But their struggles felt more like their struggles, not the world's struggles.
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His and her struggles are still Ali's and Johnson's struggles.
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"We are involved in a great struggle not unlike, to be honest with you, the struggles of the labor movement, the struggles of the civil rights movement, the struggles of the women's movement, the struggles of the gay community, the struggles of the environmental movement," Sanders said.
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To ignore their struggles, our struggles, does not make them disappear.
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Their struggles were her struggles; their tears were becoming hers, too.
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Elevating human struggles to divine relations makes these struggles seem eternal, hallowed.
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Some days he struggles to speak, while other days he struggles to do things.
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While part of Europe struggles under heavy floods, part of Africa struggles with severe drought.
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"I see the struggles, especially the economic struggles that Puerto Rico is going through," Fonsi said.
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Importantly, the economic struggles of inland California are the struggles of many other parts of the country.
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But those early struggles turned out to be indicative of later struggles I had with impulse control.
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But those early struggles turned out to be indicative of later struggles I had with impulse control.
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But he broadened that definition by sharing his struggles with us and by viewing our struggles as his.
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In seeing his struggles, he believed that we as patients could better put our own struggles in perspective.
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And as celebrities, their struggles are often packaged as inspiring narrative missing the harsh realities of facing those struggles.
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But there were struggles, as well, and I had to embrace those struggles to make me a better person.
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"Game of Thrones" is compelling precisely because it recognises that dynastic struggles have often taken precedence over class struggles.
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Our struggles are not separate from the struggles of the TGNC community—they're bound up in each other, intertwined.
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In its own way, Fox News's struggles with Trump and his fans reflect the larger struggles of the Republican party.
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But we certainly can relate to the everyday struggles that parenting brings, and those struggles are what make us human.
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He struggles daily with body dysphoria, body dysmorphia, severe depression, and bipolar disorder, and he struggles everyday with people misgendering him.
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After Hector's passing, the novel shifts to Venus's and Angel's struggles to keep the house afloat, along with their personal struggles.
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A lot of people were writing about their struggles: Economic struggles, how to survive as an artist, how to support a family.
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"When we talk about the great struggles for human rights that Dr. King exemplified, healthcare is one of those struggles," said Sanders.
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"I think Paul sometimes struggles a little bit -- struggles with his role as the speaker, the perceived role of the speaker," said Rep.
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It also gives the new administration a convenient scapegoat for their continued struggles with public opinion, and their potential future struggles with reality.
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This definitely isn't meant to be an erasure of the struggles of white women because the struggles of all women are definitely present.
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Black struggles have always been multiracial and intersectional struggles, and what you bring and care and what you're committed to is really what matters.
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Acting as permanent security detail for the Kurds likewise hazards embroiling the U.S. in further Mideast power struggles — struggles we can and should avoid.
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He was seeking to document not the struggles of individual Nigerians but the aggregate effect of those struggles, how they formed a combined image.
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Ms. Henry's story prompted readers to share with us in our comments section their own struggles with recovery or the struggles of their family members.
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Last fall, a former Twitter exec said in a Medium post that the company's business struggles were related to its struggles to diversify its workforce.
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The struggles against the galleries in Boyle Heights have taught us valuable lessons and we have learned about housing struggles through local organizing with fellow tenants.
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Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shiite rival Iran have been at the heart of this problem by fueling proxy struggles that inflame sectarian struggles throughout the region.
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"It's not just Latino struggles, it's everybody's struggles," said Jung Rae Jang, 26, a community organizing fellow at MinKwon who came from South Korea at 15.
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A lot of the struggles I have had are the same struggles that Fred had — he made a show that was very simple and very deep.
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For a fee, you had a space to talk about your struggles navigating in the world, and there were plenty of struggles, both physical and emotional.
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Acknowledge everyone's struggles Sandberg admits that she used to shy away from checking in and bringing up friends' struggles in fear of reminding them of their pain.
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Now, audiences can no longer separate themselves from the struggles of what's happening in Middle America because those struggles have really impacted our day-to-day lives.
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Speaking of Tesla: The Harvard Business Review has an interesting piece that puts Tesla's recent struggles in the context of GM's rise, evolution and struggles a century ago.
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As gay people we have to embrace other struggles- whether that's women's equality, racism, or poverty, because we should not prioritise our own struggles over that of others.
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His talk, scheduled for this week at the Volkskundemuseum in the Austrian capital, was to address historical South African anti-apartheid struggles parallel to struggles experienced by Palestinians today.
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There are many struggles having my skin color as a Latina, and a lot of Americans, especially, are only familiar with the race and colorism struggles of African-Americans.
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The struggles of the game's AI character to achieve humanity works as an analogy for Love's real-life struggles situating herself in society as a queer woman, she says.
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Those who participate in struggles let others see the elephant through one particular patch of skin, helping to mobilize something inside for the new struggles of 2017 and beyond.
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She said that practicing intersectionality was like becoming "multilingual" — learning to speak the language of people who have struggles different from your own, and allying yourself with their struggles.
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This is especially important because if smartphones aren't a direct cause of teenagers' mental health struggles, their use might instead be a crucial way in which these struggles are expressed.
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I'm grateful that the struggles that we're portraying on the show — which are very real struggles — will have even more traction because of what the world is looking at right now.
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We're actually seeing struggles of her trying to get her life in order, trying to find her husband, trying to become financially stable again, but the struggles just seem very effortless.
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In fact, her leg-shaving struggles are all of our leg-shaving struggles: "I shave my legs with a disposable razor, those awful, little short, violent ones," she told the publication.
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At the root of the Browns' struggles has been an ineffective offense led by Baker Mayfield whose second-season struggles have completely wiped off the shine from a promising rookie season.
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A West Virginia town struggles to come back after the coal mines closed A West Virginia town struggles to come back after the coal mines closed This segment originally aired Dec.
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" The source shared, "Khloé still struggles with this sometimes.
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The offensive struggles are new for the Diamondbacks, whose .
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Painter, the gallery curator, told me that the exhibit was intentionally meant to foster a feeling of intersectionality — that one group of refugees' struggles can share similarities with other people's migration struggles.
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Many have surely read about the economic struggles of family farms and towns built around manufacturing and coal in the Wall Street Journal, but do you know someone who is experiencing those struggles?
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Going through old pictures of the night of Pulse, I remember my struggles of perversion, heavy drinking to drown out everything and having promiscuous sex that led to H.I.V. My struggles were real!
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My mom began explaining through sniffles their struggles with infertility.
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She bonded with kids who truly understood her daily struggles.
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The case, Annalise's personal struggles, the fire — it's all related.
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Lowe's struggles come while its rival, Home Depot, is thriving.
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Your battery struggles could be behind you with this device.
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He struggles to eat and sleep and suffers from seizures.
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What she had were months of mental and physical struggles.
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Still, travel is not immune to China's overall economic struggles.
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He always came back [from his struggles over the years].
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Be on the lookout for envy, power struggles, and manipulation.
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What do you think of Ciara's dress and wedding struggles?
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Laughs aside, the couple's struggles haven't killed their Christmas spirit.
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The chef urged others experiencing similar struggles to seek help.
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Taylor Swift has been open about her struggles with anxiety.
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I didn't know a better way of communicating those struggles.
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That was one of the primary struggles of Lee's life.
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Avoid getting sucked into any power struggles on this date.
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" The insider further shared, "Khloé still struggles with this sometimes.
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Shows in extracurricular drama and Thunder's struggles to close games.
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Brasilia was meant to end those struggles; it did not.
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Oddly specific prediction: The team struggles to score early on.
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All of the hardships and struggles will be worth it.
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Uber's struggles helped Lyft raise money and expand more aggressively.
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RHP Ubaldo Jimenez's pitching struggles continued in a big way.
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ClassPass alone is not to blame for the industry's struggles.
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In fact, his remains hint at a life of struggles.
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The AU struggles to persuade member states to bankroll it.
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But the referees aren't entirely to blame for Detroit's struggles.
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The company has also experienced some PR struggles this year.
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You know, the sort of stuff Donald Trump struggles with.
