I struggled through and we got there in the end.
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So instead I struggled through my existence in partial pain.
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Odimo struggled through the crash but couldn't survive for long.
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Peers Macy's and J.C. Penney also struggled through the holidays.
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Bautista and the Blue Jays have struggled through the early season.
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The index struggled through September but has rebounded strongly in October.
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He gave the example of a recent set he struggled through.
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Like most everyone, Meropi and George struggled through the crisis years.
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Higa struggled through much of her round before the rains came.
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Like Mr. Carr, he struggled through addiction and troubles with the law.
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She also struggled through the stretches with a class of young gymnasts.
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Despite brief flashes of dominance, Harvey has struggled through command this season.
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The surgery was painful and he struggled through a five-week recovery.
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A few traditional frontrunners struggled through the first two stages of the race.
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He has struggled through much of his time with the Mets, hitting just .
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Egypt struggled through years of political and economic turmoil after its 2011 uprising.
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He struggled through special-education classes in school and was held back twice.
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Chrysler struggled through the 1990-1991 economic downturn, losing $800 million in 1991.
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Joe Biden, who has struggled through some debates, got some redemption last night.
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I struggled through my second semester before returning home that summer for good.
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Phillies starter Drew Smyly struggled through five innings, allowing seven hits and five runs.
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Kerr has admitted that his team struggled through lapses in concentration over recent weeks.
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Braves starter Julio Teheran struggled through four innings, allowing five hits and five runs.
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As they struggled through, Andre beat the band with sticks and started to waterboard them.
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Each of these stories made me wonder if other couples struggled through the same challenges.
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But for all the examples available, California has still struggled through its own regulatory process.
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Castillo struggled through five innings, giving up three runs on seven hits with four walks.
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Doctors began to induce labor on a Friday, and Tanner struggled through labor all weekend.
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We struggled through some difficult shooting and still had a chance to win the game.
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The Padres left-hander Eric Lauer (5-7) struggled through the early innings once again.
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At least, that's what the Connecticut guard was thinking as he struggled through a little slump.
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Myles Turner and Victor Oladipo each scored 17, though Oladipo struggled through a poor shooting night.
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Yesterday, the country struggled through its hottest ever recorded day, with temperatures hitting 123.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Sacramento rookie guard De'Aaron Fox struggled through one of the worst games of his inaugural season.
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He struggled through the three presidential debates and his campaign was thrown off balance on Oct.
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Clinton struggled through questions about her private emails and server and paid speeches to Wall Street.
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As she struggled through these last three semesters, we paid $23,528.68 (and also received financial aid).
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South Korea, meanwhile, struggled through its first game of this tournament, against Sweden, losing, 1-0.
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After shooting well in the opening minutes, both teams struggled through a four-minute scoreless stretch.
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But as the rest of the country struggled through a moribund recovery, Columbus bounced back faster.
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The sun-beaten country has struggled through at least ten catastrophic ones since the mid-19th century.
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Eli Manning's struggled through a season where Beckham appears to be his only real option at times.
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She struggled through both of her pregnancies, and opted to use a surrogate for her third pregnancy.
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He struggled through much of this year, losing his first match at several major tournaments, including Wimbledon.
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He began the day 11-3 with a 3.53 ERA but struggled through his first three innings.
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The pair struggled through waist-deep snow in farmers' fields and lost their gloves along the way.
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ABOUT THE WILD (49-25-8): Devan Dubnyk, who struggled through the month of March with an .
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They struggled through periods of profound scarcity and now face the decline of Cuba's national welfare system.
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Cardinals starter Genesis Cabrera, 22, who made his major league debut, struggled through 3 2/3 innings.
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Many teachers struggled through remedial courses and community college before making their way into bachelor's degree programs.
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The "modern" sections of Assassin's Creed were levels we struggled through, hoping to return to the past.
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ET. Click to enlarge However, despite its early success, Apple struggled through much of the 1980s and 90s.
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That business has struggled through the past few years in a period of increased regulation and reduced volatility.
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Those of us living before the #MeToo movement struggled through such days in isolation, quiet shame, and exhaustion.
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Unlike Sanders, who won three of the first four nominating contests, Biden struggled through the primary's early races.
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Baylor struggled through most of the season until the Red Sox traded him to Minnesota, where he hit .
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As he struggled through a rough 2018 season, ultimately posting a 5.57 E.R.A., German sent Cabrera a message.
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The offensive line, which was a strength last season, has struggled through the first four games in pass protection.
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He has struggled through nine career outings against the White Sox, winning just once and recording a 6.85 ERA.
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He struggled through a second inning that saw Kolten Wong's bases-loaded triple get the Cardinals back to even.
