Cincinnati's Brandon Finnegan struggled, but Pittsburgh's Tyler Glasnow struggled more.
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I've actually struggled … I struggled with The Verge as well.
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Mark struggled to move his legs, struggled to keep his balance.
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The French, shuffling their forward lineup, have struggled to find their attacking rhythm, struggled to create in the midfield and struggled to finish effectively.
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"Over the years he's struggled and won, struggled and won, struggled and fought some more, but unfortunately this time was too much," Troyer's family said.
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I had never struggled with an eating disorder before and never struggled since.
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"He's struggled like a lot of other talented players have struggled with the disease," Carter said.
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During that time, Blauel struggled with the limelight; John struggled with the barrage of articles questioning his sexuality.
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"Just like General Sudirman struggled for an independent Indonesia, I struggled for my own future," she said, laughing.
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Sanders struggled to attract older black voters, particularly in the South, and Clinton struggled to excite young black ones.
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And Warren struggled to make it through one of the points she's struggled to directly answer as a candidate.
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The Cavs struggled to put away the Pistons in Game 1 and struggled again until late in the third quarter.
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"I struggled a lot during my pregnancy and I struggled a lot as a young mom," Vianna, now 27, says.
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ADM said it struggled, in part, because corn and other U.S. crops struggled to compete for sales in export markets.
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Ms. Handel has struggled to rebut Mr. Ossoff's criticism on this issue throughout the race, and struggled again on Thursday.
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The Mets and Harvey are lost as to why he has struggled—well, beyond diminished velocity—but he has struggled mightily.
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"He struggled and struggled to do it," Nathaniel Dominy, an anthropologist and evolutionary biologist at Dartmouth College, said in an interview.
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Nerlens Noel, drafted No. 20143 in 2013, has struggled on offense; Jahlil Okafor, No. 3 in 2015, has struggled on defense.
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After giving birth I struggled lifting my legs out of bed, needed help standing, and struggled walking for the first few weeks.
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Not only have studios struggled to find ways to appeal to both audiences, they've also struggled to work well together on set.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kylie Jenner struggled with anxiety while Khloé Kardashian struggled with Rob's big baby news.
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As the two anti-heroines struggled to keep their footing in their male-dominated profession, the show's narrative path similarly struggled to stay steady.
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Instead, the Bulls still struggled with injury, Rose never returned to form, Butler didn't progress and struggled with his new his new leadership role, and Hoiberg struggled to get his best players—like veteran Joakim Noah, who he moved to the bench—to buy in.
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"We've just struggled and struggled with it and now we've gotten to the point, where we feel it's a real possibility," Jake Grey told WFAA.com.
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Twitter, everyone's favorite social network for seeing inside President Donald Trump's mind, has struggled with pleasing Wall Street and struggled to improve its diversity numbers.
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Butler struggled to his feet, and as his eyes glazed over and his equilibrium struggled to return, referee Marlon B. Wright waved the fight off.
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The things that he's struggling with are things that people around me have struggled with, I've struggled with, and I think that I still struggle with.
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The report found that Fed examiners sometimes struggled with "voluminous documentation" connected with the monitoring, and struggled to review all the information in a timely fashion.
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During that time, Amazon struggled through occasionally harsh losses, while its cloud computing division grew steadily in the background but still struggled to make up the difference.
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The company has struggled to expand in North America, where it has struggled to establish brand recognition and consumers have at times complained about its smaller sizing.
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Tunisia's economy has struggled since a 2011 uprising, and the government has struggled to make tough economic reforms that would reduce public spending, as demanded by international lenders.
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And he says to her, 'You know, everyone is going to struggle and I look at it this way: I've struggled with faith and I've struggled without it.
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He knows how hard and long they struggled to gain the right to vote, and how long and hard they struggled to be allowed the privilege of voting.
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While I've struggled with addiction, I've never really struggled with mental illness, and when you add addiction to mental illness, that's a lethal combo in a lot of instances.
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However, they struggled to get much else going on offense, as Smith, who finished 216 of 2093 for 2209 yards and no touchdowns, struggled to get into a rhythm.
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Many American ethnic groups have struggled to block images of themselves that are less than uplifting, and many American playwrights representing those groups have struggled to circumvent that impulse.
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What if somebody who has always journeyed in this way, who has struggled as much as I struggled, and looked as much as I looked, finds something that helps them?
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Over the course of the next eight years, my parents and I struggled to find a therapist, medication, and a diagnosis to fit and treat the issues I struggled with.
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Rabbi Mosbacher, who had been ordained just six months earlier, struggled to make sense of the murder, even as well-meaning friends struggled to find words of comfort and support.
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The Colorado-based firm, launched in 1987, struggled at first, with Scherer admitting to the Post that he struggled to cover the bills for the first few years of its existence.
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" She's also struggled with what she calls "the speculation.
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" One more thing: "They've struggled to hire a COO.
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" The characters, Whitaker said, struggled with "light and darkness.
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They're incredible dancers -- but they've struggled financially for years.
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He struggled in his first stint last year, hitting .
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He struggled that month but still finished with a .
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Warren has struggled to capture independent voters — especially men.
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He has struggled against the slider and is batting .
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Marvel — which hasn't struggled as much as Warner Bros.
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I struggled to find my voice away from my family.
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Uber's shares have struggled since its launch on May 10.
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A slimline local council struggled to cope with the disaster.
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Many parents I met struggled with their kids at mealtime.
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Mr. Obama's more recent predecessors have struggled with the court.
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More recently, the vessel has struggled to find a purpose.
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Autopsy results released Tuesday indicated that some victims had struggled.
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China has struggled with algae blooms for the past decade.
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Cruz said that she struggled with her appearance after surgery.
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I struggled with, Am I just conforming to these norms?
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Tesla has historically struggled to meet Musk's aggressive production targets.
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I struggled with the key, but the lock wouldn't give.
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Jonnita is more than a pretty face and has struggled.
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I struggled in math and my teacher was a bully.
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Over the years, Adler has publicly struggled with substance abuse.
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He struggled with weight issues for most of his childhood.
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Well, you see, it's an advantage if you've struggled yourself.
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I've always struggled with weight gain myself and followed suit.
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However, managers still struggled to deliver returns in volatile markets.
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He had struggled during the final years of his life.
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Even live theaters on Broadway have struggled with the issue.
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Doe struggled to feed her new baby with one arm.
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For months after the Garissa attacks, she struggled to walk.
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Muguruza struggled with her serve and was broken five times.
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"I struggled with that most of my life," he tweeted.
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Uber's top US rival Lyft (LYFT) has struggled as well.
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The Jazz struggled to cut into the deficit before halftime.
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It always seemed like the Razer Phone struggled to focus.
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The couple struggled, prayed and decided to end the pregnancy.
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The Republican Party has long struggled with fractious, internal politics.
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Middleton struggled offensively and missed eight of his 2116 shots.
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The XR has reportedly struggled to win over Chinese consumers.
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As a child, she struggled to accept her changing figure.
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We've suffered and struggled and lived to tell the tale!
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Even rallies in his backyard have struggled to draw crowds.
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Many killed themselves or struggled with addiction and other damage.
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The Swiss government has long struggled to revamp EU ties.
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I struggled to understand and make peace with the illness.
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Fitbit, meanwhile, has struggled a bit since Apple Watch arrived.
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Early on he struggled, unwashed, hungry and heavily in debt.
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However, CCS project developers have struggled to bring down costs.
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Lindsay struggled to choose between finalist Peter Kraus and Abasolo.
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He has acknowledged that he has struggled with alcohol addiction.
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Bam has struggled with addiction and spent time in rehab.
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As downtowns everywhere struggled, older companies stopped growing their footprints.
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Dorret, who struggled last week, manages to come in first.
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Blackberry has struggled in recent years amid shrinking market share.
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Trump has struggled with low approval ratings since taking office.
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Bilott struggled to make sense of everything he was saying.
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Without a steady venue or media coverage, however, he struggled
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The central bank struggled to balance domestic and international duties.