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It also focuses on constitutional innovations rather than economic struggles.
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Those were tough times filled with power struggles and misunderstandings.
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"You have struggles to maintain your ethics, morals, and friendships."
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The end of IDF is a reminder of Intel's struggles.
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Neilson spoke about her struggles with openness on the show.
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Hillary struggles with this, because she's just not as interesting.
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The NSA already struggles with employee retention and low morale.
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I admire her work, her struggles, her sacrifice, her discipline.
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Through my struggles, and they've welcomed me with open arms.
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Tension is in the air, and power struggles take place.
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His death in 1916 had unleashed struggles between rival warlords.
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The heart struggles to process the immediate flood of emotions.
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But it struggles to attract and keep highly educated folk.
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Her fans have stood by her side throughout her struggles.
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The struggles were documented on their reality series True Tori.
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But he struggles to harness Meiji nostalgia to the cause.
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A CAT struggles as a dog tears out its guts.
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The struggles of being single are legion, we know this.
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"I'm okay if the audience struggles with that," he says.
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He understands the struggles of the Main Street small businesses.
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Not all of its epic struggles will end as peacefully.
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Conteis no stranger to the struggles of a working musician.
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The reported divorce filing comes amid Martson's ongoing health struggles.
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Kendall Jenner has been very open about her acne struggles.
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Uber ATG has had other existential struggles in recent months.
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But I also notice that the state struggles against corruption.
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It's no secret that the tech industry struggles with diversity.
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The film shows her marriage struggles alongside charged workplace relationships.
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Sophie Turner is getting candid about her mental health struggles.
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Clinton presidency to prioritize the struggles of the working class.
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Women's Studies has largely moved past these specific internecine struggles.
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Instead, we made the meeting about them and their struggles.
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One day all of these struggles will be worth it.
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K9 of Mine and Dog Struggles both recommend this feeder.
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My brain struggles to process the scale of the loss.
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Twitter's struggles are a cautionary tale to other technology companies.
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As YouTube struggles with controversy, TikTok is surging in popularity.
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Watch out for power struggles as the sun opposes Pluto.
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Multiple retailers and restaurant chains have reported struggles in China.
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But he struggles with autocorrect like the rest of us.
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I went through the same struggles that he went through.
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Palestinian leadership wilted due to their own internecine power struggles.
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Beck, 50, and her husband conquered their own financial struggles.
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The route to success, however, didn't come without significant struggles.
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A robot in DARPA's robotics challenge struggles with a door.
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Gleyse struggles with navigating her daughter's wheelchair on public transportation.
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The film examines his present struggles, and his past successes.
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At the time, Pfeffer wasn't aware of the company's struggles.
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In the interview, he discussed his struggles for racial equality.
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Far too often, the VA struggles to fulfill its mission.
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The struggles hurricane victims are facing are personal for Gager.
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Maybe it's the anxiety he says he still struggles with.
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TC: Hiring seems to be something every founder struggles with.
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Other hospital companies are facing similar struggles with their debt.
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And the Yoga Book struggles as a Windows 10 laptop.
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Power struggles will pop up in your relationships this evening.
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"He was, through our struggles, what was bonding us together."
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Even during the struggles his own work points were recorded.
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But the party has always been divided by power struggles.
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In other words, does this person understand my daily struggles?
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Despite its struggles, Pier 1 Imports was the clear winner.
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In the meantime, he hopes, prays and struggles with despair.
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"I haven't had many struggles in my life," Mahan said.
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"Most of us, we don't have these struggles," explains JoJo.
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And that's the thing that she struggles with every day.
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The Hill: Warren struggles to gain traction amid Sanders surge.
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Can you explain some of the struggles around passing laws?
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But the winner has also had his share of struggles.
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The struggles of Tillerson should serve as a cautionary tale.
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He also struggles with depression, memory loss, and severe headaches.
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As Alana struggles, I shall teach you how it's done.
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Almost every woman surveyed acknowledged having had mental health struggles.
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Luis Diaz struggles to understand why his brother remains uncounted.
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Peters sees WeWork's struggles as separate from proptech's larger challenge.
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Sears Holdings has faced struggles of its own of late.
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The move reflects broader struggles in the packaged food industry.
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In past interviews, he has also opened up his struggles.
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You can see O'Rourke's struggles most clearly in the polls.
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The Hill: White House struggles with fallout over $130,000 payment.
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Other officials pointed out the company's struggles to meet orders.
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The Hill: Worries mount as cybersecurity agency struggles through shutdown.
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Everyone struggles with not having enough time in the day.
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Six years on, Ellie still struggles with basic social interactions.
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Even Google with all its resources, still struggles with this.
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Watch out for power struggles in your social circle tonight!
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Jabbar has three daughters and struggles to pay her rent.
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So I'm super passionate about sharing my struggles and failures.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon attempted to explain Arrieta's recent struggles.
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The inexperienced ensemble struggles to make sense of their parts.
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Gravity Rush 2 leaves this conflict behind for new struggles.
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Power struggles in your relationships will become clear this evening.
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Ms Brooks struggles to find solutions to these intractable problems.
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Amir struggles at first, before gaining a measure of stability.
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It's a cliché that Amy (Mila Kunis) struggles to emulate.
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She was happy and healthy despite the family's financial struggles.
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Lynam realized he was not alone in facing financial struggles.
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She thought it did right by Lydia, by her struggles.
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His family's financial struggles, shaped by the Depression, also contributed.
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I have been knocked down and gone through tremendous struggles.
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You might even share struggles you had as a student.
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Clinton's struggles at the subway turnstile during the 2016 campaign.
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For instance, our mental health struggles, or our relationship problems.
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I think he struggles with a lack of self worth.
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And when the team isn't as talented, the team struggles.
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But signs of the team's struggles weren't hard to find.
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The Mets did not exactly help Matz through his struggles.
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But Tom's struggles don't begin or end with that scene.
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"They have struggles and doubts just like everyone," Barlow said.
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Analysts say it may all just reflect internal power struggles.
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Every parent struggles at some point with willful, misbehaving children.
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But in 2014, Garcia began discussing his mental health struggles.
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Jing and Yu's struggles over their respective identities demonstrate this.
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But the effect of Tencent's struggles isn't confined to China.
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And those sales struggles have weighed on Harley's work force.
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"I've lived the struggles of my district," she told me.
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Swerdin added, referring to their struggles with his sister's care.
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Slowly but surely, many of our basic struggles were fixed.
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Beck, 50, and her husband conquered their own financial struggles.
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Her balance is also affected and she struggles with coordination.
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Our correspondent described how one Yemeni town struggles for normalcy.
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There's an understanding that all the struggles were worth it.
|
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Trump's low approval isn't only a reflection of his struggles.
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The struggles of Pier 1 Imports are only getting worse.
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The economic collapse of a continent and its families' struggles.
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Knox consistently struggles to integrate contemporary feminism into his analysis.
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He struggles to say what his ambitious plans will cost.
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Lorina Troy also wrote a book about the family's struggles.
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And nonviolent struggles were resolved much sooner than violent ones.
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But those struggles continued on into her professional ballet career.
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The Twelfth House: Secrets, lies, psychological struggles, and hidden enemies.
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He was known for channeling his struggles into his music.
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"The Crown" is not without its power struggles and scandals.
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But the team's struggles left them longing for next year.
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He fell in love with the continent and its struggles.
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Another is his White House's struggles to stay on message.
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But when it comes to horror movies, she still struggles.
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As such, he addressed HTC's struggles with a refreshing candidness.
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Those are the times he struggles the most, he said.
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And their struggles to appeal unjust content removals are real.
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But it struggles to mold itself to the biblical parallels.
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But it struggles to mold itself to the biblical parallels.
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She struggles to respond to these inquiries without sounding nihilistic.
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It, too, had factions, internal struggles and disagreements over tactics.
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If anything, his struggles made him all the more endearing.
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Because for women, we know these struggles all too well.
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India was a major supporter of anticolonial struggles in Africa.
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The Mariners are aware of their struggles over the years.
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Tech's struggles versus the zone led to 17 total turnovers.
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But the Grizzlies had struggles aside from the injury, too.