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Retailers also struggled through the warmest year on record, which caused consumers to delay winter wardrobe purchases, he said.
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As we reported ... Kelly struggled through a show last weekend in Florida, even walking off stage at one point.
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The students struggled through and got to a good place themselves, as they always find a way to do.
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He struggled through much of spring training and came dangerously close to missing out on the final rotation spot.
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In 2010 and 2014, as Obama struggled through the aftermath of recession, they ousted Democrats from control of Congress.
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Perez (1-0), making his first start of the season, struggled through 43 1/3 innings, allowing 10 hits.
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Lorusso's packaging plant, Distribuidora Marina, had already struggled through years of hyperinflation, vanishing client orders, and a flight of employees.
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Ball struggled through three quarters, shooting 1 for 9 from the field including 0 for 6 from 3-point range.
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He was struck by how efficiently the locals moved across the ruined landscape, while the Europeans struggled through familiar paths.
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But the actor has also faced his fair share of adversity and has publicly struggled through divorces and drug addictions.
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Brandon Woodruff, a first-time All-Star who sought his 12th win, struggled through his shortest outing of the season.
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Lorusso's packaging plant, Distribuidora Marina, had already struggled through years of hyperinflation, vanishing client orders and an exodus of employees.
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Priebus also struggled through an all-out revolt by GOP presidential candidates frustrated by the RNC's handling of debate negotiations.
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As they struggled through floodwaters and debris, volunteers like Rochenel Daniel worked to help those impacted by the prolonged storm.
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As she struggled through the terrain of eastern Oregon, however, a snowstorm almost immediately derailed her plans for any records.
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Salazar struggled through 4 2/3 innings at Minnesota on April 25, surrendering three runs on three hits and four walks.
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I struggled through some very hard to find tutorials and eventually learned how to make some relatively basic scenes and objects.
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Western oil companies have struggled through the crisis with a new cross to bear as concerns about global warming become mainstream.
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The finished product has that much more of a chance to be better than if you had struggled through it alone.
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Projected Wins: 69.0 Durant has struggled through his own injury issues, missing most of the 2015 season with a broken foot.
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Left-hander Matt Boyd (21-21) struggled through the last of his five innings but picked up his second straight win.
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She admitted, too, to having struggled through the firm's intensive nine-month crash course on economics and the company's trading philosophy.
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Gausman has yet to earn a win in seven starts this season and struggled through five innings at Houston on Thursday.
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Over the past several years, Publicis has struggled through its own company-specific issues with organic growth falling below its peers.
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Kansas State went 4:26 without a point during one stretch, while the Cowboys struggled through a 5:30 period without scoring.
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Still, Brown said the budget was considerably more constrained than in any year since 2012, when California struggled through years of deficits.
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Where does that leave starter Tuukka Rask, who has struggled through a 3-7-2 start and hasn't played since Nov. 15?
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Why this matters: Puerto Rico — which has struggled through a 45% poverty rate and population decline — owes $73 billion to U.S. creditors.
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Thomas Bjorn, the European captain, has chosen to lean on veterans of past Ryder Cup triumphs, though some have struggled through 2018.
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Now he struggled through questions that required him to calculate the diminishing earnings of a carnival-booth owner and reverse-engineer parabolas.
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Harrison struggled through groin and knee injuries last season and recorded 49 tackles, the lowest total since his rookie season in 2012.
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On one of the last days of my visit, I struggled through a third draft of something I was writing for Essence.com.
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Phillies starter Jake Arrieta (20-22) struggled through six innings and allowed nine hits and five runs, yet still earned the win.
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United States stocks struggled through a turbulent afternoon of trading on Tuesday and eked out small gains, led by utility and consumer stocks.
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Chris Paul, who entered the game with a 23.3-point scoring average against Golden State, struggled through a 4-for-16 shooting night.
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Chris Paul, who entered the game with a 272-point scoring average against Golden State, struggled through a 23-for-33 shooting night.
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He then struggled through the race and found himself with problems on his engine settings, which is something drivers practice in the simulator.
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Jet Airways struggled through 2018 as higher oil prices, a plunge in the rupee and increased competition took a toll on Indian airlines.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)Electricity slowly returned in most areas of Caracas on Saturday after Venezuela struggled through the third major blackout of March.
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The Indiana native struggled through exhibition play, however, giving up 33 runs (18 earned) over 20 frames while going 1-222 in six turns.
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I struggled through the two minute warm-up routine, and can totally see how using this product regularly could trim your waist and stomach.
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PG Chris Paul, who entered the game with a 133-point scoring average against Golden State, struggled through a 4-for-16 shooting night.
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The Porath's struggled through the adversity, in part through the help of a community of supporters, and from that experience The Mighty was born.