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Later that day, he struggled to breathe, the CDC said.
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Other, more rural communities have struggled to find their way.
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But Indonesia has struggled to find alternative sources of growth.
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He struggled with his command and with his release point.
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She struggled throughout her career with drug and alcohol abuse.
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But they struggled at first with how to present Peni.
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They struggled for weeks to get on the same page.
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I struggled with infertility for 4 years, then a miscarriage.
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I struggled to successfully remove the covers a few times.
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Yet somehow her daughter struggled into the womb and lived.
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Scientists have struggled to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy for decades.
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Either way, the government has struggled to meet its obligations.
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The presumptive Republican nominee has struggled especially with women voters.
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Mr Rodríguez struggled, and ended up loaned to Bayern Munich.
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Providers of MOOCs have thus struggled to make much money.
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Lafayette struggled (10 of 0003) against the Wildcats' stifling defense.
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Plex Cloud had struggled from the beginning with technical issues.
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He says he has never really struggled with body image.
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It appears that the crew struggled to control the situation.
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But the retired sprinter struggled to master one particular trick…
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" The family's statement also reveals John "quietly struggled with hypertensions.
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Class sizes increased as schools struggled to find enough teachers.
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He struggled with chronic depression, anxiety, and substance use issues.
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Emerging markets have traditionally struggled to keep inflation under control.
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But Bosnia has struggled to throw off an old reputation.
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Yet even as the financing began flowing, the company struggled.
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On Wednesday, stocks struggled for direction before ending little changed.
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He struggled with anxiety and depression and previously attempted suicide.
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The villagers have struggled with the warming temperatures for years.
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In 2015, 13% of American families struggled with food insecurity.
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For years the gig economy struggled against repeated legal challenges.
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Still, Fiorini said she struggled with accepting so much help.
|
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Both stocks have struggled as investors worried about their growth.
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But they have struggled to come up with an alternative.
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And, it's true, I've struggled to hold onto jobs since.
|
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So far the Trump administration has struggled to make headway.
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THE National Portrait Gallery in London has struggled of late.
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It struggled, then toppled and fell lifeless into the gutter.
|
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The business has struggled to compete with Wall Street rivals.
|
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But it has struggled to extend its influence over hardliners.
|
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Uniper soared in value once spun off, but Innogy struggled.
|
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"I struggled with my reflection for some time," Kang says.
|
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Many macro hedge funds have struggled so far this year.
|
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Young rebels and striking workers struggled to work together smoothly.
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Trump has struggled to advance his domestic agenda, including taxes.
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I struggled to climb the three floors to my apartment.
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The company has recently struggled with censorship on its platform.
|
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Even the most attentive government would have struggled with Maria.
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That night I struggled with how to address my congregation.
|
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But before he was rubbing elbows with Bezos, Siminoff struggled.
|
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"Putting guys away, that's what I struggled with," Moore said.
|
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Trump has struggled with women voters since his campaign began.
|
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She struggled to fit in at her new middle school.
|
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But, behind the scenes, lawmakers have struggled to find consensus.
|
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Most of the participants struggled even to look at it.
|
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Gerbic herself struggled to make her first edits years ago.
|
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Charlotte struggled setting its offense and had three consecutive turnovers.
|
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But currencies struggled in the face of a stronger dollar.
|
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It struggled on hills, though, dipping to around 8 mph.
|
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She had previously struggled with a heroin addiction, as well.
|
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Despite his gravitas with donors, he struggled to collect money.
|
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Nigeria has struggled with corruption and looted funds for decades.
|
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Republicans, meanwhile, struggled to answer the implications of Trump's words.
|
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Perhaps a victim struggled and spooked the attacker, he said.
|
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" I struggled to process the sounds into comprehensible thought. "Shit.
|
|
On Wednesday, survivors struggled with shortages of food and water.
|
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Yet so far it has struggled to seize that opportunity.
|
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The crew apparently struggled for four hours to subdue him.
|
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O'Connor has publicly struggled with her own substance abuse issues.
|
|
Clinton struggled with both of those groups throughout her campaign.
|
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The pound struggled as investors still awaited clarity on Brexit.
|
|
McCaul noted that even Oprah Winfrey's cable channel has struggled.
|
|
Cruz's more traditional campaign has struggled to compete with Trump.
|
|
In the past, he struggled because of the big inning.
|
|
Andrew Cashner started and struggled in his Red Sox debut.
|
|
She struggled to speak as she recovered from heart surgery.
|
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The company has struggled with contrasting performances of its brands.
|
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He has struggled to compete with local competitors ever since.
|
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" I struggled to avoid asking, "What's up with your face?
|
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GM has struggled for years to make Cadillac more competitive.
|
|
Since then it's struggled to gain momentum in either chamber.
|
|
How many times have you struggled to pit an avocado?
|
|
James struggled with her body image when she was young.
|
|
It's no secret that retail stocks have struggled of late.
|
|
But, as president, Trump has struggled to find an enemy.
|
|
I struggled through and we got there in the end.
|
|
Sadly, yet perhaps unsurprisingly, negotiators struggled to find common ground.
|
|
He struggled against the White Sox at home on Aug.
|
|
RHP Matt Wisler has struggled in his last two starts.
|
|
Jeb Bush's "low energy," from which Bush struggled to rebound.
|
|
The state that has struggled the longest is New Mexico.
|
|
Meanwhile, Ramirez's godmother struggled to find him a new lawyer.
|
|
Yet over the past decade most of them have struggled.
|
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As wildlife numbers plummeted, Ngambo struggled to make ends meet.
|
|
He then struggled with engine modes before eventually finishing fifth.
|
|
She became homeless, and struggled with alcohol, drugs, and suicidal
|
|
During these years, he struggled to create his own business.
|
|
Gold also struggled, dipping 0.5 percent to 1,316 an ounce.
|
|
The United States has struggled with this question for decades.
|
|
Other agencies have struggled to fill the gap, Sharif said.
|
|
I have struggled for many years with a substance addiction.
|
|
Twitter has struggled to grow its user base for years.
|
|
The FBI also struggled to figure out where Ivankov lived.
|
|
This weekend's four other new releases struggled to varying degrees.
|
|
"Lamet struggled with his command," Padres manager Andy Green said.
|
|
Matz pitched well in May but has struggled in June.
|
|
Texas has struggled with its wild hog problem for years.
|
|
We struggled early but have come on real strong here.
|
|
She struggled a bit in a sexualized role of frustration.
|
|
Wright struggled to integrate with the rest of the cast.
|
|
The Spurs have struggled of late to find good shots.
|
|
The Nets have struggled defensively, performing below the league average.
|
|
After calling it "very successful," he struggled to describe it.
|
|
All the while I struggled to keep a straight face.
|
|
All struggled under the debt load of a leveraged buyout.
|
|
Trump, however, has struggled at times when talking about abortion.
|
|
"I thought he struggled with his split tonight," Girardi said.
|
|
Australian beekeepers have struggled to get assistance from their government.
|
|
All the while, Takata engineers struggled to tame ammonium nitrate.
|
|
Many of the cooperators in the Galleon case have struggled.
|
|
Owens struggled with his command Thursday, throwing only 64 pitches.
|
|
Hollingsworth had struggled to maintain a lead in the race.
|
|
Her mother, who had a college degree, struggled to find
|
|
People close to him said he struggled with the decision.
|
|
However, Congress has struggled for years to agree such reforms.
|
|
Insurers have struggled to finance their obligations under the ACA.
|
|
"As teenagers, we struggled to find our individuality," Magda says.
|
|
It has struggled to do that for a long time.
|
|
While he was gone, his family struggled to get by.
|
|
Still, he struggled to overcome public fears of rising crime.
|
|
In fact, Alibaba initially struggled to raise venture capital funding.
|
|
Still, he said, the company struggled to fill management positions.
|
|
" Debussy struggled to come up with a successor to "Pelléas.
|
|
Many transgender people reported they struggled to make ends meet.
|
|
Logan Verrett struggled when he first filled in for Harvey.
|
|
But after that, Brewer struggled to capitalize on the success.
