During that time, Blauel struggled with the limelight; John struggled with the barrage of articles questioning his sexuality.
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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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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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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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" She's also struggled with what she calls "the speculation.
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" The characters, Whitaker said, struggled with "light and darkness.
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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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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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I struggled with the key, but the lock wouldn't give.
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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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I've always struggled with weight gain myself and followed suit.
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Even live theaters on Broadway have struggled with the issue.
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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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The Republican Party has long struggled with fractious, internal politics.
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Many killed themselves or struggled with addiction and other damage.
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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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Trump has struggled with low approval ratings since taking office.
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He struggled with his command and with his release point.
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I struggled with infertility for 4 years, then a miscarriage.
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He says he has never really struggled with body image.
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" The family's statement also reveals John "quietly struggled with hypertensions.
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He struggled with chronic depression, anxiety, and substance use issues.
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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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Still, Fiorini said she struggled with accepting so much help.
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"I struggled with my reflection for some time," Kang says.
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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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"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 had previously struggled with a heroin addiction, as well.
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Nigeria has struggled with corruption and looted funds for decades.
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On Wednesday, survivors struggled with shortages of food and water.
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O'Connor has publicly struggled with her own substance abuse issues.
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Clinton struggled with both of those groups throughout her campaign.
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The company has struggled with contrasting performances of its brands.
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James struggled with her body image when she was young.
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He then struggled with engine modes before eventually finishing fifth.
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She became homeless, and struggled with alcohol, drugs, and suicidal
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The United States has struggled with this question for decades.
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"Lamet struggled with his command," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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Texas has struggled with its wild hog problem for years.
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"I thought he struggled with his split tonight," Girardi said.
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Owens struggled with his command Thursday, throwing only 64 pitches.
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People close to him said he struggled with the decision.
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Sanders struggled with repeated pushes for specifics in the interview.
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Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, also struggled with her vote.
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He struggled with severe allergies and couldn't go out sometimes.
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Tepco has struggled with the aftermath of the 2500 disaster.
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Patients had, on average, struggled with symptoms for 17 years.
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In 2015, it struggled with floods from the Red River.
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Zimmerman, who has struggled with injuries this season, is hitting .
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Although he struggled with command, he showed flashes of potential.
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But the company has long struggled with policing extremist content.
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Purcell admits that she struggled with academics her senior year.
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Verizon Media has struggled with declining usage and revenue growth.
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"We struggled with how to think about it," Muehlenbachs said.
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Ramirez struggled with his control and command in this game.
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He struggled with his command as well, walking four batters.
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Steinberg's father struggled with addictions to cocaine, Quaaludes, and heroin.
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San Francisco has struggled with a notorious affordable housing crisis.
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Stephens, the No. 3 seed, particularly struggled with her serve.
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Was there something specific about software that you struggled with?
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Florentina Mutu struggled with conflicting feelings of gratefulness and guilt.
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I'm somebody who struggled with my weight all my life.
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I've actually struggled … I struggled with The Verge as well.
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Theon Greyjoy struggled with his identity, torn between two families.
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But Bang also struggled with his position within the industry.
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But she also struggled, with depression, and with vocal issues.
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Jini Kim's company, Nuna, struggled with them in the beginning.
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In my sophomore year, I struggled with this one scene.
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For years, coal companies have struggled with the industry's decline.
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Hawaii, Alaska, Wisconsin and California have struggled with similar problems.
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Venus seemed the ascendant sister as Serena struggled with injuries.
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Elena Delle Donne and Kristi Toliver struggled with their shooting.
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Cheyney has also struggled with the enormity of her loss.
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I struggled with severe anxiety and depression at age 10.
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In his absence, Neil Walker, who has struggled with a .
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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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He drifted into commercial law but struggled with the work.
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Timbers and Byrne had struggled with the characterization of Joan.
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Like many restaurants, however, the company has struggled with turnover.
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In their twenties, the couple struggled with serious financial trouble.
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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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Since then, the community has struggled with water contamination problems.
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Seeking Clarity I struggled with acne for a long time.
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Svitolina was another who struggled with her serve in Dubai.
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Twitch has struggled with moderation features and properly distributing punishments.
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The agency has struggled with expenses before the current administration.
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"I've always struggled with the president's isolationist bent," he said.
|
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Tesla has struggled with nearly chronic production and delivery delays.
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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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Musk told Rolling Stone he's struggled with loneliness since childhood.
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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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Why has he struggled with homelessness through his adult life?
|
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I've struggled with insomnia nearly all of my adult life.
|
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The suspect struggled with an officer, falling to the ground.
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I struggled with this idea when I first heard it.
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The teen has struggled with body confidence due to her weight.
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This isn't easy to do and something even McChrystal struggled with.
|
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Tourists in Tokyo&aposs historic Asakusa district struggled with the heat.
|
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Even Nintendo has struggled with the relationship between consoles and portables.
|
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The voice actor has struggled with drug addiction for several years.
|
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It struggled with competition from e-commerce firms such as Amazon.
|
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"These were difficult years, when I struggled with depression," she says.
|
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But I think a lot of us struggled with this question.
|
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Asian bourses struggled, with Chinese mainland shares down almost 215.67 percent.
|
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"It is something I've definitely struggled with a lot," she said.
|
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"I really struggled with that side of her story," she admits.
|
|
But Equifax has also struggled with its response to the incident.
|
|
He struggled with questions of race and, at times, Pressley's dynamism.
|
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Some said they struggled with drug addiction after leaving the academy.
|
|
The New York Times restaurant critic had struggled with eating disorders?
|
|
After school he became a professional golfer but struggled with money.
|
|
Ever since I was a kid, I'd struggled with my weight.
|
|
If she still struggled with words or concepts, she sought tutoring.
|
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"Locating the offspeed," deGrom replied, when asked what he struggled with.
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So, I feel like I thankfully never struggled with that, actually.
|
|
It seems she may have struggled with Henderson before being killed.
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Both struggled with depression, and Roy had made previous suicide attempts.
|
|
Throughout my childhood and adolescence, I really struggled with my weight.
|
|
Deutsche Bank has struggled with high costs and troubles with regulators.
|
|
The Queen of Soul had struggled with her health for years.
|
|
The developed economies in Europe and Japan have struggled with deflation.
|
|
Hamels (12-3) struggled with his command early before regaining control.
|
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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.
|
|
Scott: Growing up, both my parents struggled with unemployment and addiction.
|
|
After treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
|
|
The company has also struggled with falling prices for generic drugs.
|
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Her whole life, she explains, she has struggled with her symptoms.
|
|
The younger Prince has at times struggled with the press attention.
|
|
Mr. Bendis knows how other people have struggled with the character.
|
|
Yet, oddly enough, many states have struggled with this simple concept.
|
|
Both Bond and McCarthy have struggled with heroin addiction, authorities said.
|
|
Maybe it was hereditary, given that her mom struggled with drinking.
|
|
Karl-Anthony Towns struggled with 163 turnovers, including four offensive fouls.
|
|
I know I've struggled with a relationship while on the rig.
|
|
He struggled with schizophrenia, said Bucks County District Attorney Matthew Weintraub.
|
|
It has also struggled with high turnover in its top ranks.
|
|
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.
|
|
In emails, ORR staff struggled with how to weigh conflicting evidence.
|
|
Even FitzRoy, however, struggled with the tension between science and faith.
|
|
Capital Q: … quite a few of us have struggled with addiction.
|
|
The country has for years struggled with famine and food insecurity.
|
|
It's a strategy Democrats have struggled with in recent nomination fights.
|
|
Democrats have struggled with this task throughout Mr Trump's political life.
|
|
The firebrand GOP candidate has struggled with minorities in recent polls.
|
|
Over in Ontario, farmers have struggled with the lack of rain.
|
|
Venice has struggled with multiple tourist-related misdemeanors in recent years.
|
|
They compare stories of parents and siblings who've struggled with addiction.
|
|
I struggled with directions in some of the other recipes, too.
|
|
Certainly, many big companies have struggled with cyberattacks in recent years.
|
|
For years, the nation has struggled with reforming its tax code.
|
|
Tim Ferriss has always struggled with depression and even contemplated suicide.
|
|
"It is something I've definitely struggled with a lot," Manuel said.
|
|
Her mother struggled with depression and drugs and was often suicidal.
|
|
This isn't the first year that Ethiopia has struggled with drought.
|
|
He struggled with personal problems, including stints in rehab and DUIs.
|
|
Facebook has struggled with similar lack of public understanding, he said.
|
|
In the past, the beach has struggled with influxes of tourists.
|
|
It is a different mechanism now, and we struggled with that.