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Rene said one year later, she still struggles at times.
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No scarring childhood, no early struggles, no blaze of revelation.
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Kidd, a former model who battled addiction struggles, died Aug.
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Utah's struggles opened the door for Minnesota to seize control.
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She added it's a challenge she still struggles with today.
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Let's say a candidate struggles in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Group identities require myths, myths require epic struggles and heroes.
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Jackson has otherwise remained silent throughout his team's recent struggles.
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Mental health struggles have nothing to with one's political beliefs.
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Players' struggles with mental health are not a recent phenomenon.
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Honey Boy will play it close to LaBeouf's own struggles.
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When he comes home two weeks later, however, she struggles.
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Instead of composing essays, he struggles with putting sentences together.
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He struggles to keep up with needs of his patients.
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They described family members' struggles with mental illness and addiction.
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The struggles that people with chronic illness face are manifold.
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What lessons can we learn from these female athletes' struggles?
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After struggles with addictions, Montador died in 2015 at 35.
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Sub synth bass that changes pitches throughout the track struggles.
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Although her school affirms her gender, she still struggles sometimes.
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I still think the press struggles with that, a lot.
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Our statement explains the similarities of our struggles in detail.
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Like Rizzo, however, Cashner suffered through his own 2011 struggles.
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The "Iliad" is no jingoistic Greek anthem, proudly celebrating the achievements of its warrior heroes and their struggles for military, political and personal glory (their struggles, as she sums it up, to be "best").
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A small Pennsylvania town struggles to redefine its identity as Latino immigrants save its economy A small Pennsylvania town struggles to redefine its identity as Latino immigrants save its economy This segment originally aired Jan.
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Instead, they featured their children in ads, offered personal testimony about sexual harassment and abuse, and opened up about family struggles with drug addiction and debt, to connect to many Americans with the same struggles.
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The varied forms of Ullmann's autonomous novels have performed the struggles of reconciling the self with a family past — how, through a story, those struggles might be shaped into something tangible, if not always beautiful.
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First, Jane struggles with being both a mother and a teacher.
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Sad Ronnie struggles to get roughly 100 balloons through a doorway.
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Yet the younger Tarkanian struggles to translate that into political success.
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As he struggles underwater, a mysterious object falls down the drain.
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But Jamie Lynn says their struggles have only made them stronger.
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We all came from the same roots the same daily struggles.
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These tend to be the moments when an autonomous truck struggles.
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It aimed to draw attention to women's struggles in the workplace.
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Smith thinks many founders romanticize struggles that they never really experienced.
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His struggles with the disease were well known to local police.
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They have brains, concerns, struggles, and worries just like city people.
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GE's struggles continue to be driven by its slumping power division.
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Bishop struggles to understand how Emily has become a fan favorite.
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But Dianna hoped her family's Hollywood dreams would ease her struggles.
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Many called out West for his exploitation of Houston's private struggles.
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Far removed from regional power struggles, they just want to survive.
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Likewise, he notes that the term can effectively erase other struggles.
|
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And in even darker conditions, the Key2's camera really struggles.
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Trump has said the focus on those struggles overlooks success elsewhere.
|
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Simon Pegg recently revealed his previous struggles with alcoholism and depression.
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But Kendrick couldn't resist revealing her struggles with recording the tune.
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Davidson has also said he struggles with anxiety and Crohn's disease.
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Williams says he still struggles knowing that they couldn't be saved.
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McIntosh, a junior guard, said they've remained confident despite some struggles.
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Hyland has been candid about her health struggles over the years.
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Hannah B. struggles to articulately explain herself, leaving Colton extremely frustrated.
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Bebe Rexha has broken her silence about her mental health struggles.
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At worst, it erases the struggles and achievements of all women.
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Kramer also opened up about the struggles of her first pregnancy.
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For all her highly publicized struggles, Fisher was also incredibly gracious.
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It also struggles to cope with transmission leaks and power theft.
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Wilson graduated high school, but not without his share of struggles.
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She opened about her mental health and struggles with substance abuse.
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George Hearst's arrival marks a significant shift in Deadwood's power struggles.
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Yet it is the human struggles that make this book work.
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Pete, who has had struggles himself, was clearly on the ropes.
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Despite nationwide struggles, the state of Mississippi showed improvement all around.
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Jerry M., 43, also struggles with dating while being hearing-impaired.
|
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Fitbit struggles to compete in a saturated market for wearable devices.
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The layoffs follow several years of struggles for the sandwich chain.
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Read more about the struggles faced by Florida residents following Irma.
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Still, she has had a challenging year marked by personal struggles.
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Chrissy Teigen has been incredibly open about her struggles getting pregnant.
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He opened by referring to the economic struggles of his childhood.
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His only gripe is that the scooter struggles when going uphill.
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Such struggles are prompting some corporate behemoths to take drastic action.
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This is the backdrop for many of Trump's struggles so far.
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Pacino struggles to wipe his brow with a three-fingered claw.
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Is there one that you find AI struggles with the most?
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" Adding, "I've learned there is a silver lining in those struggles.
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He is severely diabetic and struggles with an addiction to alcohol.
|
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Robert struggles to find his place among his younger gay friends.
|
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Kendrick Lamar has never been shy about his struggles with depression.
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The Afghan government struggles to release information coherently, if at all.
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He embodied our struggles, our triumphs and our loud personalities, too.
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Still, struggles remain for unbinding Still, the unbinding effort faces hurdles.
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Their struggles are probably more similar to his than they think.
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The more it struggles to escape, the faster the goo expands.
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Of course, while Japan struggles, other Asian nations are growing fast.
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The Cry Pretty musician recently opened up about her pregnancy struggles.
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The star addressed his ongoing struggles with alcohol at the time.
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They could've also highlighted the struggles that come with being plus.
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Clinton admits she's "kind of far removed" from middle-class struggles.
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It's a great example of how portrait mode struggles with reflections.
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And it's why this market struggles to generate any coherent narrative.
|
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At the best of times, Congress struggles to pass trade deals.
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The first man struggles to lift the couple to their feet.
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These were stories of daily struggles and of coming of age.
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Despite her ongoing struggles, Hadid is moving forward with her life.
|
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But the outage could put renewed focus on Argentina's economic struggles.
|
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Another day, another actress opening up about the struggles of Hollywood.
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" Another source said that he struggles with the "idea of fame.
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If you're moving this year, you'll recognize some of these struggles.
|
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Britannica is having her own struggles, but this time, with love.
|
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The X-Men often parallel the struggles of the LGBTQ+ community.
|
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And as with many smartphones, Clips struggles in low-light situations.
|
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But SoundCloud, in spite of these struggles, still has its champions.
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Now 19 and in college, he still struggles with blaming himself.
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The performance speaks to the everyday struggles of people of color.
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He remains popular despite high unemployment and struggles in rural India.
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Five years after the surgery, Lupton still struggles with her appearance.
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Struggles within Mrs Merkel's CDU about its future are just beginning.
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She struggles to convince the boys that Will is still alive.
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He listens to Frank Ocean's Channel ORANGE and struggles to sing
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Amanda struggles to talk about what lies ahead for her son.
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Even if you set aside the story, the game itself struggles.
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The more that Rick struggles for meaning, the more Malick's floating
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Ashley admits she struggles with social anxiety and becoming overly emotional.
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But he also hinted at his own struggles in saying goodbye.
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The Golden Bears hung around thanks to Stanford's own offensive struggles.
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For context, here is a chronological list of Brown's legal struggles.
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Given its economic struggles, implementing the deal is in its interest.
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The struggles of the private sector create a public-policy problem.
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It struggles with malnutrition, infant mortality, and contraceptive awareness and use.
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When it came to legal radio, grime's struggles became more apparent.
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It's one of the ultimate symbolic struggles for women of color.
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Amelia says that even she struggles to define what she does.
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Last night, Affleck posted an admission of his struggles with alcoholism.
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Many Americans emerge from treatment facing struggles far beyond their illness.
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The endorsement comes as Clinton struggles to get the youth vote.
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Late-season struggles kept the team out of the online finals.
