Khloé is struggling with her feelings about Caitlyn, and Scott is struggling with his relationship status with Kourtney.
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And we are still struggling with racism today; we're still struggling with how to magnify the voices of people of color.
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And right now, they're struggling with the question that Democrats always seems to be struggling with: What's more important: principles or politics?
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Some scientists predict that within the next few years, the number of children struggling with obesity will surpass the number struggling with hunger. Why?
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"I write on behalf of those struggling with mental health issues, our veterans struggling with PTSD and for those impacted by the tragedy of suicide," Wyden writes.
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" For those who may be struggling with a similar feeling, she wants you to know that, "what you are struggling with is just as significant as any other eating disorder.
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There's a young Indian girl, there's a black guy who's struggling with class issues, there's a girl who's struggling with eating disorders, but it actually leans into one of her powers.
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He was struggling with his secret homosexual side — duh!
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"I definitely felt that within the songs that I was writing, it wasn't so much struggling with my identity, as struggling with coming to terms with who I am," she tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Yeah, and as an adult, I look back and realize that the deepest things I feel like I'm struggling with I started struggling with then, I think, and maybe that's because I'm immature.
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Africa is struggling with an epidemic of illegal ivory poaching.
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"I was really struggling with my milk supply," says Malissen.
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But the company is struggling with its ice cream business.
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Many will be living in the neighborhoods struggling with changes.
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That is not the only issue Frankfurt is struggling with.
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The country is struggling with an aging and declining population.
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I was struggling with depression and anxiety at the time.
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" She encouraged others struggling with body acceptance, "Love your body!
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I don't think they're the ones struggling with these questions.
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We're all struggling with the tension between autonomy and connectedness.
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Update: Struggling with customer service is pretty much the worst.
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" Nilsson urged anyone struggling with similar issues to "tell somebody.
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I was really struggling with my BJJ at the time.
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Similarly, speculators are struggling with their bets on the dollar.
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Spain's unstable minority government is struggling with the same problem.
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"Clearly the reef is struggling with multiple impacts," explained Hughes.
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New Jersey has been struggling with a growing bear population.
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But the majority of people struggling with bills are insured.
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Symantec has been struggling with severe competition from nimbler rivals.
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Maersk is not alone in struggling with the industry downturn.
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That's not easy for people struggling with money or stigma.
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The nonprofit organization provides services for people struggling with addiction.
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Swiss investment banks are also struggling with negative interest rates.
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Tiger never really admitted that he was struggling with anything.
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They are struggling with a shortage of masks, Jiang said.
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That's almost 2000 million Americans actively struggling with alcohol abuse.
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Like many communities, Waynesville is struggling with a drug problem.
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This time, Harry's the dad, struggling with his own son.
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But Lee was also struggling with her grief Hill said.
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Background: More Americans are struggling with, and dying from, opioids.
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However, it's clear that Lionel is struggling with his sexuality.
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Goldblatt: I personally am struggling with these things as well.
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CRAMER: STRUGGLING WITH THE BOND MARKET VERSUS THE STOCK MARKET.
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I've been struggling with depression for about 6 months now.
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Brazil is struggling with its worst recession since the 1930s.
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If you're struggling with an eating disorder, you're not alone.
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That's really the exception that I still am struggling with.
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Simpson who are struggling with cancer and other complex diseases.
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Just about every company today is struggling with digital transformation.
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Across the military, the services are all struggling with suicide.
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My parents were struggling with what to do with me.
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Upton has rejuvenated his career after struggling with the Braves.
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Federal data shows 2.2 million U.S. residents struggling with addiction.
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Struggling with insecurity, David (Don Scimé) usually retreats from commitment.
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In 2017, his father died, after struggling with Alzheimer's disease.
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The Palestinian economy is struggling, with unemployment at 27 percent.
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And all of them, she said, were struggling with hygiene.
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Many students are still struggling with their emotions, she says.
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I've always been like, why am I struggling with this?
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This makes sense, considering Twitter is struggling with user growth.
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Yes, she was struggling with her identity under the surface.
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There was a name for what I was struggling with.
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Struggling with all the feelings you've tried to stuff away?
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The company is struggling with writedowns on bad shipping loans.
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Unsurprisingly, I'm not the only one struggling with this issue.
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The sites she visited were soon struggling with sudden popularity.
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Western countries are also struggling with their own worsening outbreaks.
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Freeman plays Paul, a dedicated father struggling with his limitations.
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Twitter has also been struggling with content on its platform.
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Banks and pension funds have been struggling with massive debts.
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Overweight women struggling with PCOS might benefit from losing weight.
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It will save you struggling with your pillowcases ever again!
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Communities in Botswana are now struggling with such a transition.
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Thoughts and prayers to people who are struggling with this.
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At this point Tomasz is already struggling with mental illness.
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BFN: What would you tell people struggling with staying home?
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People struggling with allergies report that every cough elicits glares.
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But he admitted struggling with the demands of American life.
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Japan has also been struggling with the spread of coronavirus.
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They may be struggling with the unknown and need reassurance.
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France is also struggling with social strife and domestic violence.
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But after 250 years, Israel is still struggling with them.
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But small businesses are also struggling with sourcing from China.
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It's not just the teenagers who are struggling with communicating.
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All of social media is struggling with this same issue.
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New York's subway is struggling with old infrastructure and overcrowding.
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All types of U.S. farmers are struggling with climate change.
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Hepatitis C drugmakers have been struggling with slowing sales growth.
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You've been open about struggling with acne in the past.
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Clearly, however, it's not the only one struggling with issue.
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A young woman struggling with the demons of domestic violence.
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And so we're really struggling with these issues right now.
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I knew that he was struggling with his repressed homosexuality.
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He was struggling with his swing, which exacerbated the situation.
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We're struggling with terrorism, refugees, addiction, and grizzlies besieging schools.
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His father was struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine.
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In some countries they are now struggling with declining population.
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They brought families struggling with rare diseases to Capitol Hill.
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He sees L.G.B.T.Q. millennials, on the whole, struggling with this.
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He got specific about which drug he's struggling with now.
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Google's Allo struggling with memory on my personal phone Google's Allo struggling with memory on my personal phone "Today's dialog technology is mostly orthogonal," explains Dan Klein, co-founder and chief scientist of Semantic Machines.
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D'Amico and McClure were struggling with financial issues and rising debt.
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" Despite struggling with the emotional toll, Harper said, "I'm feeling good.
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Hemsworth sounded like any other parent struggling with work-life balance.
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I knew something was off and I was struggling with that.
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Still struggling with the suspect, the officer mouthed the word no.
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Some are struggling with the side-effects of medications they're on.
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A woman was struggling with a man in the passenger's seat.
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Kylie Jenner is opening up about struggling with fame and anxiety.
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It really hurt me because I was struggling with certain things.
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Around the world, bike-sharing startups are struggling with this reality.
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Back at home, Scott is still struggling with Kourtney being gone.
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The shuddering foot of someone struggling with the agony of withdrawal.
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I was kind of struggling with what to do with it.
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We are now struggling with how to choose from these ideas.
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But she's still struggling with asserting herself as an authority figure.
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Turkey, struggling with a restive Kurdish minority, has the same preoccupation.
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Tired of struggling with an unwieldy brush while drying your locks?
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It's something I've been struggling with — just what am I doing?
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However, Boeing did note that it was struggling with flat budgets.
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Those of us who are struggling with addiction must stay strong.
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Per sources, Lovato has been struggling with her sobriety for months.
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Louisiana residents are struggling with how to cope amid the uncertainty.
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She has a message for young women struggling with self-perception.
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At the time, Crockett was struggling with little hope in sight.
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She's talked about struggling with her ethnic identity as a child.
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He's been struggling with diabetes and has had multiple heart attacks.
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What would you say to others struggling with student loan debt?
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Like most state-owned enterprises, the company is struggling with debt.
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It didn't help matters that the actor was struggling with alcoholism.
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Abe is struggling with declining popularity because of suspected cronyism scandals.
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Lower revenue was also troubling in states struggling with budget gaps.
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The company had been struggling with declining revenue for several years.
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"PTSD not only affects the person struggling with it," she says.
|
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Coffee competitor Dunkin' Donuts has also been struggling with declining traffic.
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Ian (Cameron Monaghan) is a gay Jesus struggling with his faith.
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It can be especially damaging for those struggling with mental illness.
|
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Tens of thousands are struggling with cholera, diphtheria and other diseases.
|
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Many white Christians are struggling with fractured families and frayed friendships.
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Europe's biggest economy is struggling with the ageing of its population.
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He also promised to try to help those struggling with addiction.
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"Teachers on day one were struggling with their names," he says.
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Photo: Getty ImagesJust how many men are struggling with erectile dysfunction?
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Demi had been struggling with drugs for weeks before she OD'd.
|
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That goes to a question that we are still struggling with.
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Say goodbye to struggling with streaming and turn over to Sky.
|
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Feedlots in Nebraska have been struggling with muddy conditions for months.
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Many credit counselors can now help people struggling with student debt.
|
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Of all those people struggling with homelessness, about 30% are women.