|
|
EEM itself has struggled this year, falling about 3 percent.
|
|
The agency says it has struggled to confirm all 93.
|
|
Sanders struggled with repeated pushes for specifics in the interview.
|
|
Read more: The US Army has struggled to get recruits.
|
|
Without him, though, the family struggled to make ends meet.
|
|
Traditional journalism has struggled to keep up with it all.
|
|
Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, also struggled with her vote.
|
|
Democrats have struggled enormously with these women in recent years.
|
|
Yet she still struggled to keep racist thoughts at bay.
|
|
She had struggled to rebuild her life as a felon.
|
|
The family struggled to remember any connection to World Vision.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar and Andrew Yang struggled to set themselves apart.
|
|
The high debt scared away investors and the economy struggled.
|
|
Many retailers have struggled to adapt to changing consumer behaviors.
|
|
As YouTube has grown, it's struggled to police the platform.
|
|
But there are others who struggled to adapt after birth.
|
|
He struggled with severe allergies and couldn't go out sometimes.
|
|
Clinton has struggled to appeal to younger and independent voters.
|
|
The Swedish retailer has struggled over the last two years.
|
|
Ambulances struggled to reach the scene, hemmed in by buildings.
|
|
The United States has struggled to restore the region's balance.
|
|
Tepco has struggled with the aftermath of the 2500 disaster.
|
|
Patients had, on average, struggled with symptoms for 17 years.
|
|
Her father was a sharecropper, and the family struggled financially.
|
|
My wife and I struggled to stow a MacBook Air.
|
|
In 2015, it struggled with floods from the Red River.
|
|
Meza fell and struggled to get up amidst the gas.
|
|
Blue Apron's stock has struggled since going public last June.
|
|
Zimmerman, who has struggled with injuries this season, is hitting .
|
|
Like Chicago Assembly itself, Ms. Gray has struggled and survived.
|
|
Although he struggled with command, he showed flashes of potential.
|
|
But Coinbase has struggled to keep up with customer demand.
|
|
RadioShack, meanwhile, has struggled to compete against internet behemoth Amazon.
|
|
Regulators struggled to keep pace with the explosion of drones.
|
|
She struggled to speak through tears in addressing the assembly.
|
|
Those coins for the most part have struggled alongside bitcoin.
|
|
Tesla has struggled to provide timely service to its customers.
|
|
He seemingly struggled to hear the questions asked of him.
|
|
"They've struggled all year," Arians said of his receiving corps.
|
|
But the company has long struggled with policing extremist content.
|
|
The Trump administration has clearly struggled to understand FEMA's importance.
|
|
Carmelo Anthony finished with 18 points, but his teammates struggled.
|
|
But Democrats say she has struggled to make that case.
|
|
Staff and visitors looked on aghast as the gang struggled.
|
|
For half an hour, I struggled to meet other homosexuals.
|
|
Historically, black women have struggled to find the right shades.
|
|
Purcell admits that she struggled with academics her senior year.
|
|
She struggled to get the same caliber of film work.
|
|
No wonder they struggled to raise their first million dollars!
|
|
Verizon Media has struggled with declining usage and revenue growth.
|
|
"We struggled with how to think about it," Muehlenbachs said.
|
|
Ramirez struggled with his control and command in this game.
|
|
Still, Pai has struggled to push back on the administration.
|
|
He struggled with his command as well, walking four batters.
|
|
But he struggled to attract visitors to the Ice Castle.
|
|
My dad admits that he struggled to accept my diagnosis.
|
|
Indeed, many publicly struggled over how to address the allegations.
|
|
They lacked energy and struggled to clearly articulate their stances.Sen.
|
|
Steinberg's father struggled with addictions to cocaine, Quaaludes, and heroin.
|
|
Food, meanwhile, is an area in which Target has struggled.
|
|
He began to grow panicky as he struggled to breathe.
|
|
Doctors struggled to figure out what was causing the pain.
|
|
The company has struggled to become a major player there.
|
|
San Francisco has struggled with a notorious affordable housing crisis.
|
|
Sanders also struggled to connect with black voters in 2016.
|
|
Forest rangers have struggled to keep the growing crowds safe.
|
|
Stephens, the No. 3 seed, particularly struggled with her serve.
|
|
But many Chinese startups struggled to court investors last year.
|
|
Anthropologists have struggled to decode their language and their history.
|
|
We all struggled to be emotionally honest on the page.
|
|
Was there something specific about software that you struggled with?
|
|
They like people who have struggled, people who have suffered.
|
|
The Vikings cut Vedvik after he struggled in preseason games.
|
|
At times, she has struggled to articulate consistent policy stances.
|
|
I've struggled to understand what led him to his conclusion.
|
|
North Korea has also struggled to negotiate with Mr. Trump.
|
|
But Workhorse has struggled financially while preparing to increase production.
|
|
Florentina Mutu struggled with conflicting feelings of gratefulness and guilt.
|
|
I'm somebody who struggled with my weight all my life.
|
|
I think the Palestinian people have struggled for many years.
|
|
Theon Greyjoy struggled with his identity, torn between two families.
|
|
She never struggled much with her mental health after Bundy.
|
|
Because of undiagnosed learning disabilities, Robert struggled as a student.
|
|
But Bang also struggled with his position within the industry.
|
|
Rescue workers struggled to carry possible survivors out on stretchers.
|
|
All struggled mightily to position their sons against the others.
|
|
Others have struggled to translate the opportunity into sustained success.
|
|
But she also struggled, with depression, and with vocal issues.
|
|
But Mr. Huisman struggled to keep the point in play.
|
|
The First Baptist survivors have struggled for years with nightmares.
|
|
Jini Kim's company, Nuna, struggled with them in the beginning.
|
|
Inside, prisoners staged a riot that authorities struggled to control.
|
|
But the police struggled to contain crowds blocking the trail.
|
|
Dan Hirschman, whom I wrote about on April 6, struggled.
|
|
Europe has struggled to sustain growth faster than 22008 percent.
|
|
The company struggled until business in Africa began to grow.
|
|
In my sophomore year, I struggled with this one scene.
|
|
As deflation pushed down prices, companies struggled to increase profits.
|
|
While he was fine walking uphill, he struggled going down.
|
|
The Fed has struggled for years to hit that target.
|
|
Now I struggled to maintain focus knowing he was hurt.
|
|
For years, coal companies have struggled with the industry's decline.
|
|
It has struggled for many reasons, including competition from Amazon.
|
|
Hawaii, Alaska, Wisconsin and California have struggled with similar problems.
|
|
Witnesses said supervisors struggled to gain control at the scene.
|
|
He struggled to a 72 and was tied for 21st.
|
|
Venus seemed the ascendant sister as Serena struggled with injuries.
|
|
Elena Delle Donne and Kristi Toliver struggled with their shooting.
|
|
As sales continued to fall, Abercrombie & Fitch struggled to rebrand.
|
|
There were times, however, when I struggled to keep reading.
|
|
I've struggled my entire life trying to manage my weight.
|
|
Ali struggled to get past Joe Quarry and Oscar Bonavena.
|
|
Cheyney has also struggled with the enormity of her loss.
|
|
So instead I struggled through my existence in partial pain.
|
|
But the more remote outer islands, like Matinicus, have struggled.
|
|
I struggled to understand the vast and endless urban network.
|
|
Sony struggled to distribute the film as theaters were intimidated.
|
|
The country's health system has struggled to battle the outbreak.
|
|
I struggled with severe anxiety and depression at age 10.
|
|
There wasn't a moment when I struggled to keep reading.
|
|
But he struggled to describe the vast expanse of destruction.
|
|
In his absence, Neil Walker, who has struggled with a .
|
|
We initially struggled to get our message out to guests.
|
|
However, it struggled to get a foothold under the retailer.
|
|
She mentioned Balenger's boss but struggled to remember her name.
|
|
WILMORE: You struggled for that word "better," I can tell.
|
|
Truthfully, I struggled to find any problems, small or large.
|
|
On much of the east coast, the Conservative Party struggled.