|
|
I really struggled with Russ McKamey, who runs the torture house.
|
|
Maintaining a positive outlook has been something I've desperately struggled with.
|
|
He struggled with "classically millennial identity issues," as he described them.
|
|
I've always really struggled with being able to answer these questions.
|
|
That said, I also struggled with including it on this list.
|
|
That's actually something they told me and I struggled with it.
|
|
But he never gave up drinking, and he struggled with depression.
|
|
Recently, fast food chains have struggled with sluggish traffic in stores.
|
|
Even Facebook's top executives, including Mark Zuckerberg, have struggled with impersonators.
|
|
Allison struggled with when (and how hard) to push her daughter.
|
|
"We struggled with that," said Mr. Kitson, who retired in 2015.
|
|
She told police that she struggled with the man, who fled.
|
|
I have struggled with trust in my interactions with white women.
|
|
"They were suddenly killed or struggled with serious injuries," he added.
|
|
Her body struggled with thermoregulation, making hypothermia and overheating serious concerns.
|
|
Like other rural states, Alaska has struggled with Obamacare premium hikes.
|
|
It's a problem countless Americans have struggled with in recent weeks.
|
|
The Detroit school district has struggled with deteriorating infrastructure for years.
|
|
For years, she struggled with the psychological fallout of the attack.
|
|
But I struggled with the fuller meaning of what was happening.
|
|
Before entering Family Treatment Court, Coleman struggled with addiction for years.
|
|
Yet Wilson struggled with the constant racial harassment that he endured.
|
|
When my child was first diagnosed, I struggled with uncharacteristic rage.
|
|
Immigration lawyers have struggled with how to advise clients like Bianca.
|
|
People have struggled with habitual hesitation going back to ancient civilizations.
|
|
Modern societies have always struggled with pain that they cannot see.
|
|
As the United States has struggled with terrorism since the Sept.
|
|
Densely populated Bangladesh has struggled with the growing number of refugees.
|
|
Over the past 10 years, Mr. Charleston had struggled with bills.
|
|
I think even the best entrepreneurs have really struggled with that.
|
|
But Mr. Harden struggled with alcoholism and split from Ms. Santana.
|
|
"Struggled with [insert value from Netflix's culture deck, such as 'candor']."
|
|
Long before that diagnosis, he struggled with depression and substance abuse.
|
|
Over the past year, Facebook has struggled with numerous regulatory challenges.
|
|
However, investors have recently struggled with fears of an economic recession.
|
|
I've struggled with anxiety and overcoming negative emotions my whole life.
|
|
But from the beginning, Ms. Harris struggled with her personal narrative.
|
|
Even Facebook's top executives, including Mark Zuckerberg, have struggled with impersonators.
|
|
The Inupiat had always struggled with scarcity and change, he said.
|
|
In a court hearing, police said Majors struggled with multiple attackers.
|
|
He struggled with a lot, and was also dealing with depression.
|
|
Richards struggled with his command, walking five and making 94 pitches.
|
|
" He claimed that he struggled with this dilemma "all the time.
|
|
SHS apologized, saying she didn't know Biden had struggled with stuttering.
|
|
Kidd, a former model who struggled with addiction, died on Aug.
|
|
The actress said she struggled with the decision for six weeks.
|
|
Huffman struggled with the offer for weeks before relenting, she wrote.
|
|
This is something Murchison-Hume owner Max Kater clearly struggled with.
|
|
It was probably the thing that we struggled with the most.
|
|
"I have struggled with this decision," Judge Amy Berman Jackson said.
|
|
And she said her mother had struggled with her own weight.
|
|
For the past 4160 years, Biesel has struggled with chronic pain.
|
|
Goop has struggled with credibility and with accusations of spreading misinformation.
|
|
For half an hour, they struggled with the minimal sound setup.
|
|
Why do you think other folks have struggled with his books?
|
|
How have you, in your own life, struggled with that question?
|
|
But ESPN has also struggled with subscriber losses and ratings declines.
|
|
Mallory: We struggled with our different kinks for a long time.
|
|
Since he vanished, Cunningham's parents say they have struggled with their emotions.
|
|
The relatives say he has struggled with mental illness and drug abuse.
|
|
The Bush campaign has struggled with how to handle the dynastic clan.
|
|
His biographer has struggled with a shortage of anecdotal and humanising material.
|
|
Redmond has struggled with drug addiction for most of his adult life.
|
|
Stephanie Garcia of Portland, Oregon, has struggled with migraines for 15 years.
|
|
This one's about journalist Ron Suskind's son, Owen, who struggled with autism.
|
|
Van Riemsdyk struggled with penalties in the season opener against St. Louis.
|
|
Rouhani&aposs government has struggled with the economic problems, including high unemployment.
|
|
" Jacobs, 56, even shared he has struggled "with it all my life.
|
|
Turley struggled with command, getting behind each of the first five batters.
|
|
Silicon Valley companies have struggled with diversity despite vowing to do better.
|
|
I've struggled with this quiet inequality at multiple jobs, and I'm tired.
|
|
Clothing and accessories stores also struggled, with sales coming in roughly flat.
|
|
For a while, I struggled with whether this was performative or authentic.
|
|
"California has struggled with this for a while," Kochan told Fox News.
|
|
Brazil, however, has struggled with decades of corruption and erratic economic progress.
|
|
Here are three things I struggled with and ultimately managed to overcome.
|
|
For Cuzzillo, the difficulty level was something he says he struggled with.
|
|
Chinese players like Alibaba struggled with policing fake items on their sites.
|
|
Historically, independent brokers have struggled with customer acquisition in a fragmented market.
|
|
Lastly, I'm someone who's struggled with being alone for a long time.
|
|
David has been to rehab several times and has struggled with alcoholism.
|
|
I don't know a single person who hasn't struggled with saving money.
|
|
"I struggled with Qi'ra quite a lot," she said in the interview.
|
|
Girl, having struggled with unmet expectations before, communicates her needs and desires.
|
|
I never got the gender norms and have always struggled with it.
|
|
Pedro Strop relieved and got an out, then struggled with his control.
|
|
Even after treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
|
|
There, protesters struggled with the police, who deployed pepper spray against them.
|
|
"I've struggled with numerous classes in the past," Uwamanzu-Nna told WABC.
|
|
But beneath that joyful exterior, Erakat struggled with bipolar disorder and depression.
|
|
Especially this year I've struggled with finding a reason to keep going.
|
|
JJ Redick struggled with just seven points on 2100-of-282 shooting.
|
|
So Akinnuoye-Agbaje returned to London, where he struggled with his identity.
|
|
Tesla has struggled with production on the Model 3 in the past.
|
|
Even well-funded establishment automakers have struggled with their electric vehicle programs.
|
|
He has struggled with drug addiction for most of his adult life.
|
|
I have struggled with my weight and my body my entire life.
|
|
Assistant has already struggled with privacy in situations that involve multiple users.
|
|
Her dad, who had struggled with obesity, was just 48-years-old.
|
|
Lamet (7-5) struggled with his command during the first three innings.
|
|
Interestingly enough, Oracle has struggled with its own transition to the cloud.
|
|
To anyone who's ever struggled with getting good sleep, that's enormous praise.
|
|
I struggled with wanting that [because] I was going through breast cancer!
|
|
Carter struggled with an eating disorder, and, at times, both took antidepressants.
|
|
As anyone who's struggled with mathematics will attest, geometry can be murder.
|
|
Fortis has struggled with a cash crunch, rising debt, and image problems.
|
|
Amber Heard has always struggled with how to label herself in Hollywood.
|
|
By contrast, Tesla has struggled with the nuts-and-bolts of carmaking.
|
|
The medical examiner&aposs office has struggled with a shortage of pathologists.
|
|
"For over a year Hannah struggled with mental health concerns," Merritt said.
|
|
Mr. Obama struggled with how to respond to such attacks in Syria.
|
|
But the industry has struggled with excess production and Brazil's political uncertainty.
|
|
Gove struggled with addiction and had entered a rehab facility in Pittsburgh.
|
|
But anyone who's struggled with body image will recognize that it's not.
|
|
He struggled with alcohol dependency before kicking the addiction in the '80s.
|
|
International campaigns against terrorism financing have struggled with hawala for two reasons.
|
|
"A weird day," said Kershaw, who struggled with his curve and slider.
|
|
Okuhara held her nerve in the decider as Sindhu struggled with exhaustion.
|
|
Insurance saleswoman Rebecca Grafton struggled with her weight throughout her teenage years.
|
|
But growing up, Jones struggled with insecurities about her height and skin.