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I really started struggling with my identity, about 'who am I?
|
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Areas already struggling with high unemployment may see their situation worsen.
|
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That would only aggravate the problem for those struggling with debt.
|
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IVF is an increasingly popular option among couples struggling with fertility.
|
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In addition to rising prices, Americans are struggling with stagnant wages.
|
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I'll admit: I was struggling with a way to start this.
|
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He was struggling with his speech, but his face lit up.
|
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Millions of people are struggling with outrageous levels of student debt.
|
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Producers are struggling with low oil prices and an oversupplied market.
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The industry has been struggling with global overcapacity and sluggish trade.
|
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And epileptic patients are struggling with seizures due to drug shortages.
|
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Who doesn't remember struggling with the slippery plastic foil and markers?
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Tunisia. But that's difficult to do in other areas struggling with
|
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Seeing the suspect struggling with Metoyer, the teen sprang into action.
|
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ABC News tells the stories of families struggling with heroin addiction.
|
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Philip Hammond is struggling with his Brexit straitjacket.
|
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A biker in a leather vest struggling with melting soft serve.
|
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He is struggling with the transition, but is trying his best.
|
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That's why Ledger has been struggling with keeping up with orders.
|
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New Delhi is not the only Indian city struggling with smog.
|
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His advice to anyone struggling with staying sober during this time?
|
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He also had Greg Bird, who has been struggling, with a .
|
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The borough is struggling with a dramatic increase in opioid deaths.
|
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Do you see younger people struggling with that on social media?
|
|
Skipper did not specify which substance he has been struggling with.
|
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Usually I start the day thinking, What am I struggling with?
|
|
After all, the patient can be struggling with a serious condition.
|
|
A young photographer in Saudi Arabia was struggling with family issues.
|
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He was struggling with diarrhea on top of the other symptoms.
|
|
Sometimes it is women struggling with the aftershocks of sexual assault.
|
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She was struggling with the structure and ending of the book.
|
|
Pineapples have become a powerful symbol for women struggling with infertility.
|
|
Perhaps not quickly enough for many of those struggling with addiction.
|
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Many landlords are struggling with same costs that the tenants are.
|
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The manufacturing sector, though, has been struggling with declines in output.
|
|
He heard stories about residents struggling with food insecurity and homelessness.
|
|
He's a student at NYU struggling with aimlessness and alcohol abuse.
|
|
Eleven years later, I am still struggling with my daughter's suicide.
|
|
"That's what I think we are struggling with here," Rogers added.
|
|
I'm struggling with this stranger coming into our lives so abruptly.
|
|
Bradley Byrne of Alabama said he was "struggling" with his vote.
|
|
Puerto Rico is in bankruptcy, struggling with $72 billion in debt.
|
|
"I definitely will be there," Juliet said, struggling with the words.
|
|
Jamil is likely struggling with the antibiotics for her oral surgery.
|
|
Her mother was pushed to the ground while struggling with them.
|
|
Venice has also been struggling with record flooding in recent years,
|
|
Maryland is an example of a state struggling with this issue.
|
|
But one girl — a perpetual troublemaker — kept struggling with her binder.
|
|
Today, my vote for 21st Century Cures is inspired and driven not only by Judy, but also by the millions struggling with cancer, Alzheimer's and other rare and deadly diseases; by the millions of Americans struggling with mental illness; by the millions more who are struggling with substance abuse; and by every American who could be the victim of a biological attack.
|
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"At a time when dairy farmers are already struggling with low milk prices, the tariffs have had an impact, and immigration is another issue they are struggling with as they struggle to find migrant labor," he added.
|
|
A student struggling with math turned to Tinder for last minute help.
|
|
They are in debt and struggling with school loans and family difficulties.
|
|
It is struggling with extreme drought conditions as wildfires continue to burn.
|
|
Trump noted that lawmakers were struggling with immigration legislation on Capitol Hill.
|
|
As OWS grows, it may find itself struggling with a spam problem.
|
|
Former Partridge Family star David Cassidy says he's struggling with memory loss.
|
|
In the 2017 dark comedy, Collins plays a woman struggling with anorexia.
|
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The foundation is aimed at awareness for children struggling with mental health.
|
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If you're struggling with feelings of depression or anxiety, don't stay quiet.
|
|
I was always struggling with disordered eating and trying to be thinner.
|
|
His brother, Fred, was struggling with alcoholism when he died in 1981.
|
|
All across the country, communities are struggling with maintaining their water systems.
|
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What are your thoughts on negative perceptions of people struggling with addiction?
|
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PJ is probably struggling with being traded this early in his career.
|
|
First, Clinton is struggling with monumentally high unfavorable ratings in the polls.
|
|
What is more, liberals have something to offer societies struggling with change.
|
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And we do it whether we're struggling with our body or not.
|
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And that's the problem we have been struggling with for some time.
|
|
Coal firms are struggling, with four other major companies filing for bankruptcy.
|
|
Trans people are already struggling with gender identity and presentation, he says.
|
|
What I didn't realize was that she was struggling with being gay.
|
|
South Africa is struggling with economic recession and stubbornly high unemployment levels.
|
|
In court, he admitted struggling with addictions to heroin, cocaine and alcohol.
|
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But despite their seemingly perfect exterior, the Wilkersons were struggling with infertility.
|
|
What advice would you give to someone who is struggling with theirs?
|
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It really lifted all the buildup my scalp had been struggling with.
|
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Yes, even for those who are struggling with severe mental health issues.
|
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The auto sector is struggling with slow sales and an inventory bloat.
|
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AT&T isn't the only company that's struggling with streaming subscriber losses.
|
|
Japan is struggling with a declining and aging population, and sluggish growth.
|
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I've been struggling with this since the Census Bureau's report came out.
|
|
She was always struggling with her overexposure and the consequences of fame.
|
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Reports circulated that the production was struggling with overheating and interference problems.
|
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That's where you see, the United States is really struggling with this.
|
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But the Olympics and soccer aren't the only sports struggling with heat.
|
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But there are also things that some of us aren't struggling with.
|
|
Iraq is still struggling with the widespread violence unleashed by the war.
|
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She is sweet and confident while struggling with being her own person.
|
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The case involved two young people struggling with mental issues, Cataldo said.
|
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She said she had been struggling with the decision since before Thanksgiving.
|
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Compassion for themselves, whatever they're struggling with, and compassion for your parents.
|
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Like most Ethiopian state-owned enterprises, Ethio Telecom is struggling with debt.
|
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At the time, McDaniels was sober years after struggling with alcohol addiction.
|
|
They're struggling with these issues too, and seeking support of some kind.
|
|
Abhimanyu, a successful writer of pulp fiction, is struggling with writer's block.
|
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" Wood realized that she was struggling with PTSD "and didn't know it.
|
|
Still, he's in great spirits ... for a guy who's struggling with shoelaces.
|
|
However, Google Maps has not been the only one struggling with this.
|
|
Is it ever difficult to see people struggling with these same issues?
|
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Pollsters also found Clinton struggling with perceptions she is dishonest and untrustworthy.
|
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Even workers at charities and churches are struggling with this new mandate.
|
|
A handful of other rich countries are struggling with opioid misuse, too.
|
|
I'm still a bit shook up and struggling with some residual fear.
|
|
"I knew she was down and struggling with being alone," says Bendon.
|
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It seems like you're most struggling with how you speak to yourself.
|
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Businesses are also struggling with how to adopt to the new market.
|
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Veterans arriving home from abroad are struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
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If you're struggling with beauty sickness, don't imagine it's your own fault.
|
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Wednesday's survey shows Trump and Clinton both struggling with unpopularity in Wisconsin.
|
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He said he'd been struggling with nausea and short-term memory loss.
|
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His jail had become a revolving door for people struggling with addiction.
|
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To be fair, Facebook isn't the only company struggling with this issue.
|
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Mr. Nyary said Mr. Kertesz had been struggling with a chronic illness.
|
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The company has been struggling with tough conditions in the retailer sector.
|
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The island has been struggling with more than $70 billion in debt.
|
|
Clinton is also struggling with her favorability in Iowa, the pollsters reported.
|
|
Essie Davis is perfect as Amelia, a troubled widow struggling with depression.
|
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The National Park Service is struggling with a $12 billion maintenance backlog.
|
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Zoom out and you see a liberal democracy struggling with how to
|
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I knew that in New York people were struggling with the ending.
|
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Francisco Franco reflect how Spain is still struggling with its dictatorial past.
|
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She was struggling with debt already, and she couldn't quite make rent.
|
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Mining conglomerates are struggling with an oversupply of workers and production capacity.
|
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EOIR manages the immigration judges who are struggling with the backlog crisis.
|
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"Europe is struggling with the Brexit negotiations and other challenges," said Brilliant.
|
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Countless online forums are dedicated to narcolepsy sufferers struggling with suicidal thoughts.
|
|
Kardashian admits that he's really struggling with the details of that night.
|
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Refugees were struggling with the weather conditions and threatened by human traffickers.
|
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The union has been struggling with a wide-ranging federal corruption probe.
|
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"It's true that we're struggling with this," Potok said during the call.
|
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He will also consider providing grants to students struggling with college debt.
|
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Police, meanwhile, are struggling with resignations and lack of equipment, they added.
