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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" The source shared, "Khloé still struggles with this sometimes.
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My mom began explaining through sniffles their struggles with infertility.
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Taylor Swift has been open about her struggles with anxiety.
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" The insider further shared, "Khloé still struggles with this sometimes.
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You know, the sort of stuff Donald Trump struggles with.
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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'm okay if the audience struggles with that," he says.
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It's no secret that the tech industry struggles with diversity.
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As YouTube struggles with controversy, TikTok is surging in popularity.
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But he struggles with autocorrect like the rest of us.
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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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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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In the meantime, he hopes, prays and struggles with despair.
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And that's the thing that she struggles with every day.
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He also struggles with depression, memory loss, and severe headaches.
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The Hill: White House struggles with fallout over $130,000 payment.
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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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I think he struggles with a lack of self worth.
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Swerdin added, referring to their struggles with his sister's care.
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Her balance is also affected and she struggles with coordination.
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As such, he addressed HTC's struggles with a refreshing candidness.
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She added it's a challenge she still struggles with today.
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Players' struggles with mental health are not a recent phenomenon.
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Instead of composing essays, he struggles with putting sentences together.
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They described family members' struggles with mental illness and addiction.
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After struggles with addictions, Montador died in 2015 at 35.
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I still think the press struggles with that, a lot.
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First, Jane struggles with being both a mother and a teacher.
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His struggles with the disease were well known to local police.
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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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She opened about her mental health and struggles with substance abuse.
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Jerry M., 43, also struggles with dating while being hearing-impaired.
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Is there one that you find AI struggles with the most?
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He is severely diabetic and struggles with an addiction to alcohol.
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Kendrick Lamar has never been shy about his struggles with depression.
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The star addressed his ongoing struggles with alcohol at the time.
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It's a great example of how portrait mode struggles with reflections.
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" Another source said that he struggles with the "idea of fame.
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Now 19 and in college, he still struggles with blaming himself.
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Five years after the surgery, Lupton still struggles with her appearance.
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Ashley admits she struggles with social anxiety and becoming overly emotional.
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It struggles with malnutrition, infant mortality, and contraceptive awareness and use.
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Last night, Affleck posted an admission of his struggles with alcoholism.
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Kasich isn't the only one who struggles with hand-pizza coordination.
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Like a romanticism attached to addiction and struggles with mental health.
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Kelly Clarkson is opening up about her struggles with self-image.
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Minorities' struggles with homeownership are one facet of a larger story.
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Pete Davidson is opening up about his past struggles with addiction.
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At a restaurant, he told me about his struggles with addiction.
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What are your biggest struggles with leading teams or your staff?
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Still, she struggles with the more unfortunate consequences of increased exposure.
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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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This is crucial to understanding America's remaining struggles with systemic racism.
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The film doesn't shy away from his struggles with depression, either.
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One crew member struggles with putting her mother in assisted living.
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"The thing that everybody struggles with is housing," said Ms. Jacobs.
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Rue struggles with anxiety and depression and is a drug addict.
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The director Matthieu Rytz portrays both struggles with respect and intimacy.
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But he struggles with hiring people who can advance his brand.
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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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Her struggles with weight were, at this point, a cultural meme.
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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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Affleck, 46, has been open about his struggles with alcohol addiction.
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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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But underneath, he&aposs addicted to drugs and struggles with relationships.
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His struggles with addiction are part of an early story line.
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Tesla's struggles with the solar business mirror its larger financial problems.
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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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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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Denmark, Claus's wife Maria struggles with juggling their three children on her
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Amsterdam struggles with air pollution despite being the cycling capital of Europe.
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A Los Angeles furniture company struggles with old inventory and quality control.
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I know I am not the only person who struggles with insomnia.
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On Monday, the music star opened up about her struggles with postpartum.
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Throughout his life, Miller was very open about his struggles with sobriety.
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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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For everything it does flawlessly (recipes), it struggles with another (watching TV).
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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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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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Google struggles with what's a good website and what's a bad website.
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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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Camila Cabello is getting real about her struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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She struggles with the small talk that oils diplomatic (and cabinet) wheels.
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Remorseful doggo struggles with how reluctant his owner is to forgive him.
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He'd been in and out of prison, and he struggles with depression.
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Recently, both have been increasingly open about their struggles with mental health.
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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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Sadly, the Anafi struggles with the execution on its flagship HDR feature.
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Lisa Rinna is opening up about her daughter's struggles with mental health.
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F Chandler Parsons continued his struggles with just seven points for Memphis.
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Teyana Taylor says she struggles with her weight just like anyone else.
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During the workshop, Kimbwala spoke about her own struggles with imposter syndrome.
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I write a bi-monthly column about my struggles with generalized anxiety.
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Overcoming Drug Addiction Bourdain was candid about his struggles with heroin use.
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Writing about her struggles with alcohol was not easy for Elizabeth Vargas.
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Tallulah Willis is opening up about her struggles with alcohol and drugs.
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Those are things you hear that Nick struggles with a little bit.
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He reads at a third-grade level and struggles with simple math.
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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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His struggles with identity had been a source of pain and confusion.
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I just don't know what people… That's what every artist struggles with.
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His mid-career struggles with writing led him to try art criticism.
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For instance, he struggles with basic two-man action on ball reversals.
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That's when his struggles with censorship begin, according to the second file.
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The unorthodox narrative was inspired by Thorson's own struggles with mental health.
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He struggles, with a priest, to acknowledge that he's done anything wrong.
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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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Althea steals, Lillian is unfaithful to her husband, Viola struggles with bulimia.
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The writer is just an extreme case of something everyone struggles with.
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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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You've been pretty open about your struggles with [the codeine drink] lean.
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It reflected Richardson and his wife's struggles with infertility, he told ET.
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Jurors signaled their struggles with the Sciorra charges four days into deliberations.
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It also struggles with a cliquey internal culture, according to some employees.
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The deaths also come as Rio struggles with financial and political crises.
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And Harris implicitly knocked Buttigieg for his struggles with courting black voters.
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Once in court, Laura struggles with a series of increasingly harrowing pitfalls.
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Simultaneously, however, it still struggles with the basics of maintenance and manning.
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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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As compelling as Hays is, the season struggles with its supporting characters.
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She cited it in a 2012 essay about her struggles with schizophrenia.
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The 36-year-old also opened up about her struggles with body image.
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Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden is opening up about his struggles with addiction.
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Battlefield 1 struggles with the moral paradox at the heart of every shooter.
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The teen struggles with the men, who start dragging him toward the door.
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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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Also, it struggles with dynamic range which is pretty important for action content.
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Dozens of women also posted accounts of their own struggles with sexual assault.
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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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Her life falls apart; she struggles with alcoholism and pushes her family away.
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The two companies plan to merge as the sector struggles with weak prices.
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Or, perhaps you're a night owl who struggles with early Monday morning meetings.
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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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"I have always been really honest about my struggles with pregnancy," she began.
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The victim struggles with the men, who start dragging him towards the door.
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Like many other parts of America, Holland struggles with the politics of identity.
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BALL HAWKS Blackman&aposs struggles with interceptions might not end against Boston College.
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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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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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Kanye West and Sinead O'Connor have had their struggles with mental illness mocked.
|
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In promoting the film, Silverman has openly discussed her own struggles with depression.
|
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In it, the entire Pfefferman crew struggles with the news of Maura's death.
|
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Already, the industry struggles with the darker side of app and screen addiction.
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The victim struggles with the men, who start dragging him toward the door.
|
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Henson continues to speak out about her own struggles with anxiety and depression.
|
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Therein lies one of the core struggles with the self-driving car movement.
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Meanwhile, American liquefied natural gas struggles with logistical costs that weaken its competitiveness.
|
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Watch as Jessie struggles with being herself while being pulled in different directions.
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Not everyone who struggles with a mental health issue is in imminent danger.
|
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It's disgusting how flip she is about her husband's struggles with bipolar disorder.
|
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Kowalski, 33, was raised by parents who faced their own struggles with heroin.
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He notes struggles with time management and feeling a need for social validation.
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After years of struggles with infertility, they decided to look into another option.
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The country has limited fresh water resources, and struggles with rising soil salinity.
|
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During the arrest, Weinman thrashes around and struggles with police, screaming at them.
|
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Oppenheimer admits that Sadowsky's friendship got him through his own struggles with addiction.
|
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Luanda struggles with high heat levels, as well as water shortages, she said.
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At lower levels, the body struggles with exertion and thinking can become impaired.
|
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Soon, the conversation shifted from her unusual appetite to her struggles with anxiety.
|
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This is a problem when one in seven American adults struggles with literacy.
|
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But learning of his struggles with mental illness suggested a more complicated one.
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He still struggles with neuropathy from the anesthesia he received in the hospital.
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South Wales, a former mining region, now struggles with high poverty and unemployment.
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They really reminded me of Douglas Coupland's characters in their struggles with limitations.
|
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She was also candid about her struggles with anxiety, depression and disordered eating.
|
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The Republican Party's struggles with young voters have existed for the past decade.
|
|
Mr. Darwish struggles with insomnia and claustrophobia, but continues his work for accountability.
|
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The actor has been open about his struggles with sobriety over the years.
|
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Overdoses have already surpassed last year, and Vance's own mother struggles with addiction.
|
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His audience saw his struggles with strong tides, soreness, cold water, and jellyfish.
|
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We are the only country that struggles with gun violence at this level.
|
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Powers praised Mac's talent, personality and also hit on his struggles with addiction.
|
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But she shares with the more privileged women her own struggles with modernity.
|
|
Nearly nine months later, he still struggles with walking and recognizing family members.
|
|
Finch struggles with undiagnosed bipolar disorder and daily thoughts of dying by suicide.
|
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Mr. Bennington had been open about his struggles with drug and alcohol addiction.
|
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Despite all the deep-learning hype, AI struggles with the messiness of reality.
|
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The actor has previously shared his struggles with homelessness when he was younger.
|
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President Trump compared the situation to the Obama administration's struggles with launching Healthcare.
|
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She opens up about her struggles with reproductive health in the song "More."
|
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Turkey's struggles with security had already grown severe months before the coup attempt.