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Whether or not they enjoyed Shakespeare or Milton, Anglophone learners of French had to mull Molière and Racine; students of Spanish struggled through Cervantes.
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Still, MSAB struggled through the 2008 crisis when debts at Hexagon, its crown jewel at over half its portfolio, sent shares in both tumbling.
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Mladenovic, who has delivered her best tennis on the biggest stages, had struggled through a 15-match losing streak from last August to February.
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She struggled through dinner, keeping this revelation mostly to herself, until she got back to her home in Baltimore and contended with her feelings.
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Seattle starter Taijuan Walker, who hadn't allowed more than two runs in a game in any of his first four starts, struggled through five innings.
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Cyclone Kenneth has left five dead in Mozambique as of Sunday as rescuers struggled through floods to reach stranded people and move them to safety.
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Fellow forward David Collette is pacing the team with 23points but struggled through a season-low 226-point outing on 20-of-58.83 shooting vs.Butler.
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LHP Wade LeBlanc struggled through another rough outing Tuesday, although he came out of it having allowed only four runs in five innings against Detroit.
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The Leicester-based retailer, which launched its "fully shoppable" website 14 years ago, has struggled through a costly integration of online platform Worldstores since 2016.
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Doubtless when McGregor visualizes this fight he lands his left hand and all the wrestling and groundwork he struggled through in training is rendered pointless.
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Ingram has struggled through the first 27 games of his career, and a majority of his minutes have come with Williams also on the floor.
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I struggled through a few years, undoing the life I'd strived to build for myself and my teenage sons the best way I knew how.
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"I'm just not smart enough or cut out for chemistry (or finance or literature)," you've probably caught yourself thinking as you struggled through a class.
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Gaudreau struggled through much of the first half of the season, but he has netted two goals and six points in the last five games.
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"I have lost a family member to addiction and have felt the pain of loved ones who struggled through depression," Mr. Nerenberg said by email.
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But this year, the Patriots lost Gostkowski for the season to a hip injury after he struggled through the first four games of the year.
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Ms. DeVos struggled through the hearing before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, appearing uncertain on some basics of federal education policy.
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Allen struggled through much of the first half in going 8 of 14 for 8 yards, and leading the Bills to score two field goals.
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The Raptors struggled through a seven-game series with the Pacers a year ago, and they may have only broke through thanks to Frank Vogel.
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But he struggled through an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, refusing to say whether he would refuse to accept the support of the former KKK leader.
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Cam Newton has struggled through the first two games of the season, unable to hit receivers downfield or in stride and unwilling to run the ball.
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We've struggled through too much bad news for too long — and lately the ticket sales and critical reception indicate people are ready for hope and optimism.
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Cramer started by looking at Nucor, a steel producer with a stock that has struggled through much of 2017, up only 7 percent for the year.
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That occurred Tuesday night at the Moda Center, where Cousins struggled through a terrible shooting game and the Portland Trail Blazers upended the Kings 112-97.
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The Times has struggled through repeated management and ownership changes over the years, along with the kind of cuts that have hammered newsrooms across the nation.
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Even before the weekend, the Trump campaign had struggled through two weeks of negative news coverage that began with the campaign's first presidential debate on Sept.
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Mr. Cruz and he played croquet together, and on Thursday mornings, Mr. Cruz struggled through doubles matches with the tennis-loving chief and his two other clerks.
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That said, when I streamed Outlast 2 for Waypoint viewers last week, I struggled through some early sections in a way that dampened enthusiasm to keep playing.
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Standout small forward Gordon Hayward struggled through a 4-of-13 shooting performance as his 0-point effort halted a streak of four straight 20-point outings.
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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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I struggled through most of the class given that I have a recurring foot and back injury, but I also knew I was nowhere near ballerina-form.
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As anyone who struggled through video compression woes in the early days of the internet knows, that's where the "codec" in Codec Avatars comes from: coder/decoder.
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Senior guard Marvelle Harris struggled through a horrific shooting performance and made 222 of 218 shots while scoring seven points, well below his team-leading 3 average.
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The resource-rich country has struggled through years of slowing growth as a plunge in commodity prices hurt everything from exports to investment and people's purchasing power.
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There was actually a debate over who should take the net for the series opener, Smith or David Rittich, as Smith struggled through much of the season.
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Richard Burns, the activist in New York, said the narrative around Patient Zero was largely irrelevant to him and his peers as they struggled through the AIDS epidemic.
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As an immigrant coming from humble beginnings, Dandan struggled through culture shock and difficult family dynamics until her early 20s, when she realized she wanted more from life.
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As an immigrant coming from humble beginnings, Dandan struggled through culture shock and difficult family dynamics until her early twenties when she realized she wanted more from life.