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Kasich isn't the only one who struggles with hand-pizza coordination.
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Like Betty, Josie struggles under the weight of her parents' expectations.
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They face different plights and struggles, and different paths towards citizenship.
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And I had a lot of internal struggles, especially with Forrister.
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The travel ban might have been the lightest of Mansoor's struggles.
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I go through struggles just like everyone else does in life.
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More strange, perhaps, is how Zenefits' struggles have gone largely unnoticed.
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Like a romanticism attached to addiction and struggles with mental health.
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Obnoxious comments, annoying jabs, emotional upset, power struggles and childish behavior.
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Niese's struggles came and went, while Suarez battled through spotty control.
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Kelly Clarkson is opening up about her struggles with self-image.
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Unfortunately, the struggles of Air West only get worse from there.
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This is the worst I've ever been through all my struggles.
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It's also because the show's production struggles have already become legendary.
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Rather than harping on Mickey's struggles, the show reveals them slowly.
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Minorities' struggles with homeownership are one facet of a larger story.
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Today the BLM struggles to find adoptive homes for 2,500 animals.
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Pete Davidson is opening up about his past struggles with addiction.
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Ren Aldridge struggles to place how many times she's been there.
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At a restaurant, he told me about his struggles with addiction.
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As a result, Japan struggles to generate any sustainable economic expansion.
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JCPenney is in a race against time as its struggles mount.
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The production goal comes as Musk and Tesla face other struggles.
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She also risks censure as she struggles to comprehend McMillan's atrocities.
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"I didn't mean to…" he struggles to find the right word.
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Be clear about your boundaries, and watch out for power struggles.
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The moon opposes Pluto at 10:10 PM, highlighting power struggles.
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Serhant credits much of his career success to his early struggles.
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Open power struggles are difficult to predict and difficult to control.
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But if anyone has proved capable of weathering struggles, it's you.
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And yes, sometimes I talk to myself about my own struggles.
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A war veteran named April provides a foil to these struggles.
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But after three back surgeries, she struggles to walk long distances.
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Where Morrison identifies race, she struggles against the expectations of race.
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And one of the biggest struggles in saving that first pile?
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Cory's mother struggles to trust anyone and is resistant to change.
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Collins has been dumbfounded by the struggles of Bruce and d'Arnaud.
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He struggles to understand how people can object to the agreement.
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I'm sure we'll have our share of struggles, professionally and personally.
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If he struggles against the Falcons, then you can start panicking.
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When Leor struggles financially, her strategy is to have big sales.
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You shared with us stories of your joys and your struggles.
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Because of internal struggles and product failures, Jobs' role was diminished.
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Bohemian Montmartre comes brilliantly to life, as do the artist's struggles.
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Robin Lehner made 24 saves for the Sabres, whose struggles continued.
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At first, adjusting to self-employment came with plenty of struggles.
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What are your biggest struggles with leading teams or your staff?
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She understands her doctor's advice, but she struggles to follow it.
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Barnet's vivid portraits demonstrate that the struggles were not without cost.
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Resistors view these not as distinct movements but as interconnected struggles.
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Sometimes she struggles to find a place to park the bus.
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To be conscious and compassionate about the struggles of all people.
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CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta saw those hospitals' struggles firsthand.
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Despite its recent struggles, Pier 1 Imports was the clear winner.
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In the clip, various people share their struggles, frustrations and sadness.
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It opposes Pluto at 10:06 AM, stirring up power struggles.
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Still, she struggles with the more unfortunate consequences of increased exposure.
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The offensive onslaught made the struggles of Zack Greinke an afterthought.
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And it was basically mentioning ... historical struggles in the Middle East.
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The Golden Eagles led by 221 at halftime despite Howard's struggles.
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Kubilay Yigit: The situation in Turkey creates a lot of struggles.
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Just do your best not to get into any power struggles!
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In my parents' day, people weren't open about issues and struggles.
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It's the latest in a series of struggles at the bank.
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He also struggles with coaching students who haven't studied properly before.
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There's an ongoing narrative that she struggles with voters under 30.
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Gurriel's struggles at the plate have been offset by strong defense.
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This is crucial to understanding America's remaining struggles with systemic racism.
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Power struggles, jealousy, and possessive behavior are highlighted at this time.
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Is Dave East the solution for the New York Knicks' struggles??
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But watch out for feelings of jealousy or for power struggles.
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The team's struggles coincided with Griner's own setbacks on the court.
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Stephanie consistently struggles financially, despite her relative success in her field.
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But Zuckerberg has learned his lesson from Facebook's early mobile struggles.
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Stanton's struggles have also come at inopportune times with the Yankees.
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They think of wars as long, grinding, slow, often-indecisive struggles.
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I pondered their struggles as I polished off wing after wing ...
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Government critics say internal power struggles also fuel the graft crackdown.
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And we're looking at the struggles of an iconic American company.
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A California company specializing in retail displays struggles to stay relevant.
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The film doesn't shy away from his struggles with depression, either.
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But after three back operations, she struggles to walk long distances.
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One crew member struggles with putting her mother in assisted living.
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Some of Mr. Cohn's struggles on the job were painfully public.
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That has surely been a reason for their struggles this season.
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Power struggles come up this morning—are you being too controlling?
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An electrician, Mr. Klein works 60-hour weeks and still struggles.
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The film details power struggles and ego trips and culture clashes.
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It now struggles to maintain a presence on the surface web.
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"It's part of our reality," Callaway said about the team's struggles.
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Before tonight's game, Coach Nick Nurse was asked about Siakam's struggles.
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It also shares the stories of specific people and their struggles.
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These controversies are about struggles over representation in a public space.
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And he struggles to reconcile his feelings about the United States.
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"The thing that everybody struggles with is housing," said Ms. Jacobs.
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Yet the biggest companies, corporations, and celebrities rarely acknowledge their struggles.
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Doesn't that make all of life's strifes and struggles worth it?
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It obscures the actual struggles we face in combating this epidemic.
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He struggles himself with compromises his situation requires him to make.
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Rue struggles with anxiety and depression and is a drug addict.
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The archbishop has figured in a series of Vatican power struggles.
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The details are horrible, the victims' struggles immense, the problem global.
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The invitation came amid a stretch of health struggles for Kranepool.
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Sanders had some candid moments Wednesday in describing his campaign's struggles.
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The director Matthieu Rytz portrays both struggles with respect and intimacy.
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The idea of evoking the civil rights struggles inspired the team.
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Our correspondent described how one Yemeni town, above, struggles for normalcy.
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It's going to be one of the struggles of the century.
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We're seeing retail struggles in all but the most affluent places.
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But he struggles with hiring people who can advance his brand.
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As the valves deteriorate, the heart struggles and gradually wears out.
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And this year, other urgent political struggles also enter the spotlight.
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"That's something eco-tourism struggles with around the world," she said.
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Jessica Simpson is opening up about her past struggles with alcohol.
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All our struggles must tie in together and support one another.
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Her struggles with weight were, at this point, a cultural meme.
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The encounter with death illuminated a love that transcended our struggles.
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Antoni Porowski is opening up about his struggles with body image.
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And she chronicles her own struggles with weight in the process.
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But he often struggles with injuries and knows nothing is certain.
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Hearing about Ms. Hindieh's struggles with her boyfriend was a catalyst.
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What Rahm did not expect were struggles on the golf course.
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Burton was also discouraged by Ms. Warren's struggles in the polls.
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He knows my struggles, heartbreaks and triumphs, and I know his.
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The struggles of O'Brien and Esper on Sunday suggest the latter.
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Affleck, 46, has been open about his struggles with alcohol addiction.
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America's internal struggles have not just played out on therapy couches.
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Believing you're right doesn't salve the bruises from these ethical struggles.
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The move comes as the country struggles with rising anti-Semitism.
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Instead, she struggles with unrelenting nausea and has trouble digesting food.
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It's the same challenge Yates faced, and Spencer struggles with it.
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Now he has returned, addressing his past struggles in two fashions.
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In Arabia, the fractured Saudi Principalities continue their bloody power struggles.
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Alicia Keys is opening up about struggles she's faced within herself.