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Jarrid had long been public about his struggles with depression and mental illness.
|
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Turing, a brilliant mathematician, struggles with people, which at times hampers his efforts.
|
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Chicago's entrenched and decades-long struggles with crime, segregation, policing and inequity loom.
|
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Of course, China is not alone in its struggles with race and ethnicity.
|
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His financial woes and his struggles with prescription pain medication also generated attention.
|
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She needed it, what with her difficult past and ongoing struggles with English.
|
|
And what was the point of Tyrion's struggles with the slavers this season?
|
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Taraji P. Henson is bravely speaking out about her struggles with depression and anxiety.
|
|
Baldwin further opened up about the struggles with eating disorders on her Instagram Story.
|
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That's not something you can typically count on when a celebrity struggles with addiction.
|
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Ghosn joins Renault as executive vice president as the firm struggles with falling profitability.
|
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But behind all the glitter is a woman who still struggles with her confidence.
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My family represents the 12.5% of the population that struggles with infertility and pregnancy.
|
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Despite the broader housing market's struggles with supply, the fundamentals for housing are strengthening.
|
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Selena Gomez has often taken a candid approach to discussing her struggles with lupus.
|
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Despite the broader housing market's struggles with supply, the fundamentals for housing are improving.
|
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The drop in orders comes as the world struggles with a global manufacturing slowdown.
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Behind the scenes, though, Keeping Up with the Kardashians star struggles with West's outbursts.
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Thelma genuinely struggles with her attraction to Anja, which triggers several of her seizures.
|
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Throughout his life, Miller was very open about his struggles with drugs and sobriety.
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Chris' mother is out of the picture, and his dad struggles with alcohol abuse.
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She still struggles with mental health today, the mother of one told the magazine.
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But they give teachers a view on students' mastery or struggles with particular topics.
|
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Wolf's struggles with Crohn's disease in particular have often left him exhausted and depressed.
|
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I've publicly shared our struggles with fertility, our two miscarriages, and now my pregnancy.
|
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The country struggles with the burden of hosting millions of Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
|
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It also struggles with an uncomfortable mention of Russell Simmons and the #MeToo movement.
|
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Harry Potter's Devon Murray opened up about his struggles with depression and suicidal thoughts.
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He struggles with confidence at times and can really get in his own head.
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As for dear De Niro, whose son struggles with autism, we somehow expected better.
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He often struggles with how to assess those changes and the ones that persist.
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As America struggles with massive political change in 2017, that role is especially important.
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She wanted everyone who struggles with these matters to know they are not alone.
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Richards has admitted she struggles with alcoholism and checked herself into rehab shortly afterwards.
|
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Marnie struggles with finding purpose as both a non-mother and a pseudo-mother.
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Instead, "Trace Decay" focused on the hosts' ongoing struggles with identity, consciousness and memory.
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Although she sees a therapist, she said she struggles with her addiction every day.
|
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A low birth rate is expected to exacerbate Japan's struggles with its ageing population.
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But something that is common within the otherkin community are struggles with mental health.
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Kesha continues to work through her past struggles with anxiety, depression, and eating disorders.
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Rating Ingrid struggles with mental health issues, especially since the death of her mother.
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Given the state's enormous annual expenditures, Pennsylvania struggles with budget issues year after year.
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It will largely focused on his issues with his mother, who struggles with alcoholism.
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When she is finally released, she struggles with the desire for revenge and forgiveness.
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In graduate school now, he said he still struggles with migraines, anxiety and depression.
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Around 42% of the city's current homeless population struggles with drug or alcohol abuse.
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Health problems Cassidy has spoken publicly in recent years about his struggles with alcohol.
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Waller-Bridge takes the big questions her character struggles with—Am I good enough?
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It details her past struggles with alcohol and drugs including LSD, pills and cocaine.
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He struggles with the yips and was an early adopter of the belly putter.
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Celia said she struggles with depression, and spending time with her Furbies is calming.
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First, she gave this extremely candid interview about her struggles with anxiety and depression.
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Beyond Brazil's struggles with infrastructure and logistics, there's plenty of chaos around the edges.
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In many Real Talks, he speaks candidly about his struggles with depression and stress.
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She wrote an opinion piece for the student newspaper about her struggles with depression.
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This is something Lindes has thought about endlessly and something he still struggles with.
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Not by me, certainly, and not today, as that city struggles with tragic violence.
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I do think the episode's struggles with incomprehensibility rear their head with Arya's storyline.
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Missing deadlines is something everyone struggles with, whether you're in an office or not.
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"Everyone I know who has been enormously successful" struggles with self-doubt, she said.
|
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Cole pitched splendidly aside from his struggles with Rays first baseman Ji-Man Choi.
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And despite their flaws and struggles with profitability, shared mobility services are en vogue.
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Goldstein was open about his struggles with the emotional trauma resulting from the accident.
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But he also struggles with the uncertainty of how long his confinement will last.
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But she struggles with nightmares about the attack and has night sweats, she said.
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Surber, who struggles with depression, says it's been hard to get out of bed.
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He goes on to describe struggles with depression, self-harm, romance and even sleep.
|
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Frampton's struggles with IBM have made him more passionate about his instrument than ever.
|
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In polls, Ms. Warren still struggles with nonwhite voters and those without college degrees.
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In particular, the President's struggles with college-educated women could pose trouble for Chabot.
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"Our goal of increasing canopy struggles with costs, so this will help," he said.
|
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Although Mexico still struggles with significant crime and corruption, its economy is considerably stronger.
|
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Sandra said she worried about Xiomara, who struggles with depression and has attempted suicide.
|
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The quarrels with Phil Jackson, the squabbles with hecklers and the struggles with injuries.
|
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As the company struggles with its pressing political issues, it's been focusing and consolidating.
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She struggles with friendships because she does not read social cues or follow conversations.
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The United States is currently locked in difficult struggles with North Korea and Iran.
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West Virginia's struggles with the opioid epidemic have received considerable attention from the media.
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I know he can be hard on himself and he definitely struggles with addiction.
|
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Mr. Ambrose wrote in social media posts online of his struggles with substance abuse.
|
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But the performative commitment to diversity belies the town's more difficult struggles with inequality.
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Where Dolph talks about his ascendancy from poverty, struggles with addiction, and monetary successes.
|
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The six veterans onstage are frank about their struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
|
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In the trailer, Jones (Renee Zellweger) struggles with the uncertain paternity of her unborn child.
|
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"She had significant health issues," Anderson confirmed, referencing the actress' struggles with endometriosis and OCD.
|
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Ben Affleck's latest struggles with addiction are not a surprise to those closest to him.
|
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Jaime Griesemer As individuals I think they understood, but Microsoft still struggles with creative endeavors.
|
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NASA struggles with an aging workforce just like all the other organizations in the industry.
|
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Throughout the ensuing episodes, her family struggles with the news in complicated, but meaningful ways.
|
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And while that sounds nice on paper, Valerio struggles with the actual practice of it.
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My success with laser hair removal encouraged me to tackle my other struggles with PCOS.
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He is a beautiful boy who never speaks up and struggles with expression and communication.
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Notaro has been open about her struggles with fertility, as seen the 2015 documentary Tig.
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While in the county jail, Bland shared her recent mental health struggles with a guard.
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Dallas has had its struggles with dynamic offenses, and prolific quarterbacks in particular, this season.
|
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Tesla has found record-setting success with the Model 3 despite initial struggles with production.
|
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Over the years, Valentine had shared her family's struggles with her neighbor-turned-friend Gonzales.
|
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Consumers are slashing spending as Brazil struggles with a recession not seen in eight decades.
|
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Her boyfriend, Harvey, struggles with having a witch girlfriend, and magic ultimately separates the couple.
|
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"It still is something that everyone struggles with from day-to-day," Woods tells us.
|
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Castle lives a sparse existence as he struggles with grief and post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
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Following her struggles with substance abuse, Bynes quit acting and is now attending fashion school.
|
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Jackson is sober and has been open about her struggles with drugs and mental illness.
|
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He has previously opened up about his own struggles with grief following his mother's death.
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She struggles with eating healthily and I enjoy cooking/meal prepping, so it works out.
|
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"We have seen firsthand that the healthcare industry struggles with basic security practices," Cran said.
|
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Tammin Sursok is opening up about her past struggles with body confidence and self-love.
|
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Throughout her life, Fisher was outspoken about her struggles with bipolar disorder, addiction and alcoholism.
|
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Her performance is reportedly a statement that will address her ongoing struggles with Dr. Luke.
|
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Recently, both Tyler and Catelynn have been increasingly open about their struggles with mental health.
|
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And, Alex's very relatable struggles with his nerves and confidence make for very endearing viewing.
|
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"I think Snapchat struggles with leadership," said Dave Carvajal, an executive recruiter for tech companies.
|
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Roper revealed struggles with the pair's emotional connection as well as with their sex life.
|
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The former Secretary of State struggles with authenticity because she obscures her mistakes with details.
|
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The Shortcuts app is still confusing and unapproachable, and Siri still struggles with basic commands.
|
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A man struggles with a horrible decision after visiting his terminally ill mother in hospital.
|
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Hundreds of metal pellets are still lodged under his skin, and he struggles with depression.
|
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The change comes as Germany's largest lender restructures its U.S. business and struggles with regulators.
|
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Eleven years later after Caylee was reported missing, the family still struggles with their experience.
|
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The downside is she struggles with intimacy and still blames herself for letting it happen.
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Her husband struggles with PTSD, Moore told CNN, and he attempted suicide in August 2017.
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Trump's lack of more idealistic nationalism may be attributable to his struggles with abstract reasoning.
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Mendell's fight comes as the U.S. struggles with the deadliest drug crisis in American history.