|
|
I should've known better, as I've struggled with anxiety in the past.
|
|
I struggled with that for many years until I actually started therapy.
|
|
Anias has struggled with breathing and other issues, compared with his brother.
|
|
" The statement continued: "He really struggled with thoughts about Meaning, Life, Happiness.
|
|
Unlike Clinton, he noted, Trump has long struggled with underwater approval ratings.
|
|
I'm 60 years old and have struggled with this all my life.
|
|
Clark showed some promise in his NBA career but struggled with consistency.
|
|
The Huskies struggled with Mount St. Mary's zone, coughing up 15 turnovers.
|
|
Buoniconti struggled with dementia and was admitted to hospice care this week.
|
|
"I know many others who have struggled with similar issues," she said.
|
|
We do know that he struggled with addiction as a young man.
|
|
But I struggled with it—at least initially—more than I'd anticipated.
|
|
As a result, Iran has struggled with domestic investments and foreign trade.
|
|
In fact I've struggled with it my full 20 years in tech.
|
|
It's a personal issue for him, one that his mom struggled with.
|
|
I struggled with feelings of disdain at Lina's behavior, at Sloane's egotism.
|
|
He struggled with the lines; his English was wooden, the delivery stilted.
|
|
And in Richmond Hill, Ashdeep's neighbors struggled with the young girl's death.
|
|
He said he struggled with drug use and drug dealing as well.
|
|
She struggled with going through this without her partner at her side.
|
|
Viral UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi struggled with eating disorders throughout her career.
|
|
Chicago has struggled with high shooting and murder rates in recent years.
|
|
"I struggled with the decision myself for a while," Ms. Shoening said.
|
|
In 2011, Scott-Heron, who had struggled with a cocaine addiction, died.
|
|
His only brother, Richard, 59, has struggled with depression disorders since college.
|
|
Katya struggled with addiction and alcoholism, and life in Boston was tumultuous.
|
|
The judiciary committee has struggled with how to proceed with Kavanaugh's nomination.
|
|
Unfortunately the Whites have struggled with poverty, drug addiction, and persistent fatalism.
|
|
Years ago, I struggled with painful bouts of orthorexia and binge eating.
|
|
We've all struggled with insecurities and wanting to change something about ourselves.
|
|
"Leon" is a young Brazilian man who has long struggled with depression.
|
|
I'm someone who has struggled with dehydrated, problematic skin in the past.
|
|
The sector has struggled with an oil market plagued by oversupply concerns.
|
|
As a journalist, I struggled with my own place in the narrative.
|
|
Several of the actors, directed by Margarett Perry, struggled with the lines.
|
|
Equal treatment, though, is something the American experiment has always struggled with.
|
|
This administration has also struggled with standard separation of business and politics.
|
|
"I struggled with different titles to get across two ideas," he said.
|
|
Seles struggled with her injuries and with understandable anxiety after the attack.
|
|
Drake began this season with the Brewers but struggled with his command.
|
|
American cities struggled with their public housing systems long before New York.
|
|
Fairchild struggled with injuries her freshman year at the University of Oregon.
|
|
From the outset, fraternities have struggled with a kind of split personality.
|
|
Documentarians have long struggled with how to depict the aftermaths of atrocities.
|
|
At school, both he and his sister struggled with the Spanish curriculum.
|
|
The biggest thing he has struggled with his consistently being on time.
|
|
He had struggled with heart problems, diabetes and cancer, his son said.
|
|
Despite a wealthy upbringing, she struggled with self-identity, depression and anxiety.
|
|
He was from West Africa, with an accent I sometimes struggled with.
|
|
She struggled with depression and fitting in at her Mexican high school.
|
|
Perhaps I gravitate toward people whose parents have struggled with mental illness.
|
|
Carol is a licensed clinician who has struggled with mental health problems.
|
|
She enjoyed her work, but she struggled with her identity, she says.
|
|
Swiss manufacturers have struggled with the currency's strength which reduces their profitability.
|
|
This is an area that Spotify has struggled with, to be fair.
|
|
Some of the children had a parent who has struggled with addiction.
|
|
First Solar struggled with improving Chinese technology as well as dropping prices.
|
|
Growing up, I had a close family member who struggled with addiction.
|
|
Growing up in Los Angeles, she struggled with depression and eating disorders.
|
|
American has historically struggled with flight delays during the peak summer season.
|
|
You already struggled with keeping your fingers from hitting the snooze button.
|
|
Like many companies during the Great Recession, Harley struggled with its sales.
|
|
Many struggled with aggression and resorted to biting or kicking when angry.
|
|
Ridgeley says he struggled with the cause of death for some time.
|
|
Tanak also struggled with the dirt and mud in the 13th stage.
|
|
"Marc Kasowitz has not struggled with alcoholism," spokesman Michael Sitrick told ProPublica.
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I have struggled with guilt about the treatments that my father underwent.
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"It was an episode that I struggled with personally," he said, later.
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But Holber struggled with acne from the time he was a teenager.
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Coke and Pepsi have struggled with soft sales of their sugary sodas.
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The following year, the renamed "New York Spectacular" struggled with critics too.
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She said she struggled with whether to come forward with her claims.
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Westbrook collected 25 points and nine assists but struggled with his shot.
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He is an antidrug crusader, yet has struggled with drug abuse himself.
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Galeota struggled with alcohol issues, racking up 3 DUIs from 2006 - 2015.
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For years, Regina Hensley has struggled with addiction, even once attempting suicide.
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Sabathia (9-4) said he struggled with command of his slider and changeup.
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Faced with its unexpected success, they initially struggled with what to do next.
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GitHub briefly struggled with intermittent outages as a digital system assessed the situation.
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But the company has struggled with a number of issues related to children.
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"I've seen teammates and friends that have struggled with the transition," Holden says.
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"I have to admit I struggled with the Lorelai/Rory separation," Graham writes.
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He now has scars and still struggled with breakouts into his adult years.
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But he also struggled with anxiety and depression and had previously attempted suicide.
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American manufacturers have also struggled with economic weakness in many key overseas markets.
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Michael struggled with fear about his mother's condition but was eager to help.
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Bana also has struggled with flashbacks from the time spent in her hometown.
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"I struggled with huge depression after my mother died," he told The Independent.
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She'd also lost her job and struggled with the onset of multiple sclerosis.
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Most of them struggled with their religious heritage — perhaps Goethe most of all.
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"Carrie always struggled with living in the shadow of Debbie Reynolds," Fisher said.
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As a teen, Jinkinson struggled with her identity and was bullied in school.
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Some Congress members have struggled with rising living costs in the D.C. area.
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"It's definitely something I've struggled with for a long time," he says now.
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The South American country has struggled with low oil prices in recent years.
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Then, everyone openly struggled with the tongue-twisting script, bringing on more laughs.
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Persona 5 also benefits from a fast start, something its predecessors struggled with.
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The show already struggled with how it depicted Danny's treatment of other people.
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Like so many others, Lovato has struggled with an eating disorder, specifically bulimia.
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Many social services have struggled with how to handle anonymity over the years.
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Actor Robin Williams struggled with the disease, which impacts roughly 1.3 million Americans.
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He struggled with it for a decade before it finally took his life.
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But even after treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
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The star has said her father was abusive and struggled with mental illness.
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Trudeau, one of the world's most prominent progressive politicians, struggled with domestic scandals.
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Since I was a teenager, I've struggled with disordered eating in various degrees.
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Murphy admitted that he struggled with the decision to rework the locked episode.
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"I have struggled with addiction, I have… had issues with family," she says.
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He had two quick innings but struggled with his control in the second.
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But he had also struggled with anxiety and depression and previously attempted suicide.
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De Lesseps struggled with deputies and threatened to kill them in the clip.
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Seeded 29th, Del Potro has struggled with persistent wrist injuries in recent years.
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He admitted, to no one's surprise, that he struggled with work-life balance.
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Pebble's also struggled with consumers general disinterest in wearables and smartwatches in particular.
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Griffin, too, has struggled with consistency since coming off the DL in June.
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I always struggled with understanding my value at the beginning of my career.
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As a society, we've struggled with this very question long before social media.
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She was a lesbian and struggled with discrimination and hate in their town.
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Both teens struggled with depression, and Roy had made previous attempts at suicide.
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Love struggled with low self-esteem and found herself overspending on superficial things.
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Earlier, Fleener struggled with how to discuss the teenager's death with his players.
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Successive U.S. administrations have struggled with how to deal with nuclear-armed Pakistan.
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He struggled with self-acceptance as both a gay man and a Jew.
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Robinson struggled with his shooting in Virginia Tech's opening victory against Detroit Mercy.