|
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Bennington had spoken openly about struggling with addiction, depression, and suicidal feelings.
|
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Restaurants are struggling with government restrictions and a drastic decrease in traffic.
|
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And he cultivated a following with bracing lyrics about struggling with depression.
|
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Rescue attempts dwindle, and the survivors are struggling with a changed world.
|
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Rebekah: For anyone struggling with drinks or drugs, you are not alone.
|
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Let's go back to 2013, when Howard was struggling with the Lakers.
|
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"But we're struggling with homelessness and antisocial behavior in these public spaces."
|
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Mr. Lockhart was struggling with cataracts and had a home health aide.
|
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Cusack plays Wilson in the '80s, as he's struggling with mental illness.
|
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Now Ms. Ramos is struggling with the paperwork required to recover Ashley.
|
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It's not just Facebook, many major tech companies are struggling with diversity.
|
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People struggling with decisions like these have many resources to draw on.
|
|
It's a brave new world, and we're all struggling with the terminology.
|
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"He was actively struggling with being one of two genders," Getsy says.
|
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Americans struggling with addiction need treatment and reduced access to deadly drugs.
|
|
"We're struggling, but our customers are struggling with it, too," he said.
|
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If you're struggling with SAD, know that help is available for you.
|
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Japan had been struggling with falling prices and sluggish growth for decades.
|
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The political strife comes as Khan's government is struggling with the economy.
|
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Debt-laden households, struggling with flat wages and precarious jobs, hardly helped.
|
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"I'm still struggling with it, obviously," Harvey said of his new role.
|
|
The International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses is struggling with the challenge.
|
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But their leadership appears to be struggling with what to do next.
|
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It encourages students to "work on what they're struggling with," he said.
|
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None of these, of course, are solutions for someone struggling with alcohol.
|
|
He too, like myself, was struggling with the unwanted presence of Memoji.
|
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Staff prepared mothers struggling with opioid addiction before delivery to be caregivers.
|
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Oakland's music and art scene was already struggling with high rent prices.
|
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"I grew up struggling with what being beautiful meant," she tells us.
|
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Still struggling with her addictions and depression, Garland married Luft in 1952.
|
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Home Capital, Canada's largest non-bank lender, is struggling with financing problems.
|
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He wasn't nearly as crisp on Monday while struggling with his command.
|
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Our criminal justice system is already struggling with racial bias and disparity.
|
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"I am struggling with who our men's customer is," Ms. Rawson said.
|
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In Los Angeles and Oakland, teachers are struggling with staggering housing costs.
|
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Giannis Antetokounmpo had 14 points and 10 rebounds, struggling with foul trouble.
|
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Do you have any advice for us who are struggling with it?
|
|
Not every prison housing detainees is struggling with medical emergencies and lawsuits.
|
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Chandra, for one, is clearly struggling with the demands of the case.
|
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And she's struggling with how to help, in this and in general.
|
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This is an issue Trump has been struggling with for some time.
|
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Even if they aren't struggling with joblessness, most Puerto Ricans are struggling with a gnawing fear of the unknown, said Miguel A. Soto-Class, president of the Center for a New Economy, a research institute in San Juan.
|
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"Large companies are struggling with this because they have vast amounts of data, and small companies are struggling with this because they don't have those resources," Peter McLaughlin, a privacy law attorney at Womble Bond Dickinson, tells Axios.
|
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Around the same time, her younger daughter began struggling with an eating disorder.
|
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The strategy could be potent against Trump, who is struggling with female voters.
|
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"The big thing our clients are struggling with is foot traffic," he said.
|
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He says that he has been "struggling" with his emotions more than usual.
|
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He's a lone wolf, not a wide-eyed mutant struggling with outsider status.
|
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I'm struggling with biting my nails, so I've been wanting to try these.
|
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After all, real-world Japan is currently struggling with acceptance for queer youth.
|
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"Doing simple things now that I'm on my own, I'm struggling with it."
|
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When he first came in, he mentioned really struggling with being in relationships.
|
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Help for pregnant women struggling with addiction can be hard to come by.
|
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He&aposs struggling with alcoholism until he meets Lady Gaga&aposs character, Ally.
|
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He finds himself comforting his son's fears while still struggling with his own.
|
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The sector was already struggling with thin margins, stiff competition and falling prices.
|
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So much of what I had been struggling with suddenly fell into place.
|
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He also told a woman struggling with relationship issues to grab her breasts.
|
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But when you're struggling with OCD, irrational fears don't always succumb to logic.
|
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Rob Kardashian is still struggling with his weight, a source reveals to PEOPLE.
|
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Aside from the threat of violence, universities are struggling with the cost burden.
|
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After a decade of struggling with his higher-ups, he decided to quit.
|
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Allen says he is "struggling and struggling and struggling" with the TV show.
|
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When Mr. Carter took office in 1977, the economy was struggling with inflation.
|
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But its plight mirrors many other sectors struggling with the fallout from Brexit.
|
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I remember being too hard on a scene that he'd been struggling with.
|
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He then admitted a sense of shame for struggling with addiction and poverty.
|
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It soon became clear that I wasn't the only person struggling with money.
|
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Even the most liberal, feminist circles are struggling with expanding ideas about gender.
|
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Coates is still around, and Doggett's still struggling with her feelings for him.
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Wheatcroft came back to the UK struggling with what had happened in Yosemite.
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While the rally is spreading, many smaller cities are still struggling with oversupply.
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Meanwhile, Spelling was struggling with what to do next to make ends meet.
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That's one of the multitude of things that people will be struggling with.
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Logic's got a powerful message to those struggling with survivor's guilt ... KEEP FIGHTING.
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If you're struggling with low battery, try some of these power saving options.
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After years of struggling with her weight, Shantel Carrilo successfully lost 194 lbs.
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For them, exercising true autonomy when struggling with terminal illness is virtually impossible.
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But that is not enough for many farmers struggling with low crop prices.
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"The team support veterans struggling with all kinds of issues," she told Tatler.
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But behind the scenes, the actor was still struggling with a private pain.
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Hualien drainage struggling with copious amount of rain from #typhoon #Megi #Taiwan pic.twitter.
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Ashton used the moment to encourage others struggling with depression to speak up.
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With her announcement, Hathaway also shared her support for women struggling with infertility.
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Just scored the ball extremely well, something I've been struggling with this season.
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Even though I am still struggling with PTSD, I have healed so much.
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It's drug-induced — he's been struggling with a quiet heroin addiction all season.
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Most other groups are struggling with yields a tenth of that or less.
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The two shareholders had been struggling with severe overcapacity and plunging cement prices.
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Many of us are struggling with feelings of devastation and uncertainty right now.
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Southern European countries, Greece in particular, are struggling with the flow of people.
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Struggling with widening losses, Pandora is under pressure to become a subscription service.
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The businessman also said he will work to help people struggling with addiction.
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He's struggling with the V.A. The other day, we heard this horrible story.
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Like many Americans, young farmers are struggling with record levels of student loans.
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It's difficult, especially too if you're struggling with addiction and battling those things.
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It's the question America is struggling with in the form of Donald Trump.
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Families across this country are struggling with rising prescription drug prices every day.
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India is struggling with gender issues as much as any other country is.
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Summitt died Tuesday at 64 after years of struggling with Alzheimer's-type dementia.
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In a country already struggling with domestic violence, the report was simply devastating.
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Admittedly, social conservatives have found themselves struggling with how to articulate their case.
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That can go a long way for an employee struggling with student debt.
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I left of my own accord, after struggling with a series of doubts.
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Mr. Levine, 72, has long been struggling with health problems, including Parkinson's disease.
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One TIM competitor, Oi SA, is currently struggling with a messy debt restructuring.
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I think it is hard ... here's what I think they were struggling with.
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"If you are struggling with your body image, talk to someone," she advises.
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Tesla has been struggling with production issues and faces concerns about its finances.
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The Cubs were already struggling with a manpower shortage in that same infield.
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Remember what happened when Bernie was struggling with black voters in the South?
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It is also struggling with other militants, particularly from Islamic State's Afghanistan branch.
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Yet, we are also struggling with fundamental questions of integration and Swedish identity.
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Other Twitter properties like Vine are also struggling with no or low growth.
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However, making sense of this senselessness, well, that's what I'm currently struggling with.
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Russell Crowe plays a widowed writer struggling with a mental breakdown and fatherhood.
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This trend is indicative of just how many Americans are struggling with anxiety.
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He's struggling with the V.A. The other day, we heard this horrible story.
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Once, I read an essay written by someone who was struggling with depression.
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This phrase so perfectly encompassed the ideological clash I had been struggling with.
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If you say you're struggling with money, they'll buy you a nice gift.
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She also volunteers to field calls from parents and kids struggling with addiction.
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Our nation is already struggling with enough division — economic, racial, geographic, and political.
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"The relevance to my life is the connection I'm struggling with," she wrote.
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TikTok could also become a helpful resource for people struggling with eating disorders.
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That can be inspiring — seeing them in their public profile struggling with something.
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For couples struggling with infertility, the IVF process is already an emotional journey.
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France, in particular, is struggling with crippling strikes and violent "yellow vest" demonstrations.