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Hunter recalled his own struggles with smoking, dating back to his time as a Marine.
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Torstar Corp has been trying to cut costs as it struggles with falling advertising revenue.
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Smith told PEOPLE he was "shell-shocked" by Varner's decision and struggles with forgiving him.
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Overall it's a tough quarter for the company that speaks to struggles with its growth.
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I, meanwhile, was having monthly struggles with PMDD, and was suicidal, seeing a child psychologist.
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Now, she's using the platform to share her struggles with endometriosis and polycystic ovary syndrome.
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Did you always plan to write about your struggles with addiction once your career ended?
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He excels at reading and swimming, but still struggles with speech, hyperactivity and social interactions.
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Nikolai—more pragmatic, more logical, more Russian—struggles with my things-will-be-ok approach.
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Sardy often refers to her own struggles with depression, but occasionally hints at something more.
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In another story, Mo, a 10-year-old boy, struggles with the white man's religion.
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Jennifer struggles with her own feelings about the church's treatment of gay and lesbian people.
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Those questions take on a particular significance in Tulsa, which still struggles with racial disparities.
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Adam — a beer-loving man's man — struggles with his new role but finds his way.
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The conflict is a prime example of how Medellín still struggles with the Escobar narrative.
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In interviews, he admitted to struggles with alcoholism, an addiction to cocaine and nervous breakdowns.
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Or say a player struggles with slow, high balls in the middle of the court.
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She talked openly and honestly about her struggles with mental health, bipolar disorder and addiction.
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But Pennsylvania still struggles with high costs, and its infrastructure is in the bottom tier.
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Albuquerque struggles with a real-life reputation of being a hub for drugs, including meth.
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Policymakers could ease work-family struggles with ideas like paid family leave or public preschool.
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Being kinder to yourself is something more or less everyone struggles with at some point.
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To the Editor: Lee Siegel writes courageously about his struggles with depression and suicidal thinking.
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An Austrian village struggles with overtourism as its beauty is compared to a Disney town.
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Now working as a shoe salesman, he struggles with post-traumatic stress and personal rupture.
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While part of Europe struggles under heavy floods, part of Africa struggles with severe drought.
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My generation struggles with loneliness, self-doubt, and more anxiety than any generation before us.
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As Arthur struggles with his demons, an uprising is fomenting, with a revolt seemingly inevitable.
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Salvatore Ferragamo also struggles with revenue, and is in flux after matriarch Wanda Ferragamo's death.
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He also struggles with finding a quiet and peaceful place to camp for the night.
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And more Hollywood references gushed out after Zelinsky asked about the witness' struggles with drinking.
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During their six months together, he had told her of his past struggles with schizophrenia.
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One struggles with math, reads below grade level and has trouble turning thoughts into paragraphs.
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In May, neighbors gathered on Mundell Street to discuss those struggles with a Reuters reporter.
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One firefighter wrote about their struggles with PTSD and depression, which led to excessive drinking.
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So many people in the public eye are open about their struggles with mental illness.
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Elizabeth Warren brought forth her own struggles with insufficient child care as a working mother.
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Across the United States, tenants at six bases told Reuters of their struggles with mice.
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In a sequence that's by turns heartbreaking and as stupidly hilarious as something from a scatological teen comedy film, Brandeis recollects her struggles with constipation — that is to say her struggles with pretending to be constipated so as to keep up the Crohn's disease ruse.
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During his short life, the young rapper spoke openly about his struggles with depression and anxiety.
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The beloved game show host has been open about his struggles with depression since his diagnosis.
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And, she says, she still struggles with the serious side effects of the medication she needs.
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Oh and the rare blood condition the president struggles with throughout the book is basically cured.
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In May, Panettiere announced she was seeking holistic help for her continued struggles with postpartum depression.
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She also described her struggles with epilepsy, the neurological disorder dyspraxia, and the learning disorder dyscalculia.
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Like most working moms, four-time Olympic gold medalist Sanya Richards-Ross struggles with mommy guilt.
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The backlash, thought, invited its own backlash when it veered towards Lovato's past struggles with addiction.
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And as Jimmy Kimmel pointed out on Monday night's show, Spicer struggles with that pretty often.
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"I have always been really honest about my struggles with pregnancy," Kim wrote on her website.
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The two start to bond over being lied to, classic cars, and their struggles with addiction.
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She's inspired fans like Kylie Jenner and iJustine to share their own struggles with the issue.
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Like previous GOP nominees, Trump struggles with non-white voters, gaining only 14% to Clinton's 81%.
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Initially, Mae struggles with The Circle's culty culture, like the mandatory, heavily monitored social media participation.
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For a politician who struggles with likability, his sense of humor is a vital compensating asset.
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It's nice for the rest of us to know even Lively struggles with this stuff, too.
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The Honda engine's struggles with power and reliability led to McLaren announcing the split last September.
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Papua New Guinea, formerly administered by its near-neighbor Australia, struggles with endemic violence and poverty.
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But the model admits that confidence is something she still struggles with on a daily basis.
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These days, Romu says she is constantly fatigued, lightheaded, and frequently struggles with a racing heart.
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The story is about a mixed-race boy who struggles with his Chinese and American heritage.
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John Goodman doesn't shy away when it comes to talking about his past struggles with alcoholism.
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One spoke of his struggles with alcoholism that nearly derailed his life as a young man.
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It's subtle, the difference, it's just really interesting who he is and what he struggles with.
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I refuse to be stuck in the front row while Rey struggles with the dark side.
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China struggles with data quality, manufacturing, cybersecurity, and various other essential building blocks, Carter tells Axios.
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For Desiree Fortin, who gave birth to triplets, this is something she struggles with every day.
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After Elwell-Landry experienced struggles with infertility, she and her husband Jeff turned to embryo adoption.
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"A close family member struggles with heroin, and I'm really worried they might overdose," Brinkley says.
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Honduras struggles with violent drug gangs, one of the world's highest murder rates and endemic poverty.
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Deforestation and civil war have uprooted them, and their community struggles with drug addiction and alcoholism.
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Throughout his fierce Agust D mixtape, Suga openly reflects on his struggles with anxiety and depression.
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Five years after United and Continental's merger, the resulting United Airlines still struggles with product integration.
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As Anderson struggles with emotional numbness and physical fatigue, he now accepts that he has PTSD.
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The floodgates have opened for creators to talk about burnout and their struggles with mental health.
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This would be a dramatic reversal of the Fed's struggles with high inflation since the 1960s.
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Chris Christie detailed his longtime friend's struggles with narcotics in a speech that eventually went viral.
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Cabello has previously been open about her struggles with intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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We discussed my own once bright, now troubled career and my struggles with my emotional health.
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He illustrates those struggles with this chart comparing those tech names with the S&P 500:
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The company burning through cash as it struggles with production bottlenecks around its Model 3 sedan.
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Earlier this year, I told my truth about my personal struggles with having a mental illness.
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Zayn has spoken in interviews about everything from his struggles with anxiety to his Muslim faith.
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Lovato, 25, has been open about her struggles with addiction and substance abuse in the past.
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Its small, but once seemingly solid, middle-class now struggles with a downturn and lurid violence.
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He also struggles with a very human case of anxiety: While staring at his reflection nonetheless.
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But the Watkins family's struggles with school officials in managing K.W.'s diabetes are not unusual.
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Mr. Williams says that he does not often talk about his financial struggles with his classmates.
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Instead, she continued her struggles with meth and heroin addiction, and had no place to live.
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Some shared numbers for suicide hotlines and told stories about their own struggles with mental illness.
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Meyer struggles with a local fighter and ends up bashing his head in with a rock.
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Opal offers Nola stability and love in a way she struggles with some of the men.
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Mr. Lawford also made a significant difference to Mr. Kennedy's own struggles with addiction, he said.
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He has largely avoided controversy, all while speaking at length about his struggles with mental health.
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For Stokes, whose name is spelled differently from her teammates', even technology struggles with the overload.
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Ms. Casares, who earns $10 an hour, struggles with an ever-changing schedule and health costs.
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Snow worked through her mental health struggles with hypnotherapy and the support of her close friends.
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" Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said of the Braves' struggles with the Phillies, "You can't explain it.
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He grew up raising cattle, and struggles with the "Portlandia" fervor for vegetarian, vegan and organic.
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Some, such as George W. Bush, were chided for their occasional struggles with the English language.
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Over at America's Test Kitchen, executive tasting and testing editor Lisa McManus also struggles with it.
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That could involve questions about sensitive topics like divorce or a parent who struggles with alcoholism.
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He often rapped about substance abuse and spoke openly about his struggles with depression and addiction.
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Ms. Bamford's "Lady Dynamite" refracted her struggles with mental illness through a kaleidoscope of loopy surrealism.
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Roy, 18, had a history of suicide attempts and struggles with mental health, court records show.
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Kelly Howland has overcome her struggles with binge eating and lost 90 pounds in the process.
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And started in a powerful, personal way by talking about her own father's struggles with alcohol.
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For some who struggles with acne, a gifted Vitamin C serum is a source of stress.
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McCloughan has said that his departure from the 49ers was connected to his struggles with alcohol.
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Some foreigners jokingly pose for photos that exaggerate their struggles with small doors and narrow staircases.
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Over the years, Kesha has been open about her struggles with disordered eating and mental illness.
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Many said it was the first time they had heard about her family's struggles with poverty.
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Shane is a wild, free spirit who stays up late, parties frequently, and struggles with monogamy.
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I'm a player who struggles with games designed around "finding your own fun," so to speak.
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All forms of vertical transport prove too much for Mick, and he struggles with the hotel elevator.
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"Part of my healing was being really open about my struggles with postpartum depression," Griffin tells Refinery29.
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Jada Pinkett Smith spoke about her previous struggles with several addictions, including sex, on her new show.
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Hyland says she has fans who reach out to her about their own struggles with the condition.