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But she struggled with reading as a child, according to her official biography.
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Since I struggled with reading aloud, I overcompensated by learning to inhale information.
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Jeff Kendall, 26, has struggled with his weight for most of his life.
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He struggled with his command, throwing three wild pitches and hitting a batter.
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But he also struggled with anxiety and depression and had previously attempted suicide.
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Facebook has struggled with this problem in News Feed for over a decade.
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I struggled with addiction and depression issues through high school and early college.
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From his teen years to the age of 20, he struggled with depression.
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Yet nearly a decade later Meyer still struggled with the notion of expanding.
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Jeffress was acquired from the Brewers last season but struggled with the Rangers.
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The president's order also brought as some agencies resisted or struggled with implementation.
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Kayla, 22 My older sister struggled with anorexia and bulimia as a teenager.
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Akerman struggled with the connotations that come with being labeled a feminist filmmaker.
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Postmedia has struggled with mounting financial losses as print advertising revenue has fallen.
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As an entrepreneur and investor, I struggled with this daily — and still do.
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Etsy has also struggled with its payment processor WorldPay over the last month.
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Last November, the city struggled with its worst pollution in nearly 20 years.
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Those that survived struggled with the western rules they had to import wholesale.
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Still others have struggled with mental health and addiction, sometimes to tragic ends.
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Chatwood struggled with command throughout but was able to hold Minnesota in check.
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Consider people like me, who have struggled with hearing loss their entire life.
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While she struggled with blaming herself for his mysterious health issues, the Mrs.
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He grew up poor, made a fortune, partied hard, and struggled with addiction.
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I had struggled with jealousy and insecurity before when an ex moved on.
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She struggled with alcoholism, depression, bipolar disorder and drug addiction for many years.
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China has struggled with the global information architecture that favors the Western alphabet.
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Fox talked about his son, who was troubled and struggled with video-game
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She had struggled with alcoholism, and she attended rehab in the late 219s.
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Sure, they're all tennis champions but each has also struggled with serious injury.
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For years, she struggled with the pain because she loved how she looked.
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Read more:Viral UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi struggled with eating disorders throughout her career.
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His condition worsened, and he struggled with severe sepsis and a high fever.
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To be clear, Clinton has struggled with trustworthiness long before Friday's FBI bombshell.
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Bridges struggled with substance abuse problems, while Coleman had personal and financial problems.
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Though physically fit and strong, Pendleton struggled with oxygen deficiency at high altitude.
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Speaking with ABC, Shanann's mom said their family had struggled with what happened.
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He has said in interviews that he struggled with epilepsy as a child.
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NOAA and other Interior bureaus have in the past struggled with harassment claims.
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Leaks followed one after another, and congressional Republicans struggled with how to respond.
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It's about Carlile's first foray into motherhood, which she admits she struggled with.
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But Sanders has struggled with Catholic voters nationally in the Democratic primary race.
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He also struggled with mental illness, developing anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, and anorexia.
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You really see how different generations of government planners struggled with that question.
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Some people have struggled with the unique or savory flavors in your cocktails.
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Aliquippa declined with the industry and struggled with racial tensions, housing discrimination, protests.
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In recent months, Facebook has struggled with moderating speech, specifically around political ads.
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White thought about the death of his friend, and he struggled with emotion.
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"He has limited expressive language and has always struggled with shoes," she said.
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She has struggled with negativity, self doubt, shot selection under pressure and consistency.
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P&G really struggled with innovation and how to do brand-new things.
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That's something I've always struggled with within my work and in this industry.
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WhatsApp has previously struggled with the spread of misinformation on its encrypted platform.
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Since 2014, Wie has struggled with finger, hip, ankle, neck and wrist problems.
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Teachers say they have struggled with rising premiums and other health care costs.
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He also struggled with alcohol abuse, and attended rehab multiple times, ESPN reports.
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" As their members struggled with poverty, they mouthed "pious irrelevancies and sanctimonious trivialities.
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His mom struggled with addiction and kicked him out when he was young.
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" But replacement had proven no easier.. "I've seen how we've struggled with this.
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Clinton made a few attempts at using memes but struggled with the execution.
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BeBe struggled with a complicated lift-and-dip in the backup dancer's arms.
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Finishing the story, I struggled with how to draw something from the experience.
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As when female students went to Morocco and struggled with expectations around dress.
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I struggled with the new iPhone controls when I ran into a bug.
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On the flawed logic of "perfect"I've struggled with the idea of perfection.
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The U.K. struggled with some political uncertainty at the end of the year.
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The renovation addressed a problem that the park has struggled with for years.
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But on the sidelines, he struggled with a different challenge to his stamina.
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Others still struggled with supporting someone whose past conflicted with their personal values.
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Mollenkof has watched, though, as Warren has struggled with black and Latino voters.
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The following training camp, Coutu struggled with kickoffs, and the Seahawks released him.
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After a tune up bout against Chuck Wepner, Ali struggled with Ron Lyle.
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The big picture: Colleges have struggled with how to diversify their student bodies.
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The operators also struggled with long periods of isolation and hostility with locals.
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Facebook has struggled with how to surface timely news stories to its users.
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He'd struggled with addiction for years, tearing our family apart in the process.
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Some friends said she struggled with drug use, and with cocaine in particular.
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YouTube has also struggled with deluges of conspiracy theories proliferating on the site.
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The classes were taught in German, and Mr. Kim struggled with the language.
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She struggled with the assignments, which often consisted of making short film experiments.
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The Neediest Cases Fund For 1923 years, Gloria Espada struggled with substance abuse.
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The military has struggled with scandals ranging from abuse to graft to espionage.
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He struggled with the 20-horse Derby field but finished a creditable fourth.
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Nearly everyone there seems to know someone who has struggled with drug dependency.
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Diaz struggled with his control and wasn't around long enough to fix it.
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It seemed one area Ms. Harris struggled with was a consistent message. Yep.
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I heard gut-wrenching stories of people who struggled with pre-existing conditions.
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But doing so meant navigating a landscape that had long struggled with corruption.
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Hospitals have long struggled with shortages of injectable medications and staples like saline.
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He struggled with reading and was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder and dyslexia.
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Kelly, however, said the clip represents real regret she struggled with for years.
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She struggled with substance abuse before learning that Kutcher allegedly cheated on her.
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Demi Lovato is mourning the death of her friend who struggled with addiction.
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Many other children also struggled with memory problems, stunted growth, anemia and seizures.
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Mr. Temer, who has struggled with dismal approval ratings, has denied the claims.
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The platform had struggled with harassment, much like other social media services do.
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Woods struggled with his irons on the way to finishing tied for 32nd.
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We all struggled with what was the appropriate and respectful and proper response.
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Those records indicate Ator had struggled with mental health challenges throughout his life.
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Joseph, 43, told Business Insider he struggled with extreme anxiety for many years.
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"She struggled with constant vomiting, leading to poor weight gain," Hendrickson told Yahoo.
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Firearm companies have struggled with lower sales numbers since President Trump took office.
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Almost everyone at Chiz's has struggled with mental illness, substance dependence or both.
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Norcross's grandmother wasn't his only family member who struggled with an alcohol addiction.
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The fact that our letters page skews male is something we've struggled with.
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I struggled with my self-worth more than I would like to admit.
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I had never struggled with an eating disorder before and never struggled since.
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Andersen's struggled with depression, too—a problem for him since he was young.
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In the past, tablets like the reMarkable have struggled with one problem: lag.
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Contractors say they struggled with everything from covering medications to buying baby formula.
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Up and down the coast, people working outdoors struggled with the frigid conditions.
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The singer has long struggled with her mental health, a source previously told PEOPLE.
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St. Louis loaded the bases in the fifth when Perdomo struggled with his command.
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Nimoy struggled with the public's inability to separate him from his most famous character.
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We fought and struggled with our environment, not only as immigrants but as people.
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She says she struggled with him inside the car and he finally took off.
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Now, it's pivoting to chase a group of customers it has struggled with: Millennials.
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Paramedics were called to the scene as Matt Johnson struggled with his dangerous stunt.
|
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Kickers struggled with the change last season, but this year it's reached new lows.
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Rouhani&aposs government has struggled with the economic problems, which have seen high unemployment.
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They crossed the artificial threshold of 100,000 bots that others had really struggled with.
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"No, I was drinking horribly," Portwood, who has struggled with drug addiction previously, revealed.
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I struggled with it for a few minutes, until I couldn't take it anymore.
|
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And much like Affleck, Lopez said she struggled with the withdrawal symptoms at first.
|
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But the rest of the attendees struggled with a more complicated view of Comey.
