and began to struggle with the cycle of bulimia once again.
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Many Japanese learners struggle with speaking English because they do not get enough practice.
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Some callers who struggle with suicidal ideation even call back on a regular basis.
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I've been trying to struggle with where is this idea of home for me.
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She also previously dedicated an award to him and his struggle with the disease.
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Plenty of people struggle with feeling good about themselves or just feeling good, period.
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Through humor, he's captured extremely relatable snapshots of his personal struggle with mental health.
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But people still struggle with how to best format their posts from solemn places.
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Bodies that are battling illness or on medication may also struggle with heat regulation.
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Off the main stage, he began to struggle with the demands of the tour.
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"I did actually really struggle with the descriptive details of his body," Daniels said.
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She could continue to struggle with illness, compromising the intensity with which she stumps.
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More than 2628 million Americans struggle with severe schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression.
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The story of modern medicine is the story of our human struggle with complexity.
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Fathers gonna work under the whip at Parchman and mothers gonna struggle with childbirth.
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In our struggle with China, we need all the friends when we can get.
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But now, after a struggle with rapid growth, everything he's worked for might disappear.
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Anger is certainly a good one to consider -- many of us struggle with it.
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A lot of us struggle with deeper meaning and purpose questions after mass violence.
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They know how to put some runs together, and sometimes we struggle with that.
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The senator died after a yearlong struggle with an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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Why do the Jays still struggle with the ability to call off each other?
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Because of the lack of opportunities, many of my friends struggle with alcohol abuse.
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And I struggle with subscribing to any one dogmatic religious practice that excludes people.
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I still struggle with keeping myself grounded, but I that's all we can do.
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The truth is that it is not only children that struggle with that distinction.
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It said beneficiaries might include people who struggle with addiction or mental health issues.
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She has never had to work, or even struggle with her own self-image.
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Matt: I always struggle with the concept of "accurately" in this kind of context.
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It is true that the Canadian health care system does struggle with wait times.
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As if they struggle with giving themselves permission to be sexual without a relationship.
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A few of the towns are 30 percent Latino, and they struggle with integration.
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If the light source is artificial, digital technology will still struggle with darker skin.
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Even governments and courts struggle with the unenviable task of determining which is which.
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" Precious details their constant struggle with mortality, saying, "Death is always on my mind.
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Henry's wife, Marion, died in 2013 after a 25-year struggle with brain cancer.
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"That's a very important question and one that we struggle with continuously," he replied.
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She had returned to playing by then, but continued to struggle with her knee.
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I mean, just like any community we struggle with, with all types of issues.
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She seemed to struggle with her serve in the later stages of the match.
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I don't suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder or struggle with the emotional weight.
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This is an ongoing battle, and one that regulators worldwide continue to struggle with.
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"Constance and I struggle with our parents in a very similar way," he said.
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Those with depression or anxiety or PTSD might struggle with shelter-in-place orders.
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Painting two people is always harder — I might nail one then struggle with another.
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Plus, saving for retirement is something I see clients struggle with all the time.
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Metro authorities and other out-of-home (billboard) companies also struggle with this dilemma.
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"China needs to launch a resolute struggle with him," the Global Times editorial said.
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But streaming no longer has to be a struggle with your new Roku player.
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Despite his massive fundraising and large staffing, he continues to struggle with nonwhite voters.
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After a struggle with the school janitor, Hainstock shoots and kills the school principal.
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Even nations as wealthy and successful as my homeland Canada often struggle with this.
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Those pressures were causing me anxiety because I used to struggle with my skin.
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Does she struggle with emotional intimacy and sometimes use sex to fill that void?
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"But it's hard to criticize the outlets who struggle with the situation," he added.
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It is also why people with PTSD struggle with feeling isolated, irritable and agitated.
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First, I let the bots loose and try to see what they struggle with.
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But what I'll always struggle with is not being there when something goes wrong.
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That people who struggle with anxiety, depression, and mental illness would not lose hope.
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Demi Moore and her children are getting real about the star's struggle with addiction.
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In one of Sinema's ads, she recounts her family's struggle with health care costs.
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But many who live in wealthy areas struggle with the high cost of living.
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But for those who struggle with their mental health, some aspects may be disturbing.
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He said he's dedicated his life to helping others who struggle with unwanted attractions.
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The show also featured Burnett struggle with coming out and embracing her identity publicly.
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" For Kossow, the biggest struggle with IVF was "the consistent risk of the unknown.
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One in four adults in America struggle with basic numbers and problem-solving skills.
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Studies have shown that perfectionists are more likely to struggle with depression or anxiety.
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We all leave places, and we all struggle with the worst things we've done.
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Dooce also extensively covered mental health, with Armstrong chronicling her ongoing struggle with depression.
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Someone with a history of mental health problems may struggle with crowds or noise.
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Even worse, the world continues to struggle with the political consequences of the crisis.
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On the untold work that goes into acts: I still struggle with creating acts.
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This benefits my family members and the many other Pittsburghers who struggle with asthma.
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However, few dispute there are people who struggle with mental health issues surrounding sex.
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And you know, I struggle with that because in the beginning, why even go.
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We all struggle with adhering to the truth in our own lives, and certainly our public officials struggle with adhering to the truth, as we're seeing right now, and Miller spoke up for our obligation to serve a greater cause than our own.