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Why was it the right time to share your past struggles with the rest of the Ladies?
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She struggles with the choice, eventually deciding against even trying (she already knows the truth, after all).
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But coming up with new ideas is the part of the job he struggles with the most.
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We cannot ignore that up to 1 in 4 patients on opioid therapy struggles with opioid addiction.
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You understand her determination by the way she struggles with an injury, yet continues to push forward.
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Kardashian has been open about his struggles with his weight, which kept him from the public eye.
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Stranger Things and Riverdale actress Shannon Purser has always been honest about her struggles with mental health.
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Or when 2,700 Twitter users told BuzzFeed News about their struggles with abuse on the social network.
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This new trailer twists what we've seen so far, showing how Jean struggles with her new abilities.
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West, a longtime fan of McQueen, also talked about his struggles with mental illness and suicidal ideations.
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Meanwhile, Abraham Lincoln, wracked with grief, struggles with a country in the grips of the Civil War.
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Dallas has had its struggles with dynamic offenses so far this season and prolific quarterbacks in particular.
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In 2017, Hatch discussed his past struggles with substance abuse as part of a panel with Sen.
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Joe Biden and his wife Jill are opening up about their son Hunter Biden's struggles with addiction.
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She's in recovery herself, as well as being the mom of a son who struggles with addiction.
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T'Challa struggles with the realization that his own father raised him with lofty ideals, then betrayed them.
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Because the superhero genre definitely needs another brooding antihero who struggles with his literal (and metaphoric) demons.
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Mom Kris Jenner explained that Kendall struggles with anxiety and her hectic schedule may not be helping.
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Portwood has been open about her struggles with addiction and mental health issues on the MTV show.
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James Harden explodes for points, dazzles with passes for assists and also often struggles with turnover issues.
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"Despite Newark's effort to improve its food offerings, the airport struggles with providing affordable dining," says RewardExpert.
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At last, the details of John's past encounters with law enforcement and struggles with addiction are revealed.
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Trejo, 75, told The Sun about both his secret cancer battle and his struggles with erectile dysfunction.
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Gabourey Sidibe gets real about her struggles with mental health and eating disorders in her new memoir.
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In other words, she has enough struggles with the other Kardashians; she doesn't need more with Rob.
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Her struggles with bulimia first started after she underwent surgery and put on extra weight during recovery.
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Meanwhile, Lindsay (Kether Donohue) tries to prep for motherhood and Edgar (Desmin Borges) struggles with resurgent PTSD.
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For the last few weeks, most of the attention has been on Clinton's struggles with young voters.
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All of this is happening as Hillary Clinton struggles with a highly damaging controversy of her own.
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Ardie says Gale struggles with speech and movement ... and no longer signs autographs because he can't write.
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Ironically, as humanity struggles with an obesity epidemic, plant breeders are trying to make crops eat more.
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Fisher was a mental health advocate who spoke about her struggles with bipolar disorder and cocaine addiction.
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The artist told THUMP about how Every Scar emerged from struggles with mental health problems via email.
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She struggles with anxiety, panic attacks, and mental breaks that aren't explained away by magic or prophecies.
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My goal was to illustrate little-known struggles with images that encouraged readers to linger over them.
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As far as we can tell from Boris Johnson, who struggles with the facts, there isn't one.
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A new film, "Udta Punjab", dramatises the state's struggles with drugs in a brutal, electrifying 148 minutes.
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Claire struggles with the ways her life has become conventional in the wake of moving to Paris.
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The results underscore General Mills' struggles with consumers' shifting preference for protein-rich and thicker Greek yogurts.
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Yet, my mother suppressed the pain from her struggles with the love she had for her daughters.
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He freely admits he still struggles with the racism he absorbed growing up in the segregated South.
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She struggles with the buddings of first romance, as well as the desperate loss of her mother.
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His action seemed particularly spiteful given the heavy caseloads and inadequate resources the defender office struggles with.
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In real life, Krisha Fairchild took care of Nica's son, Israel, during his mother's struggles with drugs.
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It's impossible to say if her experience is directly connected to my own struggles with postpartum depression.
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But if our struggles with body image are preventing us from having fun, that's clearly a problem.
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"I was dealing with issues similar to those that Madeline struggles with in the game," he wrote.
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The anniversary came as the country struggles with the widespread destruction caused by hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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One of Glenn's sets included songs from his provocative 2016 album Excommunication, about his struggles with faith.
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Mr. Warner, 45, shared his struggles with The Times as part of the fund's campaign last fall.
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We need a Woke Santa who understands why #BlackLivesMatter and struggles with his 'sugar' during the holidays.
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Connell struggles with depression, while Marianne has a masochistic streak that verges on a desire for annihilation.
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You saw the same struggles with that group of '90s filmmakers as the Harlem Renaissance writers had.
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That may sound glib, or as if I were romanticizing her struggles with schizophrenia, but I'm not.
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All those activities are now forbidden as Denver struggles with a growing number of COVID-19 cases.
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Along the way, we've asked readers to share their stories about their struggles with high drug costs.
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Gooden is a gentle and fragile soul whose struggles with alcohol and cocaine have stretched many decades.
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"We may be tempted to drop triangular situations (love triangles) and power struggles with others," Stardust says.
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They share their struggles with student debt with the world so others are aware of its weight.
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The discovery took place as the US territory struggles with tremors and aftershocks from a December earthquake.
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In his recent interviews, Affleck admitted that his struggles with alcohol exacerbated the issues within his marriage.
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Meeting other Roma, like Mr. Spinelli, has made her more outspoken, but she still struggles with racism.
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She shows off her natural curls on Instagram, shares her struggles with acne anxiety, and loves tattoos.
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Osmond took a surprise silver medal behind Medvedeva on Friday, overcoming recent struggles with her free program.
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The L.S.U. quarterback's comments after winning the Heisman Trophy resonated with a region that struggles with poverty.
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For all the times he's heard the question, asked or implied, he still struggles with an answer.
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Waszczykowski said Poland's sympathy for Ukraine's struggles with Russia must not push "historical issues" into the background.
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She struggles with the risks of coming forward as a witness, as protests erupt in her neighborhood.
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Struggles with perfectionism have been the subject of multiple TED talks, Instagram memes, Oprah discussions, and books.
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Wisconsin is less than 7 percent black but struggles with high levels of black unemployment and incarceration.
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Also rightfully, Mildred struggles with her complicity — as a woman ignored, she aches to dish out brutality.
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As someone who sometimes struggles with letting go of control, it seemed like something I should try.
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But such dialogue is made harder as President Trump struggles with accusations of undisclosed ties to Moscow.
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When I re-downloaded Tinder, I made my profile brutally honest about my struggles with mental health.
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Lifelong struggles with mental health and addiction is one, a quest for deeper spiritual connection is another.
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The super-size struggles with SLS Space Launch System is often called a super-heavy-lift rocket.
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What emerges is a detailed portrait of their struggles with these landlords in disputes over household hazards.
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Mortram followed David's struggles with blindness, his reliance on his mother—his sole caretaker, who passed away.
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While she struggles with the dog at first, things then start to change and look up for her.
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Was the mayor hinting at America's struggles with obesity with a sandwich large enough for two European tourists?
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Skype is capitalizing on Apple's struggles with Group FaceTime to attract attention to its own group calling features.
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And yet, he struggles with the one group of voters who can relate to him most: The olds.
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Urbano, who is a mother of two adult children, told the outlet that she now struggles with depression.
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Giffords writes that she still struggles with speech and partial paralysis of her right arm and right leg.
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For someone who struggles with ego and pride, this was the most anxiety-provoking part of my journey.
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Bachelor alum Britt Nilsson is opening up about her struggles with several forms of addiction over the years.
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" And the source said he still struggles with a healthy diet: "Food is the hardest part for him.
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It remains very difficult to see how Klobuchar wins the nomination — like Buttigieg, she struggles with nonwhite voters.
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He's been up front with his struggles with the disease, discussing it with tactful candor and uncanny ease.
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Bobbi Kristina follows Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown's daughter as she struggles with living in her mother's shadow.
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She was open about her fertility struggles with her then-husband, Lamar Odom, on the show, for example.
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The E-Go2's small 400-watt motor makes it feel sluggish, and it struggles with steep hills.
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It comes as the Los Angeles basin struggles with housing affordability and the lack of new home construction.
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It might have been his work on addiction—flicked off like ash from his own struggles with smoking.
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The Sun struggles with Saturn this evening, triggering stress around things that usually bring you joy and comfort.
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On his eighth studio album, West is very honest about his struggles with suicidal thoughts and bipolar disorder.
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The MTV stars, who tied the knot in 2015, have been open about their struggles with mental health.
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Women with ADHD report struggles with low self-esteem and shame much more than men, according to Nadeau.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger may be an action hero and a bodybuilding champion, but he still struggles with self-image.
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The result: Facebook doesn't have to deal with the level of abuse and harassment that Twitter struggles with.
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If Trump's self-dealing continues, we're headed toward exactly the kind of corruption culture Ukraine struggles with now.
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That's because the book's main character, Aza, struggles with a mental illness that Green understands all too well.
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Cornell had spoken openly in interviews of his struggles with drugs as a teenager, and later with alcohol.
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Another Biggest Loser winner, Ali Vincent, recently posted about her own struggles with regaining the weight on Facebook.
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During the primary, he campaigned enthusiastically for Clinton, speaking about his family's struggles with addiction and mental health.
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He cannot dress himself and struggles with balance and disorientation daily, requiring 24-hour care from his mother.
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The comedian's posts came before Davidson made a worrisome reference to his struggles with his own mental health.
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Indeed, Gordon's second book, on her struggles with OCD, explores just how normal it is to be weird.
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In it, Victoria discussed her struggles with body image, and the eating disorder she battled as a teenager.
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An insider previously told PEOPLE Shookus and Affleck parted ways in part due to his struggles with addiction.
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Her father, the narrator, struggles with what to tell her about her self-worth while observing the race.