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Their struggles over the race turned once close friends into enemies.
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The city's struggles, she said, affected her from a young age.
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He has a beautiful family and struggles and learns an instrument.
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I know it inside out, and the struggles remain the same.
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Mack went to the locker room and Nebraska resumed its struggles.
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But underneath, he&aposs addicted to drugs and struggles with relationships.
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Einstein graduates from college, then struggles to find employment in academia.
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Command struggles returned in Wednesday's 6-13 loss to the Giants.
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Despite Aunt Lydia's encouragement, she struggles to give up her daughter.
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Facebook's struggles in Myanmar are among much broader problems it faces.
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Operational struggles forced it to cancel or delay thousands of flights.
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The struggles of the Mets' pitching staff have exasperated all involved.
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"It's just execution," Vancouver's Daniel Sedin of the power-play struggles.
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They point to Albertsons' burdensome debt load and recent performance struggles.
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Yet even with his ongoing struggles, Mayweather continued to train daily.
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Also: PG&E struggles to find a way out of bankruptcy.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The struggles of Canadian lender Home Capital Group (HCG.
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His struggles with addiction are part of an early story line.
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Hornacek instead blamed a lack of effort for the Knicks' struggles.
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What struggles do some of the families, and students, have there?
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They sat in a circle and talked about their economic struggles.
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To be sure, power struggles among technology companies are not new.
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Mexico struggles to make its own refined #oil products, like #gasoline.
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Fortunately for them, some other N.L. contenders have had similar struggles.
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At Fort Leavenworth, Manning's struggles became oriented around her medical needs.
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This goal has sometimes led to struggles over their female characters.
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Communication struggles also take place thanks to the Sun and Pluto.
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The struggles of Uber and Lyft only added to the doubts.
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Tesla's struggles with the solar business mirror its larger financial problems.
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"The church struggles to pay the bills here," Mr. Alfieri said.
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Engaging in the political struggles in your city is also solidarity.
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She's not alone in her struggles to book lodging through Airbnb.
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Milwaukee has a long history of struggles with police and racism.
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She struggles with math and kisses Danny and fights with Marion.
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What kind of struggles did you face coming out of that?
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Reynolds' survival instinct would serve through her marital and financial struggles.
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My art represents the struggles that I face in daily life.
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Maura, who began the series as Mort, is not only flawed; her family is, too, and her struggles to master becoming a woman are layered on top of long-running struggles to be a decent parent.
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The physical stuff was done, and I was ready to live beyond my identity, beyond my struggles, and beyond the struggles of other people who wanted to keep seeing me as I was in high school.
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Critics have accused Trump of not caring about the plight of Puerto Ricans and of paying less attention to their struggles than to the struggles of those hit by hurricanes in the Gulf region last month.
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Focus on UBI as a potential fix for science fiction labor market scenarios serves to distract political attention from both actual political struggles over the labor market and actual political struggles over the social safety net.
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Greece's youth are leaving cities as the country struggles with record unemployment Greece's youth are leaving cities as the country struggles with record unemployment This segment originally aired March 20, 2017, on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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You know, there is belief, there's struggles, there is joy, and at the centre of it all, every religion has a God—it doesn't matter which name it is—you know, and we all have our struggles.
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This week, the Popcast gives it a shot, taking on listener queries on a range of topics, including but not limited to: the career struggles of Nicki Minaj; the perceived(?) career struggles of Taylor Swift; the G.
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He struggles on and off the field, feeling isolated and conflicted about his sexuality; Tom begins to develop a relationship with the groundskeeper, Liam, and struggles to keep the relationship secret and away from his macho peers.
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"The struggles we were most drawn to were the struggles with the internal families," said Mr. James, an executive producer of the series, whose previous credits include TLC's "I Am Jazz," about the transgender teenager Jazz Jennings.
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Everybody has a life story, filled with struggles, challenges, hopes and dreams.
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For all the current protest-fatigue, those struggles are bound to continue.
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Experiences that only women go through and struggles that only women face.
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So your email struggles aren't going to disappear of their own accord.
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In a 2013 Soap Opera Digest interview, St. John discussed Julian's struggles.
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A series of heartaches and struggles sent John on his lifesaving mission.
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And although the incident made headlines in 2006, Ahmed's struggles weren't over.
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Gifford's comments aren't the first time we've heard about Jenner's financial struggles.
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Despite its immense struggles, the Dartmoor Zoo regained its license in 2007.
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Yes, except the camera is weak and struggles mightily in low-light.
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My cousin, Elana Syrtash-Ochs, had known about our struggles to conceive.
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Jacqueline Whipple struggles to find places she can take her four kids.
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Denmark, Claus's wife Maria struggles with juggling their three children on her
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Don't ever think someone doesn't have struggles or insecurities in their life.
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Amsterdam struggles with air pollution despite being the cycling capital of Europe.
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Zelda's brother Zachary addressed their late father's struggles in the HBO documentary.
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A Los Angeles furniture company struggles with old inventory and quality control.
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But the layoffs are only one facet of this company's current struggles.
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I know I am not the only person who struggles with insomnia.
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My struggles were also blamed on being "too young" for the class.
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Sakombi said the fighting had no link to Congo's wider political struggles.
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On Monday, the music star opened up about her struggles with postpartum.
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Immediately he was called out for seemingly making light of infertility struggles.
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Kahlo, in contrast, put her physical and mental struggles on full display.
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The CEO also fired several top executives in April, after fundraising struggles.
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Throughout his life, Miller was very open about his struggles with sobriety.
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But Perdue's struggles also suggests potential problems for Trump down the line.
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Gabrielle Union is continuing to open up about her struggles with infertility.
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Macri is hosting the summit as he struggles with problems at home.
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"She was completely open," D'Angelo said of her struggles with mental health.
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Michael Phelps is speaking out again about his past struggles with alcohol.
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In the end, it's about life's struggles, something everyone can relate to.
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Wainstein told Frankel that she is an open book about these struggles.
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"We decided enough was enough,"Jeter said of the team's recent struggles.
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For everything it does flawlessly (recipes), it struggles with another (watching TV).
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MoviePass' recent struggles are no secret, but things just got even worse.
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Well, we've known for years that Facebook struggles with privacy and security.
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"Urging anyone who struggles with anxiety to take small steps," she wrote.
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News of Mic's struggles have been widely documented over the past year.
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Initially, Rocketman sets up John's struggles with his identity in specific terms.
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Season 2 sees Justin addicted to opiods while Jessica struggles with intimacy.
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Chapman, on the other hand, struggles to adjust to post-prison life.
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Google struggles with what's a good website and what's a bad website.
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Much of the Binti series came from personal struggles, narratives, and imaginings.
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She also focused on the struggles of those with mental health issues.
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"He is so composed, despite the struggles he's gone through," he says.
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It's a diary of the day-to-day struggles of posthumous life.
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The character of Harpo also struggles to deal with his own violence.
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These inform us of the struggles, but what inspires us to action?
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A TLC star is coming clean about his struggles with postpartum depression.
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My dad took his own life due to his struggles with depression.
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If a person struggles with dirty talk, they must merely begin somewhere.
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I would read your letters and messages and grow from your struggles.
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Camila Cabello is getting real about her struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Tania struggles to rescue a stray, and a dog adoption faces obstacles.
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I've met with young Muslims who have told me about their struggles.
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Their conversation eventually led Smith to talk about his mental health struggles.
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This proposal is also telling about the administration's struggles to deter cyberwarfare.
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She struggles with the small talk that oils diplomatic (and cabinet) wheels.
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But Zelig didn't feel ready to open up about her own struggles.
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The struggles of Juhayna, a big juice and dairy producer, are typical.
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Remorseful doggo struggles with how reluctant his owner is to forgive him.
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I get asked about my history of dieting and body image struggles.
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Now, she struggles to recall her first time performing at the VMAs.
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It also highlights the internal struggles that affected McQueen personally and professionally.
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See for yourself: Where the camera struggles most is in low-light.
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Biden's struggles here reflect his trouble tapping into tech wealth more broadly.