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Not knowing the hows or whys of what happened is something I struggle with daily.
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And the toxic struggle with Brussels over Brexit will inevitably polarise opinion along nationalist lines.
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But check it out ... it's Kylie's friends who might struggle with her pregnancy the most.
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I really struggle with whether I'm being too understanding when they're actually being bad friends.
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But parents can step in less often when their children struggle with chores and tasks.
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As Rudnick noted in the conversation, Clowes's characters seem to constantly struggle with free will.
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Lamar Odom is further opening up about his struggle with addiction in his new memoir.
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This is an ongoing struggle with many contributing factors, but will only benefit from communication.
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Approximately 42 million people in the United States struggle with hunger, including 13 million children.
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The Disney and Lucasfilm movie continues to struggle with a global tally of $312.2 million.
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As the week goes on, I struggle with normal gym-style sit-ups and pushups.
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Bauer continues to struggle with the long ball, surrendering 11 homers in his nine starts.
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He has a practice in New York and sees many patients who struggle with wrinkles.
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Jessica Brown Findlay is opening up about her long-time struggle with an eating disorder.
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Ho Chi Minh City continues to struggle with periodic flooding due to inadequate city drainage.
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"Everyone speaks English, and most people speak Irish … you'd never struggle with it," Begley insisted.
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The community fighting against palm oil was recognized for its struggle with a UN prize.
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I think she was very aware of other people who struggle with similar chronic pain.
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It's freeing for me ... and I want people that struggle with it to hear me.
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It's the rivalries and tensions in the Middle East, including the continuing struggle with ISIS.
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Does your boyfriend struggle with buying a decent pair of underwear that's comfortable and stylish?
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About a year ago, Callie herself began to struggle with a bit of cystic acne.
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To be sure, insurers continue to struggle with sicker-than-expected customers and disappointing enrollment.
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Armenia, for its part, appreciates Russia's support in its ongoing struggle with its neighbor, Azerbaijan.
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They don't see them as legitimate small businesses, and that's something that we struggle with.
|
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And suffering through those losses led the Teen Wolf star to a struggle with depression.
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I really struggle with the bangs; I have such a love-hate relationship with bangs.
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"That is one I struggle with," says the senator, himself the son of Cuban immigrants.
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The new rear cameras also struggle with low-light photography, often resulting in blurry shots.
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That has such a negative connotation derived from denouncing those who struggle with mental illness.
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It was incredibly comfortable letting you struggle with its implications, rather than providing tidy summations.
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My struggle with not knowing where Luke stood held me back from falling for him.
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People with the complication might struggle with cognitive and other movement problems long before diagnosis.
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Before that, we watched Kevin (Justin Hartley) struggle with addiction during a high school reunion.
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And he's perfectly captured Christine's struggle with emotional eating as the seasons have gone on.
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A struggle with addiction saw him do at least one stint in a rehab facility.
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The Academy Award-winning director has been open about his long struggle with alcohol abuse.
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Some people who engage in NSSI struggle with depression and anxiety, or with disordered eating.
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I think some young players struggle with that aspect, but you're here for a reason.
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The latter trip was reportedly for mental health issues related to her struggle with lupus.
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It just always seems to struggle with the leap from pretty good, to really great.
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Suffering through the loss also led the Teen Wolf star to a struggle with depression.
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That would boost the banks' profits at a time many lenders struggle with low profitability.
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The origin of our upright posture might also be intertwined with our struggle with heat.
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The newly unsealed documents give the clearest picture yet of Prince's struggle with opioid painkillers.
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But smaller businesses and some markets such as syndicated loans may struggle with that deadline.
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The LGBTQ community is more likely to struggle with economic hardships, according to The Advocate.
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Loibl fatally shot himself during a struggle with Christina's brother ... after he shot the singer.
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Both Harry and his son Albus struggle with their family legacy and against the darkness.
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I questioned this… The reality is that most transgender people continue to struggle with acceptance.
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Another rate cut would risk further fueling Canadian households' struggle with high levels of debt.
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The Emmy winner opened up about her personal struggle with hunger to PEOPLE in 2014.
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Translate Trump as he speaks, and let French readers struggle with whatever content there is?
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And others continue to struggle with issues that followed them from back home, Dahlia explained.
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While imperceptible to some, this reduction is especially noticeable if you already struggle with dryness.
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He points out that many couples struggle with communication in general, not specifically about sexuality.
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Even after his asylum request was approved in 2013, Vakombua continued to struggle with housing.
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More than 10 million people in the United States struggle with suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
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"The day-to-day is still a struggle with life after imprisonment," Ms. Potkin said.
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"Some of these facilities struggle with poor management and maintenance capabilities," said a bankruptcy lawyer.
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But as the focus turns to taxes, Congress continues to struggle with health care legislation.
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Think only of the Balkan fighting of the 1990s and the struggle with Islamic militancy.
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But even those who make contact struggle with feeling helpless as the humanitarian crisis expands.
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In some states, those who struggle with gambling addiction can voluntarily ban themselves from casinos.
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Chief Justice John Roberts appeared to struggle with whether to affirm the lower court ruling.