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At home, Rufo struggles with flies, who crowd around the open wounds where his eyes used to be.
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Sinead O'Connor will discuss her struggles with mental health problems on Dr. Phil next week, according to reports.
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Then look no further than Rio Tinto's struggles with the Oyu Tolgoi mine and expansion project in Mongolia.
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Fisher has been a longtime advocate for mental health awareness, drawing from her own struggles with bipolar disorder.
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Carmen Martinez, 15, struggles with police as they arrest her for accessory to murder on June 15, 1959.
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Sotomayor has opened up about her struggles with type-1 diabetes, but she's managed it successfully since childhood.
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While Jules struggles with the reins on her rapidly expanding fashion startup, her husband Matt raises their daughter.
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For all of its struggles with Model 3 production, Tesla delivered a new quarterly high of 26,137 cars.
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My students' struggles with low self-esteem resonated with me as I remembered feeling unattractive as an adolescent.
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Yet while Clinton struggles with her relationship with the truth, Trump is not bound by it at all.
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Because he struggles with his right side, she places toys on that side to make him work harder.
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And while twins' mom certainly seems to be on board, Nikki struggles with the idea of moving on.
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Former independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin says the GOP needs new leadership to solve its struggles with racism.
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Lena Dunham has been candid about her struggles with the condition, which came back for her last month.
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Katie Lowes, the actor who plays Quinn Perkins on Scandal, is opening up about her struggles with psoriasis.
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Although the Beverly Hills, 90210 actress still struggles with what happened, she's trying to keep a positive mindset.
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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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Since her announcement in February 2016, renaissance woman, Lena Dunham has been vocal about her struggles with endometriosis.
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In a post-recession world, the middle class still struggles with stagnant wages and a weak job market.
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Even in a world riddled with poverty, nearly every government, nonprofit and aid agency struggles with this issue.
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According to the World Health Organization, one in four Indian children age 13 to 15 struggles with depression.
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As Yemen struggles with a violent civil war between the government and Houthi rebels, Shibam's future is uncertain.
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Diane Sawyer interviews the "20/20" anchor Elizabeth Vargas about her struggles with alcohol abuse and debilitating anxiety.
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In another episode, Ross struggles with the fact that his son, Ben, wants to play with a doll.
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She said multiple women contact her weekly to discuss their struggles with the illness and seek Barrow's advice.
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She doesn't give the pastor an immediate response but goes home and struggles with her hesitancy and fear.
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By October 2015, Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou published his investigation into Theranos's struggles with its technology.
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Lovato has always been an open when it comes to her mental health and struggles with substance abuse.
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Singer-songwriter Camila Cabello has previously been open about her struggles with mental health, including anxiety and OCD.
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The changes come as the Bronx struggles with the largest backlog of felony cases in the five boroughs.
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Kim Kardashian West, for example, posted videos of herself with no makeup to share her struggles with psoriasis.
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The Democrats used a parliamentary gimmick and set the Senate on the slippery slope it now struggles with.
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Walsh's daughter took Lupron for precocious puberty and now struggles with fibromyalgia and has had jaw-joint surgery.
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As more celebrities like Dunham, Lakshmi, and Halsey are openly discussing their struggles with it, attention is growing.
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Rabbit struggles with the self-doubt that comes with being a white rapper in a predominantly black neighborhood.
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People often write about their struggles with anxiety or depression after they have found some sort of lifeline.
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Modern America struggles with xenophobia to the extent we don't even know which specific cultural traditions we fear.
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Pepper Ann's best friend Milo struggles with his identity, as many of his interests are girl-associated activities.
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Take Beth reminding Randall early in the episode of all of their struggles with the foster care system.
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Arya, as we know and see her, represents the "old Arya," who struggles with becoming nameless and faceless.
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Mr. Obama's struggles with Syria are most palpable when he tries to sum up his foreign-policy legacy.
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Or does it point to how humans train dogs, and then watch their struggles with glee or horror?
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In the 'Personal Memoirs' there wasn't a word about his struggles with alcohol or his prewar business failures.
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Tati, however, struggles with her decision to leave the Muglers, and works to navigate ballroom on her own.
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Friedman was his wife's biggest champion, and she in turn cared for him through his struggles with depression.
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And to be sure, The Path struggles with this, particularly throughout the first half of its first season.
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I told myself that, despite my own past struggles with fidelity, I would do it better this time.
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During her lowest struggles with mental health and managing her Tourette syndrome, Eilish said Twitter became a trigger.
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It would be a critical upgrade cycle for Apple is it struggles with slowing sales in the region.
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But even though she projects confidence, the mogul admits she still struggles with body insecurities at certain times.
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No one here denies that New Bern, like most American cities, struggles with issues of race and class.
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Others knew him from the book and the movie about his struggles with mental illness ("Fear Strikes Out").
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Ms. Giraldo struggles with keeping her grades up at school and not having enough to eat at home.
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Laudine struggles with political necessity, while Yvain is diverted by side quests, with a rescued lion beside him.
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The pop star opened up about her struggles with depression, and real talk — 2017 and 2018 sounded rough.
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That's especially important as the Facebook app itself stalls in growth and the company struggles with its reputation.
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Four percent of the British civilian population and an estimated 20073% of the US population struggles with it.
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Peter Harckham's struggles with substance abuse have shaped his views on opioid addiction and the legalization of marijuana.
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It has been a painful book to write: full of nostalgia, catharsis, sadness, longing, and struggles with guilt.
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"It reeks of nepotism and good 'ol boy politics that I think everybody struggles with," Sanford told Hill.
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The ongoing HBO series "Our Boys" examines Israel's struggles with the specific political challenges of countering domestic extremists.
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Wale's been open about his struggles with depression, and touches on some of that on his new album.
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While the outgoing mayor leads there, his challenges elsewhere remain, including his continued struggles with African American voters.
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We should not be afraid to come forward or tell our stories about our struggles with these issues.
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He's hyperactive, has trouble focusing and retaining information and struggles with learning right from wrong, his grandfather said.
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There, she aimed her line of questioning at his drinking, mentioning her own father's struggles with alcohol addiction.
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Although football for girls has come a long way, Gordon says she still struggles with plenty of naysayers.
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While the industry struggles with a driver shortage, a brewing trade war also stands to hurt the sector.
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Hunter—who spoke frankly to me about his struggles with addiction—started drinking socially as a teen-ager.
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Actor and writer Zosia Mamet has spoken openly about her struggles with an eating disorder and body dysmorphia.
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While you're at it, read this deeply moving profile about the chef and her struggles with Alzheimer's disease.
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He has also spoken regularly about his older brother's struggles with booze and how it impacted his life.
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After struggles with profitability, Tenet Healthcare and several other health systems have said they will do the same.
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Kennedy Hill had previously written an opinion piece for her high school newspaper about her struggles with depression.
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This matters more now than ever, as Lincoln Center struggles with what to do during the summer months.
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Algeria still struggles with sporadic extremism, and its struggling economy is heavily dependent on volatile world oil prices.
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Now 11, Sam skips from sixth to eighth grade, where he struggles with being smaller than his classmates.
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The release's three songs deal largely with bassist/vocalist Tyson "Chicken" Annicharico's ongoing struggles with addiction and sobriety.
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Wan, at the end of her life, she talks candidly about her struggles with addiction and marital troubles.
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Belgium's Molenbeek struggles with stigma one year after ISIS shook the city Belgium's Molenbeek struggles with stigma one year after ISIS shook the city The March 22 terror attack in London occurred on the one-year anniversary of three coordinated suicide bombings in Brussels that killed 32 people and injured 300.
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Read more: Kevin Federline is asking Britney Spears to pay him $60,000 a month in child support — and people are telling him to 'get a real job'In recent months, Spears has been candid about her struggles with mental health, especially following her father's health issues and her previous struggles with anxiety.
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Every social media platform struggles with speech questions, but most are balancing shareholder interests, user growth, and ad sales.
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Throughout his career, Perry has been candid about his health battles, including his struggles with alcohol and Vicodin addiction.
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Hilaria Baldwin is opening up about her childhood eating disorder and how she's overcome her struggles with body confidence.
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He struggles with the idea that he might have exploited his own child for the sake of his career.
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After two failed engagements, Ashley struggles with Jay's young age and is hoping he is ready to settle down.
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And the episode doesn't show it either, dancing around their jealousy, admiration, brotherhood, and power struggles with each other.
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He eventually moved back to the country and, later, further out west on account of his struggles with asthma.
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Actors Camila Mendes and Amanda Crew have been open about their struggles with eating disorders in the entertainment industry.
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One of the most notable: Kate Hudson plays Jessie, who struggles with her relationship with her mom (Margo Martindale).
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"We don't really know if the rain is dangerous," Lea (Jessica Dinnage) argues when Martin struggles with shooting her.
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They were eager to tell me about struggles with their own parents, most of whom were not in attendance.
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Papua New Guinea, formerly administered by Australia, struggles with endemic violence and poverty despite a wealth of mineral resources.
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But Alphabet Squadron shows how much that approach cost its soldiers and the way that Quell struggles with it.
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I began blogging about my struggles with money because I felt like my story might resonate with other people.
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"He's my partner, that's what he calls it, 'my partner,' " Cox said, admitting she struggles with that word sometimes.
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In an interview Monday with CNN's Jeff Zeleny, Vice President Joe Biden acknowledged Clinton's struggles with questions about honesty.
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This year, she also opened up about her past struggles with depression during a segment on CBS's The Talk.
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In Benghazi, daily struggles with liquidity shortages and inflation have dampened hopes brought by an end to the fighting.
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The display struggles with dark grays and blacks under the default settings, but some tinkering can solve that problem.
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All of those have been put in place of large corporations, and people are having some struggles with this.
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This similar vein of what a woman "should" be arises during Teddi's emotional confession about her struggles with IVF.
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Since giving birth, Williams has been open about her struggles with motherhood and balancing that with her tennis career.