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The same risks and struggles may not be worth it for others.
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Her next two emigré books dwelled more on them and their struggles.
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Your financial behavior struggles aren't that different than my nutritional behavior battle.
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Extremely thoughtful and introspective, Elio often struggles to verbally express those emotions.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr, frankly, isn&apost surprised by some early struggles.
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Of course I have struggles, everyone does, but that is the point.
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He'd been in and out of prison, and he struggles with depression.
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After halting their recent struggles against the Mariners to get back to .
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But Richard, who struggles to read, earns only about $900 a month.
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Power struggles will bubble to the surface, and passions are heating up.
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Sana Amanat: Issues of disability, gender-identity struggles, to name a few.
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Recently, both have been increasingly open about their struggles with mental health.
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The process has sharpened struggles between reformers and conservatives within the government.
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And unfortunately, all three factor into our seasonal skin care struggles, too.
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At 1:49 PM, it clashes with Pluto, stirring up power struggles.
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What happened: Deutsche's struggles in equities and investment banking are not new.
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Utah won its fourth straight home game after overcoming early shooting struggles.
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Well, a number of them have opened up about their skin struggles.
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And yet, the recent Kavanaugh case has presented unique struggles for Belle.
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And for many people, of all sizes, body image struggles are real.
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Through Christine's character, Baskets shows those struggles without casting judgment on them.
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She also blames the ongoing U.S.-China trade war for its struggles.
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It takes grit to get past one's early struggles with the language.
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Tiffany Haddish grew emotional when recalling her struggles with her mother Leola.
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He struggles to redeem himself in Kim's eyes, yearning for her approval.
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But both were fiercely engaged in the political struggles of their day.
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"Political tensions might warm up again and struggles could follow," he said.
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This year's march marginalized intersectional queer struggles and ongoing fights for decolonization.
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They each spoke of their losses, their struggles and frustration on policing.
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The manufacturing sector continued its struggles, losing 6,000 jobs for the month.
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Today, confessing "admiration" for "his struggles", she is playing the long game.
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Sadly, the Anafi struggles with the execution on its flagship HDR feature.
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The fly struggles for a bit, pollinating the plant in the process.
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It lacks convincing bass response and struggles to produce some sonic details.
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The earnings reports from Caterpillar and Boeing underscore the manufacturing sector's struggles.
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One of artist Alison Jackson's fake Queens struggles to perfect a selfie.
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Searching for information about your struggles may lead you into dark places.
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Obviously I know the numbers and the struggles so far this season.
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Mohsena's son is disabled, which means she struggles to earn any income.
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Conversations with him often include tales of undocumented immigrants and their struggles.
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There are also good lessons about overcoming struggles and facing life challenges.
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Mizore is introverted, but she struggles to be that way around Nozomi.
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Even with the struggles, I wouldn't want to choose any other path.
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Lisa Rinna is opening up about her daughter's struggles with mental health.
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Its struggles are symptomatic of the crises facing Libya's non-oil industry.
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Were there struggles in starting your own film company at the time?
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F Chandler Parsons continued his struggles with just seven points for Memphis.
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The coffee bean has already been hit with similar, well-documented struggles.
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It sort of softens my heart around the struggles that we had.
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These countries scapegoat darker people their nation's social ills and economic struggles.
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Although the girls are all in remission, they still have their struggles.
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Teyana Taylor says she struggles with her weight just like anyone else.
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Now I see the struggles they go through and it shocks me.
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Stand up for your needs tonight, and watch out for power struggles.
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania is well acquainted with the struggles brought on by deindustrialization.
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Power struggles will definitely come up, and manipulative tactics will be employed.
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During the workshop, Kimbwala spoke about her own struggles with imposter syndrome.
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Also, in some ways the industry actually struggles to have an influence.
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In practice, their struggles are as similar as their aesthetics are different.
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I write a bi-monthly column about my struggles with generalized anxiety.
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Severe spring flooding across the U.S. farm belt added to the struggles.
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"We've had some struggles getting that guy in from third," Servais said.
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Sloan's struggles underscore the challenges faced by the bank's next chief executive.
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She also knows the struggles of handling cystic acne as an adult.
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Overcoming Drug Addiction Bourdain was candid about his struggles with heroin use.
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Sometimes, those early struggles and insecurities breathe life into your personal style.
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China produces five-year plans while America struggles to pass a budget.
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Dictation struggles, however, to keep up with longer paragraphs of spoken text.
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Writing about her struggles with alcohol was not easy for Elizabeth Vargas.
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He grows and struggles and changes over the course of the series.
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One student leader struggles to find the words to describe her emotions.
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And Congo's history shows that when the president struggles, bloodshed quickly follows.
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Each family has its struggles and peculiarities, but each family gets by.
|
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Spotify's complicated algorithm struggles to push the boundaries of your own habits.
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Still, there are warning signs for Mr. Trump within Mr. Bevin's struggles.
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Freedom, human rights and democracy are America's edge in these ideological struggles.
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It also celebrates an inclusive pluralism that the city struggles to uphold.
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Sinatra certainly knew a thing or two about fame, and its struggles.
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Alexander Mattison, RB, Minnesota: We have all witnessed Dalvin Cook's injury struggles.
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Millennials are changing homeownership thanks to financial struggles and rising housing costs.
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And that's the reason that Dos Santos struggles so much with pressure.
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Every day, it sends out an automated text that tackles life's struggles.
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According to multiple scouts, he struggles on that side of the ball.
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Tallulah Willis is opening up about her struggles with alcohol and drugs.
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In 2017, Tallulah shared a candid Instagram post about her personal struggles.
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Yano struggles to be published, but his destiny never matches his ambitions.
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So far the President struggles to effectively run the Social Security Administration.
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Those are things you hear that Nick struggles with a little bit.
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In this outing, however, Wells widens the lens beyond Moon's personal struggles.
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That bond, she says, allows them to open up about their struggles.
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Even in his waking life, Jamie struggles to be intimate with Claire.
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Still, in the highly competitive American market, Mitsubishi struggles to measure up.
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What if there was a potential salve to all of these struggles?
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He reads at a third-grade level and struggles with simple math.
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Despite Allen's struggles, McDermott called the experience "very valuable" for the rookie.
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The group even struggles to agree on an agenda, and it shows.
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Big Pine also struggles to raise matching funds for federal development grants.
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Police said they left notes about their struggles to afford medical care.
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They had power struggles over who does what and began to fight.
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Despite Viacom's business struggles, Mr. Dauman was handsomely compensated during his tenure.
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Barack Obama Sr. wrote of his financial struggles, not his personal ones.
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The struggles of Baltimore starter Dylan Bundy continued although he pitched better.
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In this, I Am A Killer struggles to justify its own existence.
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Johnson supported Williams as she shared her struggles with mental health issues.
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Struggles with Asian names, however, are nothing new for the Trump administration.
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The natural gas industry also propelled Louisiana during the oil industry struggles.
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Clinton's struggles among white working-class voters hurt more here than elsewhere.
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The religious minority also struggles for greater representation in the Egyptian government.
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Struggles in the bank's wealth management division should temper investor enthusiasm, though.
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Rubio's struggles seemed to weigh on Franks' decision to go with Cruz.
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I'm the type of guy who struggles to make scrambled eggs properly.
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I'm not perfect, but I know the struggles working people go through.
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Hellickson said he struggles to understand public frustration with Jordan's recent denials.
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His struggles with identity had been a source of pain and confusion.
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Edith faced her share of struggles over the course of the show.
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Kirk Cousins plays well against bad teams and struggles against good teams.
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Twenty years later, he struggles to turn his head to the left.
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Curry's struggles turned out to be little more than a speed bump.
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These are the daily struggles of our friends, loved ones and neighbors.
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Worst of all, it struggles to find the significance of Watergate itself.
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The struggles for freedom made our constitution and real and living document.
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In raising his daughters, Tevye struggles to keep his Jewish traditions intact.
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Nationalist rhetoric was heating up, with countries blaming others for their struggles.
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After such struggles, he was overjoyed with his medal success in Spain.
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I just don't know what people… That's what every artist struggles with.