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The fight for abortion rights is a structural power struggle, with clear winners and losers.
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The change may be hard for them, but parents struggle with the adjustment as well.
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Many freelancing creatives struggle with figuring out exactly how much to set aside for taxes.
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America's struggle with itself Has always had people like me at the heart of it.
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But according to Zayas, the company didn't want her writing about her struggle with alcohol.
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With no simple solution for reviving equal opportunity, conventional politicians struggle with increasingly angry voters.
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Two billion struggle with micronutrient deficiencies, and 815 million are chronically undernourished, the report says.
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Small businesses can struggle with cash availability in traditional B23B payments setups, the company says.
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His heroism also worsened his back injury, securing him a lifelong struggle with back pain.
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It's this persistent sense of otherness that a lot of us struggle with every day.
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In this video, we're spotlighting nine super famous celebs who openly struggle with psoriasis too.
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How can parents reduce the likelihood of having children who struggle with depression and ADHD?
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Whether or not you struggle with eating, you may find the holidays suffocating at times.
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Fisher was very open and honest about her ongoing struggle with substance abuse and addiction.
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If Hiatt worked easily with patients, she did struggle with her co-workers at times.
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When you struggle with your mental health, life on the road is that much harder.
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Jana: There are two things I really struggle with—washing penises and cleaning under fingernails.
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This week, RHONYC's Bethenny Frankel opened up about her recent struggle with painful uterine fibroids.
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A younger writer submitted a very honest and empathic article about their struggle with depression.
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I have many friends and family members that struggle with depression and thoughts of suicide.
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More than 37 million Americans who struggle with hunger, including more than 12 million children.
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If bragging sets you off, chances are excellent you struggle with tooting your own horn.
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A Garmin Vivosmart GPS recorded a woman's struggle with an attacker in Seattle in 2017.
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The sobering reality is that many in our society struggle with even talking about racism.
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This precise struggle with the past and the future is thematized in Gears 5 itself.
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They struggle with infidelity, infertility, miscarriages, anxiety and depression, and the trauma of childhood abuse.
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Any good story has an imperfect hero, where they struggle with something and they overcome.
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The board, a coterie of prominent New Yorkers, is in a power struggle with Gov.
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But Mr. Orban has long been in an open struggle with parts of that treaty.
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She has written a memoir, "Dust to Dew," that chronicles her yearslong struggle with depression.
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" Lena Dunham writes about her struggle with chronic pain and how coziness is her "religion.
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Language apps also struggle with some of the unspoken aspects of communicating in a language.
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Maria has been open about her struggle with mental illness in her comedy and interviews.
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Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, continued to struggle with voters outside his ideological lane.
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And many of the same issues they're struggle with inside of Pakistan are our issues.
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But I'm not great at that and struggle with separating family time and work time.
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You must respect those single mothers who struggle with their kids as men go missing.
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The deal comes as food distributors struggle with rising transportation costs that are denting margins.
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Getting enough sleep is essential to good health, but millions of people struggle with it.
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Her mother died just before her 21862rd birthday, after a 210½-year struggle with leukemia.
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Go everywhere, talk about eliminating poverty Irrespective of race, southern communities struggle with intergenerational poverty.
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The inner thoughts of Miranda Murphey about Miranda Murphey: "I struggle with this," she said.
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After a struggle with bankruptcy, you won&apost find endless pages of sleek tech gear.
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Representative Ayanna Pressley recently appeared in a campaign that highlighted her personal struggle with alopecia.
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But all kinds of offenders in public life still seem to struggle with the execution.
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Democrats and Republicans both struggle with this process, although they turn to very different gatekeepers.
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It's not perfect, and it can struggle with some stronger accents and particularly fast talkers.
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Major cities like New York struggle with rodent infestations in parks, subways, and city streets.
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Carmella told TMZ she hopes her son's story can help others who struggle with addiction.
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India's slums, for instance, are often portrayed as emblems of the country's struggle with poverty.
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The Conners struggle with all kinds of problems for which people often seek political solutions.
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But she said she continued to struggle with the weight of having a taken life.
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"That's helpful because, as an entrepreneur, you struggle with what success looks like," Zuhlke says.
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In this début novel, two siblings struggle with life in their conservative, impoverished Jamaican village.
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Some people don't struggle with overspending and can live a satisfying life with just essentials.
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Veterans and active service members also struggle with substance use disorder and high suicide rates.
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One of the leaked emails details a campaign staffer's struggle with a broken down car.
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Public speaking I think has been looked over and really many kids struggle with it.
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Almost 57 million people across the country struggle with depression, a 2017 W.H.O. report estimated.
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One major one is the struggle with body image, which the research found affects 32%.
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She has continued to struggle with questions about where, exactly, she stands on health care.
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His attorneys say his mother's death exacerbated his struggle with his depression and mental illness.
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I am so fortunate that I don't have to struggle with the weight or anything.
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I watched her struggle with self-doubt, overwhelming guilt and trepidation about asking for mercy.
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CNN: Can you give some examples of things that girls struggle with but can handle?
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Nearly 75 percent of unsheltered people in the United States struggle with substance abuse disorders.
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However, deep economic woes, several terror attacks and a struggle with extremism have slowed recovery.
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If the camera takes too long to reset, inexperienced players might struggle with the controls.