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And struggling with the inner voice that keeps saying what's good and bad.
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Unlike Gracia, this area of Poblenou was not struggling with a traffic problem.
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Some came out as transgender, as HIV positive, as struggling with eating disorders.
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Yet the automaker has also been struggling with the quality of its vehicles.
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Many hands went up when she asked who knew someone struggling with opioids.
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GENG: There are people who really are struggling with the disease of addiction.
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He uses a wheelchair and, by his 30s, was struggling with drug addiction.
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This is particularly helpful if you are alone and struggling with stress eating.
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Deborah Fuller, Sarah's mother, is still struggling with the loss of her daughter.
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"They are struggling with how the book makes them feel," Dr. Mariotti said.
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For a municipality struggling with a dwindling tax base, those savings were huge.
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Athletes have been struggling with Olympic preparations amid coronavirus restrictions around the world.
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Athletes have been struggling with Olympic preparations amid coronavirus restrictions around the world.
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The situation has left other types of employees struggling with what to do.
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Struggling with the handcuffs, it's not easy for them to raise their hands.
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But many other mothers may still be struggling with the transition to motherhood.
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According to BoF, Barneys was struggling with high rents and changing consumer tastes.
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These individuals, frequently struggling with addiction or homelessness, have extremely complicated medical conditions.
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You see these couples really struggling with someone who is different from them.
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"CARA will increase access to treatment for individuals struggling with addiction," Ayotte said.
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I'm still kind of struggling with this idea of it being truly concluded.
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But he has blown hot and cold, often struggling with his forehand consistency.
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Many were already struggling with China's slowing economic growth and increased government meddling.
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For now, though, cancer moonshot is struggling with just standardizing data across platforms.
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India's Taj Mahal is also struggling with a rising influx of international visitors.
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Imagine that you've been struggling with a serious and fairly embarrassing personal problem.
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India is the world's biggest sugar producer but is struggling with a surplus.
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Macri's government is struggling with the aftermath of capital flight earlier this month.
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Alma had died four years ago after struggling with arthritis and liver cancer.
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Dear Work It Out, I have been struggling with a situation at work.
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The country is currently struggling with a resurgence in migrant and refugee arrivals.
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But every country in the world has people struggling with mental health issues.
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His plant, struggling with high costs of power and transport, is not hiring.
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But the left is struggling with how to convert those impulses into reality.
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You'll meet his youngest son, Albus, who's struggling with the dark family legacy.
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Now immigration authorities are struggling with the biggest number of apprehensions in years.
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Starbucks has been struggling with weak sales in the U.S. for several quarters.
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If you find yourself struggling with your inner voice, try drowning it out.
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In Greece, which is still struggling with crushing debts, unemployment is around 25%.
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But it's the changing demographics that US officials and agencies are struggling with.
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On the other hand, I'm struggling with feelings of loss all over again.
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I'm already struggling with not judging Alan's fiance by comparing her to Jenny.
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What has Duke University been struggling with this season, including Coach Mike Krzyzewski?
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Pollsters found Clinton and Trump are both struggling with unpopularity in Colorado, however.
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She said she was struggling with being a royal and a new mother.
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I even felt sorry for friends who'd talk about struggling with anxiety regularly.
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Homebuilders have also been struggling with limited supply and a shortage of labor.
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The 21.4-year old company has been struggling with debt for several years.
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Pardlo joins the Marine Corps to escape him, eventually struggling with alcoholism himself.
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After struggling with my holster a bit, I drew my gun and fired.
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He lingers at Giacometti's lovely sculpture of his mother, struggling with his emotions.
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Olympic champion swimmer Michael Phelps is struggling with the same kind of issues.
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The other day, I was struggling with, I forget which one it was.
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Perhaps they've gone through an eating disorder, or are currently struggling with disordered eating.
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Amber Portwood has been struggling with suicidal thoughts since being diagnosed with postpartum depression.
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Millions are also struggling with food shortages and soaring inflation, fueling protests against Maduro.
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The low-end diamond market is struggling with too much supply, according to Bloomberg.
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Builders are struggling with higher lumber prices as well as labor and land shortages.
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Many doctors struggling with suicidal ideation or depression, however, never seek any psychiatric help.
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Participants may be struggling with homelessness or addiction; some are refugees experiencing social isolation.
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What the market is struggling with is it's a Fed that says one thing.
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It was struggling with brand identity and offering too many different kinds of products.
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We were struggling with Facebook but now we are one of their marketing partners.
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If you're struggling with an itchy, flaky scalp, oil can potentially worsen your condition.
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"This is a woman who is struggling with schizophrenia," the civil rights attorney said.
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Donald Trump has been struggling with a slight sniffle throughout the first presidential debate.
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Vale, the world's largest nickel producer, is still struggling with plans for that segment.
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Once I was in college, I spoke to parents struggling with their child's conditions.
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Kemenczy: Yeah, and Shannon is a TV repair woman who's struggling with her business.
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My stepfather, Harry Reynolds, had been struggling with Alzheimer's in a specialized care facility.
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On a daily basis, people who are struggling with opioids contact me for insight.
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He's really struggling with the idea of whether or not he's a good person.
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Struggling with eating shook my confidence in my ability to know how to be.
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I was struggling with overwhelming anxiety and suicidal thoughts, unable to eat and sleep.
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"When you're struggling with OCD, irrational fears don't always succumb to logic," she writes.
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Yet most Western countries, struggling with ageing populations and shrinking workforces, need more migrants.
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After struggling with the decision to reach out, I called my mother-in-law.
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This isn't the only thing Headey had to say about struggling with her career.
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He has spoken openly about struggling with addiction before he got sober in 2002.
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By providing more pathways to treatment, we can better help those struggling with addiction.
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President, this is what I am struggling with at this point in my life.
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I had wanted to wake up before now, but I've been struggling with insomnia.
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The government is also struggling with other militants, particularly from Islamic State's Afghanistan branch.
|
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Meanwhile Starbucks has been struggling with weak sales in the U.S. for several quarters.
|
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Maybe you have followers struggling with fertility who aren't ready to share your joy.
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The quality of the camera sensors is what I really found myself struggling with.
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Often, those killed include people struggling with mental illness, emotional breakdowns or seizure disorders.
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Koch, like many libertarian-minded, global business leaders must be struggling with this election.
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Moreover, her honesty offers a way forward for others struggling with the same hurdles.
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Morocco is struggling with an influx of African migrants seeking passage to nearby Europe.
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"Brad Pitt wouldn't quit," Efron chants while visibly and audibly struggling with the exercise.
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And it's also a very simple story of a woman struggling with workplace harassment.
|
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Trying to catch those serves whilst struggling with a buffering stream is nearly impossible.
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He had been telling me personal things, like how he was struggling with depression.
|
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She's encouraged dads struggling with heroin addiction to get clean needles at the exchange.
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Instead I was the Mike Brown who was struggling with suicidal thoughts and depression.
|
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Millions are also struggling with food shortages and soaring inflation, fuelling protests against Maduro.
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K.D. Chalk, 2120, has been struggling with painful periods since her middle school years.
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It is a lack of showering that I am struggling with—a negative symptom.
|
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Even while struggling with the physical manifestation of my own anxiety, I felt mortified.
|
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But that will likely be cold comfort to families struggling with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
|
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Some are struggling with concentration or common word recall, The Associated Press has reported.
|
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For years the authority has been struggling with budgetary troubles and has neglected repairs.
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Coach has been a total dog stock for years, struggling with gaining sustainable growth.
|
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People don t necessarily understand that young people are still struggling with the condition.
|
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Buckley also wants other hopeful parents to keep trying if they're struggling with infertility.
|
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Prospective parents struggling with infertility can turn to IVF, or sperm and egg donation.
|
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Southern European countries, Greece in particular, are struggling with the amount of people arriving.
|
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He was also struggling with the recent finalization of his divorce from Khloe Kardashian.
|
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After suffering a miscarriage and struggling with endometriosis, singer Halsey is freezing her eggs.
|
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After two years of struggling with infertility, one Texas couple is finally expecting twins.
|
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Asonye indicated the prosecution was struggling with Judge Ellis' demand to quicken the pace.
|
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The new site is designed for first-time buyers who are struggling with affordability.
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I know you were struggling with the business side of music in general, too.
|
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But even still, she admitted to struggling with her body image as of late.
|
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"We have a handful of guys who are struggling with their rhythm," Scioscia said.
|
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Venus is the planet of art and money, two things you're struggling with now.
|
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Construction and transportation industries have been identified as among those struggling with worker shortages.
|
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But it's not the only Middle Eastern nation struggling with the consequences of war.
|
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In the United States, 13 million children live in households struggling with food insecurity.
|
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But Reddit, led by CEO Steve Huffman, seems to be struggling with its reform.
|
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After two decades of struggling with insomnia, last year I finally found a cure.
|
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Residents of Zimbabwe are struggling with poverty and dim economic prospects, the AP reported.
|
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" "My district right now is struggling with acts of anti-Semitism, individuals being attacked.
|
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Air Zimbabwe has been struggling with a $300 million debt, including to foreign creditors.
|
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"Some of my friends are struggling with loving themselves and loving life," she says.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, head to halfofus.