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Mr. Christie talked about his mother's lifelong struggles with cigarettes and his close friend who died of an overdose.
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Fucked Up frontman (and Vice host) Damian Abraham has long been public about his struggles with anxiety and depression.
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"Do not spread your legs" (22005), Rabih Mroue's short video, provides a tragicomic window onto Lebanon's struggles with censorship.
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Despite having Fisher as mentor early in her career, Ridley admitted that she still struggles with her newfound fame.
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"Everyone wanted to focus on the body, the tragedy, or their own struggles with trans identity," he tells Refinery29.
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Photographer Mafalda Rakoš' series and upcoming book, I Want To Disappear, presents 20 different women's struggles with eating disorders.
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In the days following the third anniversary of his death, Diesel admitted that he still struggles with the loss.
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Ashley Ross, 30, explains that this aspect is particularly hard to navigate because of her struggles with body image.
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As we sit in the lobby, he talks about his struggles with DC officials, still visibly perplexed and upset.
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It does signal some promise when it comes to automating a process that struggles with false positives and negatives.
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She also said she appreciates how open her mother was about her life, including her struggles with substance abuse.
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Australia struggles with extremist threat For most young Australians, the violence and extremism of Syria feels a world away.
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China also struggles with the shadow of Mao Zedong, another former leader who simultaneously modernized and terrorized his nation.
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Buying Celgene gives Bristol access to cancer drugs, an area Bristol struggles with in comparison to its rival Merck.
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It's something she struggles with, especially since that machine has only sped up with platforms like Instagram and Facebook.
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Shortly after the incident, the mother of four publicly spoke out about her struggles with alcoholism and entered rehab.
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Opening up about his struggles with sobriety, Biggs said that he first tried to get clean five years ago.
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He was paralyzed from the neck down and struggles with daily tasks that most people might take for granted.
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In interviews, Cornell discussed his past struggles with alcohol and the impact of his friends' deaths from substance abuse.
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" Cossey, who still struggles with feeling like a "second-class citizen," says she prays Jenner "gets the right counseling.
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In tonight's episode, we talk about your own personal struggles with coming to terms with your sexuality and identity.
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They'd also frequently update us on their struggles with the icemaker, the washer's spin cycle, the ceiling fan switch.
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During her YouTube live stream on Friday night, Katy Perry shared her past struggles with a few emotional topics.
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The company is cutting costs as its underwriting business struggles with falling rates for commercial property and casualty insurance.
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O'Rourke's struggles with Medicare for all also highlight how the issue has created a rift in the Democratic party.
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Ian has Asperger's syndrome, and for him, that means he struggles with social interactions and motivation to go outside.
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They're not only facing struggles with student loans, but also increased costs of living and stagnant wages after college.
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Her reported overdose would have been public whether the world had known about her struggles with addiction or not.
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"Living with your father" was said to be the cause of her mother's own struggles with depression and anxiety.
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In 2016, Kennedy Hill wrote candidly in her high school newspaper, The Deerfield Scroll, about her struggles with depression.
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As Ms. Hasina struggles with the militant threat, it is crucial to restore faith in the rule of law.
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Throughout the series, Dylan is romantically involved with several women and struggles with substance abuse before finally getting clean.
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But, Mylan's third-quarter results highlighted the company's struggles with declining sales of its blockbuster emergency allergy shot EpiPen.
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Additionally, farmers may be hesitant to broadcast struggles with disease, preferring instead to show off their bin-shattering fields.
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Often times, talking about the day's struggles with make the partner sad, with both ending up frustrated and unsatisfied.
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A haunted house is home to spirits, while a haunted person struggles with something — or someone — from their past.
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The CEO instead admitted that YouTube struggles with evaluating videos individually because of the volume of content it sees.
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The interplay between Stylez' lyrics and Asapace's singing contrasts modern First Nations struggles with the effort to preserve spirituality.
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I also shared my overall impressions, including struggles with sizing and how the item compared to the photo online.
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According to local media, a judge in that case referred to Schellenberg's struggles with addiction after a workplace injury.
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Tiffany becomes pregnant with her first child, but struggles with the distance she feels between her and her friends.
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I could recognize my own struggles with being a creative misfit as each chapter revealed itself (and was destroyed).
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In person she is funny and easygoing, and frank about her past struggles with depression and feelings of insecurity.
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The city still struggles with a stubbornly high crime rate, and roughly 27 percent of residents live in poverty.
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Jasper Juinen/Getty Images You've probably heard of America's increasing struggles with opioid addiction in the past few years.
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The Hawaii native's struggles with mental illness have apparently led to a suicide attempt, according to multiple news outlets.
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His humor becomes a defense mechanism, and beneath the mask is a character who struggles with his own humanity.
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Her home "Antigone" braids together her imaginative rendering of the characters with her own struggles with a broken relationship.
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A good friend who struggles with his weight gets furious with his wife for bringing cookies into the house.
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We're told along with focusing on his health, the segments will include Aaron's mom and her struggles with alcohol.
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They weathered ups and downs stemming from the age difference and struggles with their own inner demons, he said.
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Ms. Meyer added that it is "beyond common" for women with postpartum depression to report struggles with breast-feeding.
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All spoke emotionally of their struggles with dyslexia and said the Shaywitzes' work helped to save their self-esteem.
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Meanwhile, Apple testified at the hearing about the company's struggles with imitation Apple products spreading across e-commerce platforms.
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Zuckerberg also said he's become "more religious" after becoming a father and going through recent struggles with the company.
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"Bad Guy" singer Billie Eilish opened up about her struggles with body image in a new interview with Vogue.
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As Offred struggles with nearly two weeks of imprisonment in her room, her memories soon appear to be both.
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I don't care that she silently struggles with being shut out from power while handmaids get raped every month.
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In their hour-long conversation, Gaga and Winfrey discussed the singer's struggles with fibromyalgia and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The father of three has been outspoken about his struggles with addiction and has thanked Garner for her support.
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Clearly confused by receiving such an extravagant gift, the reality stars struggles with whether she should keep the necklace.
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"Ethiopia struggles with foreign exchange and this is just one more step to partly alleviate the situation," Jeffery added.
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Benenson: I have to scoff at the obsession about all the Democratic struggles with this group or that group.
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Analysts have said Aixtron has a bleak future as a stand-alone company as it struggles with market overcapacity.
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Elsewhere, people are still dying from Covid-19, and Ben Affleck is opening up about his struggles with alcoholism.
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The tech industry still struggles with diversity, with workforces at most major companies dominated by white employees and men.
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He'd made friends in his treatment program, and there was strength in understanding in their shared struggles with addiction.
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Through all of his internal struggles with his mistakes or regrets, it was his quiet faith that sustained him.
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The UK's struggles with knives serves as a reminder that the US is not alone in dealing with violence.
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Its recent struggles with attendance and television ratings notwithstanding, Nascar remains the king of racing in the United States.
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The court battles come as Uber struggles with a wave of executive departures and criticism of its work culture.
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If you're talking about my character, he's a man trying to find his balance, and he struggles with that.
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In Rome, Gail struggles with the kidnappers, police and paparazzi while trying to interest Getty Sr. in his grandson.
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As Mandy fights to recover her memory, she struggles with her fears, family and friends, growing progressively more isolated.
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Mick Mulvaney (R-SC), who is facing some struggles with his confirmation in the Senate, to head the OMB.
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And hasn't that been a career thematic, given your struggles with alcohol and drugs and your publicly dramatic divorce?
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But given the show's general struggles with writing its women characters, I'm going to guess that's not the intent.
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BoJack struggles with adapting to his new life, maintaining relationships, and honestly expressing his emotions while simultaneously seeking praise.
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October 10 is World Mental Health Day and Marina Diamandis has penned a powerful essay about her struggles with depression.
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"My Brilliant Friend" also struggles with the internal monologue of Ms Ferrante's prose, communicated onscreen via the occasional thudding voiceover.
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The announcement comes as the company struggles with construction and financing issues at its Alto Maipo hydroelectric project near Santiago.
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Castro's mother has since spoken out about her son's arrest, explaining to WSMV-TV he struggles with mental health issues.
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But today, as president, that attitude remains as he struggles with leaks and the realities of a slow-moving government.
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We spoke to Bam about his struggles with food and booze, as well as the awesome powers of ginger ale.
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The report comes as Campbell struggles with declining soup sales in the United States and competition from private label brands.
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In the past, Garcia has talked publicly about his struggles with depression and even asked fans for advice on treatment.
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The MTV star has always been open about embracing her body, revealing her struggles with her body image in January.
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Dow component United Technologies (UTX) warned on 2017 earnings and revenue, as the company struggles with a new jet engine.
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The fashion guru, 68, who says he struggles with a food addicition, slimmed down recently at a weight loss center.
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Photo: Getty On Monday, Wired published an inside look at Facebook's struggles with fake news over the last two years.
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The fall reflects the industry's struggles with faltering investor appetite for loans, rising defaults and the threat of heightened regulation.
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Tanya White told the judge she suffered from a broken leg and struggles with pain, more than a year later.
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Cara Delevingne has been candid about her own struggles with mental health, now she hopes to help the next generation.
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Barcelona struggles with higher levels of air pollution at times of the year when particular weather patterns occur, he said.
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I still remember the first time I saw this cutscene: Probably more than any other genre, horror struggles with sequels.
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I do not want to reduce anyone's struggles with eating — or my own — to a direct cause-and-effect reaction.
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In the episode's early minutes, David struggles with his telepathy, so Dr. Bird instructs him to tune out the noise.
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That's the biggest piece of advice I can offer to anyone else that struggles with summer depression: Just say no.
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Throughout her career, Cara Delevingne has been nothing but up front about her past struggles with depression and suicidal thoughts.
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But he struggles with the disparity of power between the film industry and the people it is trying to represent.
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On Monday, for World Mental Health Day, Murray tweeted about his personal struggles with the mental illness, Hello Giggles reported.