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And I love that you, the person who named these concepts, struggle with them, too.
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As the comedy critic for The New York Times, I regularly struggle with this question.
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These are neighborhoods that struggle with high rates of crime, unemployment, and community health issues.
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It's the thing I struggle with when I'm getting pitched predominantly stories about trans lives.
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This is something spacecraft manufacturers struggle with in developing crafts to go to the ISS.
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She'd talk about existence and her struggle finding her voice, and her struggle with loss.
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"The banks have significant market share, but struggle with helping people understand their money, and, in my opinion, they also struggle with tech and branding," says Purdue, noting that since he started Loot, Natwest's app "hasn't materially changed in any way I would notice it".
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Brinson, for his part, supported Richards throughout her struggle with addiction and brushes with the law.
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China's growth is decelerating as its traditional industrial businesses struggle with excess capacity and dwindling demand.
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She's always been able to connect with lots of different people, which I sometimes struggle with.
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As creators struggle to stay on top of an ever-changing platform, many struggle with burnout.
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But so many of my guy friends struggle with the same things we do as women.
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He has continued to struggle with alcohol but has stayed out of major legal trouble since.
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My April Fools prank was in no way meant to offend women who struggle with that.
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Beyond hair pulling, kids and adults alike struggle with nail biting, skin picking and thumb sucking.
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It's common for people who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) to also struggle with depression.
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"This is a real medical condition, and a lot of people struggle with it," he says.
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The British royal called her "brave" for opening up about her struggle with post-traumatic stress.
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Kit Harington, who plays Jon, told TV Insider that his character will really struggle with this.
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Teigen has been very open about her struggle with infertility and postpartum depression in the past.
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Regrettably, I believe the latter is how our culture still views women who struggle with pregnancy.
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Like Neanderthals, we struggle with illnesses during the winter, and we nurse for around 2.5 years.
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As a result, we will almost certainly continue to struggle with this one for a while.
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One thing machine learning generators struggle with, for example, is creating long-term structure and coherence.
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Since then, Puerto Rico has continued to struggle with limited access to communication and persistent blackouts.
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That would boost the banks' profits at a time when many lenders struggle with low profitability.
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The episode reflected a struggle with language that has plagued Chinese reformers for over a century.
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But a struggle with clinical depression drove Holliday to attempt suicide at the age of 30.
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I know a lot of people struggle with self motivation if there's no external deadline imposed.
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MeUndies Does your boyfriend struggle with buying a decent pair of underwear that's comfortable and stylish?
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Last week, though, you told a personal story of a close family member's struggle with addiction.
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A beast of a boxer had a bit of a power struggle with a human recently.
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"Most of my girlfriends really struggle with doing their own hair… it's not easy," she says.
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These women find their lives intertwined when tragedy strikes, but struggle with cultural and language barriers.
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But there's one thing they struggle with just as much as the rest of us: Dating.
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Non-specialist readers may struggle with the blizzard of names, dates and places in the book.
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It runs fast and looks great, even as more established titles like PUBG struggle with performance.
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A machine trained on old data might struggle with new circumstances, such as changing cultural attitudes.
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But some people truly do struggle with gaming addiction — a legitimate medical condition, the WHO argues.
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I don't struggle with addiction, but it's so good to see someone famous be so honest.
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But like so many who struggle with addiction, Hockett relapsed again, this time in early April.
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That's paired with 8GB RAM and 64GB SSD, so this device shouldn't struggle with light workloads.
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But women and girls in developed economies also struggle with the cost of basic sanitary care.
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The show does still think it's hilarious that certified geniuses struggle with social interactions and fashion.
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What postpartum symptoms are you still dealing with, or did you struggle with after having Miles?
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On the other side of the equation, households with heavy debts may struggle with higher rates.
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In turn, Brinson supported Richards throughout her struggle with addiction and recent brushes with the law.
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These ISPs struggle with the high capital costs that are involved with deploying the physical infrastructure.
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The product is an attractive option in the summertime, as people struggle with maintaining ordinary grass.
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But over the years, he started to struggle with substances, as many musicians I've known have.
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But the more research I did, the more I realized that adults really struggle with meditation.
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And people with bulimia specifically may struggle with feelings of guilt or shame about their habits.
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Unfortunately, the majority of millennials I work with struggle with paying off their credit card debt.
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Rather, it is about fighting alongside the people who struggle with the temptation of evil themselves.
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Social media platforms' struggle with safety and security is like a game of Whac-A-Mole.
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Chicago continues to struggle with a structural budget deficit and a $20 billion unfunded pension liability.
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"The biggest thing I struggle with is getting the cheese into the customer's hands," she says.
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In the meantime, while they struggle with that monumental transition, their competition will be moving forward.
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When it comes to his struggle with addiction, AJ McLean has always been upfront and honest.
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I'd probably talk to him about how his struggle with his faith informed his artistic endeavors.
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That makes the prospect of a domestic struggle with ISIS in Indonesia all the more alarming.
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After all, Sophia's not the only one in the relationship to struggle with work-life balance.
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They also struggle with the concept that different types of relationships entail different levels of intimacy.
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Anderson publicly spoke about her struggle with the disease before she was cured in late 2015.