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LIKE COUNTLESS STUDENTS of German before him, Ahmed is struggling with his verb placement.
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The OPEC nation is struggling with a recession, soaring consumer prices and chronic shortages.
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At the time, Underwood was a 19-year-old college student struggling with alcoholism.
|
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But Patreon has also simply spent a long time struggling with its payment system.
|
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Second, the deals could drive efficiency in an industry that is struggling with productivity.
|
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Though the couple fell in love, Petty was struggling with a secret heroin addiction.
|
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Unfortunately, for the families currently struggling with child-care costs, there's no easy fix.
|
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South Africa is not alone in struggling with the rising cost of higher education.
|
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Cowell's family released a statement that said he had been struggling with mental illness.
|
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If you are struggling with first-trimester nausea, wearing tight clothing makes it worse.
|
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For New Yorkers struggling with eating disorders recovery, the name Timothy holds significant weight.
|
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Public health is struggling, with a number of diseases in a number of cases.
|
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They're both struggling comedians, but their careers aren't the only thing they're struggling with.
|
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These super-successful companies with few employees should worry an America struggling with inequality.
|
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Pack (Asif Ali) is the obligatory tech-obsessed guy, struggling with electronic-device withdrawal.
|
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GM's Korea operations have been struggling with rising labor costs and slumping domestic sales.
|
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The motivation behind the study was to help people who are struggling with weight.
|
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" Nineteen: "I will personally lead a walking tour for people struggling with suicidal thoughts.
|
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The industry, including Travelers, is also struggling with growing losses in commercial auto insurance.
|
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Venezuela, in crisis for years now because of economic mismanagement, is struggling with payments.
|
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Slashing Medicaid hurts kids, the elderly, people with disabilities and those struggling with addiction.
|
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As it turns out, I was not the only one struggling with the simulator.
|
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The joke is inconsiderate towards the many people struggling with infertility and pregnancy losses.
|
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If you are struggling with an eating disorder, contact the National Eating Disorders Association.
|
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We were struggling with personal emotions and really hard questions: How did this happen?
|
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The number of companies struggling with their debt obligations is hovering near record highs.
|
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"In particular, I think women and mothers are really struggling with this," she said.
|
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His rock-ribbed public image contrasts with a history of struggling with personal demons.
|
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Secrets that Tina's father, who's struggling with dementia, has withheld from her for years.
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That's higher than previous polls that have found Americans struggling with prescription drug costs.
|
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Later, she revealed to her family that she was struggling with her gender identity.
|
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We sense that he is struggling with culture shock as much as raw grief.
|
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Dirtier sources of energy like coal are already struggling with job losses and bankruptcies.
|
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Do you have any advice to young women who are struggling with family relationships?
|
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Kevin's father, Len Boclair, said he's struggling with seeing his son in this state.
|
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She said she remembered him struggling with English when he first arrived from Brazil.
|
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If you are struggling with an eating disorder, contact the National Eating Disorders Association.
|
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It's just getting on and off the foils is the part I'm struggling with.
|
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Young couples are also struggling with economic pressures, including rising housing and education costs.
|
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Here they interview people struggling with methamphetamine addiction in a community in rural Arkansas.
|
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Mr. Gard said many of his colleagues were struggling with the idea of returning.
|
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"I'm not prepared to answer the question," he said, clearly struggling with the issue.
|
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If you are struggling with your finances, here are some steps to take now.
|
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She shared that her adult children are struggling with low pay and poor benefits.
|
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The upshot: It was struggling with $100 million in debt and hemorrhaging red ink.
|
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Trump's surrogates also appeared sensitive to the criticism that Trump was struggling with women.
|
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"I am constantly struggling with discipline while Bijayini embraces it willingly," Ms. Sen wrote.
|
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He suffered a stroke and had been struggling with kidney issues, the team said.
|
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Danielle Moylan wrote a beautiful, wrenching essay on struggling with infertility in Kabul, Afghanistan.
|
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Additionally, Russia remains a badly managed economy struggling with adverse demographics and weak growth.
|
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For those struggling with student debt, a new credit card is hardly the answer.
|
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"I am struggling with the fact that my children are getting older," she admitted.
|
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Brazil's Vale is still struggling with its Goro plant after six years of operation.
|
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He allowed one runner through the first three innings before struggling with his sinker.
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Today there are approximately 44.7 million people who were or are struggling with PTSD.
|
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Alec's story also resonated with those parents who were simply struggling with the costs.
|
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After struggling with drug addiction, Tony lost his job, his house and his family.
|
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Only Anita Hartig faltered, struggling with the long lines of the Countess's classic arias.
|
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Yet mayors are struggling with constituents who doubt the truth of facts and experts.
|
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Hulu could also be struggling with the technical challenges of ad-supported downloads, perhaps.
|
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It's a hard sell, he said, to Canadian producers struggling with low oil prices.
|
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Since October, the country has been struggling with political turmoil and severe economic uncertainty.
|
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Even Wells Fargo, which is struggling with operational problems, managed to make shareholders happy.
|
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SGX's offer comes as the global shipping industry is struggling with its deepest downturn.
|
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European leaders struggling with a rise of populist forces rushed to cheer the result.
|
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Lawmakers in Virginia are struggling with how to handle the explosive allegations against Fairfax.
|
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Former child actor Corey Haim died of pneumonia after struggling with prescription drug abuse.
|
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Jennifer explained that Hannah was bipolar and struggling with the death of their cat.
|
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Artists are struggling with what it means to be a New Yorker in 2018.
|
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After years of struggling with his disability, this woman's son was finally doing well.
|
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California in particular has been struggling with chronic housing and homeless crises, AP notes.
|
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"Investors are struggling with this market because the skies are blue," Mr. Stack said.
|
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What my—and many others'—social feeds don't show is whatever we're struggling with.
|
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After years of struggling with painkiller and heroin use, buprenorphine helped her stop using.
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He implored anyone listening who's struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts to get help.
|
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A neighbor noticed the two men struggling with the door and called the police.
|
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Before the hurricane, the bankrupt territory was already struggling with $72 billion in debt.
|
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This is great news for transplant science and women who are struggling with infertility.
|
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Jane Lynch is clearly struggling with Mark Salling's apparent suicide ... for several complicated reasons.
|
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"I needed to write it because there may be a girl that's struggling with a toxic relationship; there may be a girl that's struggling with how to deal with coaches and the business of basketball, the business of any sport," Cash said.
|
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"I have been struggling with Lyme and other co-infections for the past two years which has debilitated me from riding my horses, going to school, and struggling with work which are all the things I am so passionate about," she continued.
|
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Officials, who said had been struggling with depression, found anti-depressants in her hotel room.
|
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Antoni says that while he was struggling with addiction, food was a source of positivity.
|
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With employment at record highs, construction companies in particular are struggling with massive labour shortages.
|
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Petrobras is struggling with low oil prices, nearly $130 billion of debt and stagnant output.
|
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We're all struggling with this era of social media and -- KERNEN: But you know what?
|
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The motorist saw the officer struggling with the attacker and asked if he could intervene.
|
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It was insanely crowded, but I do finish two routes that I've been struggling with!
|
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In last week's episode, Swan said that she targets people who are struggling with depression.
|
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There's still something fascinating — and maybe even heartening — about the series struggling with its origins.
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I was really struggling with it and how to not take it all really personally.
|
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But this find could help the state of Alaska, which is struggling with budget problems.
|
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He previously opened up about struggling with grief at a Kensington Palace barbecue in 2016.
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If you're struggling with student loans or credit card debt, save 230% of your income.
|
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It produced 53,8533 Model 3s in the latest quarter, but is still struggling with deliveries.
|
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Her mother said she was struggling with survivor's guilt and had been diagnosed with PTSD.
|
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Beauty pageants may be struggling with diversity and representation of a variety of body types.
|
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The overall picture is of a party struggling with familiar incompetence and unfamiliar existential angst.
|
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It's not just tenants who are struggling with the rise of smart home technology, either.
|
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The other men in the group are struggling with dating and even leaving the house.
|
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"It looks like Exxon is struggling with the $13 region here," Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
|
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Emilia Clarke may be the Mother of Dragons, but she's struggling with her Dothraki spelling.
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Yes, many of them are struggling with student loan debt, medical bills and high rents.
|
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"Been struggling with jr," she wrote to a friend on Facebook, according to court records.
|
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While the Herald is struggling with the decline of print, the Post is going strong.
|
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Theres going to be people struggling with this for years, he said in an interview.
|
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" Fortunately, struggling with his own worries of "do I fit in?" and "do I matter?
|
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Shailene Woodley is opening up about seeking therapy after struggling with how she viewed herself.
|
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Worldwide, mobile and fixed line telecom operators are struggling with declining revenue amid intense competition.
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Companies already struggling with sales or debt may go out of business or declare bankruptcy.
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It stars a nigh-omnipotent hero struggling with the real-world consequences of his actions.
|
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The show's central characters are all from different countries and struggling with radically different issues.
|
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Like other generics makers, the company is also struggling with falling prices for such drugs.
|
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Similarly, fewer people in both liberal and conservative states are struggling with cannabis use disorder.
|
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If he feels like he's struggling with them, they'll probably come off during the game.
|
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Lima, a city of 10 million, has been struggling with its garbage problem for years.
|
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China has been struggling with its debt-ridden regional banks for a long time now.
|
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Disney is hardly struggling with a budget that won't allow for more dancers or extras.