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However, the agency has historically struggled to recruit female agents.
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His son studied as a radiotherapist, but struggled for work.
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But still some critics, like me, struggled to forgive him.
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Charlotte Law had struggled with those same problems and more.
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"Yeah, I definitely struggled with it at times," he says.
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Under Turkish management, the group has struggled to maintain credibility.
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Instead, look at times you've struggled or, even better, failed.
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He drifted into commercial law but struggled with the work.
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Authorities in Wuhan struggled to contain an influx of patients.
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Timbers and Byrne had struggled with the characterization of Joan.
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Biologists have struggled for decades to learn how it happened.
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Like many restaurants, however, the company has struggled with turnover.
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Some Apollo astronauts struggled to adjust to life on Earth.
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She struggled for her range, spraying balls long and wide.
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In their twenties, the couple struggled with serious financial trouble.
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Others struggled to retrieve water even from the distribution centers.
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Before Ward's birth, Cassie revealed that she struggled to conceive.
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While Puzder and other top executives benefited, their employees struggled.
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But he has struggled to build support among this constituency.
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She struggled to get back up, and someone helped her.
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But both lawmakers have struggled in a bitterly divided Washington.
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Women with HIV have also struggled to attain proper healthcare.
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Nyong'o said that she too had struggled with her complexion.
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Oil firms have struggled with subdued prices in recent years.
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But it has struggled lately, down 4 percent this week.
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However, many retailers struggled to get back on their feet.
|
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Mr. Buck struggled to find work after leaving Los Angeles.
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"To say that we've struggled is an understatement," says Richard.
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Are you a truck driver who has struggled in 2019?
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Since then, the community has struggled with water contamination problems.
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Golden Knights goaltender Oscar Dansk struggled despite making 31 saves.
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While Porcello was sharp, Gray struggled to command his pitches.
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Ms. Deutsch struggled at times to get those ideas across.
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"No one would have known, but he struggled," he said.
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As they disappeared into the bedroom, she struggled to follow.
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"To me this is …" She struggled to find the words.
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Farmers, in particular, have struggled under tough countertariffs from China.
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Seeking Clarity I struggled with acne for a long time.
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Being untrained in golf architecture, however, they struggled for assignments.
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The USMNT has historically struggled on the World Cup stage.
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Even as Masahiro Tanaka has struggled, Pineda has stepped up.
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Both teams struggled to assert control in the second half.
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Svitolina was another who struggled with her serve in Dubai.
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But despite her moderate success, she struggled to support herself.
|
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Italian authorities, meanwhile, have struggled to find "patient zero" there.
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More recently, even major companies have struggled to secure footage.
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Twitch has struggled with moderation features and properly distributing punishments.
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The FANG stocks have struggled to break out to highs.
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Lawrence struggled, throwing for only 213 yards and no touchdowns.
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Democrats had struggled to recruit a strong challenger to Rep.
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The group have has struggled to find decent legal representation.
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For three years, that's what I did — and I struggled.
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We were attacked as we struggled to leave the building.
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Odimo struggled through the crash but couldn't survive for long.
|
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The agency has struggled with expenses before the current administration.
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Ordinary Kashmiris struggled to procure medicines and contact loved ones.
|
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Jake Allen looked nervous and struggled to find his rhythm.
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Sessions struggled to focus but remained inflexible in his convictions.
|
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But as the coal industry died out, Martin County struggled.
|
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Even with extra money from Nissan, Mr. Moreno eventually struggled.
|
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Smaller chains and independent restaurants have struggled to keep up.
|
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Denver struggled all night to hit shots but heated up.
|
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The Trump White House has struggled in its communications department.
|
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But like many nonprofits, it has struggled to stay afloat.
|
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Boston has struggled on its home ice with a sub-.
|
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Bevin also struggled in Campbell County, right next to Kenton.
|
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Medical personnel struggled to pull survivors out of the rubble.
|
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The company struggled forward without a director for four months.
|
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Democrats have also struggled in presidential elections since that point.
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She struggled to sit on her own and stopped crawling.
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Buttigieg, however, has struggled to gain support from black voters.
|
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The funds he manages struggled and clients yanked their money.
|
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It has also so far struggled to find commercial tenants.
|
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The company has struggled to adapt to changing beer tastes.
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Annual wage growth has struggled to break above 2.5 percent.
|
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I struggled to muster the motivation to meet writing deadlines.
|
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Meanwhile, competitors to Nielsen's media business, like Comscore, have struggled.
|
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Pinterest has also struggled to become relevant in digital advertising.
|
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But Cramer struggled to link it to any tangible effects.
|
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But Victoria's Secret and its teen brand PINK have struggled.
|
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"Cities have really struggled to balance their budgets," he said.
|
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For much of his life, Mr. Taylor struggled to walk.
|
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She went to London and struggled to find acting roles.
|
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Wag has struggled to hold onto customers in recent months.
|
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Cory Booker, who has struggled to break through in fundraising.
|
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The Trump administration has struggled in its relationship with HBCUs.
|
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But Congress has since struggled to find a bipartisan compromise.
|
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Until now, concierge medicine has struggled to gain widespread appeal.
|
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"I've always struggled with the president's isolationist bent," he said.
|
|
Tesla has struggled with nearly chronic production and delivery delays.
|
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But they struggled to make sense of this new adversary.
|
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Nearly as many struggled with office politics, coworkers and managers.
|
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Around 22 percent said they struggled with growing their career.
|
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Facebook has notably struggled with one of its Indian efforts.
|
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We struggled to make our lives better, culturally and economically.
|
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Despite occasional successes, Mr. Dauer struggled to escape daytime television.
|
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Musk told Rolling Stone he's struggled with loneliness since childhood.
|
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Peers Macy's and J.C. Penney also struggled through the holidays.
|
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American public schools have long struggled to define computer science.
|
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American public schools have long struggled to define computer science.
|
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She split with a husband who struggled with her ambition.
|
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While Jim had struggled with Warren's ambition, Mann embraced it.
|
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But Xu struggled to convince investors to back the company.
|
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Indian officials have struggled to figure out what to do.
|
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Arpaio's chaotic campaign struggled to find traction throughout the race.
|
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"I struggled putting in the wind out there," Thomas said.
|
|
Administration officials have struggled to show progress on this issue.
|
|
I originally struggled to get that fuel into the engine.
|
|
But the pitchers for the Mets, have struggled to execute.
|
|
Why has he struggled with homelessness through his adult life?
|
|
But it has still struggled to fill dozens of positions.
|
|
However, he initially struggled to get funding for his work.
|
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I've struggled with insomnia nearly all of my adult life.
|
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My parents struggled their first years here, they were discouraged.
|
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It seemed like this incredible opportunity because we'd struggled before.
|
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The suspect struggled with an officer, falling to the ground.
|
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The local government and nonprofits have struggled to feed everyone.
|
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I struggled with this idea when I first heard it.
|
|
Since 2015, GoodEggs, Zesty and Munchery have shuffled their executive decks, meal kit delivery darlings Blue Apron struggled with worker safety, and logistics providers Postmates struggled to lock in a new round of funding.
|
|
Both teams struggled to score for the first two-thirds of the second half, but Tennessee struggled more, allowing Vanderbilt to cut what had been a 220-point deficit to four on multiple occasions.
|
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"Sky has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
|
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The teen has struggled with body confidence due to her weight.
|
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Observers struggled to agree on the proposal's impact on different jurisdictions.
|
|
But Tennessee struggled to move the ball consistently against Kansas City.
|
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With that said, I think Angelina struggled in the final days.
|
|
This isn't easy to do and something even McChrystal struggled with.
|
|
The Irish then struggled to score against the Yellow Jackets — again.
|
|
Tourists in Tokyo&aposs historic Asakusa district struggled with the heat.
|
|
However, both sides have struggled to make progress on this matter.
|
|
Even Nintendo has struggled with the relationship between consoles and portables.
|
|
The voice actor has struggled with drug addiction for several years.
|
|
They believed the men struggled as Anderson tied up his victim.