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Sue really struggled with the decision – should she play it for Marla or not?
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I certainly struggled with thinking that I was supposed to be great at everything.
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Jamil grew up in London and struggled with an eating disorder as a teenager.
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Classmate Kennedy Rodriguez, 123, also struggled with a "really sad, hard, and weird" graduation.
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The company has, for roughly a decade, struggled with rallying third-party publisher interest.
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Over the years John struggled with what were eventually diagnosed mental illnesses in 2008.
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Richard Wallace grew up in rural Idaho, among family members who struggled with addiction.
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Duke also struggled with mental illness, having been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1982.
|
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"My poor dad struggled with his Nikon F camera his whole life," says Gunther.
|
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The Wildcats struggled with their shooting early and later were hampered by foul trouble.
|
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And Twitter isn't alone: Facebook also struggled with account hijacks through expired email accounts.
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Even after a relaxer, Braithwaite still struggled with the usual breakage, loss, and thinning.
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Moldova, which has a close proximity to Russia, has long struggled with fake news.
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"Finding my soulmate has made all the years I struggled with myself worth it."
|
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It is a question Whitehall policymakers have struggled with for more than a century.
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"I struggled with anxiety and depression growing up," the 30-year-old told PEOPLE.
|
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As the Wizards struggled with transition defense, the Celtics raced to a big advantage.
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As someone who struggled with heteronormative pancakes growing up, this is a welcome development.
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In my experience, dependably great audio companies like Sennheiser have struggled with connectivity issues.
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Akerman, who struggled with depression throughout her life, died by suicide the next year.
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But since they recently moved in together, they've struggled with trust and commitment issues.
|
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Brazil's banking industry has struggled with a harsh recession and record delinquencies this year.
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As a young man, he struggled with addiction and dropped out of high school.
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Beyond his drug addiction, he struggled with suicidal thoughts and other mental health issues.
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This isn't the first time Facebook has struggled with historically important images involving nudity.
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During a 2016 episode, shot in Argentina, Bourdain admitted he sometimes struggled with depression.
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While Caroline struggled with the news at first, McKeon reveals she eventually accepted him.
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Agnese, like Ludo, is the daughter of single mother who struggled with financial difficulties.
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Barr quoted from the report, saying Mueller struggled with "difficult issues" when assessing obstruction.
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Electricity is a major cost for aluminum smelters who have struggled with poor margins.
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Galland especially struggled with mental health issues and eventually died by suicide in 1995.
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The housing market has struggled, with spending on homebuilding contracting for five straight quarters.
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These hospitals have struggled with supplies in the past due to their isolated locations.
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Microsoft has struggled with consumer services, hardware, and obviously its failed Windows Phone efforts.
|
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Like Fiona, he was born premature and struggled with health issues as a result.
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You see, I too have struggled with saying "like" much more than is necessary.
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"I struggled with my postpartum body for the past couple of months," Wedlake says.
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Pretty much since the beginning, Uber has struggled with stories of drivers attacking passengers.
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I struggled with motivation, I've gained some weight and am experiencing difficult marital challenges.
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It was sad when she met her brain-damaged father and struggled with anorexia.
|
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He acknowledged that business investment was "strikingly subdued" as companies struggled with Brexit uncertainty.
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But it has struggled with other subsidiaries where ownership is closer to 30 percent.
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Predominantly black and Latino schools, meanwhile, struggled with overcrowding, outdated materials, and dilapidated buildings.
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Her brother struggled with drug abuse for years — until Rapinoe inspired him to change.
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Over the last decade, Deutsche has struggled with fines and several failed restructuring attempts.
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"Personally, I struggled with acne for a long time," Thorne, 18, captioned the photo.
|
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Schumer struggled with hyperemesis gravidarum, a form of acute morning sickness, throughout her pregnancy.
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The former Army private, who is transgender, has reportedly struggled with mental health issues.
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He struggled with her inability to cope with the public nature of their life.
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It is one of those things that I have struggled with my whole life.
|
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Banks once struggled with embracing the new technologies and the changes it could bring.
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Cramer recalled the company has had weak RV sales and struggled with raw costs.
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ICA has struggled with a hefty dollar-denominated debt load and insufficient new work.
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For example, jurors had "reasonable doubt," but struggled with what "unreasonable doubt" would entail.
|
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Dozens of ex-professional football players have been shown to have struggled with CTE.
|
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A member of Lex's family tells us, she struggled with depression and bipolar disorder.
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We all laughed along knowing that we, too, have struggled with our own jewelry.
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The flinty Sister Maria reveals she was once a "coquette" and struggled with celibacy.
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What I struggled with the most was when Nina told me about the abuse.
|
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Yet some large customers struggled with costs, which increase with volume of data ingested.
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Susan could not meet those standards, she struggled with addiction, which was no secret.
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More recently, however, it has struggled with squeezed prices in the key U.S. market.
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Japan has long struggled with a largely stagnant economy and ever higher government debt.
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Yet as I got older, I struggled with this principle cornerstone of my faith.
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A smoker since his teens, Mr. Swarbrick struggled with failing health in the 1990s.
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The slogan represents another bid for a party that's struggled with unified, coherent messaging.
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The country had struggled with logistical difficulties before international sanctions were lifted in 2016.
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Trump's administration has repeatedly struggled with leaks from the intelligence community to the press.
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Helton struggled with opioid addiction from ages 18 to 28 and survived several overdoses.
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Major over-the-counter (OTC) drug rival GlaxoSmithKline has also struggled with the transition.
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Venice has struggled with overtourism because of its many historical, architectural, and artistic landmarks.
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Her mother struggled with drug addiction, and her father deserted the family for years.
|
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"I don't know why, I just struggled with it," the Grey's Anatomy alum admitted.
|
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It was an embarrassing moment for Milwaukeeans, who have longed struggled with racial tension.
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Several of her family members struggled with heavy drinking and were involved with meth.
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All people who have ever struggled with their weight should remember this come November.
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Separation has been a theme in my life, something that I've really struggled with.
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Having struggled with writing words, she decided that they would be an impediment anyway.
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I struggled with nausea pretty badly for the first 18 weeks of my pregnancy.
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Vinci has struggled with an injured tendon in her left leg but remains optimistic.
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While getting my degree, there were some classes I struggled with, including sports finance.
|
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Another friend told the press that Thompson, who is transgender, struggled with her transition.
|
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Clinton has at times struggled with how, and how often, to highlight her gender.
|
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But the film industry as a whole struggled with piracy and competition from Hollywood.
|
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But the official also acknowledged the Defense Department has struggled with economic development missions.
|
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Both teams struggled with foul trouble and entered the bonus with 8:35 remaining.
|
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He brought Mitsubishi into the fold as it struggled with a crisis in 2016.
|
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The Windy City has struggled with high shooting and murder rates in recent years.
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Both teens had struggled with depression, and Conrad had made previous attempts at suicide.
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Greinke, who struggled with his command, walked Norris in the fourth with two outs.
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Harvey, who comes from a wealthy family, had struggled with drugs and alcohol himself.
|
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Fame went to their heads, and they all struggled with drug and alcohol problems.
|
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"I've struggled with my weight since I was eight years old," Knight told VICE.
|
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Chevron has struggled with cost overruns at two Australian liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects.
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In the beginning, I really struggled with my school's political societies and campaigning groups.
|
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I'm being very transparent about how we've all struggled with body image as women.
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He struggled with "issues of abandonment and self-medication," including bouts with heavy drinking.
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She started making weekly YouTube videos and struggled with her new meme girl identity.
|
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Some subscription businesses, like we saw with Blue Apron, have struggled with customer retention.
|
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It allowed something that computers had struggled with before: handling multiple commands at once.
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As a young professional, then, I struggled with the intense specificity many jobs required.
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That's something I struggled with for a while, kind of realizing that's not helping.
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Restaurant groups have also struggled with Prezzo, Byron and Jamie's Italian all closing stores.
|
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Renova has struggled with a severe cash crunch over the past couple of years.
|
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Kempczinski was criticized as pushing expensive initiatives as franchisees struggled with insufficient cash flow.
|
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Dallas' rookie sensation, Luka Doncic, struggled with his shot, missing 123 of 212 attempts.
|
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According to The Stuttering Foundation, Presley struggled with words beginning with "w" or "i."
|
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But what if addiction's human face was your minister, who'd once struggled with heroin?
|
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Mr. Shaffer dashed off a draft in six months, but struggled with the tone.
|
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Counsell had struggled with the Marlins and the Dodgers in 1999, hitting just .218.
|
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Lee struggled with interceptions, and the defenders didn't take to Diaco's 3-4 system.
|
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"They threw the two-deep at us, something we've struggled with," Sterling Shepard said.
|
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The mother struggled with isolation and loneliness before her hospital and nursing home stays.
|
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The accolade came as the superstar struggled with cocaine use and an abusive marriage.
|
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West Virginia quarterback Austin Kendall, a graduate transfer from Oklahoma, struggled with two interceptions.
|
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It also struggled with frequent blackouts, including an island-wide outage in September 2016.