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At least we have a fence, so I'm not struggling with her on a leash.
|
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Other Central and South American countries are also struggling with the fallout from the virus.
|
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Video shows Officer Evan Olson struggling with a black teenager in the mall parking lot.
|
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After years of struggling with endometriosis, singer Halsey is speaking openly about the debilitating condition.
|
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We were both struggling with jealousy, so it was kind of about both of us.
|
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China has been struggling with its debt-ridden regional banks for a long time now.
|
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It's nice to see someone struggling with these issues and not giving up on them.
|
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He'd been struggling with heart issues, and already had a defibrillator implanted in his chest.
|
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Japan is struggling with a critical labor shortage, forcing them to accept more foreign workers.
|
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And the economy is slowing down, leaving the country's highly-educated youth struggling with unemployment.
|
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Business-wise, we suffered, but emotionally, all of us here have been struggling with it.
|
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People struggling with addiction and depression are disconnected from the world and from other people.
|
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Sudanese have been struggling with sharp price rises and shortages of cash and basic products.
|
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But let me share another way that helps those struggling with doubts about the afterlife.
|
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Taryn Manning wants you to know ... she's struggling with her sobriety, but she's getting help.
|
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Zimbabwe is also struggling with acute shortages of fuel, forcing motorists to queue for hours.
|
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"Here's the problem I'm struggling with," one student says to another in the spoof clip.
|
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George Michael was reclusive and struggling with his weight in the months before his death.
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But she is still struggling with the permanent change that happened just the day before.
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And when someone like Teigen admits to struggling with depression, she helps destigmatize the condition.
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"We will give people struggling with addiction access to the help they need," he said.
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There are hotlines and emergency therapists available for someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts.
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E3, the video game industry's largest trade show, is struggling with an exodus of publishers.
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Those struggling with addiction, Kolodny said, need easy access to maintenance therapy drugs like buprenorphine.
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"It's important to me that moms who are struggling with addiction get help," she said.
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If built, the project could help a Canadian energy sector struggling with low crude prices.
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The company is struggling with ample supply of commodities, lower prices and slower economic growth.
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In an acceptance speech, Lana speaks candidly about struggling with gender identity and contemplating suicide.
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If you're struggling with a New Year's resolution that involves more exercise, you're not alone.
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Bangladesh, India and Nepal are struggling with massive flooding brought on by what seasonal rains?
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If you're chronically struggling with deadlines, stop scheduling your day based on everything going right.
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"I'm struggling with this a lot," he said, and poured me a cup of tea.
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Dad had been struggling with heart failure since his second heart attack in his 70s.
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But many have condemned it as a public shaming of people struggling with drug addiction.
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Rowling also uses her magical Twitter powers to encourage and support people struggling with anxiety.
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But after three major attacks by militants last year, Tunisia is struggling with security challenges.
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In races across the country, GOP candidates are struggling with listless fundraising and robust challengers.
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But many of the families are struggling, with more than half below the poverty line.
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Despite struggling with limited financial resources, the Mariyapuram village council has ensured follow-up measures.
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You're probably struggling with severe anxiety when you can't access your cell phone, he said.
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Even when tenants are struggling with overdue rent, lawyers can help them stave off eviction.
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While Cervantes was struggling with Adelaide's care, he landed the lead role in the play.
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I wanted to remind people just how long he's been struggling with acute self-regard.
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In high school, Helbig used to count calories and obsessively exercise, struggling with exercise bulimia.
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Vulnerable Republican lawmakers are struggling with whether they would endorse Trump as their party's nominee.
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Greece is also struggling with nonperforming loans — its total is around €108 billion and rising.
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Egypt is struggling with an acute dollar shortage that has hampered trade and business confidence.
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"Right to Desire" brands itself as a movement for women who are struggling with HSDD.
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But he hopes to use that platform to evangelize and help others struggling with addiction.
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Even Lululemon, the athleisure pioneer, has been struggling with falling profit margins and rising inventory.
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A George Washington University Battleground poll taken earlier this month showed Clinton struggling with millennials.
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It reminds you that we're all struggling with a lot of these big, existential questions.
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How do you reconcile being drawn to the community, but struggling with its persistent challenges?
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To cope with childhood traumas, she turned to alcohol, and she began struggling with alcoholism.
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He vaguely shared that he was struggling with his parents, but didn't get into specifics.
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What advice would you give to those who are struggling with their own body-image?
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So many of the trans community told us that they've been struggling with this problem.
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At around the lap-35 mark, Verstappen reported that he was struggling with the rear.
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But a ton of editors and stylists, designers and photographers are constantly struggling with money.
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Since then, he has filed numerous dispatches from neighborhoods struggling with poverty and gun violence.
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Barnes & Noble has been struggling with years of falling sales and foot traffic as Amazon.
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For Brazil's government, struggling with its biggest recession in decades, the port is a lifeline.
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It is counting on private investment to revive an oil industry, struggling with low prices.
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"Parents of autistic kids are always struggling with gluten-free diets and chelation," Jacobi said.
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Struggling with ultra-low inflation, the ECB will offer the new loans every three months.
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China, struggling with high pollution levels in major cities, is aggressively pushing plug-in vehicles.
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Tesla has been struggling with bottlenecks and other glitches in its Model 3 assembly process.
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Havana (CNN)Cuba is offering to send doctors to more countries struggling with the coronavirus.
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The schools are struggling with debt even as the charity sits on tens of millions.
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And most importantly, I just connected two ideas I've been struggling with for a month.
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But it was Boston that was struggling with a long layoff — at least early on.
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Hayes scored 22004 points; Alcindor, who was struggling with an injured eye, had only 275.
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By that time, Ms. Monzur had resettled in Vancouver, but was struggling with her disability.
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The annual ceremony has been struggling with sinking ratings, as well as some political backlash.
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But it isn't just the Fed that is struggling with the lack of government reports.
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In 2017, the United States gave $420 million to Central American countries struggling with violence.
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Lately I've been struggling with my uni work, which is kind of freaking me out.
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You're showing a behavioral pattern consistent with someone who may be struggling with an addiction.
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A man from Western Australia who was struggling with the loss of his partner responded.
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Meanwhile, Dr. Emani was struggling with the same heart injuries in his work with babies.
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Niche Bryant, 16 Bryant can remember when he first started struggling with his body image.
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That left Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, the other top candidates, struggling with disappointing results.
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Commuters have been left stranded, struggling with fare hikes, and getting onto packed public transport.
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The country's plummeting economy has added pressure on a region struggling with low commodity prices.
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Tony Dorsett -- now 65 and struggling with the nightmare of degenerative brain disease -- was right.
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In 2012, the network was struggling with a dilemma that is common to cable news.
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Chicago is struggling with parallel crises of endemic violence and distrust of the Police Department.
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Swift exemplifies how body commentary can be particularly damaging for someone struggling with disordered eating.
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Others are alive but struggling with dead-end jobs or wrestling with drugs and alcohol.
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It was clear during oral arguments that the justices were still struggling with the issue.
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Waze's newest reporting feature will bring relief to anyone struggling with frosty commutes this winter.
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If speculators are struggling with their Treasuries trades, they're having better luck with the dollar.
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Lundberg said that she sees a lot of her freelancing clients struggling with this step.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who said all week he was struggling with the decision.
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Hanauma Bay, Hawaii, is also struggling with the effects tourism is having on the environment.
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Diane, now living in Chicago with her boyfriend, is struggling with depression and writer's block.
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He was also still struggling with the death of his mother a few years earlier.
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Downtown still sparkles, but many of the innovative skyscrapers are struggling with high vacancy rates.
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Here goes….. I have been struggling with hair loss for most of my adult life.
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Friday's results show Clinton and Trump are both struggling with negative perceptions in the state.
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ET. (CNN)Experts have proposed using medical marijuana to help Americans struggling with opioid addiction.
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The growing list of retailers struggling with debt should sound a note of caution, though.
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Talk about Trump struggling with a populist candidate has more recently focused on Bernie Sanders.
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She told NBC News in November 2017 that Wang was struggling with depression in prison.
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"We're struggling with the mindset we need to take care of ourselves financially," Klontz said.
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It's no secret that he has been struggling with it the last month or so.
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The country is struggling with stagnant wages while the cost of living continues to rise.
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The economy is struggling with its first recession in 25 years due low oil prices.
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We are struggling with the fact there are not a lot of people in town.
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But it's clear that Warren, like Bernie Sanders before her, is struggling with black voters.
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Such content can be educational for children struggling with their own gender identity, she said.
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For coastal areas already struggling with rising seas, those storms will bring even more flooding.
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Venezuela is struggling with an ongoing power outage, that has paralyzed most of the country.
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The move came as Uber has been struggling with complaints about harassment in the office.
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The bad news is that he is still struggling with the concept of professional boundaries.
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In 2005, as my husband was struggling with throat cancer, we thought about water burial.
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" Metallica shared that "James has been struggling with addiction on and off for many years.