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Despite Iran being ranked the top team in the Asian Football Confederation, the team has struggled through the years in gaining sponsorships as a result of international sanctions.
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The last weeks of 2016 were particularly wet for California, which has struggled through years of drought, and the rainfall has intensified in the past week, officials said.
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But once Marilyn started, a concertgoer tells us Marilyn struggled through a mere 5 songs, acted strange, then went into a meltdown before leaving the stage for good.
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Orioles 2, Mets 1 As the Mets struggled through May — in the bullpen, on defense and at the plate — they did so knowing help was on the way.
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After allowing the Pirates to score one run without a hit in the first inning, Suarez struggled through the following two innings and allowed two runs in the third.
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Trump also struggled through a highly critical radio interview with radio host Charlie Sykes -- without realizing the well-known Wisconsin conservative was a declared member of the #NeverTrump movement.
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Lambasted as "socialized medicine" as it struggled through Congress, this single-payer scheme for the elderly wouldn't have won passage without a virtuoso performance by master manipulator Lyndon Johnson.
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India's $150 billion information technology industry struggled through most of 2016, as clients in its biggest markets delayed spending due to political uncertainty in the United States and Britain.
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Biden struggled through the presidential primary's first few races but promised his supporters nationally he would perform to their expectations once voting moved to states with more diverse populations.
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Watch Acosta cradling his sick partner, who has struggled through a bout of malaria, or taking a moment too long to fix Kenny's bow tie before a formal dinner.
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Within these confectionary foundations, Flynn found that La Merde's universe became an escape not just for her 100,000 followers, but also for herself as she struggled through a difficult year.
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North Carolina's junior guard Joel Berry II struggled through three straight sub-par performances to end 2016 and has authored the perfect response in the first two games of 20143.
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He struggled through broiling temperatures, surviving a first-round scare during which officials brought a trash can to a sweat-drenched Djokovic fearing he might vomit from heat-related illness.
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Likely Federal Reserve nominee Judy Shelton compared the current situation involving the U.S. central bank and its global counterparts to the 1930s as the world struggled through the Great Depression.
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"Like Lewis, I'm a little bit blown away by the performance we had today," said Bottas, who struggled through a winless 2018 as Hamilton swept to his fifth drivers' championship.
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In October of 2015, Daniel Cormier struggled through a five round war with Alexander Gustafsson wherein he was almost knocked out and clung to his crown by a close decision.
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They come from 50 percent divorced families, multiple home scenarios, parents who have struggled through recession, immigrated, are jailed, absent, both working, drugged, distracted by their own screens, or stressed.
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Both 2018 and 2019 were tough, as the company struggled through production of the Model 3 sedan and worked feverishly to get a new factory up and running in China.
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While Fox struggled through sexual-harassment lawsuits involving O'Reilly over the past several months, the anchor's prime-time show scored the highest-rated cable news quarter ever, with 4 million viewers.
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The Terrapins (2-0) struggled through a mistake-filled first half, finishing with 14 penalties for 139 yards, before taking command thanks to a ground game and a suddenly suffocating defense.
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Jaroslav Halak struggled through an injury-plagued season in 23-22, but played superbly at the World Cup, while Thomas Greiss backstopped the team to a playoff series win over Florida.
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She was an assistant manager at a California Pizza Kitchen restaurant -- and she once struggled through what was once feared to be permanent paralysis, said her eldest son, Marcus Guillen, 18.
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Williams struggled through chronic wrist pain from tendinitis that nearly derailed her career in the mid-2000s, but she worked through the pain to win Wimbledon titles in 2007 and 2008.
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Maddie Robinson, 42, had voted for Mr. Edwards's Republican predecessor, Bobby Jindal, and then turned to Mr. Edwards four year later, as the state struggled through budget shortfalls and slashed services.
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Then came the wow finish from Walker, who over the last nine games has looked like a different player from the one who struggled through his first 21 as a Yankee.
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The trombones were excellent and beautifully blended, and though the tuba player, Alan Baer, struggled through his big number, "Bydlo" ("Polish Oxcart"), he recovered well in the big blows that followed.
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The policy — which means banks are essentially paying for the privilege of parking their money — represents a last resort for a country that has struggled through a quarter-century of weak growth.
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Hanley Ramirez struggled through the final two months of the regular season and was left out of the Boston Red Sox's starting lineup in Game 1 of their American League Division Series.
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Had he been just a regular kid I would have said it was normal newborn behavior, but because of the heart defect and insane surgery I really struggled through all of that.
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" Throughout her life, Day struggled through relationships with violent, abusive, and controlling men; she described her first husband, a musician with whom she had one child, as a physically abusive "psychopathic sadist.