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Season two consistently struggles to make its larger mysteries matter to Veronica.
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His mid-career struggles with writing led him to try art criticism.
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Can we confidently say his struggles seem to be behind him now?
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"We don't talk enough about how much our sector struggles," Haggag emphasizes.
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Power struggles at home and at work will come up this evening.
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Gelo struggles initially, missing an open three and a few inside shots.
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Kendrick. Lyrically speaking, the stories he tells, the struggles he's been through.
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For instance, he struggles with basic two-man action on ball reversals.
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"We had a lot of struggles pitching," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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Mazzei is familiar with the hustles and struggles of top-tier camming.
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That's when his struggles with censorship begin, according to the second file.
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Instead, Richardson's work turns inward as a metaphor for his own struggles.
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Expect some power struggles midweek, but things should improve towards the end!
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The unorthodox narrative was inspired by Thorson's own struggles with mental health.
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Since beer is almost 95% water, Taybeh brewery struggles under these restrictions.
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His work shined a light on the intersectionality of my own struggles.
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Like every Londoner, Her Majesty knows the struggles of rush hour travel.
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Even if the movie around her sometimes struggles to do the same.
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Our struggles against sexism and transphobia are not in tension but intertwined.
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It would be one thing if Kyrgios's internal struggles affected only himself.
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He is racked with self-doubt and struggles to make simple decisions.
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He said injuries and confidence struggles last year had been the culprits.
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Instead, he's honest about his pain and his struggles and his hope.
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He struggles, with a priest, to acknowledge that he's done anything wrong.
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Readers discussed their struggles expressing rage and suggest turning anger into action.
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Policing hate speech is something nearly every online communication platform struggles with.
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Mr Buttigieg struggles with African-American voters for a host of reasons.
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Lucio struggles to stay awake in the back of a pickup truck.
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What are the challenges and struggles of making art in your city?
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Olive is smothered yet sympathetic as she struggles to make Willow happy.
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Clinton, whose struggles to connect left her vulnerable to Mr. Trump's attacks.
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TV peddles a fantasy of connection that real life struggles to fulfill.
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Lord knows that we gay boys have had our share of struggles.
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She, too, struggles from an inability to make peace with the past.
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"Some of the students singing have inner struggles," the choir teacher said.
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The data shows that the industry has performed well during market struggles.
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After decades of struggles, Crosstown gave him a much-needed way out.
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Althea steals, Lillian is unfaithful to her husband, Viola struggles with bulimia.
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Wow Air's financial struggles had been a source of concern in Iceland.
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Those power struggles have now been resolved in a one-sided fashion.
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But he still struggles to find skilled help and change students' tastes.
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They're more worried about their own struggles, many of which are economic.
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Nobles is one of many in the industry experiencing the same struggles.
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To others, their struggles are not just a consequence, but a cause.
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The writer is just an extreme case of something everyone struggles with.
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While he might not have disclosed his struggles, they intimately define him.
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And a lot of people have decided we don't understand their struggles.
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At first, the Litchfield power struggles run in separate but parallel spheres.
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Hearing celebrities talk candidly about their struggles is oddly comforting to me.
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Mr. Dufresne told The Post-Standard that he struggles with mental illness.
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He plays a lawyer who struggles with Sherie Rene Scott's tempestuous client.
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Growing up in suburbia with lesbian parents has its benefits and struggles.
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Yahoo, for all its struggles, produced a generation of internet industry leaders.
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Is it difficult, he was asked afterward, to go through these struggles?
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Altidore, who has had his own injury struggles, helped Stephens stay upbeat.
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The Yankees' recent struggles have been in every facet of the game.
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Whitney (Layla Khoshnoudi), a chef, struggles to advance at her catering company.
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Palermo's property market has been slow to rebound from Italy's economic struggles.
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But here the characters' struggles collectively feel far more performative than sincere.
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That helped Oklahoma (234.9-6, 3-3) stick close despite Doolittle's struggles.
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Despite certain "entrepreneurial struggles," nothing ever stopped Ross from pursuing her vision.
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But at the very least, listening to their struggles is a start.
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To some Democrats who know Ms. Harris, her struggles indicate larger limitations.
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This isn't the first time Gates has reflected on Microsoft's mobile struggles.
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Yes, the S.I.G. is threadbare and it struggles to provide essential services.
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The study comes as the GOP struggles to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The two are depicted discussing common family struggles associated with the holidays.
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The dynamics in Iowa are a microcosm of the senator's national struggles.
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"As an African-American woman, the struggles are so similar," she said.
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Farrow's book detailed his struggles reporting on the Harvey Weinstein rape allegations.
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His struggles in reaching black and Latino voters dominated coverage for months.
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You've been pretty open about your struggles with [the codeine drink] lean.
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I found it chilling that her achievement would create so many struggles.
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One young man commented about the struggles he felt transitioning into adulthood.
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However, watch out for power struggles as the sun clashes with Pluto.
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It reflected Richardson and his wife's struggles with infertility, he told ET.
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Shy and dyslexic, Julian struggles at school, bullied by peers and teachers.
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Go deeper: Pakistan struggles to rally the world against India's Kashmir crackdown
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Biden cruises with moderate and conservative Democrats and struggles more with liberals.
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Before this, I had my own struggles in life like everyone else.
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Both became struggles between what he calls "somewhere" people and "anywhere" people.
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Jurors signaled their struggles with the Sciorra charges four days into deliberations.
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Mr. Holys sees parallels between the cultivation of wine and his struggles.
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It also struggles with a cliquey internal culture, according to some employees.
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Bojack struggles to differentiate between real life and acting while shooting 'Philbert.'
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In addition, Fleiss left the business last year, signaling Jet black's struggles.
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That doesn't make their struggles any less real—just somewhat more obtuse.
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The deaths also come as Rio struggles with financial and political crises.
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The company blamed struggles in its women's apparel business for the dip.
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Deacon struggles to keep Highway 65 on course, and Daphne in school.
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Abel struggles to pay rent — 250 rand a month, or about $20.
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I see tears gather in Allan's eyes as he struggles for words.
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He struggles to not itch at his mite bites throughout the episode.
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Harper, meanwhile, struggles to get out of the car with the children.
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But through my struggles, I was able to accumulate hundreds of principles.
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She thinks Harris&apos financial struggles were the nail in the coffin.
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By the end of the day on Tuesday, the struggles won out.
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Despite their recent struggles, the two-three zone remains Syracuse's core philosophy.
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And Harris implicitly knocked Buttigieg for his struggles with courting black voters.
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Artificial intelligence struggles when it faces a challenge it hasn't seen before.
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Once in court, Laura struggles with a series of increasingly harrowing pitfalls.
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The WeWork IPO saga draws many parallels to Uber's pre-IPO struggles.
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But why is Reese's helping us with our candy struggles this year?
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Ken struggles to reconcile his sexual orientation with his devotion to God.
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Updated: Friday, September 9, 1:28 P.M. EDT Facebook's journalism struggles continue.
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BuzzFeed News chronicled some of these struggles in an article published Wednesday.
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Simultaneously, however, it still struggles with the basics of maintenance and manning.
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It is time women and girls spoke out about their daily struggles.
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Of course, some of their struggles have been due to poor fortune.
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But aficionados of irony will appreciate the fundamental source of their struggles.
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Eilish has been open about her struggles with Tourette syndrome and synesthesia.
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Pitt has been candid about his divorce and his struggles with sobriety.
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Other addiction patients have told Vox about struggles to find medication treatments.
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Any well-trained economics instructor struggles to dispel two widely held misconceptions.
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I don't really feel any struggles between my private life and work.
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" Amid life's struggles, he acknowledges, "there's a lot of joy out there.
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Their struggles reflect some of the trends that are roiling college hockey.
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Williams is handling some struggles of her own with fiancé Dennis McKinley.
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But the labor struggles are just a big slice of the story.
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The town struggles to figure out how to talk about what happened.
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Thatcher scribbled on a memo about the financial struggles of London Zoo.
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As compelling as Hays is, the season struggles with its supporting characters.
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When an industry struggles, thousands of people&aposs livelihoods are at stake.