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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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Emily has extremely similar experiences with mental health, and has been an amazing support through my struggles with it all.
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Elsewhere in the season, Catania struggles with empty nest syndrome, which is partly due to her distracted workaholic boyfriend David.
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" On being open about her own struggles with stress and mental health "I do [feel a responsibility to be open].
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Bethany saw a counselor to help her find coping mechanisms and deal with her struggles with self-esteem, Fuecht said.
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A Tennessee couple is going viral after they shared inspiring before and after photos from their struggles with meth addiction.
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Rumors circulated that Ozzy's struggles with sobriety played a part in the split, but the Black Sabbath singer told E!
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Both her parents have had struggles with drugs and alcohol, and I'm very open and honest with her about that.
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Cooper's A Star is Born is unquestionably a film born out of our current era and modern struggles with addiction.
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As someone who struggles with planning ahead, it's simply a lot easier (and usually faster) to grab cheaper, unhealthy foods.
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It still struggles with things like hair or glasses, but otherwise, it basically does what it says on the can.
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Davidson later apparently deleted his account after a concerning post about his own struggles with mental illness and suicidal thoughts.
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Jeb Bush talked openly about drugs, his daughter's struggles with addiction and how he would combat the scourge as president.
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He's been equally open about his struggles with addiction and mental illness, and about losing his father on 9/11.
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But the Algiers stock market, smaller than those in neighboring Morocco and Tunisia, struggles with very low levels of liquidity.
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She filled pages with dry wit and raw honesty to reveal her struggles with depression, addiction, bipolar disorder and divorce.
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She also struggles with a lesser-known sense called proprioception – the sense of where your body parts are in space.
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In the first episode, Williams meets a pastor in Newark, New Jersey, and discusses the city's longtime struggles with crime.
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Bryce Dallas Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Drew Barrymore have talked about their struggles with postpartum in the past as well.
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Our society struggles with that, and for me—I can't speak for other coaches—I see it more than ever.
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In Mexico, which struggles with a poverty rate around 45%, the government launched its National Crusade Against Hunger in 2013.
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I think that's also something that KJ struggles with herself, especially since this is not her first police brutality case.
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Despite their struggles with profitability, streaming services account for millions of listeners, many of whom likely never purchase full albums.
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But we all know addiction doesn't discriminate; Davidson also struggles with substance abuse and depression, as well as Crohn's disease.
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Contestant Erin Cobb struggles with this, opening with a series of detailed queries delivered rapid-fire and with little enthusiasm.
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The actor, best known as Mini-Me in Austin Powers series, addressed his ongoing struggles with alcohol at the time.
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Zac Efron is coming clean about his past struggles with addiction, and how he's found renewed focus in his life.
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He's dating a supermodel and has scores of adoring fans, but Zayn Malik admits he still struggles with self-confidence.
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Khloé tries to explain her feelings and also struggles with being, in her words, politically correct about the whole situation.
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PEOPLE: You're very open about body image on your social media and have shard your own struggles with your followers.
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My struggles with alcoholism and cocaine addiction are well documented, but happiness was just another substance I wanted to abuse.
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The Grammy-winning musician has been outspoken about his struggles with drug addiction to heroin and methadone over the years.
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Kalinowski's forecast is a reflection of Pizza Hut's most recent struggles with sluggish same-store sales and lackluster menu innovation.
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He still struggles with his eyesight—"I'm basically blind," he jokes—but he dreams of playing basketball and attending college.
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Former Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams is opening up about her struggles with depression since she was a young teen.
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Riverdale star Camila Mendes is sharing more about her struggles with bulimia — and how she's found her path to happiness.
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She struggles with PTSD, depression, and anxiety but goes into each day determined to make something good out of it.
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One victim, 12-year-old Wen, played by Zhou Meijun, struggles with a deteriorating situation at home with her mother.
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Lindelof clearly struggles with — or is, at least, very interested in people who struggle with — faith and its many forms.
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Naturally, he hates HubSpot almost instantly, gets into power struggles with co-workers and posts trouble-courting comments on Facebook.
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He opened up about his struggles with alcoholism in 2013, saying he believes everything about the entertainment industry is fake.
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She attributed the end of their relationship to his struggles with drugs and alcohol, and a reluctance to quit smoking.
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As the United States struggles with a crisis of confidence in our electoral system, we could learn much from Chile.
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She knew how to calm Ms. Cannady when her struggles with reading pushed her to the point of physical frustration.
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I am sympathetic that our criminal justice system struggles with race bias, but this is not the criminal justice system.
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While she struggles with sex, camming allows her power, but eventually that power falls into the hands of her viewers.
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"Moving Kings" also struggles with form, but this may represent a conscious effort on the author's part at self-contraception.
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It's strange that IKEA has VR to help you experience your kitchen, but struggles with the basics of e-commerce.
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ABOUT THE BULLS (35-39): Chicago struggles with consistency and has yet to post back-to-back wins this month.
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But the government has shied away from offering subsidies or raising spending as it struggles with a record budget deficit.
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It is time for Congress to stop sitting back while the judicial branch struggles with the merits of executive action.
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Nick Foles has dedicated a chapter in his new book, "Believe It," to Tori and her struggles with the condition.
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Iran has detained many foreigners in the past, and they often become leverage in its geopolitical struggles with the West.
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Need for Speed Heat sometimes looks beautiful, but struggles with draw distances, pop-in, framerate, and convincing weather and lighting.
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In addition to Moore's struggles with addiction, the three also talked about how her marriage with Kutcher affected the family.
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That has boosted many tech companies in the country, even as Brazil's economy struggles with its deepest recession on record.
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But the Algiers stock market, smaller than those in neighbouring Morocco and Tunisia, struggles with very low levels of liquidity.
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The launch comes after a time when Birchbox had been in the press due to its struggles with achieving profitability.
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They openly discuss their struggles with food, and document their weight gain as well as time spent in ED clinics.
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Manchester producer Ben Pearce today shared a personal essay about his struggles with depression, alcohol addiction, and music performance anxiety.
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This is a feature that Google's new assistant is heavily investing in, but after initial use, Allo still struggles with.
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In the current struggles with ISIS, CNN and other news sources are reporting surges in the recruitment of boy soldiers.
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However, both companies are hitting bumps in the road—Facebook recently admitted to struggles with its own Internet drone, Aquila.
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Silicon Valley may be the world's leading hotbed of innovation and genius, but it struggles with diversity and unconscious bias.
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Alysia Demery and her family have faced homelessness, her mother struggles with mental illness and her brother has special needs.
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Ms. Grey plays David's mother, Judy, who struggles with an unfulfilling marriage and a growing awareness of her ambiguous sexuality.
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His decision, though, was greeted happily by some leading progressives, who echoed Sanders' focus on Biden's struggles with younger voters.
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He struggles with the impact his kidnapping had on his mother and might always have to live with the guilt.
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People don't share their mental health struggles with co-workers, neighbors and friends because of the biases they may carry.
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She attempted suicide back in 2013 as well, and has been open about her struggles with depression in the past.
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During our interviews, we often veered off course while she sorted through my struggles with potty training or tantrum management.
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Down the road from Willmar is St. Cloud, which has been dubbed "White Cloud" because of its struggles with inclusion.
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Helen will be played by Ms. Metz, whose "This is Us" character Kate Pearson faces similar struggles with her weight.
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She intertwines her family's pioneer past and the parentage secrets it kept with an account of her struggles with infertility.
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As New York's subway struggles with aggravating delays, a spirited debate has erupted over why riders are abandoning the system.
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I was enjoying whole parts and then turning on them, caught up in the same second-guessing Lisicky struggles with.
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Yet we would be less than honest if we did not concede our own struggles with practicing what we preach.
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The country also struggles with racial disparities, with an overrepresentation of Maori — the nation's indigenous Polynesian people — in their prisons.
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The roots of his talent are complex to characterize, since they're entwined with his well-known struggles with mental illness.
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In "Thanksgiving," Waithe's character comes out to her family and struggles with their reaction, which transforms as she gets older.
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The emotional content of the album — his struggles with depression and anxiety — would be poignant even without knowing his fate.
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"Obviously I thought it was going to have a different ending," he said, asking aloud what he still struggles with.
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Charlotte's cravings for independence, her struggles with mental health and her daydreams of romance will resonate with modern young readers.
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Meanwhile, O.I.C.M. struggles with a clogged sugar shaker, gets stuck behind pedestrians, and looks plaintively at a jar of prunes.
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He is disarmingly open about his personal problems, which include a history of clinical depression and struggles with eating disorders.
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All of it taught her to be kinder to herself, even if self-love is something she still struggles with.
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Though the publishing industry struggles with low salaries and razor-thin margins, it wields significant power over the public discourse.
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His struggles with drugs, his failed marriages, his larceny when he needed money — they all contributed to his present straits.
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My biggest struggles with international air travel in Asia have been rebooking flights and getting refunds — not anything more serious.
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Everywhere I went — an event, a film set, the spa — people wanted to share their mental health struggles with me.
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Turkish officials say Qatar has pledged $15 billion of direct investments for Turkey as it struggles with a currency crisis.
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Obama's remarks come as America struggles with the two police shootings of black men, Terence Crutcher and Keith Lamont Scott.
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In her soft, smoky voice, EIlish croons about burgeoning sexuality, anxiety, and confidence struggles with admirable honesty and subdued intensity.
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Avicii had been open about his struggles with fame and health issues and took a break from touring in 2016.
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Kardashian West has often shared her health struggles with her fans, including her struggle with psoriasis and her difficult pregnancies.
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Managing workloads and finding workplace balance topped the list of daily struggles, with more than a third reporting those hurdles.
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Katja, who has already traveled a path from wildness to domestic stability, struggles with the enforced passivity of violent bereavement.
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The surreal setting seems to reflect something Mr. Dawkins still struggles with: the reality that he's probably never getting out.