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India's $150 billion showpiece information technology (IT) sector struggled through 2016 as Western clients slowed discretionary spending ahead of the U.S. presidential election and Britain's surprise decision to leave the European Union.
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The Bears finished nonconference play with a losing record for the first time since 2003-04, while the Cardinal struggled through a challenging schedule without injured wings Dorian Pickens and Marcus Sheffield.
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"Iranian crude loadings have struggled through the first half of March," Kpler said in a report, although it said exports would rise closer to 1.3 million bpd in the rest of March.
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First, Clinton struggled through a question about millennial voters, congratulating a YouTube creator (YouTube co-sponsored the debate along with NBC News) on garnering 5 million viewers, rather than 5 million subscribers.
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The Wild struggled through a baffling 4-11-2 stretch that took away a chance to win the Central Division but have turned the page, outscoring their last four opponents 17-9.
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Against the Warriors, Siakam struggled through a 5-for-17 shooting night but came up with huge offensive plays in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter to put the game away.
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December 21970 saw the rate fall to 21970 percent, and it was at 210 percent a year later when the economy struggled through problems in 20203 that sound a lot like conditions now.
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LONDON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Titleholder Sergey Shubenkov, competing as a neutral after Russia's ban from athletics, struggled through the opening round of the men's 110 metres hurdles at the World Championships on Sunday.
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In the 1970s, as the U.S. struggled through a deep recession, shopkeepers were constantly on the watch for stretched consumers looking to employ the so-called "five-finger discount," a euphemism for shoplifting.
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My family and others who struggled through the civil rights movement had hoped that murders by domestic terrorists and the sanctioning of the systematic disenfranchisement of minorities were a thing of the past.
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Dorian's threat piles on to a significantly rough year for farmers across the country, who have struggled through record flooding, heatwaves and trade war escalations that have lowered prices and profits this year.
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In "Feeld," the trans poet Jos Charles bends language, via willful spelling, to a place where it must be parsed slowly, struggled through, read not so much with the brain as the mouth.
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On a recent trip to Muynak, some international experts gasped as their bus crossed a bridge over the Amu Darya river because only a thin, weary stream struggled through the wide, sandy riverbed.
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The Celtics struggled through a 1-for-9 shooting stretch in the second quarter, but the visitors went on a 13-7 run to end the half to put them up 53-48.
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It's not unusual for me to run into former students of hers who struggled through much of elementary school, repeated grades due to failing classes and misbehaving, and yet are headed off to college.
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" A day earlier, she thanked him for agreeing to serve in her administration as the country struggled through its longest recession since the 1930s, saying he would be "a huge boost for my government.
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"We assumed the downturn was temporary and struggled through the lean times, hoping for a change that never came," he wrote in a memoir, "A Time for Action," released in January of this year.
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Britain's factories struggled through much of last year with a slowdown in the global economy and firms with links to the oil industry have also felt the hit of the plunge in oil prices.
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He managed to get directly behind her while she attempted to pay her bill, and watched as she struggled through a conversation with the clerk who had been asking for her loyalty membership card.
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Sterling has struggled through much of June, weighed down by worries about a slowdown in the economy and fraught attempts by British diplomats to secure a deal to exit the European Union in March.
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The Venezuelan leader, who fired a 60 to take command one day earlier, struggled through 13 holes, dropping one shot to slip to 16-under for the tournament before thunderstorms forced the suspension of play.
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The Utah Jazz struggled through a stretch of four losses in five games and dealt with some internal angst led by center Rudy Gobert but seem to have turned a corner with two straight wins.
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Stuck in a chimney were Asia and The Vixen, who struggled through the worst level-one improv class show I've ever been forced to attend, and, shockingly, Monique, whose Maxine Waters failed to take shape.
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Aaron Judge, who struggled through the first five games of the season, had tied the game when he led off the eighth by crushing a fastball from reliever Mychal Givens into the left-field seats.
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Argentina fared little better, having struggled through its first three matches and scraped into the knockouts, where they were dispatched by France in the last 290, ending the tournament with a 210 percent possession average.
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The British currency has struggled through much of June, weighed down by worries about a slowdown in the economy and fraught attempts by British diplomats to secure a deal to exit the European Union in March.
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Calgary goalie David Rittich struggled through overtime with only 243 saves, but denied both Jonathan Huberdeau and Aleksander Barkov in the showdown to close out a game in which multiple leads were lost by both teams.
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The greenback has struggled through the first two months of 2017, handing back all of the gains it made against the euro and several other major currencies after Donald Trump's election as U.S. president in November.
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Calgary goalie David Rittich struggled through overtime with only 18 saves, but denied both Jonathan Huberdeau and Aleksander Barkov in the showdown to close out a game in which multiple leads were lost by both teams.