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She writes honestly about feeling hopeless, about struggling with trauma, about leaving the industry behind.
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"[Republicans] want to help Americans struggling with the cost of health insurance immediately," Alexander said.
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She was struggling with depression and post-traumatic stress after losing a baby born prematurely.
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Obviously, losing insurance can be bad for anyone, whether they're struggling with addiction or not.
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But some of those same Democrats are struggling with the case of Virginia's Lt. Gov.
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I still had some things I was struggling with, I didn't have a spiritual connection.
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On many fronts, the state of California has been struggling with protecting inmates in jail.
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If you read Herbert Marcuse's One-Dimensional Man, you see him struggling with this problem.
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That kid was struggling with his identity, trying to figure himself out and I think to anyone struggling with theirs and trying to discover, their voice, listen, we made a film about a gay man, an immigrant who lived his life just unapologetically himself.
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Four months after her half-sister Carrie's death, Joely Fisher is still struggling with her grief.
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And many Americans are struggling with insurance plans that demand ever higher out-of-pocket costs.
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"Unfortunately we still have officers that are struggling with the Pulse tragedy," the police chief said.
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He sees his fellow students struggling with their grief, and he knows how hard it is.
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Fara uncovers at least one tangible record of them struggling with their role in the war.
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We were both struggling with the heat and decided to run the last few miles together.
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Madeline's Madeline is about a young woman who's struggling with a mother who doesn't understand her.
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Tech companies struggling with how to respond to misinformation should support and value their fact-checkers.
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It's a daily grind of struggling with pain, anxieties, managing sleep, and managing your overall stressors.
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After 16 years of struggling with drug addiction, he no longer feels the need to use.
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Despite struggling with getting enough water for his plants, he sees the fruits as his future.
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He admits to struggling with the change from single "independent man" to husband and, now, father.
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Across the industry, many companies are also struggling with excess inventories that are holding down profits.
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Of all the beauty woes we're struggling with, scalp issues are certainly among the least glamorous.
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In 2013, Singh revealed in a video on her channel that she was struggling with depression.
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Almost 24 hours later, Luby was back at the scene, struggling with his emotions and recollections.
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Finally, Nico (Alex Landi) is really struggling with his mistake costing that young man his life.
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After struggling with infertility, she became pregnant with both Luna and Miles via in vitro fertilization.
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If you're struggling with student-loan debt, Paco shares a lot of resources during the episode.
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Behind the scenes, the talented vocalist was struggling with a lifetime of pain within her family.
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However, the Spanish economy is still struggling with a budget deficit and high levels of unemployment.
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The plane manufacturer has been struggling with the crisis surrounding its top-selling 737 Max airplane.
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" But, he added, "for the moment, society is struggling with whether or how to use this.
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Prince William and Harry's grandmother has been struggling with a cold for the past few weeks.
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He winds up teaching George cock fighting while struggling with the issue of owning the boy.
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Aiello's mother said her daughter had been diagnosed with PTSD and was struggling with survivor's guilt.
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Students struggling with overwhelming anxiety, depression and traumatic life events have found solace on the platform.
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Walls that once kept the Taliban's bombs out, now keep those struggling with heroin addiction in.
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"Sobriety is difficult and elusive for everyone struggling with addiction," a friend of Affleck tells PEOPLE.
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But Nigeria is mired in recession and struggling with dollar shortages due to low oil prices.
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Only five years ago Facebook and Google were struggling with the shift from desktops to devices.
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The retired Pakistani Air Force officer described struggling with the gunman in an interview with Reuters.
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Furthermore, if you're struggling with irritation or discomfort, lube could be the answer — or the culprit.
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While at the same time admitting that Huffington Post has been struggling with the same issues.
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Dominique Perry is not, in fact, a Los Angeles bank teller struggling with a new relationship.
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We also practice the command "drop it," which she is struggling with, to put it mildly.
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Struggling with unexpected weakness in among its car manufacturers, Germany barely escaped a recession last quarter.
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Iraq itself is currently struggling with unemployment, a lack of public services and allegations of corruption.
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And it gave me something to focus on when I was struggling with anxiety or dissociation.
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That is what is happening to "sister" metal lead, which is struggling with similar supply issues.
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State hospitals in South Africa have been struggling with persistent underfunding for staff, equipment and facilities.
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She's also a lead in Blackbird, a film about a Black teen struggling with his sexuality.
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And shaming and stigmatizing people who are still alive and struggling with drug addiction is counterproductive.
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Struggling with [the] studio and really feeling like, I'm not going to sand down my edges.
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The Republican party, for the past several months, has been struggling with an increasingly urgent disaster.
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When I was struggling with this, I went one level deeper and started writing about writing.
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Petrobras, one of Brazil's largest companies, is also struggling with a drop in global oil prices.
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Having recently moved to London, I was seriously struggling with meeting people in a new city.
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There are many children in America who are struggling with their sexuality and their gender identity.
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Over the course of 24 hours, he reunites with his family while struggling with his sobriety.
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Funding would be handled by Whitehall rather than local councils, which are struggling with miserly budgets.
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In the European market, the automaker is struggling with old products that need to be refreshed.
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Japanese retailers are struggling with weak sales as flat wage growth eats away at consumer confidence.
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Its closest competitor is Safari with 14 percent and the rest are struggling with single digits.
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Bringing The Backline is an album about making music and having feelings and struggling with both.
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After struggling with infertility, she became pregnant with both Luna and Miles through in vitro fertilization.
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I was also struggling with weird sexuality things and thinking, I don't really have a community.
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Eliza and Brandon are struggling with their class differences: Eliza comes from money, money, and money.
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The 27-year-old got her start on Tumblr, where she wrote about struggling with depression.
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Many retailers, for example, have been struggling with competition from online giants like Amazon and Walmart.
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Campaigners say native groups are struggling with encroachment by governments and logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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I think I was still struggling with myself — with getting my anti-depressants and stuff right.
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I told him that I really liked Lilly but felt she was struggling with personal issues.
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We're often surprised in the classroom, the kids are not struggling with the technology at all.
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More cutbacks in investment by energy firms struggling with lower oil prices also hurt GDP growth.
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"I think you have some great performers that are struggling with their stage presence," Bones responds.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is struggling with the company's global expansion and different expectations for free speech.
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These women provide a lot of hope to those of us struggling with poor body image.
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NJ Transit, which was also recently under federal review, is struggling with its own safety concerns.
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One thing we're struggling with right now is that there's no real hardware or software platforms.
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The measure has created confusion for federal agencies, with some struggling with or resisting its implementation.
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She spent the first six weeks of Charlotte's life pumping and struggling with a nipple shield.
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Sakshi (Swara Bhaskar) is the foul-mouthed, rebellious one who is also struggling with her divorce.
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"I think you have some great performers that are struggling with their stage presence," Bones responded.
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Were I struggling with something equivalent today, it's quite possible exercise alone could straighten me out.
|
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The Kardashian women are worried about Rob, Kris is struggling with Caitlyn, and Khloé's moving on.
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It seems many of the cardinals are aware Pius is struggling with his belief in God.
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Many of the candidates have found themselves continually struggling with the legacy of the past presidents.
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That could place further pressure on networks and advertisers already struggling with consumers' shifting viewing habits.
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He claimed he wanted a break from the spotlight and was struggling with a bum knee.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with drug abuse, please visit the national helpline.
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The report also comes while Chicago is struggling with the highest spike in murders since 1996.
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Did you find yourself struggling with your relationship to the subjects as the film went on?
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There's a whole list of ways a VC can help a founder struggling with financial needs.
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Posey has been struggling with soreness in his hip since a road trip in late May.
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He revealed that he has been struggling with PTSD and needs to focus on his health.
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If you're struggling with something similar, it's OK. That doesn't make you less of a person.
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"It's so good to see him back playing good tennis after struggling with injuries," he said.
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Sugar Ray Robinson has been struggling with Alzheimer's disease, and Muhammad Ali is up against Parkinson's.
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The Lone Star State is not the only place struggling with long lines at the polls.
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Puerto Rico is struggling with $70 billion debt and is trying to renegotiate payments with creditors.
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Marrow was taken to the ground because "he was struggling" with the officers, the report says.
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I had been struggling with suicidality for years as my untreated bipolar disorder raged and worsened.
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At the height of her success in 2014 she was struggling with drink and drug abuse.
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Mr. Jefferson, 58, had been struggling with the death of his only child, Mr. Carter said.
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Tesla has been struggling with Model 3 production issues and and faced concerns about its finances.
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Iranians are also struggling with a severe credit crisis that has seen several banks go bankrupt.
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Some teachers said students struggling with problems at home leads to them acting out in class.
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In my experience, people struggling with poverty are not selfish or lazy, as stereotypes can suggest.
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Cobain died in 1994 aged 27 from a self-inflicted gunshot while struggling with heroin addiction.
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For many Cubans, struggling with economic hardships, the transition in leader is seen as merely symbolic.
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Sometimes, they're the people who would be the last ones suspected of struggling with opioid dependency.
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It's a routine the youthful-looking 68-year-old began after years of struggling with addiction.
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It is still rare for a person struggling with alcohol to hear that medication therapy exists.