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" Venture for America founder Andrew Yang tweeted, "We are the only country that struggles with gun violence at this level.
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During his set, Mr. Cosby, 80, joked about his struggles with blindness and remarked about the age of the audience.
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"I didn't talk about it with my family at all," she said about her early struggles with anxiety and depression.
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Published after her death, this succinct volume draws important art historical connections pointing to longstanding struggles with depictions of misery.
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Arguably, her struggles with impostor syndrome and her conflicts with her parents make her a more complex and interesting character.
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She described her current health as stable but still struggles with disordered thoughts and "small relapses" in times of stress.
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While AI is great for pulling in vast amounts of relevant data, it still struggles with sarcasm, innuendo and colloquial language.
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Janet Jackson is adding her name to the list of celebrities who have spoken candidly about their own struggles with depression.
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The show chronicles Bamford's struggles with mental illness through three periods of her life, and it can get brutal at times.
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That status may be on the wane after poor showings against Sammy Watkins in 2015 and his struggles with Green yesterday.
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But the change is an important one for the company as it struggles with slowing growth under relentless pressure from Facebook.
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His struggles with verbal communication, making it difficult for Adam to tell his family what he likes and how he's feeling.
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Daigo Umehara, the charismatic star of the circuit, has wealth and fame, but struggles with the greater meaning of his career.
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Or as if, like the show itself, he struggles with the concept that more than one girl character can exist simultaneously.
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If you're an adult who struggles with sleep, it's not going to hurt to consider one of these babyish sleep techniques.
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The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and professional Muay Thai fighter has been open about her past struggles with anorexia and bulimia.
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They later share a few poignant chats about the Queen's desire to be a "simple Christian" and her struggles with forgiveness.
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Along with showing her followers how she spent Paris Fashion Week, Song also opened up about her struggles with mental health.
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It struggles with bright highlights, such as the sky, and is almost unusable at night when high contrast light is present.
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Every e-bike designer struggles with where to put those massive batteries, and whether to make them removable for easy charging.
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Pacers center Myles Turner continued his recent scoring struggles with just two points on 63-of-8 shooting in 21 minutes.
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Struggles with the company's Oscar Mayer and Kraft cheese brands contributed to the $15 billion write-down Kraft Heinz disclosed February.
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Yet most people on the island are more concerned about the shortage of goods and their own struggles with local bureaucracy.
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Missouri struggles with poor shot selection, however, and has shot better than 40 percent just twice in its last 11 games.
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Phelps has been super supportive of fellow swimmer and pal Allison Schmitt's return to the sport after her struggles with depression.
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Ridley also talks a little about her struggles with becoming a "chea-gan" — that is, a "cheating vegan," in her words.
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The tensions surrounding this meeting reflect Google's growing struggles with employee discontent over workplace issues that go beyond just labor organizing.
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Dr. Rego says it's unclear exactly why this might happen, though different people have different struggles with depression and depression recovery.
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Cover: A local resident struggles with riot police at the Fai Ming Estate, in Fanling district of Hong Kong, Sunday, Jan.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner open up about their struggles with anxiety.
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It's a game-changer for anyone who struggles with thigh chafe, and I've yet to meet a pregnant woman who doesn't.
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The company's well-documented struggles with reducing abuse on the platform have driven away millions of users, former executives have said.
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She also stresses the importance of not blaming oneself for such an awful incident, though she struggles with this at times.
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Vanessa Larco, a venture capitalist at New Enterprise Associates, experienced her own struggles with breastfeeding after her own son was born.
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Chet, 25, came clean about his struggles with addiction earlier this year, admitting that he went to rehab over the summer.
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"I'm just in a really good place right now, where I'm comfortable discussing my struggles with bipolar II disorder," she explained.
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I am the sister of doctors and lawyers and judges and a young man who struggles with drug addiction and incarceration.
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The Real co-anchor opened up to PEOPLE about her struggles with food and why she decided to change her body.
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Satechi's new Stand Hub looks like it might be a pretty good solution for anyone who struggles with the backward ports.
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It reportedly struggles with full screen video playback from YouTube for example, even if you turn down the resolution to 480p.
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An insider told PEOPLE the producer and the Justice League actor parted ways in part due to his struggles with addiction.
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The new mom previously opened up about her struggles with infertility in her 2017 memoir, We're Going to Need More Wine.
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And though Lovato told Glamour, "I feel healthy, I feel happy" today, she still struggles with some of her old triggers.
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Kendall likes being successful, but she also struggles with anxiety, and finds her crazy schedule can negatively affect her mental stability.
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Kesha has previously opened up about her struggles with disordered eating — and now she's talking about her battle with mental illness.
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The mother of two, who has previously opened up about her past struggles with alcohol, was humbled from the very beginning.
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However, the home goods seller also gave current quarter earnings guidance below Street estimates, as it struggles with declining profit margins.
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There, poor women face devastating consequences as their country struggles with reproductive health policy and the politics of conservative Catholic ideologies.
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She's found a lot of friends online who share her passion for alternative music or her struggles with a chronic illness.
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While Teddy struggles with her pre-baby jitters, two patients of the week come in with their own mother-daughter drama.
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True to form, the actress used social media to open up about her struggles with depression for Mental Health Awareness Month.
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The red alerts are expected to stay in place until Wednesday, as the country struggles with a thick layer of smog.
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He had finally reached a different socioeconomic status, but had to give it up because of his struggles with background checks.
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But as Faris told Live Happy in the interview, their marriage wasn't perfect and she struggles with tackling issues head on.
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Brown Says He Is No Longer Doing Drugs While Brown still struggles with alcohol, he tells Roberts he is drug free.
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The actor, 64, appeared Monday on Megyn Kelly TODAY where he recalled his struggles with the drug earlier in his career.
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Clinton's campaign sees an opportunity to turn the Grand Canyon state, blue, however, due to Trump's struggles with Latino voters there.
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He just struggles with the strong claims that are being made and craves more nuance, and a more rigorous study design.
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Harris-Taylor's series wanted to show the beauty of facial flaws, born out of her own struggles with acne growing up.
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Europe is trying to boost growth as it struggles with economic malaise, while the U.S. economy is showing signs of improvement.
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For more on CAR's ongoing civil unrest and its struggles with its mineral watch the Vice News documentary United in Hate:
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The endings are not always happy, with several of the veterans describing continued struggles with the aftermath of their combat experience.
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Producing local electricity is a key focus for the city as it struggles with outdated infrastructure, said Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto.
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He told the paper he knows he could have done more that day and struggles with a torrent of what-ifs.
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"It couldn't be further from the truth that Kyrgios is the only guy out there who struggles with (pressure)," he said.
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Given his continuing struggles with his health, including Parkinson's disease, it's unclear what he will be capable of in the future.
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It recognises that, for all China's well-publicised struggles with air pollution, a shortage of water is its biggest environmental problem.
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Case #1: Diane The first patient we meet this week struggles with one of the most heartbreaking skin conditions we've seen.
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I've also talked to a retired couple that struggles with spending about half of their monthly income on rent in Nashville.
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Defense and security would also be discussed, as Europe struggles with the influx of migrants from the Middle East and Africa.
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"Stopping gun violence takes great courage," Ms. Giffords, who still struggles with speaking because of her injuries, told the admiring crowd.
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But the real estate mogul still struggles with women voters, half of whom back Clinton, and just 36 percent support Trump.
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Uber's and WeWork's well-publicized struggles with public investors may not be a good look for SoftBank, their deep-pocketed backer.
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After Cindy "Black Cindy" Hayes is freed early due to a plea deal, she struggles with family problems on the outside.
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If a student struggles with "demonstrating respect for the feelings of others," for example, raising awareness of this problem isn't enough.
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The trans community already struggles with rampant unemployment, partially due to lack of clear employment and housing protections under the law.
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But he also still engaged in constant power struggles with Cyrus (Jeff Perry), who's arguably the show's least morally-driven character.
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And many Americans seem to believe him over a president who struggles with the truth in matters seemingly large and small.
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What led up to this Lovato has long been open about her struggles with sobriety, an eating disorder and being bipolar.
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As one of the youngest-ever women elected to New York government, Julia Salazar sometimes struggles with "feeling" like a leader.
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His lawyers said in court that the claim was based on his client's struggles with narcissism, sexual sadism and substance abuse.
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Her daughter has been forced to take medication during the winter months and sometimes struggles with a cough when she runs.
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He still struggles with the language, but his wife has enough English to work at Cryan's, a local hotel and pub.
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He has learned how to get people to talk about themselves by asking them to share their struggles with health care.
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His scientific breakthroughs, including discoveries about black holes, are documented, as are his struggles with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and family life.
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I also never noticed any banding—a telltale sign that a display struggles with gradation—on blue skies or black spaces.
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An editor born and raised in Alabama struggles with being so far away when her community and family face such tragedy.
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For one thing, like other cities, Orlando struggles with its reliance on one of the dirtiest fuels for producing electricity — coal.
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Romney wrote a memoir about her struggles with multiple sclerosis and helped to open a center for neurological diseases in Boston.
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"Both can amplify anxiety, and be especially triggering if you're someone who already struggles with anxiety day-to-day," she said.
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He replaced Edward A. Flynn, whose 10-year term as chief included struggles with high homicide rates and strained community relations.
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China is widely expected to need more imported meat as it struggles with a fatal pig disease called African swine fever.
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The retailer has been exploring restructuring options to shore up its liquidity as it struggles with its business, CNBC previously reported.
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Progress towards an agreement is being closely monitored by BME's European rivals as its industry struggles with lower fees and revenues.
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Particularly damaging was a television interview she gave in 1995, describing her private struggles with bulimia, depression and her husband's infidelity.
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Barry spoke openly about her son's struggles with drugs, hoping her own experience and transparency could help others confront similar problems.
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Ms. Casares, who earns $10 an hour, struggles with an ever-changing schedule and an absence of employer-provided health care.
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