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Each time you start a battle, you're given the option to play on easy mode — which gives you substantially more health — and it was always tempting after I struggled through a stage for the 10th time.
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To that point, it had held its benchmark overnight lending rate in a range of zero percent to 0.25 percent for seven years as the U.S. economy struggled through and slowly emerged from the Great Recession.
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RHP Mike Leake struggled through his shortest outing of the season Saturday night, when he gave up nine hits and five runs (four earned) over 3 1/23 innings in a 5-4 loss at Seattle.
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In 2010, Tennessee struggled through massive floods, and we're likely to see similar disasters more frequently in the future, as it seems the so-called "1,000-year" floods are now happening much more often than that.
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Uber has struggled through a series of debacles and mishaps since Fowler's post, ultimately culminating in the company bringing on new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi as a part of an effort to reform the scandal-prone company.
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So, a person might not feel calm in a lavender-infused gym if his first encounter with the fragrance takes him back to elementary school, where the plant bloomed outside as he struggled through long division.
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As Biden's campaign struggled through February, Bloomberg was wowing elite Democratic donors across the spectrum with a series of meetings and cocktail hours in which Bloomberg or staffers laid out his campaign strategy and answer questions.
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Still, in the aftermath of the game, it became clear that the Chiefs never lost faith in Mahomes, who had struggled through three quarters of the game, throwing two interceptions and looking shaking in his accuracy.
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Bolstered by blockbuster quarterly results, Amazon's stock gained 3.8 percent over the three sessions ended Tuesday, even as Wall Street struggled through a rout that has raised fears that a nine-year bull market may be ending.
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China's exit piles on to a devastating year for farmers, who have struggled through record flooding and an extreme heat wave that destroyed crop yields, and trade war escalations that have lowered prices and profits this year.
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The massive casualties in the Sinai attack and the targeting of a mosque stunned Egyptians who have struggled through instability after the 2011 uprising ousted long-standing leader Hosni Mubarak, and the years of protests that followed.
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Survivors, many left homeless by Sunday's 7.3 magnitude quake that struck villages and towns in Kermansheh province along the mountainous border with Iraq, struggled through another bleak day on Tuesday in need of food, water and shelter.
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I recognized the emotions I heard talking to bookstore owners and writers because it reminded me of the emotions I heard talking to working-class Americans as they struggled through the global financial crisis and its aftermath.
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She struggled through lean years without much work as she reinvented herself, taking on credit card debt for the first time as she and her husband, who works in construction, raised a family in suburban New Jersey.
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Investors in January sent United's stock tumbling 11 percent, as executives struggled through the second tense earnings call in a row, that time explaining an aggressive growth plan to expand as much as 6 percent a year.
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This pattern was the same for me and every woman I interviewed: We struggled through a few months of loneliness, took risks, made a couple of friends, and then, finally, started to settle into a new place.
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The Sinai attack came as Sisi's government looks to draw more foreign investment and finish an IMF reform program to help revive an economy that struggled through instability after the 2011 uprising ousted long-standing leader Hosni Mubarak.
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The floods have posed challenges for ranchers as well as cattle feedlot operators who have already struggled through a long winter, with Omaha, Nebraska, recording its snowiest winter on record, according to the High Plains Regional Climate Center.
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Reds RH Dan Straily (22-27, 214) Niese struggled through each of his last three starts and suffered his first loss on Tuesday against the Cubs, surrendering six runs on nine hits and five walks in five innings.
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She had declined to seek re-election after a single term in which North Carolina struggled through the recession and in which she clashed over tax policy with a legislature that Republicans won full control of in 2010.
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There is plenty of speculation that the answer is Colin Kaepernick, who struggled through a poor season with the 23ers and whose career trajectory has been mostly downward since playing in a Super Bowl in his second season.
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The Sinai attack came as Sisi's government looks to draw more foreign investment and finish an IMF reform programme to help revive an economy that struggled through instability after the 2011 uprising ousted long-standing leader Hosni Mubarak.
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RENNES, France (Reuters) - Netherlands goal hero Lieke Martens admitted her side struggled through the closing stages of Tuesday's women's World Cup victory over Japan but said a team sometimes need a little luck to progress in the tournament.
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Steven's aunt and legal guardian, Terinica Thomas-Level, struggled through tears as she spoke about her nephew at the news conference on Sunday, saying that he was a good student loved by his teachers at Crane High School.
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But the older folks moved there, survived there; they worked in factories, struggled through English 101, and woke up at 1 am yearning for dukboki in a state where you couldn't even get a hot dog after 10.
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LINE: Utah -4 ABOUT UTAH (4-3, 1-2 Pac-131.93): Sophomore dual-threatquarterback Tyler Huntley returned Saturday after missing the previous twocontests with a shoulder injury, but struggled through a 19-of-35, 155-yard,four-interception performance.