|
|
It struggled with competition from e-commerce firms such as Amazon.
|
|
Delivering the hit against the Eagles, Elliott also struggled to recover.
|
|
The private sector has struggled to procure adequate quantities since then.
|
|
It was apparently reactivated as the two struggled in the sand.
|
|
"These were difficult years, when I struggled with depression," she says.
|
|
Committed to razors Gillette has struggled in recent years against competition.
|
|
For two seasons now, the Raptors have struggled to start halves.
|
|
However, the province has struggled to find alternative sources of growth.
|
|
At times during the series, I struggled to invest in Paige.
|
|
It has struggled to come anywhere close to that level since.
|
|
Border and customs officials struggled to put Trump's directive into practice.
|
|
Argentina struggled to cope with yet another financial crisis in 2018.
|
|
Both Ford and [Fiat Chrysler Automotive] have struggled to get partners.
|
|
Early in the season, I struggled hitting fastballs over the plate.
|
|
As an atheist, she always struggled to define her higher power.
|
|
But I think a lot of us struggled with this question.
|
|
Mason has struggled this season with a 3.45 GAA and a .
|
|
Asian bourses struggled, with Chinese mainland shares down almost 215.67 percent.
|
|
Mediators have struggled to get Syria's combatants to honor a Feb.
|
|
Meanwhile, J.C. Penney has struggled to navigate the new retail world.
|
|
Never has a Bachelor struggled so deeply during his hometown dates.
|
|
"It is something I've definitely struggled with a lot," she said.
|
|
But earlier today, many Americans struggled just to cast their votes.
|
|
The UAW has struggled to organize automakers and suppliers this year.
|
|
In the middle of the night, he struggled to breathe again.
|
|
Wilmers says he was a charismatic baby, but he also struggled.
|
|
Both planes struggled to maintain altitude in the minutes after takeoff.
|
|
"I struggled alone in my depression for 2775 years," she says.
|
|
Larry Hogan, he's struggled to unite his party behind his ticket.
|
|
I struggled to see what he saw for our lives together.
|
|
Millie, a dermatologist, said her son struggled a lot with communication.
|
|
But Essential, which was once valued at $1 billion, has struggled.
|
|
"I really struggled with that side of her story," she admits.
|
|
Personally, I struggled adapting to the keyboard, frequently hitting errant keys.
|
|
Venters, 34, struggled badly in his fifth season with the Braves.
|
|
N) have struggled, while apparel retailers like Ralph Lauren Corp (RL.
|
|
But Equifax has also struggled with its response to the incident.
|
|
"I really struggled while taking all the hormones," Durst tells PEOPLE.
|
|
He struggled with questions of race and, at times, Pressley's dynamism.
|
|
The campaign, which has struggled to generate black support, reversed course.
|
|
Some said they struggled with drug addiction after leaving the academy.
|
|
As orders started pouring in, the company struggled to keep up.
|
|
The New York Times restaurant critic had struggled with eating disorders?
|
|
U.S. stocks struggled to make gains while Europe closed in green.
|
|
However, they struggled to produce another certified hit for years after.
|
|
After school he became a professional golfer but struggled with money.
|
|
Ever since I was a kid, I'd struggled with my weight.
|
|
Basil struggled to sit up straight as Joel brought him breakfast.
|
|
Every day I struggled to concentrate in school and catch up.
|
|
If she still struggled with words or concepts, she sought tutoring.
|
|
A cousin struggled as a teenage mother; another relative cleaned toilets.
|
|
Aston Martin has struggled since it listed in October last year.
|
|
Xerox's stock has struggled this year, falling more than 14 percent.
|
|
Npower has struggled to make money from its UK retail business.
|
|
Then Sanchez injured his shoulder, and Miley struggled down the stretch.
|
|
"Locating the offspeed," deGrom replied, when asked what he struggled with.
|
|
When pressed for more examples, the opposition struggled to provide them.
|
|
So, I feel like I thankfully never struggled with that, actually.
|
|
But I struggled against my decision to take some time off.
|
|
The verifier struggled when I tried it on some famed Trumpisms.
|
|
Restoration Hardware's stock has struggled mightily this year, falling 64 percent.
|
|
The right-handed hitter has struggled against his own kind, however.
|
|
"I really struggled," said McDermott of losing his footing after divorce.
|
|
Local leaders have at times struggled to earn the community's trust.
|
|
Entrepreneurs were full of ideas but struggled to get startup loans.
|
|
The stock has struggled, falling 24 percent in the past year.
|
|
"Look at Apple, this is a stock that struggled," Smith said.
|
|
Bautista and the Blue Jays have struggled through the early season.
|
|
It seems she may have struggled with Henderson before being killed.
|
|
Aid agencies have struggled to make deliveries into the besieged city.
|
|
But the company has struggled to grow its user base substantially.
|
|
That is partly because they have struggled to practise good government.
|
|
Investors struggled to tell the long-term winners from the losers.
|
|
But the company has struggled financially in the months that followed.
|
|
Many have struggled to find work, and conservatives grumble about ghettoisation.
|
|
Several solar roof businesses have struggled or folded in recent years.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren acknowledged black single mothers struggled more than she did.
|
|
Both struggled with depression, and Roy had made previous suicide attempts.
|
|
In fact, economists have recently struggled to establish a causal link.
|
|
Throughout my childhood and adolescence, I really struggled with my weight.
|
|
According to CNBC, Samsung's smartphone division also struggled to achieve profitability.
|
|
Janus has struggled as investors have pulled money from its funds.
|
|
Minnesota struggled in all those areas throughout the first three games.
|
|
Deutsche Bank has struggled with high costs and troubles with regulators.
|
|
The Queen of Soul had struggled with her health for years.
|
|
Like many Hollywood actresses, she struggled before catching her big break.
|
|
Complicating matters, investors have struggled to anticipate the Trump administration's actions.
|
|
"We've struggled to score in this five-game segment," Peters said.
|
|
"I always struggled to get a lipstick on fast," she says.
|
|
The developed economies in Europe and Japan have struggled with deflation.
|
|
DEFENSIVE SHOW:While thePurdue offense has struggled, the defense has been impressive.
|
|
Later, on Paradise, he struggled to form a connection with Booth.
|
|
Hamels (12-3) struggled with his command early before regaining control.
|
|
In high school, Barr got into trouble and struggled to graduate.
|
|
I've struggled with social anxiety at varying levels my whole life.
|
|
Of course, the Browns know Gordon has struggled with substance abuse.
|
|
Interestingly, Princess Diana famously struggled with loneliness after marrying Prince Charles.
|
|
HBO has struggled with Game of Thrones leaks in the past.
|
|
Both companies have struggled to bolster their stock prices, according to
|
|
Scott: Growing up, both my parents struggled with unemployment and addiction.
|
|
The index struggled through September but has rebounded strongly in October.
|
|
The teams struggled on offense for most of the first half.
|
|
After treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
|
|
" Asked if she struggled before her service, she said , "Oh, no.
|
|
"I really struggled," says McDermott of losing his footing after divorce.
|
|
" Dunaway added that the actress struggled "over the last few years.
|
|
The company has also struggled with falling prices for generic drugs.
|
|
Even mainstream parties, meanwhile, have struggled to stay clean of extremism.
|
|
She struggled to find similar solace in her on-screen family.
|
|
Even Trump's allies struggled to excuse the hastily composed order. Rep.
|
|
European markets also struggled for gains after more volatility in China.
|
|
For a team with such legacy, Fnatic often struggled this split.
|
|
Back in Holland, Klaver, 22013, struggled to resume her normal life.
|
|
They struggled to communicate in English, but this seems to work.
|
|
Weeks passed as firefighters struggled to get the fire under control.
|
|
Her whole life, she explains, she has struggled with her symptoms.
|
|
There are various theories why he struggled, one of which is
|
|
The younger Prince has at times struggled with the press attention.
|
|
Mr. Bendis knows how other people have struggled with the character.
|
|
The government has struggled to get consumers to open their wallets.