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Those individuals—as well as their friends and loved ones—understand the ceaseless struggle with disease.
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Even Kardashian continues to struggle with how to peddle products, as witnessed in her recent #SponConGate.
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"At the same time, suppliers that struggle with this will remain a hard sell," Kuehn said.
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That struggle with the company's initial customer became the crucible from which Elastica's latest successes sprang.
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"Sometimes what we struggle with is, OK, which group of people is it for?" says Kruzeniski.
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While Republicans in Washington struggle with their economic agenda, Democrats are searching for a new one.
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Average Venezuelans struggle with food shortages, the result of either a lack of availability or hyperinflation.
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Americans are hurting -- some even dying -- as they struggle with racism, poverty and health care costs.
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Let's face it: We all struggle with weekday mornings, and that's probably never going to change.
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Hulu isn't the only place you can see the Taylors struggle with life in Dillon, Texas.
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I really struggle with drawing, still, so it's great to have something in front of you.
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" In Jewish thought, there is "no power struggle with the original, no envy of the Creator.
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This social emotional training requires resources when many school districts struggle with current levels of funding.
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And Split's ultimate outcome is a little troubling for those who actually do struggle with DID.
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died on Saturday, after a long struggle with various health issues.
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To be sure, many schools in the city, both public and charter, struggle with space constraints.
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He is one of more than 163 million American adults who struggle with major depressive disorder.
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It comes from a socio-political climate where people are challenged and struggle with those issues.
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Many said they struggle with the emotional burden of teaching children going through difficulties at home.
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She is not affiliated with the study but has worked with patients who struggle with violence.
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Though both of these West African nations struggle with persistent poverty, life is harder in Mauritania.
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And if we struggle with expanding we'll slow down and make sure we do it well.
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These disorders are often "invisible," in that those who struggle with them often suffer in silence.
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I was not going to write about a struggle with cancer because it was no struggle.
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Though my boyfriend continues to find me sexy and desirable, I struggle with feeling like it.
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They really struggle with trying to figure out how to recover and keep their bond strong.
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Fitness buffs who struggle with temperature irregularities after a workout may have found their saving grace.
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I've always known this, and my annual struggle with it grows more abstracted by the year.
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The 2014 documentary "I'll Be Me" documented Glen's farewell tour and struggle with his Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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I know creative extroverts who struggle with that and have to force themselves to be alone.
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For other people, depression tattoos can represent a more longterm or severe struggle with mental illness.
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While many start-ups struggle with turning a profit, Adyen has been profitable for several years.
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She witnessed her younger sister struggle with addiction, and cycle in and out drug treatment centers.
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Ruth's son starts to struggle with his mother's precarious position and the revelations of the trial.
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She can't help but struggle with some survivor's guilt, and the tears fall as she explains.
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I do feel like my faith could be stronger and I do struggle with that sometimes.
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Others hoping to "match," struggle with language barriers and the cultural nuances of American job interviews.
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Historical filmmakers have struggled with this dilemma before, and they'll struggle with it in the future.
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Residents struggle with drug addiction and mental health issues, as well as child abuse and neglect.
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In the meantime, many Iranians may continue to struggle with surging prices and an unstable currency.
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Leave it to an eighth-grader to explain a concept that many adults still struggle with.
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Online platforms fail to detect it, and companies struggle with how to handle the resulting fallout.
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Indigenous communities often struggle with poverty, limited employment opportunities and a severe housing shortage on reservations.
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I watched my father struggle with addiction and watched my friends endure the same or worse.
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Memoirists can struggle with the "why should anyone care?" question even in the dullest of times.
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Although many of them struggle with substance abuse, they all passed drug tests on their return.
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Titled Playing Hurt: My Journey From Despair to Hope, it explores Saunders' lifelong struggle with depression.
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This week has been particularly vexing for the president in his continuing oversight struggle with Congress.
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Other people struggle with desire for other reasons, such as a past experience of sexual trauma.
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Española, New Mexico (CNN)Growing up, Aaron Martinez watched both of his parents struggle with addictions.
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Edward Kennedy's poignant struggle with the brain cancer that killed him, at 77, in August 2009.
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Unfortunately, a report released by ProPublica on Tuesday suggests that the justices struggle with that task.
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Moreover, Israel stands to gain a potentially valuable ally in its struggle with Iran, he said.
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Those with serious mental illness are more likely to struggle with homelessness, poverty and social isolation.
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Over half of all Americans struggle with anxiety, and many face difficulty finding ways to cope.
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It's able to chop ice cubes, too – a task that many lesser immersion blenders struggle with.
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Did Gottlieb, a devoted father and generous colleague, struggle with the human damage he left behind?
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" I struggle with balancing the words with deeds," he told reporters earlier this year, she wrote.
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Like civilians, veterans also struggle with the lack of access to affordable housing in certain areas.
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John McCain's life story doesn't imply that veterans who struggle with PTSD haven't tried hard enough.
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I struggle with people's perceptions that my size is the result of lethargy or unhealthy behavior.
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Learning solely from existing data means they struggle with situations that they have never seen before.
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Her family said the cause was a heart attack, coming after a long struggle with cancer.
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In "Anyone," Lovato sings of her struggle with alcohol and loneliness in her time of need.