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Meanwhile, the district has long struggled with opportunity and achievement gaps in its schools.
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It was a question that I struggled with, and one the audience might have.
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Many also said they listened to telemarketing calls and struggled with ending unsolicited calls.
|
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I'm half Japanese and half white, and in Japan, I struggled with being different.
|
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He struggled with mental illness and drug addiction as he tried to finish college.
|
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However, I'm right-handed and I struggled with the left side of my hair.
|
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As the pandemic ramped up, the US struggled with shortages of COVID-19 tests.
|
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As Lydia got older, she struggled with depression and eventually took her own life.
|
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That my own parents had once struggled with these same questions provided little solace.
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John really, really, really struggled with that, and I was afraid he'd follow through.
|
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Over the last few years, McCain sometimes struggled with how to respond to Trump.
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Afterward, Maine struggled with budget shortfalls and fell behind on Medicaid payments to hospitals.
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You struggled with whether to include Mike Phelps, a former coach, in your story.
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The mother struggled with isolation and loneliness before her hospital and nursing home stays.
|
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In that dark period, he struggled with an addiction to the pain killer Percodan.
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NSF, on the other hand, has struggled with costs relating to the failed attempt.
|
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It is the central question I have struggled with over the past 10 months.
|
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France has long struggled with economic stagnation and high unemployment — especially among its youth.
|
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The State Department has struggled with record management issues outside of Clinton's email issues.
|
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It was a normal rest day for Hardy, who struggled with injuries last season.
|
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As Tripp's 100th birthday approached, Weisbord struggled with what to get his new friend.
|
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Even when companies have gotten distribution through payers they have struggled with customer utilization.
|
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The men in my father's family were coalminers whose families always struggled with poverty.
|
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Engineers struggled with the complicated, novel project, as various components needed to be reworked.
|
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Both her husband, Roger Weaver Whittlesey, and their elder son, Henry, struggled with depression.
|
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Miller and Buckner both said their children have struggled with health issues as well.
|
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Montero, once a top prospect who struggled with command, enjoyed a resurgence this spring.
|
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Trump has struggled with low job approval ratings throughout his first year in office.
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He struggled with back pain throughout his career and shoulder problems starting in 215.
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I've struggled with how to discuss horniness since 2015, when I first downloaded Tinder.
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Some told how their families had struggled with mental illness, drug abuse or incarceration.
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But when Warren was young, she struggled with what the world expected of women.
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But she also struggled with addiction, and in 2018, she suffered an opioid overdose.
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Silicon Valley has struggled with creating workforces that are not overwhelmingly male and white.
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He skipped classes and struggled with grades, more from inattention than lack of comprehension.
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Fahy also struggled with depression, which O'Reilly said he never got proper care for.
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Clevinger has struggled with his control, issuing 63 walks in 17 1/3 innings.
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I struggled with the concept of death and the abstract emotion we call grief.
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Was there a scene in particular that you were intimidated by, or struggled with?
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The football association has struggled with corruption and match-fixing allegations in the past.
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The Gamecocks, who have struggled with shooting, hit just 30.3 percent before the break.
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"I've struggled with the greens being as slow as they are," Woods told reporters.
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But Justice Samuel Alito struggled with how to define the boundaries of professional speech.
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Turnover happens in any administration, and some DHS subagencies have long struggled with hiring.
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At least one in three said they struggled with managing workloads and finding balance.
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Other companies, especially Twitter, have struggled with explaining its decisions to verify problematic figures.
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Tiffany, founded in New York in 1837, has struggled with growth in recent years.
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According to Mr. Zurawski, photos suggested that Mr. Urban had struggled with the attacker.
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Years later, I struggled with that love when I started reading feminist film criticism.
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For weeks after arriving in April, he struggled with the burden of that past.
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He said his son had struggled with substance abuse, anger management and learning issues.
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Some schools in the area have really struggled with not having enough bus drivers.
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Since then, she's struggled with staying in shape and finding the motivation to fight.
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Like Sulwe, Ms. Nyong'o struggled with her complexion and self-image as a child.
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Throughout the latter half of his life, he struggled with financial difficulties and alcoholism.
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Chyna struggled with addiction for years -- and appeared on 'Celebrity Rehab' back in 2008.
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For all these reasons, humans have really struggled with eradicating pests in populated areas.
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Nigel's mother, Camika, had said Nigel suffered from depression and struggled with his identity.
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Neidhart struggled with substance abuse -- he went to rehab twice after drug-related arrests.
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While the procedure was successful, Stafford admitted she has struggled with health issues post-operation.
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Constance Zimmer has struggled with body confidence issues for as long as she can remember.
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Jordan Spieth struggled with his short game and opened with a 71 at Spyglass Hill.
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A variety of other apps remain unseen as the Ionic struggled with a recent update.
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I struggled with the application process at first — it dripped everywhere, including into my eyes.
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Harding had struggled with addiction and was in and out of a teen crisis center.
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The Spaniard struggled with a problem with his drinks bottle, which left him feeling sick.
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The captains struggled with injuries and illness on Season 14, Episode 4 of 'Deadliest Catch.'
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Almost immediately after he was born via a planned C-section, Wyatt struggled with breathing.
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DV: I've struggled with a lot of mental health issues in the past three years.
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OPEC has struggled with the question of production baselines and output allocations throughout its history.
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It's been a fact he's struggled with both as president and on the campaign trail.
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This whole area has struggled, with a lot of food delivery startups shutting their doors.
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Banking stocks struggled, with Mitsubishi UFJ slipping 0.59 percent and Mizuho lower by 0.33 percent.
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But Israel has struggled with the low-tech kites and balloons drifting over the border.
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Cassie has struggled with her feelings for one man over the course of this show.
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The first time I went in for a casting I struggled with that very question.
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But even as we struggled with Flash security and reliability, it was sliding into irrelevance.
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The Bachelor franchise has struggled with diversity for all of its nearly 20-year history.
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But the retailer struggled with a heavy debt load and competition from online giant Amazon.
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Decision making in this space is particularly challenging, and one that we've really struggled with.
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Graswald, a native Latvian, struggled with English and wasn't able to communicate effectively, he added.
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The 31-year-old mother of two has never struggled with long-term mental illness.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Half Their Size: Joanne Raymond Struggled With Yo-Yo Dieting Before Finding Success
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On this day though, Delgado struggled, with only three first-half points and four turnovers.
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It was a big moment for the star as she has struggled with her mobility.
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It was very lonely and I struggled with a lot of suicidal thoughts and anxiety.
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But it's now facing many of the same controversies that other platforms have struggled with.
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In my experience, the phone has struggled with recognizing my left and right index finger.
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All of us, regardless of our background, have struggled with moments when we're cripplingly sad.
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Lesley Miller had struggled with her body image for as long as she could remember.
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If it struggled with rising unemployment, high inflation or slow growth, he must have failed.
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The cause of death wasn't given, but Windsor had struggled with heart issues for years.
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All three runs scored in the second inning when he briefly struggled with his command.
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He struggled with the cops, spit on them, and told him his gun wasn't loaded.
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White is a tough negotiator, but the Northern California-native struggled with the language barrier.
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And Twitter — like every large social media platform — has struggled with all kinds of moderation.
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She ended up cruising to victory as Siniakova struggled with double-faults and groundstroke errors.
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She dropped to number 139 in 2006, struggled with confidence and critics labeled her obsolete.
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From then on, I really struggled with that question of: What am I doing here?
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San Jose has also struggled with the man advantage, going 3-for-32 in November.
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This is the third time this year the company has struggled with payment processing infrastructure.
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I'm very vocal at how much I struggled with the group dates on Nick's season.
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The global shipping industry has in recent years struggled with sluggish global demand and overcapacity.
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"I have struggled with shoulder pain since last summer," Sharapova wrote on her Instagram page.
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This isn't the first time that the company has struggled with murder in its ranks.
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Julian, who struggled with mental illness, died by suicide four years ago at age 24.
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For a good twenty years I struggled with food issues: laxatives, bingeing, purging, the works.
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But even after his return, he struggled with back pain the rest of the season.