|
|
Trump has also struggled to project strength on the world stage.
|
|
They've struggled to keep the news media interested in the case.
|
|
Mr. Nasim struggled to explain what he had done and why.
|
|
Other Republicans struggled to make sense of the White House's behavior.
|
|
People treated her horribly; she struggled to find and hold work.
|
|
The Blue Jackets struggled to get through Minnesota's neutral zone trap.
|
|
Yet, oddly enough, many states have struggled with this simple concept.
|
|
It showed small business owners have struggled to find qualified workers.
|
|
Other firms have struggled to profit as much from users' engagement.
|
|
Malia could not see, blinded, she struggled on the rugged terrain.
|
|
RHP Jonathan Papelbon has struggled against his former team, the Phillies.
|
|
Into the night, the White House struggled to contain its frustration.
|
|
While Cruz has struggled, Trump has soared back into the lead.
|
|
Major holdings including IBM, American Express and Deere have struggled recently.
|
|
Roark has struggled this year after winning 16 games last season.
|
|
Akon fell for Canada ... and he really struggled to get up.
|
|
Barbara Lowe struggled to stay awake to watch the 11 p.m.
|
|
Nomenclature debate or not, Unimation struggled for years to make headway.
|
|
Two-time American league MVP Miguel Cabrera has struggled to a .
|
|
Both Bond and McCarthy have struggled with heroin addiction, authorities said.
|
|
Rookie Sam Darnold struggled as the Jets lost their third straight.
|
|
In 2012, Sony struggled to make a star of its heroine.
|
|
Maybe it was hereditary, given that her mom struggled with drinking.
|
|
Karl-Anthony Towns struggled with 163 turnovers, including four offensive fouls.
|
|
Despite new findings, the biotech sector struggled to hold higher Monday.
|
|
Italian companies have struggled to go public so far this year.
|
|
The Baltimore Orioles have struggled on offense for much of 2019.
|
|
I know I've struggled with a relationship while on the rig.
|
|
But I struggled to parse what the film was commenting on.
|
|
This may be why football has struggled to develop in India.
|
|
He struggled with schizophrenia, said Bucks County District Attorney Matthew Weintraub.
|
|
However, Sloan struggled to satisfy regulators' demands to overhaul the bank.
|
|
In the days following the election, my mind struggled to focus.
|
|
Both teams struggled mightily from the floor in the first half.
|
|
Etsy debuted in 2015, but has struggled to maintain investor appetite.
|
|
Elizabeth McKenzie: Yes, I've struggled personally with those issues about consumption.
|
|
But the Broncos struggled mightily on third down throughout the game.
|
|
Carolina struggled to consistently piece drives together in the first half.
|
|
They fired Luke Walton and struggled to get a replacement coach.
|
|
He struggled at first but soon started getting A's and B's.
|
|
However, the Fed has struggled to reverse some of these policies.
|
|
However, the Korean struggled in Rio, mainly due to insufficient training.
|
|
He struggled at Toledo with a 10.13 ERA in six appearances.
|
|
It has also struggled with high turnover in its top ranks.
|
|
For years, congressional offices have struggled to build more diverse staffs.
|
|
Floodwaters were ankle deep, and they struggled to make the drive.
|
|
Without Pell Grants, publicly funded prison education programs struggled to continue.
|
|
The city has struggled with its unique drainage system for years.
|
|
But for anyone who's struggled with erection issues, it's pretty great.
|
|
It's a stereotype both Sotomayor and Justice Elena Kagan struggled with.
|
|
Uber struggled to raise its market share in China above 10%.
|
|
In emails, ORR staff struggled with how to weigh conflicting evidence.
|
|
Schorpen struggled while preparing for the trial of her daughter's killer.
|
|
Sprint, by contrast, has struggled to have the same consumer impact.
|
|
Even FitzRoy, however, struggled with the tension between science and faith.
|
|
Some are single mothers who struggled to provide for their children.
|
|
Pouille, meanwhile, struggled to land a blow as his serve misfired.
|
|
Capital Q: … quite a few of us have struggled with addiction.
|
|
Anias has struggled the most, both before and after the surgery.
|
|
To date, Ivanka has struggled to adopt to that changed dynamic.
|
|
The format was so incipient that he struggled to describe it.
|
|
Starters Michael Pineda on Saturday and Nathan Eovaldi on Sunday struggled.
|
|
But Houston has struggled mightily on the defensive end this season.
|
|
India has struggled to get in front of its pollution crisis.
|
|
The country has for years struggled with famine and food insecurity.
|
|
Members of Congress have long struggled to avoid responsibility for wars.
|
|
The Trail Blazers have struggled this season, starting off 4-8.
|
|
A friend in Florida took her in, but still she struggled.
|
|
Mr. Sanders, by contrast, has struggled to win their backing. Mrs.
|
|
Brown also performed well in Ohio, where Democrats struggled in 2018.
|
|
It's a strategy Democrats have struggled with in recent nomination fights.
|
|
Alexis has struggled to find tranquility over the last few years.
|
|
But the team has struggled to match that form this year.
|
|
Good said she struggled to save before she started the challenge.
|
|
"We both struggled last year," he wrote in a Twitter post.
|
|
Even after they broke the story for Season 1, they struggled.
|
|
He gave the example of a recent set he struggled through.
|
|
The company has struggled over several quarters with weak U.S. sales.
|
|
Democrats have struggled with this task throughout Mr Trump's political life.
|
|
"We've struggled a couple times against lefties this year," Girardi said.
|
|
The older sister struggled to keep the little one from standing.
|
|
He wrote columns on the side but struggled to make ends
|
|
Largeman-Roth struggled to get the rental apartment ready for tenants.
|
|
But House and Senate lawmakers have struggled to get a consensus.
|
|
The Spurs struggled as a team from the free-throw line.
|
|
Even Dariani struggled at first to make sense of the site.
|
|
Women have struggled mightily to establish careers separate from their husbands.
|
|
The firebrand GOP candidate has struggled with minorities in recent polls.
|
|
Over in Ontario, farmers have struggled with the lack of rain.
|
|
Both China and Japan have struggled to create jets that sell.
|
|
In Japan, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' MRJ regional jet has also struggled.
|
|
Companies also struggled to pay back existing debts, PayNet data showed.
|
|
Venice has struggled with multiple tourist-related misdemeanors in recent years.
|
|
They compare stories of parents and siblings who've struggled with addiction.
|
|
Even so, she struggled constantly to balance all the caregiving responsibilities.
|
|
I struggled with directions in some of the other recipes, too.
|
|
Pollsters struggled to explain why the result had defied the forecasts.
|
|
Other popular shows have struggled after major changes in the cast.
|
|
Democratic Party, those elders included lions who had struggled to sustain
|
|
Conforto's playing time was sporadic, but he also struggled to perform.
|
|
Pivotal's shares have struggled since the company's IPO in April 2018.
|
|
Next up was vanilla, which we collectively struggled to choke down.
|
|
Certainly, many big companies have struggled with cyberattacks in recent years.
|
|
For years, the nation has struggled with reforming its tax code.
|
|
It indicates that the jury struggled to understand precisely what occurred.
|
|
They note that Renacci has struggled to raise money from donors.
|
|
Since her landslide victory, Raggi has struggled to make her mark.
|
|
Other favorites, particularly the former winner Alberto Contador of Spain, struggled.
|
|
Others have struggled to figure out a business model that works.
|
|
The mullahs struggled to make time for all the final prayers.
|
|
Tim Ferriss has always struggled with depression and even contemplated suicide.
|
|
John Hickenlooper has struggled to break out in the national polls.
|
|
"It is something I've definitely struggled with a lot," Manuel said.
|
|
Fredy Jr., a round-faced, cautious boy, struggled to speak English.
|
|
The Peccerellis struggled to keep up with the news in Guatemala.
|
|
They struggled less, made more money, and had all the luck.
|
|
Her mother struggled with depression and drugs and was often suicidal.
|
|
This isn't the first year that Ethiopia has struggled with drought.
|
|
Amid this competition, Pandora has struggled to monetize its user base.
|
|
The administration of Barack Obama struggled to find the right answers.
|
|
Read more: YouTube has lately struggled to protect its vulnerable creators.
|
|
They've struggled to keep up with rising prices for long enough.
|
|
But when Delino DeShields struggled in center field, Desmond shifted there.