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"I struggle with this one myself," admits Sean, who has a soft spot for dining out.
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"Many veterans who suffer from PTSD struggle with addiction and land in legal jeopardy," Duckworth tweeted.
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"We're dealing with things that folks who are not trained in emergency medicine really struggle with."
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But I still struggle with seeing news reports and wondering if it's going to get better.
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After appearing to struggle with a right elbow issue, Murray was pleased with his overall display.
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Ms. Barnett often starts lessons by sharing details about her own three-year struggle with opioids.
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"These are the types of signals that algorithms really struggle with," he said in the statement.
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We all more or less struggle with the same elements because we're in this same situation.
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On the poorer outskirts of the city, residents continue to struggle with water shortages and malnutrition.
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After his Monkees days, Peter would struggle with alcoholism until he got clean in the 1980s.
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Across America, more than 60 million adults struggle with obtaining credit and maintaining a good score.
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Worse yet, nearly a quarter of foster youth struggle with learning disabilities in the school system.
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Builders, however, continue to struggle with labor and land shortages as well as more expensive lumber.
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Teigen has been open about her struggle with postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter.
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They are separated and reunited; they struggle with Poussey's sexuality and her unreciprocated feelings for Taystee.
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"A lot of brands struggle with, how do you be both aspirational and relatable?" he said.
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Studies have shown that low-income households especially struggle with access to affordable and nutritious foods.
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She witnessed her younger sister struggle with addiction and cycle in and out drug treatment centers.
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George W. Bush's entire presidency was consumed by America's struggle with the Arab and Islamic worlds.
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However, they also say local transport costs are high and they struggle with work-life balance.
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Company co-founder and CEO Craig Unger says most companies struggle with the complexity of compliance.
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Some people struggle with processing faces and others struggle to access faces that they have processed.
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My relationship with my Dad ultimately changed for the better because of my struggle with anorexia.
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They continue to struggle with providing basic primary health services while also addressing the infectious diseases.
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For users who struggle with deciding on a choice, Reelgood makes the process quicker and easier.
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She also recounts a personal struggle with illness and conscience that led her to speak publicly.
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She remains tiny for her age, a consequence of barely eating during her struggle with depression.
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Even beloved spaces can struggle with the city's high rents and competition for fund-raising dollars.
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People continue to struggle with the idea that women are the authorities on their own bodies.
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Segregation, then, dooms many black people to die younger and struggle with poverty while they're alive.
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Women journalists in particular struggle with inaccurate narratives about sleeping with sources and other unprofessional conduct.
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But many parents-to-be struggle with what to say when those pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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I always had a struggle with that show because I just wanted to make solid food.
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My struggle with the lack of blackness in live music spaces goes back to my late teens.
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The resignations come amid reports of a power struggle with the chairman of the board, Ed Warner.
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What postpartum symptoms are you still dealing with, or did you struggle with after having your children?
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-1-8255.
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Others have dealt with their children who struggle with the gripping effects of post-traumatic stress (PTS).
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It's fun to watch them struggle with hardships, but it's no fun to watch them truly suffer.
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Kayhan Parsi of Loyola University-Chicago's Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics sees young physicians struggle with such discussions.
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-24-8255.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The other major struggle with the Ear Duo is simply getting them on.
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People with DID may also struggle with trauma flashbacks, suicidal thoughts, and other depression and anxiety disorders.
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"In the struggle with Canada, China needs to prepare for the possibility of conflict escalation," it said.
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I'll be honest, talking about my decade-long struggle with skin-picking is getting really fucking old.
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There is such negativity towards and shaming of people that struggle with their weight in our society.
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Lovato has previously opened up about her struggle with drug and alcohol addiction and an eating disorder.
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I wouldn't say I'm mentally ill – I would say lots of people struggle with what I have.
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255.
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Beard maintenance and grooming is also key, particularly if you struggle with patchy or uneven facial hair.
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-16-8255.
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The two suspects, both believed to be students, were taken into custody after a struggle with police.
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-10-8255.
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More than 37 million people struggle with hunger in the U.S., including more than 11 million children.
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Clark described "Pills" as being about her struggle with mental health issues in the New Yorker interview.
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Microsoft's issues aside, DeX isn't perfect, and will struggle with some of the same problems Continuum does.
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So I hope people watching it who do struggle with chronic pain know that they're not alone.
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Police officers struggle with crowds gathered to protest against the pro-Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden.
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I struggle with acne, so I've been trying to cut out dairy to see if it helps.
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While U.S. farmers struggle with excessive moisture, Australian growers are suffering from a third year of drought.
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However after this initial phase, I see too many companies struggle with continuing the flow of funds.
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Researchers hope that one day we can use similar techniques to help women who struggle with fertility.
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As a result, the housing market continues to struggle with tight inventory, leading to sluggish sales growth.
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" Another wrote simply, "It helps to hear I am not alone in this struggle with secondary infertility.
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He's a good friend of mine and I learned a lot about his personal struggle with addiction.
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Troian Bellisario hasn't shied away from talking about her struggle with an eating disorder in the past.
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Brian continued to struggle with his mental health, which culminated in his suicide attempt in January 2017.
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You can talk about your love for cotton candy and your struggle with self-harm minutes later.