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He has been indispensable ever since, but inevitably, there will be struggles.
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What is the viewer experiencing, and what psychological struggles do they face?
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Jeb Bush wrote an article on his daughter's drug struggles on Medium.
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She cited it in a 2012 essay about her struggles with schizophrenia.
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One of Chicago's own struggles was redefining what art should look like.
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The film sets up the usual tropes of the struggles of being gay, but then, like Bohemian Rhapsody, doesn't seem interested in depicting a resolution to those struggles by including gay partnerships or gay community in the film.
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It may be a bit different from the power struggles and family dynamics surrounding the Iron Throne — and even the less-dramatic struggles that Spidey deals with in Queens — but the number certainly lets each guys' talents shine.
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I know it's tough for many to have conversations with people so different from themselves, to risk feeling uncomfortable or giving offense, to find common ground, to listen to another's struggles, to share your own struggles in return.
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McCraney: I also want to say thank God for my mother, who proved to me through her struggles and the struggles that Naomie Harris portrayed for all of you, that we can really be here and be somebody.
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Why it matters: Sears' struggles have been long-standing, but both Nordstrom and Ulta have been at various points cited as traditional retailers immune to Amazon's on-line power, and poised to avoid the struggles of the broader industry.
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Captioning your Instagrams is one of the biggest struggles of the digital realm.
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The 36-year-old also opened up about her struggles with body image.
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In May, the Kentucky couple welcomed quintuplets after facing infertility struggles for years.
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Iván Guzmán, is reportedly taking a particularly prominent role in the power struggles.
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Either way, it speaks to the struggles that transgender athletes still go through.
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Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden is opening up about his struggles with addiction.
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She also details the struggles of filming the series in the freezing rain.
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I suggest that the fetishization of celebrity has contributed to the media's struggles.
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Front page, below the fold, the muted headline read, 'A Prized Startup's Struggles.
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Well, more and more stars have been speaking out about their skincare struggles.
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Many Chicagoans partly blame the violence on economic struggles and lack of jobs.
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According to the outlet, Warsaw has Parkinson's disease, diabetes, and struggles to walk.
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He still struggles a bit with Portuguese but says Brazil is now home.
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Europe struggles to maintain consensus on its current well-weathered sanctions toward Russia.
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I'm a bit idealistic toward the sustainable lifestyle and the struggles of life.
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Battlefield 1 struggles with the moral paradox at the heart of every shooter.
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A local wind-turbine maker grumbled about his struggles to expand his headcount.
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The teen struggles with the men, who start dragging him toward the door.
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LSU 76, Arkansas 74 Even when Ben Simmons struggles, he's still pretty good.
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During the show, Haddish, 37, joked about her pre-fame struggles with poverty.
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Everyone struggles with the moral consequences of actions they're not always comfortable with.
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But as a plus-size woman of color, Gregg still struggles with acceptance.
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Last May, Briana and Jordan Driskell welcomed quintuplets after years of infertility struggles.
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Also, it struggles with dynamic range which is pretty important for action content.
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He said he has been able to remain positive, despite his early struggles.
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Dozens of women also posted accounts of their own struggles with sexual assault.
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"It's horrible," a tearful Miller said as she talked about her health struggles.
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Fans of RHOA are well aware of the struggles Moore is referring to.
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The Canadiens pulled Scrivens after Gorges' goal, but the struggles in net continued.
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And black women's struggles with reproductive health care are not limited to abortion.
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He had also been open about his personal struggles with drugs and alcohol.
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His promise to end the party's long-running power struggles looks ill-fated.
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Her life falls apart; she struggles with alcoholism and pushes her family away.
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People want fashionable shoes immediately, but the supply chain struggles to keep up.
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One in every eight couples struggles to conceive or to maintain a pregnancy.
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It's welcome news for a boy whose life has been full of struggles.
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In-person meetings have dieters meet up, get weighed, and discuss their struggles.
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Like many people in their 20s, Zoey struggles to make financial ends meet.
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Claire Danes' Carrie in Homeland has severe limitations and struggles deeply with motherhood.
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The two companies plan to merge as the sector struggles with weak prices.
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Fucked up power struggles will be revealed and control issues will be exposed.
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At times it can be hard to watch as she struggles to survive.
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Or, perhaps you're a night owl who struggles with early Monday morning meetings.
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Jo and I have struggles and fighting and arguments just like anybody else.
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Q: What do you say when gay Muslims tell you about their struggles?
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Fans of RHOA are well aware of the struggles Moore is referring to.
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This milestone is despite Uber's many struggles since it first launched in 2010.
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While the first-place Rangers are surging, the Devils' struggles continue to mount.
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Michaels tells PEOPLE it's important to use her platform to share her struggles.
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Despite his initial struggles, Torrendell didn't quit on Reach, a multi-year program.
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Power struggles will take place at work, and friends will deliver juicy information.
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He addresses Leonard's mid-life struggles with alcohol, and their sometimes difficult relationship.
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Obama revealed she had a miscarriage and talked about her struggles with infertility.
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Late last month, some of Nest's struggles surfaced in a series of reports.
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But that is breeding manufacturing rivals as the company struggles to keep up.
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His weight struggles also led him to a diabetes diagnosis this past December.
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She kept the full truth of her struggles a secret from everyone else.
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Tyler opened up on The Talk in 2011 about their struggles to conceive.
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Infertility struggles are all too real and they can be all too heartbreaking.
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We're working with him to improve his struggles in the art of conversation.
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Even Cornish struggles to get there with The Kid Who Would Be King.
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I would say, the struggles are within the group more this time around.
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We march to protest the struggles we still experience in a homophobic society.
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But it still leads to a sketch that struggles to ever take off.
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Hilfiger tells CNBC the early financial struggles served as his real-life MBA.
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Share your story with them, the struggles and the triumphs and everything else.
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Scott sees some of his own struggles in Rob and wants to help.
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"The real legal struggles have taken place at the state level," Sanders said.
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"I have always been really honest about my struggles with pregnancy," she began.
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Today, the paternalism struggles to disguise itself, as in the recent variety show.
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Chipotle's biggest struggles have been the food safety scandals it's faced since 2015.
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Family struggles aside, it's a role that spoke to Monroe for various reasons.
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That said, it may not quite be over for ZTE's struggles yet: Sen.
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Her bravery in discussing mental health struggles has opened the door for others.
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"She has been so inspiring for me with my own struggles," she said.
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"I have been overwhelmed with heartfelt messages of inspiration and struggles," she says.
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Nobody is speculating that Google is in trouble based on Yahoo's recent struggles.
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Audrina Patridge is opening up about the struggles of being a single mom.
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The victim struggles with the men, who start dragging him towards the door.
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Early struggles hampered the Flames, who committed 13 turnovers in the first half.
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Like most people, I've faced many different struggles and challenges in my life.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The modern athlete faces enormous internal struggles.
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Like many other parts of America, Holland struggles with the politics of identity.
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One in six couples struggles to get pregnant after one year of trying.
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For once, your struggles couldn't be solved with force and steely Scorpio resolve.
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Auggie struggles, and so do his parents, and his sister, and his friends.
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BALL HAWKS Blackman&aposs struggles with interceptions might not end against Boston College.
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SEEING RED: The Jayhawks&apos offensive struggles have mostly come between the 20s.
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A few have passed him by during his struggles, one being Carlos Carrasco.
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Shortly after the incident, Richards admitted her struggles with alcoholism and entered rehab.
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Many compare the difficulty of reading them to English-speakers' struggles with Shakespeare.
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That will not occur if one of the most visible commodities, oil, struggles.
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Remember, also, that no relationship, even strictly platonic ones, are without their struggles.
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When posting about a child's behavioral struggles, parents may want to post anonymously.
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Indonesia struggles to compete with neighbours with better infrastructure and lower payroll costs.
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He struggles with dyslexia and impulse control, and school has never come easy.
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Dreyer, 37, has been open about her struggles with infertility in the past.
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Even Jorge Soler, for all his struggles to date, is not remotely Schneckian.
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It's critical that your trust your intuition, and watch out for power struggles!
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