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But other auctions held during the French capital's "Retromobile" week this February struggled with oversupply.
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And that those struggled with, and occasionally gain dominance over—in unfortunate ways—reason itself.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Europe's stocks struggled with oil prices and banking concerns.
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Hassan, who struggled with supporting her own party's nominee, has pounced on the Trump connection.
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" The actress, now 36, said she struggled with the family-friendly show's restrictions and "limitations.
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Well, there's a lot of gun safety measures that we've struggled with that I've supported.
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She was a sex worker, struggled with addictions, and cycled in and out of custody.
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She struggled with graft versus host disease, in which the new immune system attacks organs.
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I really struggled with whether I should lie and say that I did say something.
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But to developers who have struggled with Google's new policy, it's been a demoralizing process.
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Politicians have struggled with the most basic tasks, such as filling seats on USPS's board.
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Rio de Janeiro has struggled with pollution, safety concerns, and the rapidly spreading Zika virus.
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Bergling struggled with several health issues in the past, partly in relation to excessive drinking.
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In her 30s she fought depression, and she struggled with her weight in her 40s.
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No, no, I struggled with this question in the beginning of my paranormal research too.
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But Isaiah Cousins struggled with his shot, and the Sooners' bench contributed only 5 points.
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The Texas senator's half sister struggled with drug addiction, and overdosed and died in 2011.
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King had struggled with his speech, which was supposed to be kept to five minutes.
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Yahoo has also struggled with a series of data breaches that have marred its reputation.
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Her daughter struggled with alcohol and prescription opioid abuse before her death from an overdose.
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From the time she was 8 years old, Dena Larsen-Gazeley struggled with disordered eating.
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LHP Daniel Norris (4-5) struggled with his command early Thursday, and that cost him.
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Williams has struggled with injuries recently and has also begun other ventures outside of tennis.
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Many of them have struggled with mental illness, or have experienced its effects first hand.
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When my grandfather was dying, I struggled with the relationship between DNA and cultural identity.
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Caterpillar has struggled with earnings, far worse than Cramer would have thought four years ago.
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He was a "good dude" but struggled with drugs and had no phone, friends say.
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The primary reason: Sanders struggled with black and Latino voters in the 2016 Democratic primary.
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Trump has also struggled with the Never Trump movement that vowed to oppose his nomination.
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And, our sources are well aware the 26-year-old had struggled with substance abuse.
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The former child star has struggled with addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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Pino says her father struggled with mental disorders for years, but found success with treatment.
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Kardashian stepped out for social activities less and less as he struggled with gaining weight.
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The former child star has struggled with addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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Season one occasionally struggled with a bit of a top-down approach to character development.
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Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim country and has struggled with homegrown terrorist groups.
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Several hikers have struggled with the rough Alaska conditions attempting the pilgrimage to the bus.
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Unfortunately, it comes as no surprise that Sánchez struggled with the police after a rape.
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I struggled with these thoughts and feelings a lot, and worked to get through them.
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Cobain is no stranger to addiction, with both her parents having struggled with the disease.
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At 18, Lovato struggled with both bulimia and addiction, as she recounted to American Way.
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My whole adult life, I have struggled with my weight, but this was my highest.
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"They've struggled with the technology," says Charles Miller, president of NexGenSpace, a spaceflight consulting firm.
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The Grammy winner had struggled with depression and substance abuse for years before his death.
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Except, oh dear, like the Band, the first scale Under Armour supplied struggled with consistency.
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The medication can cause side effects, including weight gain, which Goodacre admits she's struggled with.
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Ongoing tension This is not the first time alumni have struggled with Falwell's political beliefs.
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But President Donald Trump and Republicans in the U.S. Congress have struggled with swift action.
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Since its founding, the nation has struggled with the antagonistic twins of civility and crudeness.
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SAS has also struggled with a pilot strike that grounded 4,000 flights earlier this year.
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The Supreme Court has struggled with this concept and erred on the side of donors.
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After he came out of the hospital, Kevin struggled with wanting to leave the house.
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Julian, who struggled with mental illness, died by suicide four years ago at age 24.
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Over the past few years, the former child star has struggled with her mental health.
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"I struggled with depression, alcohol abuse and the shame of my dishonorable discharge," he wrote.
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But he still struggled with habits like bouncing his knees to burn off excess energy.
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Beyond that, Mr. Sanders has often evaded and even struggled with thorny questions of policy.
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At the same time, it has struggled with comparisons to its flashier rival, Apple Watch.
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When our sons were arrested, we struggled with whether it was appropriate to be happy.
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Her parents struggled with poverty while raising Abrams and her five siblings in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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It was, and I think the company struggled with it going in and coming out.
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"In 6th grade i struggled with anorexia & 'believe in me' saved me," one tweet read.
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By contrast, nearly two-thirds of early adolescents who took their lives struggled with depression.
|
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But it has still struggled with how to regulate political ads following the 2016 election.
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She was medicated so much, she struggled with memory and an array of other issues.
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They struggled with drugs more, experienced eating problems, had behavioral issues and thought about suicide.
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Silva said that she has struggled with the storage in her 170-square-foot home.
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She too struggled with her decision on how to broach the topic of her pregnancy.
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Like some of the women who have stayed there, Ms. Arcone has struggled with depression.
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He said Detroit has long struggled with public education and charters have only helped students.
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Like Rue, I've struggled with OCD, generalized anxiety, ADHD, and major depression my whole life.
|
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Gates chose to sell his pitch in a country that has struggled with clean sanitation.
|
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Pemex has struggled with hefty losses and is saddled with around $106 billion in debt.
|
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Alves especially struggled with the ticking clock that the smothering wrestler put on the fight.
|
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So my story is, yes, I have struggled with insecurities about the way I look.
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Tillman has struggled with his control, however, issuing four walks in back-to-back outings.
|
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The Midshipmen struggled with their shooting all game, making only 143 percent of their shots.
|
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I've also seen it on a personal level, as I, too, have struggled with depression.
|
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Like many platforms, Twitter has struggled with spam, harassment, manipulated media, and coordinated misinformation campaigns.
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Our beautiful daughter has struggled with severe depression and anxiety for the past 4 years.
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In years past my students have struggled with putting together their thoughts and thinking critically.
|
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New York City–based Arielle Bobb Willis has struggled with depression from an early age.
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That would likely include some students who received vouchers but struggled with private school admissions.
|
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The company has struggled with connectivity problems in the older Run and Run XT models.
|
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Eller struggled with cocaine during the last six of his 16 years in the league.
|
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The statement from Singleton's publicist said that he had "quietly struggled" with high blood pressure.
|
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Critics have noted that for those who've struggled with eating disorders, it could be dangerous.
|
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That, in turn, prompted an increased frequency of small shutdowns as politicians struggled with deadlines.
|
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Tesla, which has struggled with production and delivery problems, accounted for half of those sales.
|
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Many parents have struggled with putting limits on screentime, even before outbreaks of COVID-19.
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Many parents have struggled with putting limits on screentime, even before outbreaks of COVID-19.
|
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But he struggled with first-pitch strikes and fell behind hitters most of the night.
|
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Oscar de la Renta's fashion house struggled with leadership after the designer's death in 2014.
|
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The other woman, Ms. Green, had struggled with mental health issues since her teenage years.
|
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Seven years ago I lost 4003 pounds, but recently I've struggled with gaining it back.
|
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Major League Baseball struggled with ticket sales for several years after the 1994-95 strike.
|
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Looking back on their 18-year love story, Diane reveals they've struggled with survivor guilt.
|
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They celebrated family bonds as they struggled with high expectations, psychological trauma and cultural differences.
|
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Yet, being "likable" is something Mr. Cruz has struggled with for most of his life.
|
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The Lakers struggled with their outside shooting, finishing 7 of 30 from 3-point range.
|
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Hood, for example, often struggled with thoughts of quitting as the pain from planking intensified.
|
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Cline struggled with the fact she was "not going to be the same," Russell recounts.
|
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This is what I have struggled with in my 20s as I consider my brownness.
|
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From 2014-2016, Kaepernick struggled with injuries, and defenses adjusted to his dual-threat style.
|
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Hunter Biden has had a lot of issues he's struggled with for a long time.
|
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One individual struggled with addiction for decades and was incarcerated for much of his life.
|
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Something I struggled with in the book is: How do I write about aggrieved millionaires?
|
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Panasonic admits it struggled with how to acknowledge the SL-2300's history and fans.
|
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The Knicks struggled with the basics, as well as with the intricacies of their defense.
|
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Franklin struggled with her weight for decades as she defied white, male notions of femininity.
|
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It's an issue other platforms, like Facebook, have struggled with over the past couple months.
|
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He had run-ins with the law and, by his own account, struggled with addiction.
|
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Under pressure: Victoria's Secret has struggled with falling sales and competition from upstart lingerie brands.
|
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Carter has also struggled with fundraising, but as Silbergeld explained, she possesses a triple advantage.
|
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I struggled with reading, especially reading out loud, so I often hid in the bathroom.
|
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Even some of those with health insurance struggled, with 18% having issues covering the charge.
|
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As Mr. Waller has struggled with his health, his family has faced difficult times financially.
|
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There, her classmates said she struggled with English at first, stymied by even basic conversations.
|
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Mr. Martin's film work dried up in the 1980s, and he struggled with cocaine addiction.
|
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Then he struggled with drug addiction, but eventually he became the best in the world.