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But they struggle with self-control and do not work as hard as they wish they would.
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While way too many industries continue to struggle with diversity, one YouTuber is trying to change that.
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" The page adds the dad is "going to struggle with paying for things from here on out.
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It was a major win for her health, yet she continued to struggle with her body image.
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Marketers and publishers struggle with the complexity caused by the myriad of point solutions on the LUMAscapes.
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And it's true that much of Bamford's comedy has incorporated her struggle with her self-destructive brain.
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Their struggle with the disease also inspired Maura to make the lives of other Parkinson's patients better.
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255.
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You would also expect a small soundbar to struggle with bass, and the Vizio does that, too.
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Then, that same year, Arthur opened up about his struggle with mental health issues and drug use.
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Not only is adult acne very real, but it's a skin care issue even celebrities struggle with.
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And American viewers may struggle with the idea that television love isn't always a knock-out contest.
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If you struggle with suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-2-8255.
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Gardner: These are the things I struggle with—wanting to have flexibility to make work at home.
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Please don't expect a salesperson to be able to solve a lifetime struggle with body image issues.
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Take it slow and don't get into a power struggle with someone—find a way to compromise.
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Bring in a third party if you find yourself in a power struggle with an authority figure.
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In the essay, which will appear in Glamour's April issue, Teigen addresses her struggle with postpartum depression.
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Police officials say they believe the murderer was not accidentally shot during a struggle with Christina's brother.
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The movie explores Nanjiani's character's struggle with his traditional Pakistani Muslim family's expectations and Emily's parents' misconceptions.
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Here are some tips to manufacture impulse control when you struggle with spending urges of your own.
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And yet talking about issues of mental health is something we inherently struggle with as a society.
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Further south, Nigeria and surrounding countries continue to struggle with Boko Haram, an ISIS-aligned jihadist group.
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Most of Cosby's material focused on the comedian's struggle with blindness ... he didn't touch his pending trial.
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That doesn't mean I don't still struggle with jealousy when it comes to my current partner's exes.
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Some guys are scorers and know they need to run the offense, but they struggle with it.
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You don't want to afflict people that could already be locked in a struggle with their identity.
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That sets up an ongoing struggle with the party's backers on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley.
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Robot arms can lift thousands of pounds over and over, but they still struggle with fine manipulation.
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"During the struggle with Guillory and Brown, (LaFleur) shot Guillory with his duty weapon," said state police.
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Those who struggle with drug addiction need our help and not a blind eye to their problem.
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That may even be a good thing, as the city continues to struggle with its line problem.
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This March, the new mom revealed her struggle with PPD in a moving piece published by Glamour.
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Many also struggle with English sounds: their language does not differentiate between "l" and "r", for instance.
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Successful hedge funds, in contrast, with their unique investment strategies, tend to struggle with changes of leadership.
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That's a goal we have yet to accomplish and one we still struggle with as a nation.
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This is a serious problem that people less famous than Melania Trump struggle with all the time.
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Behind the jokes and the glamorous image she cultivated, however, was a struggle with PTSD and alcoholism.
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This also might be why people who struggle with alcohol dependency tend to have depression, as well.
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I was curious if Willis was closer to her mother because of their shared struggle with addiction.
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And Chinese partnerships may look more appealing as small states struggle with the fallout of U.S. actions.
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Successful people struggle with confidence issues as much as, if not more than, the average person. Why?
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My father's struggle with depression was cyclical, but always present, and the severity would ebb and flow.
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Learning to live without knowing why is one of the many things I continue to struggle with.
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Its patient population includes youths who struggle with substance use disorders, trauma and other mental health issues.
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One of the statistics that law enforcement agencies struggle with is unreported and under reporting of crime.
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However, the country does struggle with violence against women attitudes and global gender gap, the Fergussons said.
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Now 9, Bryce continues to struggle with chronic anemia, painful muscle spasms and range of motion issues.
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And Obama quite notably also struggle with how to address race throughout his bid and his presidency.
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Indeed, many families the agency monitors in the South Bronx struggle with a combination of those problems.
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European tech startups continue to struggle with diversity, according to a new survey from investment firm Atomico.
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Rafiq suffered minor injuries in his struggle with the gunman, and nobody in the mosque was shot.
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Teigen discussed her past struggle with infertility in 2015 on her now canceled daytime talk show, FABLife.
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Even without asking for help, nonprofit organizations can struggle with board members who meddle in staff matters.
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They also struggle with getting access to granular data to measure metrics like attribution, reach and frequency.
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The cable is 10-feet long, so Mom won't have to struggle with a short cable anymore.
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The insurer also continues to struggle with high administrative costs, ranging from 25% to 56% of revenue.
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Wall's story comes as Australia continues to struggle with its historical and ongoing mistreatment of Aboriginal Australians.
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I struggle with letting someone go that did me dirty without vengeance, which is an evil thing.
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In a recent interview with People, Nia Vardalos opens up about her decade-long struggle with fertility.
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It's not saying, "Oh I don't experience struggle with my body," but it's in a systematic way.
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Her stepdaughter Lori died that year at age 35, following a long struggle with drugs and alcohol.
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Many game narratives struggle with intimacy because they are built around characters that have basically just met.