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Victims' families and officials struggled to understand how the tragedy happened.
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On Tuesday, as they struggled to remain frozen, their eyes watered.
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Seton Hall similarly struggled from the field, however, shooting 35.6 percent.
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With no power, hospitals struggled to treat patients after the storm.
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They made sure Christmas came every year although they struggled financially.
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Officials in Chicago have struggled to explain the uptick in killings.
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But it's struggled since its tobacco and textile mills shut down.
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Arkansas had struggled recently, losing four of five before Saturday's game.
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The Magic struggled to make shots the rest of the way.
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He struggled with personal problems, including stints in rehab and DUIs.
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Suiter's clothing indicated he and the killer had struggled, Davis said.
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Her daughter, Leah van Zelm, struggled to take care of her.
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Don and another man struggled to hold up the sagging ceiling.
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An old man struggled under the weight of two folding chairs.
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"We struggled to get stops," said Russell, who added eight assists.
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He wound up bouncing between relieving and starting, and he struggled.
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Facebook has struggled with similar lack of public understanding, he said.
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The pilots struggled to control the plane, but MCAS activated again.
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Like many orchestras, the Utah Symphony struggled during the Great Recession.
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As good as he has been overall, he's struggled in Arlington.
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In the past, the beach has struggled with influxes of tourists.
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Both did badly in school, and Scott struggled more than Mark.
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He struggled, completing just two of five passes for 24 yards.
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As stocks struggled at certain points last year, so did bitcoin.
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It is a different mechanism now, and we struggled with that.
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Over a year later, the feature has struggled to gain traction.
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On veterans:Veterans Affairs has struggled in providing health care to veterans.
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But even when he struggled, he found other ways to communicate.
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Paris attacked at the start, but he struggled and finished 19th.
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Roark won 16 games last year but has struggled this season.
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He struggled early in his campaign to appeal to black voters.
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I really struggled with Russ McKamey, who runs the torture house.
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Englishness as a standalone identity has always struggled to articulate itself.
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They struggled when they first came here especially in Notting Hill.
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In recent years, the genre has struggled at the box office.
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Maintaining a positive outlook has been something I've desperately struggled with.
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He struggled with "classically millennial identity issues," as he described them.
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Victims struggled for the last inch of air beneath the ceiling.
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Her teachers held her back because she struggled to learn English.
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I've always really struggled with being able to answer these questions.
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That said, I also struggled with including it on this list.
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The government has struggled to feed, house, and clothe the refugees.
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But after leaving the military, he struggled to find his purpose.
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Honestly, I struggled to find anything to dislike about the S10e.
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This is two weeks in a row in which we struggled.
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Amid the controversy, the team's players have struggled to stay focused.
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Mr. Kaine occasionally struggled to make the best case for Mrs.
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That's actually something they told me and I struggled with it.
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They struggled to pay teachers, even to repair dilapidated school buses.
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Both teams struggled from 343-point range in the first half.
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But as bitcoin has struggled, the Cash App's growth has accelerated.
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But he never gave up drinking, and he struggled with depression.
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Kim Guadagno (R), who struggled to gain traction in the race.
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Recently, fast food chains have struggled with sluggish traffic in stores.
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Even Facebook's top executives, including Mark Zuckerberg, have struggled with impersonators.
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The local transit agency struggled to bring his idea to life.
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Allison struggled with when (and how hard) to push her daughter.
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For the most part, these corporate offspring have struggled or failed.
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For years, Jody Christ, 62, struggled to control her high cholesterol.
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He barely struggled to his feet at the count of nine.
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Lewis said he initially struggled to determine how he fit in.
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Even the White House has struggled to send a consistent message.
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Penney has also struggled to select the right assortment of inventory.
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But Democrats have struggled to determine how hard they should push.
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The four women have struggled to bring their case to court.
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The government has struggled to restart the turbines since, he said.
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Yet he struggled to put Günther Seeger NY on the map.
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In other ways, too, Americans struggled to get right with democracy.
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Initially, Zehm struggled to maintain his lifestyle after losing his job.
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Diaz is part of a bullpen — and team — that has struggled.
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Williams suddenly piled-up easy mistakes and struggled to find timing.
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"We struggled with that," said Mr. Kitson, who retired in 2015.
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Semyon Varlamov struggled yet again, allowing three goals on 20 shots.
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She told police that she struggled with the man, who fled.
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Academic economics has struggled to advance women to doctorates and professorships.
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He's also occasionally struggled to find an offensive rhythm alongside Paul.
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For a long time, Agnieszka's parents struggled to accept her sexuality.
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But they have at times struggled to attract top-tier candidates.
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"I struggled to find work when I came back," she said.
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I have struggled with trust in my interactions with white women.
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But she struggled to find her footing as a fiction writer.
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With his former supporters going elsewhere, Santorum struggled to remain relevant.
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While Bombardier struggled, the two aerospace giants eventually saw the light.
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Top-heavy and buffeted by winds, the chugging old Pinto struggled.
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Americans have long struggled over the scope of voting and representation.
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Even categories that have struggled the most showed signs of improvement.
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I came to Hollywood, and I struggled to be an actor.
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Democrats struggled to recruit candidates, especially in districts that lean conservative.
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Janewattananond, who speaks English, struggled to understand Miller's New York accent.
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"They were suddenly killed or struggled with serious injuries," he added.
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But its men's soccer teams have routinely struggled in international competition.
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Her body struggled with thermoregulation, making hypothermia and overheating serious concerns.
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For instance, Ike Eisenhower struggled to prioritize tasks during his presidency.
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"We struggled for money," he said, recalling his childhood in Queens.
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Despite the important role it plays in software development, NPM struggled.
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The authorities struggled to restore basic services like electricity and water.
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But she struggled economically, even as she excelled in her career.
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For years, the F.B.I. has struggled to add more female agents.
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Off the ice, he struggled to keep his emotions in check.
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The U.S. has struggled to quickly make coronavirus testing available widely.
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As The Times reported last year, Mr. Hernandez grunted and struggled.
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Like other rural states, Alaska has struggled with Obamacare premium hikes.
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The Meyers' grandchildren struggled to hold the grapefruit during the ceremony.
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Every day, O'Neill struggled against the worsening tremor in his hands.
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Other activist investors have also struggled to sway investors this year.
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It's a problem countless Americans have struggled with in recent weeks.
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The Detroit school district has struggled with deteriorating infrastructure for years.
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Like most everyone, Meropi and George struggled through the crisis years.
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For years, she struggled with the psychological fallout of the attack.
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But I struggled with the fuller meaning of what was happening.
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Before entering Family Treatment Court, Coleman struggled with addiction for years.
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It struggled to compete with popular jeans maker Levi's, among others.
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Santana (10-4) allowed nine hits, but Cleveland's lineup struggled again.
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Yet Wilson struggled with the constant racial harassment that he endured.
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Poorer families often struggled to cope with multiple births, it added.
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The Department of Homeland Security has struggled to document visa overstays.
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Yet AmorePacific Group (which owns Sulwhasoo and other brands) has struggled.
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Deval Patrick, whose late bid has struggled to gain any traction.
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Both initially struggled to find work in the U.S. as emigres.
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When my child was first diagnosed, I struggled with uncharacteristic rage.
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Immigration lawyers have struggled with how to advise clients like Bianca.
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I struggled to hold this burger up with just one hand.
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People have struggled with habitual hesitation going back to ancient civilizations.
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Modern societies have always struggled with pain that they cannot see.
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Several presidents before him have struggled to pass major health overhauls.
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The military has struggled to address sexual assault in its ranks.
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Some businesses where he has invested, like textile mills, have struggled.
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He's been real good all year and just struggled that inning.
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They just came from different worlds and struggled to bridge that.