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Brewers RH Matt Garza (3-2, 4.17) Cole struggled through a terrible stretch of four starts in which he allowed a total of 23 runs over 19 1/63 innings but pulled out of it against Colorado on Tuesday.
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Keselowski struggled through most of the race, winding up 16th at the finish, but headed into Phoenix with enough of a point cushion to join already-clinched drivers Harvick, Truex and Kyle Busch in the Championship Four next weekend.
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Nationals RH Edwin Jackson (5-5, 4.14) Wood struggled through one of his more difficult outings while getting saddled with a second straight loss Saturday against Colorado, surrendering five runs on eight hits and three walks in five innings.
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The company has struggled through the year due to early season stock shortages in spring 2018 as well as lower footfalls and was forced to deeply discount its products in the second half of the year to attract customers.
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Federer, who struggled through five-setters in his first two rounds but has since cruised, will play the 24th-seeded del Potro, whom he has not faced here since losing to him in the 2009 final, on Wednesday evening.
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In enumerable ways large and small, many of the 3.4 million inhabitants of Puerto Rico struggled through a 10th day with little or no access to basic necessities - from electricity and clean, running water to communications, food and medicine.
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The billionaire former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, DeVos had struggled through tough questioning by the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee as she essentially interviewed for the position as the nation's top education policy-maker and policy-enforcer.
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Thomas struggled through a 123-for-10 3-point shooting night but still scored 27 points and had seven assists, including that final pass to Crowder and a behind-the-back setup for forward Amir Johnson in the third quarter.
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Tesla may have struggled through "production hell" to build the Model 23, but the car has helped the company set a new record: $4 billion in revenue in the second quarter of 2018, according to an earnings report published on Wednesday.
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Butler struggled through a 287-pitch first inning as he walked the bases loaded and gave up a single up the middle to Bandy with two outs that scored Eric Sogard and Eric Thames for a 22-20 Milwaukee lead.
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This was made clear to me early in the game, from everyone to my friends who snickered at me to the Vietnamese seafood shop owners in my neighborhood of Mid City who watched, bemused, as I struggled through the ordering process.
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"I look out at all of you and understand the dilemmas you face," said Linda Champion, a lawyer, who described herself as a formerly homeless teenager who struggled through life with an immigrant mother who had been abused by her father.
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Shares in the company, which has struggled through a costly integration of online platform Worldstores since 20203, rose more than 6 percent to 919 pence in early trade, just short of a 2-1/2 year high set last week.
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DeVos, the billionaire former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, struggled through tough questioning by the committee's Democratic members and gave responses that ignited Internet uproar over her readiness for the position as the nation's top education policy-maker and policy-enforcer.
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From the get go, the song sought to "restore the impression you have on my country," and goes on to explain how much the country has struggled through scandal after scandal and was often portrayed as the "bad guy" by the media.
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Marlins RH Edinson Volquez (0-7, 4.82) Hellickson struggled through his worst outing of the season Wednesday versus Colorado after he was pounded for seven third-inning runs and gave up eight hits to go along with four walks in five frames.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos struggled through a wide-ranging sit-down with 03 Minutes on Sunday night, drawing criticism for her failure to answer basic questions about education policy, public schools in her home state of Michigan, and sexual assault on campus.
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This has been the dominant storyline in the media since LSU struggled through its early-season non-conference schedule; this is the dominant storyline now, after LSU's loss to Alabama on Wednesday night dropped the Tigers to 16-10 on the season.
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The story of how Representative Diane Black, Republican of Tennessee, struggled through a divorce and was raising three young children on her own before reconnecting with a Marine she first met at a high school dance was featured in January's Good Housekeeping.
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Thompson struggled through much of the Western Conference portion of the playoffs, but the Utah Jazz and San Antonio Spurs forced him to put the ball on the ground before shooting because they made timely rotations and ran him off the line.
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She also has presided over the gradual reduction of the Fed's stimulus campaign, which was implemented in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, as the economy struggled through a bruising recession with persistent unemployment that peaked at 10 percent in October 2009.
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To do so will require a delicate balance between energizing liberals, who are more prone to support aggressive steps like subpoenaing Bolton, and protecting moderates in battleground districts, who have struggled through the impeachment debate and are pleased to be beyond it. Rep.
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Speaking to reporters at the Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday, the 40-year-old said changing the culture at the 49ers was his top priority when he was hired in 2017 after the team struggled through back-to-back losing seasons.
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To see why, let's consider the fate of a previous group of boat people — the refugees admitted to the United States after the Vietnam war and Cambodian genocide, most of whom struggled through decades of poverty and social marginalization after being resettled.