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But he attributes another cultural component to the country's persistent struggle with anti-LGBT violence — machismo culture.
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Transfer again and struggle with heavy grocery bags before giving up and taking a cab to Harlem.
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Many people struggle with vulvar or vaginal pain and don't know who to talk to about it.
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Though millions of us struggle with chronic insomnia, we're not a unified army fighting the same foe.
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Pakistan, a nuclear power and the world's sixth-most populous country, continues to struggle with violent extremism.
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Now that the Beastie Boys are good, they struggle with how to talk about having been bad.
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The pandemic is increasing pressure on shelters as they struggle with CDC guidelines for people facing homelessness.
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Even some of the most recognized professional criteriums in the U.S. struggle with safety issues and incidents.
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More than the younger members, Harrison seemed to struggle with the consequences of her newly unbounded lifestyle.
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I shared with her my hesitation in celebrating my recent achievements because I struggle with imposter syndrome.
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Those who are not comfortable financially will continue to struggle with the lessened number of opportunities available.
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In other words, many people struggle with using Blockchain technology, compared to more mainstream services like PayPal.
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In 2012, she died of breast cancer after a 15-year struggle with a stage 4 diagnosis.
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But he continued to struggle with his sexuality for years, telling himself it was just a phase.
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He seeks an advantage in what he views as a zero-sum power struggle with the West.
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While 76 percent of millennials owe money in some form, 55 percent struggle with debts over $5,000.
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Williams says people struggle with worrying they'll never be able to buy a home or start investing.
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Despite his marriage and his literary success, Mr. Reid continued to struggle with drug and alcohol addictions.
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On top of my struggle with the entries, the passage took a long time to come together.
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Throughout history, documentarians have had to struggle with the blurred lines of their responsibility to their subjects.
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I've never known any bike, electric or otherwise, that doesn't struggle with over 250 pounds of weight.
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After watching his mother struggle with dementia, he worked with organizations to educate others about Alzheimer's disease.
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How many of us engaged/are engaging in self-harm and/or struggle with anxiety and depression?
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And both plans will cause more Americans to go without coverage and struggle with health care bills.
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Another very happy moment was that one-handed lift, because I used to struggle with that lift.
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In a 2006 interview with The Paris Review, King said that his struggle with addiction inspired Misery.
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Civilians struggle with frequent air strikes and attacks on basic infrastructure like hospitals, schools, and sanitation systems.
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The big picture: As countries struggle with growing debt burdens, sovereign debt problems will become increasingly common.
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More recently, these universities have seemed to struggle, with unprepared students, squeezed budgets and high dropout rates.
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Banking shares continued to be hit due to worries they will continue to struggle with bad loans.
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Because of course, race isn't the only dividing line that developed countries like America struggle with today.
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Employers across the United States continue to struggle with rising health care costs and changing workforce demands.
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The Gamecocks will struggle with Marquette, which leads the nation in 23-point shooting percentage (31 percent).
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As we struggle with medical challenges, President Trump, are we really not as worthy as Baby Charlie?
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Do you ever struggle with shedding your child-star image and the expectations that come with that?
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The furniture chain is the latest retailer to struggle with declining store visits and changing consumer tastes.
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But they're often on low memory devices with expensive data plans and struggle with unreliable network connections.
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Heck, it's annoying enough to struggle with all those wires at home where outlets are plentiful (hopefully).
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To the Editor: Peggy Wehmeyer reminds us that many still struggle with the perceived stigma of suicide.
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I still struggle with confidence…it&aposs going to be something I&aposll always be working on.
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And, as the show deftly displays, dating can be further complicated if you struggle with mental health.
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Gradually, Chelsea as an individual and her struggle with her identity started to be much more interesting.
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In one of those ads, a couple from Oracle, Arizona, detail their struggle with health care costs.
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Kenyans often struggle with the country's unreliable electricity supply, with the problem particularly acute in rural areas.
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European banks are trying to improve profitability and efficiency as they struggle with ultra low interest rates.
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Haslett's second novel depicts, with candor and tenderness, a family's struggle with the effects of mental illness.
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The study focused on entrepreneurs in the U.K. and U.S., which both struggle with diversity in entrepreneurship.
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Like earlier generations, they struggle with poverty and limited economic opportunity, water rights, and lack of representation.
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Let your children pursue their own interests, struggle with their own problems, and devise their own solutions.
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During the ceremonial event, Thomas detailed his struggle with the brain damage he received while playing hockey.
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Tent cities scattered across San Francisco are a byproduct of the city's ongoing struggle with income inequality.
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The Big Red continued to struggle with their shooting and trailed 62-38 with 93:23 remaining.
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But he has to struggle with his family's brew of emotions, his girlfriend's guilty feelings and rehab.
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"I used to struggle with multiplying and stuff, but now I'm really good at it," Ella said.
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Lowe said mastering mountains, ice and rock had helped him prepare for another struggle — with his illness.
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"In the struggle with Canada, China needs to prepare for the possibility of conflict escalation," it said.
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In Malaysia, businesses struggle with higher costs for items priced in dollars as the local currency falls.
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Their struggle with economic abandonment and an incomplete health-care system demands airing, understanding, and political solutions.
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For one thing, many Americans, not just those who seek Medicaid, struggle with health and financial literacy.
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