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Walbrzych has been struggling with high unemployment since three coal mines here closed in the 1990s.
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Thomas Garrett of Virginia announced that he is struggling with alcoholism and will not seek reelection.
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If you're constantly struggling with ultra-dry skin, reach for Herbivore's Jasmine Glowing Hydration Body Oil.
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Women struggling with financial burdens or social isolation, on the other hand, might benefit from couplehood.
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Indeed, they're the least deserving of public subsidy and the ones struggling with debt the least.
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Trump might be struggling with younger voters, but he has at least one enthusiastic pre-voter.
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Trump is struggling with low approval ratings in several polls ahead of the 28503-day benchmark.
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Republicans had already been struggling with young voters, so this is not a Trump-only effect.
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I think that so many people are struggling with the right way to combat domestic violence.
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However, like many men struggling with anxiety and depression, I didn't speak to anyone about it.
|
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Sex and the City, like many late-'90s, mid-2000s shows, featured characters struggling with technology.
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Oi's in-court reorganization process, Brazil's biggest ever, is struggling with disputes between shareholders and creditors.
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At 54, he's been sober for 13 years after quitting because he was struggling with addiction.
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Veterans struggling with these issues and finding solace in cannabis like he did face a dilemma.
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I had two moves left on a very hard level I'd been struggling with for days.
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Venezuela is struggling with hunger, preventable diseases and hyperinflation forecast at 10 million percent in 2019.
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Richard Branson dropped out of high school when he was only 16 after struggling with dyslexia.
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While volumes are massive, Moar said the payments firms serving smaller merchants are struggling with profitability.
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Ask in advance what problems your audience is struggling with, what's keeping them up at night.
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At 32 years old, the Lancers are already struggling with a 50 percent mission-capable rate.
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How the island nation is struggling with the issue that Australia's leaders seem determined to ignore.
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There's a new solution for millennials struggling with rising rents, but it has a familiar feel.
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For those long struggling with social anxiety, the current climate has been fraught with intense stress.
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Teenagers are struggling with anxiety more than any other problem, and perhaps more than ever before.
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Puerto Rico - home to 3.4 million Americans - is in bankruptcy, struggling with $72 billion in debt.
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Many big tech companies are struggling with the challenge of creating a more diverse work force.
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"There's people struggling with a lot that I've never experienced before because I'm white," Grace said.
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But he too is struggling — with his parents' imploding marriage and with his fears about Y2K.
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Martin plays, well, Mae, a Canadian comedian living in England who is struggling with her sobriety.
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He spent two weeks struggling with his breathing, he revealed on Instagram, but is currently recovering.
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The court is already struggling with attacks on its reputation, most bluntly by the Trump administration.
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I'm just stuck between four walls, and I'm struggling with some health problems, which is difficult.
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Also, Dave Grohl "maybe smoked a little pot" and is generally struggling with the whole situation.
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After years of struggling with treatments for his worsening cancer, Roy was miserable — anxious, depressed, hopeless.
|
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In 123 hospitals, where other trials were ongoing, patients were also struggling with strange, flickering responses.
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What advice do you have for me and other men who are struggling with their weight?
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Negative words about weight can be psychologically and behaviorally damaging for children struggling with self-esteem.
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Obamacare's marketplaces aren't just struggling with higher premiums — they'll also have significantly less competition next year.
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Lima is struggling with 6.3% unemployment, and across Peru the middle class shows signs of vulnerability.
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If the question is am I still struggling with it, the answer would still be yes.
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But she was struggling with how to get started and what exactly she wanted to say.
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And it uses data to help teachers pinpoint which math concepts students may be struggling with.
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A week later, we are still struggling with how we as a community can move ahead.
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Recent caste violence has shown that India's Hindu nationalists are struggling with the challenges of caste.
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With this tool, there's no bending or stooping over, and no struggling with stubborn root systems.
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"I am truly struggling with this decision and will come to a conclusion reluctantly," he said.
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So my grandmother was really struggling with that idea as she was about to meet her.
|
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Airbus and its suppliers have been struggling with production challenges to meet delivery commitments to airlines.
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"I'm really struggling with how is that theft," said Justice Steven David during recent oral arguments.
|
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USC and schools around the country are struggling with how to respond to the ongoing crisis.
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Even today the United States and Japan are still struggling with the legacies of the era.
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Weingarten said teachers there are struggling with stagnant pay, decades-old textbooks and big class sizes.
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"They're struggling with overcapacity in the industry and the consumer's shift to online purchases," Hamrick said.
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Department store retailers are struggling with falling traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from Amazon.
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Or do you say, like I'm actively struggling with this feeling, how do I address it?
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She is struggling with her first job, teaching at a "small, diverse and experimental" high school.
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The crisis is a major reason why banks are struggling with $200 billion of soured loans.
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Georgetown sold 272 slaves in 1838, at a time when the university was struggling with debt.
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A handful of Asian cities outside China are also struggling with the dwindling numbers of tourists.
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Now, they saw me struggling with my amplifier, an old Peavey that weighed almost 80 pounds.
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Jones says she was shy and struggling with depression when she was introduced to the program.
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Other countries struggling with demographic or productivity challenges would do well to emulate Japan's winning formula.
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New Way still exists, but the folks involved have been struggling with the direction of it.
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Now, Mr. Fischer is helping lead Mr. Bloomberg's outreach to other mayors struggling with their budgets.
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The company is struggling with ample supply of commodities, lower market prices and slower economic growth.
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Her previous owner was struggling with health issues and surrended Cinderblock knowing she needed better care.
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Instead the nation is struggling with trillion-dollar budget deficits and an increasingly heavy debt load.
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CPS is struggling with a $1.1 billion structural budget deficit caused largely by escalating pension payments.
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For cities struggling with decline, consider place-based policies to help stabilize them commercially and socially.
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The employment measure fell to 55.1 from 59.7, suggesting firms were struggling with the weak economy.
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The retailer has been been struggling with its debt load as sales decline and inventory dwindles.
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A short time later, they saw Glenn struggling with a person and tried to detain him.
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For many struggling with debt, the hardest part is acknowledging it and facing it head-on.
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Many countries are struggling with how to regulate the new technology, and China is no different.
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In 2015, he tapered off methadone, struggling with the many restrictions people taking the medication face.
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And when he arrives, he's surprised to learn that Benedict is also struggling with his calling.
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The company missed projections on key metrics after struggling with data leaks and fake news scandals.
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It comes at a time when the industry is struggling with lower fees and declining revenues.
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Today, just one in five individuals struggling with opioid use are receiving treatment for this disease.
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I have been struggling with my kids' behavior all my life, and they are grown now.
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In all the films, people don't show much compassion for the character struggling with substance abuse.
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In previous scenes, we've seen him struggling with how he's been living a lie of sorts.
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But, but, but: Cities across the U.S. and world-wide are struggling with adopting electric buses.
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Still, I was aware that I was struggling with my intake of specific nutrients, particularly fiber.
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India's military has long been a source of jobs for a country struggling with chronic underemployment.
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After two years of therapy, she now volunteers to help others struggling with mental health issues.
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And I think it's one of the things that Israel, frankly, is struggling with right now.
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Like San Francisco and other trophy cities, Vancouver is struggling with an affordability crisis for locals.
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Maybe, for example, you spend your weekends working with them on a problem they're struggling with.
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Nadia became aware that she was struggling with depression because of such resources that she discovered.
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In November 2014, Zayn was struggling with an eating disorder, which he's since come to terms with.
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In another episode about struggling with loss, Willow admitted to practicing self-harm when she was younger.
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If you passed her on the street you would have no idea she is struggling with homelessness.
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But also in that photo is a man struggling with the decision to take his own life.
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A dividend cut is often seen as a drastic action by a company struggling with cash flow.
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Golden-Bhojwani wanted to share her story for anyone who is struggling with loving their own body.
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I think as a culture we're still struggling with putting each other and ourselves into narrow labels.
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The island, which shares a border with Haiti, is also struggling with issues of immigration and race.
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And we know that interacting with mental health professionals can often help people struggling with suicidal thoughts.
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The idea behind these: Some people struggling with addiction are going to use heroin no matter what.
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Bolivia is allied with Venezuela, where leftist President Nicolas Maduro is struggling with a severe economic crisis.
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"We met at a pool," recalls McAnally, 44, who was struggling with his sexuality at the time.
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And [if your kids are struggling with it], I'd say to go on a social media cleanse.
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The bank is still struggling with problem loans after recession in Greece pushed unemployment to record highs.
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Ukiyo no longer meant struggling with the spiritual shallowness of ephemeral pursuits, but instead luxuriating in them.
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Even the newest member, Meghan Markle, has been struggling with the minutiae of royals dos and don'ts.
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And she helps veterans and those struggling with what Prince Harry calls the "invisible wounds" of combat.
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In his new memoir, Zayn Malik reveals that he was struggling with a "quite serious" eating disorder.
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Nearly two decades after struggling with substance abuse, Jamie Lee Curtis has found the "beauty" in recovery.
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His biological mother was only 16 and struggling with substance abuse when she gave birth to him.
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The country is struggling with a deep recession, with unemployment currently running at more than 11 percent.
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