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That effort got off to a rocky start after DeVos struggled through a "60 Minutes" interview on Sunday, in which she had a hard time answering basic questions about the education system and appeared conflicted on Trump's proposal to arm some teachers.
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The U.S. territory of 3.4 million people struggled through a ninth day with virtually no electricity, patchy communications and shortages of fuel, clean water and other essentials in the wake of Hurricane Maria, the most powerful storm to hit the island in nearly 90 years.
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Lots of retailers struggled through 2015 (especially the holiday season), but the stats for American Eagle Outfitters, and particularly Aerie, were quite strong: According to its latest report, the lingerie brand's 2015 sales were up 20%; in Q4 of last year, they rose 26%.
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You struggled through the mess of dating profiles and meat markets and right swipes and, miracle of miracles, found a partner to snuggle on the couch and eat ice cream with and unwind your day, sharing your tribulations while you watched a bad movie.
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In fact, it looked as if Okeke was irreplaceable as his teammates struggled through a first half in which they made only 3 of 11 shots from the beyond the arc, the bombs-away zone that has accounted for 43.5 percent of the team's offense.
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This was just weeks after Bisping struggled through a defence of his crown against the decrepit Dan Henderson in Manchester, at 4am so that the American market could watch it at their normal time, and is still estimated to have sold less than 300,000 pay-per-views.
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You have chiseled away at a movement that I, along with all of my sisters in the workplace, have been dreaming of for decades, a movement that has finally changed an oversexed professional environment that I, too, have struggled through at times over the last 30 years in broadcasting.
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Last Wednesday, Foley sat in the front row across from Stony Brook's bench—the first time he's been to a Seawolves game this season, he told me—as the top-seeded Seawolves struggled through their first-round America East conference tournament game, against University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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The ships' destination was the Darien region of Panama, where the Company of Scotland hoped to create a trading hub that would bridge the isthmus and unite the world's great oceans, while raising the economic prospects of a stubbornly independent kingdom that had just struggled through years of famine.
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A match that short and stress free will help Djokovic, seeking his seventh Australian Open title, keep his body fresh at the stage in this tournament when he most needs it, especially since he had struggled through a bruising, four-set win over Daniil Medvedev earlier this week.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - A dam in Puerto Rico weakened by heavy rains from Hurricane Maria was in danger of failing on Sunday, posing a flood threat to thousands of homes downstream as the storm-battered U.S. island territory struggled through a fifth day with virtually no electricity.
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This weekend will be a great barometer for the Auburn offense, which has struggled through the first four weeks of the season and will be in tough against a Mississippi State defense that had allowed just 28 points over its first three games before getting steamrolled 31-3 by Georgia.
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In a city of about 63,000 people who have struggled through extreme poverty, spasms of violent crime and a cash-strapped municipal government, the water crisis has led to tension between concerned residents and supporters of the popular Baraka, a Newark native and son of the poet and activist Amiri Baraka.
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If a recession has begun, it would mean the end to the longest U.S. expansion in history, one that was in its 11th year, having started in June 2009 after the country struggled through an 18-month downturn that had begun in December 2007, which had been the deepest recession since the 1930s.
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But those factors aren't everything, and the office park-adjacent suburban festival grounds struggled through logistical snafus that left some fans trekking miles to its entrance, only to wait hours in line to get in or miss some of the day's earlier acts, like Jon B, Ying Yang Twins, and BJ the Chicago Kid.
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Nevertheless, Conway and Lake find a wide variety of women and present their findings as data, not opinion, and as I struggled through the endless statistics and questionable pop culture allusions, I couldn't help but wonder if Conway was able to lead Trump to victory because she understood (and manipulated) the nuance of American women.
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A few weeks ago, Democrats felt relatively assured they would win the Senate majority as Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE struggled through three presidential debates and the controversy surrounding a 2900 video in which he made lewd remarks about groping women.
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As the Hollywood Reporter noted, the film struggled through seven years of production hell and has crew credits so long they might as well have been printed out by CVS:Since first being announced in 2011, the project has gone through a quartet of directors; its IMDb page lists 44 producers, executive producers and co-producers; and just this past December, its future appeared in doubt when distributor Lionsgate Premiere pulled it from the release schedule just 10 days before the movie was to hit theaters.
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Reality for those of us on the ground is different: My industry alone lost over 500,85033 direct manufacturing jobs and another million-and-a-half indirect jobs, and thousands of business owners in other industries struggled through sleepless nights, knowing only too well that while the narrative coming from the Ivory Tower offered protection to the political class, it was cold comfort to those on the front line — those who knew, such as economist Susan Houseman at the Upjohn Institute, that automation actually had very little to do with the job losses.
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