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He did not win a tournament that year, then struggled with leg injuries in 8763.
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I struggled with depression and contemplated suicide too often during my teens and early 20s.
|
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Agnese, like Ludo, is the daughter of a single mother who struggled with financial difficulties.
|
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Mr. Cornell acknowledged in interviews that he had struggled with drug use throughout his life.
|
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I was too young to appreciate much of it, and struggled with the archaic language.
|
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And at the most fundamental level, the Democratic Party has struggled with answering that question.
|
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His mother speaks candidly about the addiction issues she struggled with while raising her son.
|
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The Democratic Party has struggled with how to handle a historically large field of candidates.
|
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Mueller also might have struggled with whether the offered "dirt" qualified as a campaign contribution.
|
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I'm also a person who has always struggled with being on time, which annoys him.
|
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"We struggled with getting that vehicle to orbit on that first launch," Shotwell tells Makers.
|
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She struggled with finding her greatest strengths — and took a counterintuitive approach to discover them.
|
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During his early career, Polk struggled with dependency on alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, Ritalin, and ecstasy.
|
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He hasn't faced as many attacks or struggled with the issue as much as Warren.
|
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It appears to have been a life that the family on the compound struggled with.
|
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Carter and Roy both struggled with depression, and Roy had previously tried to kill himself.
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I have struggled with clinical depression and anxiety since my sophomore year of high school.
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But I learned it most deeply as I struggled with my own personal change agendas.
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Mr. Pompeo's trip included a stop in Slovakia, a country that has struggled with corruption.
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But more important, each of us has struggled with these problems for a long time.
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He has struggled with an elbow injury this year and has played only four tournaments.
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This is something that I've struggled with since I was a teenager—feeling very alone.
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I've struggled with that for years and finally, I think, come to terms with it.
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But he struggled with heart failure for 17 years and eventually required an ICD pacemaker.
|
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Both companies have struggled with slow sales of photocopy products, as businesses increasingly go paperless.
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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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But some areas of the country have struggled with planting because rainfall has been relatively scarce.
|
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Heather Locklear has long struggled with substance abuse — and she's once again seeking help in rehab.
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Online reports that Cabello, who is currently promoting her track "Bad Things," has struggled with anxiety.
|
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"I've struggled with what others think is okay to say to me," she posted on Instagram.
|
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She spent many of her teen years caring for her mother, who struggled with mental illness.
|
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Searchers have struggled with rough conditions, unchartered oceans and water depths of up to 6 kilometres.
|
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Most of the veterans I know have struggled with mental health in one way or another.
|
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My dad struggled with a disability and I didn't have a father figure in my house.
|
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"I never struggled with depression or anxiety before I ever got pregnant with her," Catelynn revealed.
|
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CityPlace, a concentration of condos close to the waterfront, struggled with luring business into the complex.
|
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While Matthew, now 33 and married, was her "rock," Doug struggled with his dad's sudden disappearance.
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After I gave my life to the military, I struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder issues.
|
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Todd told the outlet he and his wife Amy Marcotte also struggled with their daughter's bullying.
|
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For Altria, an investment in Juul would give it something it has struggled with: volume growth.
|
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Maib said Logan's has struggled with "poor sales results" as casual diners seek out cheaper alternatives.
|
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I tried the keto diet for two months earlier this year and struggled with its restrictions.
|
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Mac* is a 39-year-old who has struggled with the cuckold fantasy for seven years.
|
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Papoose, per usual, was the model of a supportive partner while Remy struggled with the news.
|
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But, look, I wrote openly in "Lean In" about the times I struggled with self-confidence.
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Since she was 6 years old, the New York City native has struggled with her appearance.
|
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Countless companies have also struggled with building connected gadgets that simply work like they're supposed to.
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I had struggled with mental-health problems throughout and really hadn't received much support at all.
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We're both pretty type A it was mostly just controlling it that's what we struggled with.
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India, the world's most populous democracy, has struggled with aspects of technology flooding across its borders.
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Twitter has continuously struggled with the algorithmic promotion of misinformation before and pledged to curb it.
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She also says she struggled with a lot of other health problems in her early career.
|
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Several of them later struggled with relationships, focusing on their studies, or with addiction, DeAngelis said.
|
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Yet away from the prepared remarks, the president has sometimes struggled with the other public duties.
|
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The other thing the Laptop 3 surprisingly struggled with was playing 4K 60FPS video from YouTube.
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I actually really struggled with wondering that for a lot of years, and sometimes still do.
|
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I've struggled with whether or not Paul as a character hints at suspicion toward nonbinary identity.
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Yet sympathisers struggled with the way the personal and professional seemed to overlap with Mrs Clinton.
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And the crowd in Raleigh represents the younger voters that Mrs Clinton has struggled with particularly.
|
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"We really struggled with what is the right way to pay those loans back," Bloch said.
|
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The country has struggled with violence but has seen a drop in murders in recent years.
|
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For all his power, Mr Xi has struggled with widespread passive resistance to his economic reforms.
|
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There were other techniques that I really struggled with for years to be able to master.
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"There's no drop out" (something other wireless earbud makers have struggled with, according to The Verge).
|
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"He struggled with her inability to cope with the public nature of their life," says Steel.
|
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Twilio has long struggled with its customer concentration and it just came back to bite them.
|
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Spieth struggled with his swing when he won in 2015, but his short game was sublime.
|
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He then struggled with his stepfather until police arrived and arrested Taylor, according to the outlet.
|
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But throughout their marriage, Josh struggled with addiction, which caused him to resign from practicing law.
|
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For months I struggled with the question of whether I should bring it up in meetings.
|
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Dontre Hamilton, who was killed by Milwaukee police in 2014, also struggled with mental health woes.
|
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Despite the series' incredible success, the British Columbia native, 38, struggled with becoming a household name.
|
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Both tiny countries have big Russian minorities, and both have struggled with emigration and shrinking populations.
|
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It also just went into effect on May 25th and many companies have struggled with compliance.
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The party, a mix of conservatives and liberals, had struggled with rock-bottom support and defections.
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Urban struggled with addiction , going to rehab in 2006 just a few months after their wedding.
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Its CEO, Geoffrey Mormal, said small companies like his often struggled with cumbersome weapons procurement processes.
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He said he struggled with alcoholism, which broke up his marriage, and attempted suicide multiple times.
|
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Karl-Anthony Towns, Minnesota's star 224-foot center, struggled with 291 turnovers, including four offensive fouls.
|
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Huston had struggled with everything from their divorced parents' dysfunction to their gender identity for years.
|
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Facebook, which initially struggled with the move to mobile devices, is now among the industry leaders.
|
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Lovato had previously struggled with cocaine and Oxycontin addictions but had been clean for 6 years.
|
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The company in the past has struggled with achieving its Model 3 goals, blaming production bottlenecks.
|
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Mental health is a topic near to Gomez's heart, since she's struggled with anxiety and depression.
|
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The former secretary of State has struggled with the image that she is dishonest and untrustworthy.
|
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As we reported ... Verne struggled with alcoholism for years and had been to rehab many times.
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Reuters reported on April 20 that Central Grocers was considering bankruptcy as it struggled with debt.
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STATE HIT THE HARDEST Appalachia has struggled with a number of high-profile overdose cases recently.
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I struggled with depression for a very long time; I was diagnosed when I was eight.
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He said he's been on and off suboxone for a decade and has struggled with relapses.
|
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While the identifying was fast, I felt that the camera itself struggled with processing the image.
|
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Editor's note: Lucy Hale has publicly discussed the fact that she struggled with an eating disorder.
|
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While wrestling with disconnected feelings about my racial makeup and looks, I struggled with visual impairment.
|
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Hitting lefties is something the big southpaw has struggled with over the course of his career.
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And I believe that they struggled with this, and they were facing some pretty difficult headwinds.
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