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As the United States has struggled with terrorism since the Sept.
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All the while, the company's TV and film business struggled mightily.
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Other friends' parents suddenly struggled to help them pay for college.
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Plus, similar efforts in the past have struggled to take off.
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Ford struggled to launch its sixth-generation Explorer SUV in 2019.
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Like most newspapers, The News has struggled in the digital age.
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It was the players who struggled to reach Roland Garros Stadium.
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Densely populated Bangladesh has struggled with the growing number of refugees.
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Over the past 10 years, Mr. Charleston had struggled with bills.
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The hose shook violently and Montiel struggled to keep it steady.
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The Memphis offense, meanwhile, struggled against Wichita State's aggressive, trapping defense.
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Brazil and Bolivia struggled to curb massive forest fires in 2019.
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Nio has struggled to hit its own guidance in previous quarters.
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I think even the best entrepreneurs have really struggled with that.
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Where Facebook has soared, Twitter has struggled to find its way.
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Like many young companies, Beyond and Impossible have struggled, as well.
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YouTube has struggled in the past to police its massive platform.
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But Mr. Harden struggled with alcoholism and split from Ms. Santana.
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So Tyler Clippard, a Yankees' setup man, struggled again on Wednesday.
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"Struggled with [insert value from Netflix's culture deck, such as 'candor']."
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Biden, meanwhile, struggled to raise campaign cash coming into this year.
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It was an added sting he struggled to put into words.
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The country struggled to find a place in the global economy.
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Long before that diagnosis, he struggled with depression and substance abuse.
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Warren has struggled to compete in the progressive lane with Sen.
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Le Pen's party has struggled to secure funding from Western banks.
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Its crypto investments have also reportedly struggled in the past year.
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The region has struggled to replace it with service sector jobs.
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Firefighters struggled to control the blaze on a hillside in Valparaíso.
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Warren struggled somewhat after a bonkers summer (in fundraising and polls).
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Even blogging's success stories have struggled to live up to expectations.
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"I don't think Luis ever struggled before last year," he said.
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Before Gilead, Nick struggled to find his place in the world.
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Over the past year, Facebook has struggled with numerous regulatory challenges.
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However, investors have recently struggled with fears of an economic recession.
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Alone for the first time in my adult life, I struggled.
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I've struggled with anxiety and overcoming negative emotions my whole life.
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Pelosi struggled several times to get Trump's name off her tongue.
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Unable to speak English, he struggled to keep up in school.
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Harris also struggled at times to define herself and her positions.
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And I've struggled, and I still do struggle being a mom.
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But from the beginning, Ms. Harris struggled with her personal narrative.
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I've struggled in the first inning throughout my career, I think.
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Bush's partnership with Jeter had also struggled to fund their bid.
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Even during the primaries, Trump struggled to earn backing from newspapers.
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Without these social anchors, residents struggled to find meaning and purpose.
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It has struggled to sell units after its completion in 2011.
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Buttigieg has so far struggled to gain traction among black voters.
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Even Facebook's top executives, including Mark Zuckerberg, have struggled with impersonators.
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Moreover, the vast majority of these families struggled after leaving TANF.
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Even though I was pretty cozy, I struggled to fall asleep.
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The Inupiat had always struggled with scarcity and change, he said.
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To this point, the U.S. has struggled to counteract ISIS online.
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In a court hearing, police said Majors struggled with multiple attackers.
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He struggled with a lot, and was also dealing with depression.
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It's a heartbreaking read, and one I struggled to put down.
|
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Mattel in particular has struggled to evolve from its Barbie past.
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But Fannie and Freddie struggled to pay even these modest dividends.
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Richards struggled with his command, walking five and making 94 pitches.
|
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His New York Giants have struggled on the season as well.
|
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Meanwhile, the Gap has struggled — its sales fell 27% last year.
|
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Without formal property deeds, home owners struggled to get federal aid.
|
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" He claimed that he struggled with this dilemma "all the time.
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Meanwhile, the Gap has struggled — its sales fell 5% last year.
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SHS apologized, saying she didn't know Biden had struggled with stuttering.
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Modi said many developed economies had struggled to implement tax reforms.
|
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Lawmakers have so far struggled to reach consensus on the issue.
|
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China City Construction has struggled to repay debts in recent months.
|
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Despite the deal that gave him the presidency, Ghani has struggled.
|
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Congress has struggled for years to tackle immigration, frustrating successive presidents.
|
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And so the industry has struggled to launch new hit series.
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All the major companies have struggled amid a low rate environment.
|
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Weber State struggled to finish around the rim, missing numerous layups.
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Though the increase was slight, manufacturing has struggled for some time.
|
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Apple has long struggled to compete with Spotify in music streaming.
|
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Huey Lewis has struggled to cope with his hearing loss diagnosis.
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Kidd, a former model who struggled with addiction, died on Aug.
|
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I've had friends try intrauterine insemination when they've struggled to conceive.
|
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Harris had struggled to gain traction in the race for months.
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Since announcing in May, Bullock had struggled to break through nationally.
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The actress said she struggled with the decision for six weeks.
|
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Huffman struggled with the offer for weeks before relenting, she wrote.
|
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This is something Murchison-Hume owner Max Kater clearly struggled with.
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On furloughs, he struggled to manage his professional and personal affairs.
|
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Although it was a happy home, I struggled to find independence.
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It was probably the thing that we struggled with the most.
|
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This season the German driver has struggled, winning only one race.
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As a child, I struggled to live in the diurnal world.
|
|
The Grizzlies also struggled from long range going 4 of 18.
|
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However, some have struggled to keep the attention of their subscribers.
|
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The network has struggled to shake allegations of bias all summer.
|
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He famously struggled to win over black voters four years ago.
|
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He thought he might pursue publishing but struggled to break in.
|
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Clashes continued into Friday as the military struggled to make advances.
|
|
Though an experienced pilot, Captain Sultan had struggled in the past.
|
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"I have struggled with this decision," Judge Amy Berman Jackson said.
|
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"We always struggled to keep up with hiring," Mr. Fugate said.
|
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Yes, though we had struggled to come up with a title.
|
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Her mother had struggled for years with drug addiction and homelessness.
|
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With its cash dwindling, it has struggled to fulfill some orders.
|
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The business has struggled financially since emerging from bankruptcy last year.
|
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But from the start, the Tessitore, McFarland and Witten booth struggled.
|
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It has struggled for years with racial profiling by its users.
|
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And she said her mother had struggled with her own weight.
|
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Higa struggled through much of her round before the rains came.
|
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For the past 4160 years, Biesel has struggled with chronic pain.
|
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My guys hung in there, but our two seniors struggled tonight.
|
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Goop has struggled with credibility and with accusations of spreading misinformation.
|
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The City College of San Francisco has struggled for several years.
|
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For half an hour, they struggled with the minimal sound setup.
|
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Rural areas have long struggled to attract robust health insurance markets.
|
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Albizu Campos died in 1965, though the independence movement struggled on.
|
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To be clear, the series struggled to realize the second ambition.
|
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The U.S. has struggled to handle the changing face of immigration.
|
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Why do you think other folks have struggled with his books?
|
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How have you, in your own life, struggled with that question?
|
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But he struggled financially for years and declared bankruptcy in 2015.
|
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For 2017, Kansas again struggled to reach the matching funds requirement.
|
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But ESPN has also struggled with subscriber losses and ratings declines.
|
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Mallory: We struggled with our different kinks for a long time.
|
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But the NHL has struggled to find these types of players.
|
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Late night has struggled with diversity for years Late night has received much scrutiny in recent years regarding how shows staff their writer's rooms, and hosts have struggled so far to turn platitudes into practical results.
|
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Despite hitting a home run on the first pitch of his first at-bat, former Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow has otherwise struggled — and struggled mightily — during his minor league stint with the New York Mets.
|
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Like in decentralized Belgium, where Flemish, Walloon and federal officials have struggled to unravel homegrown terror networks, the Bosnian political structure has struggled to keep tabs on those it suspects of providing support to the Islamic State.
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