All 10 companies faced an uphill struggle at some point.
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The brewers are already facing an uphill struggle in India.
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It's going to be an uphill struggle for you, isn't it?
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His is an uphill struggle in generally conservative counties, including Montrose.
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It&aposs an uphill struggle for Pakistani Christians, Sikhs, Ahmadis and others.
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As with many VR peripherals, it's going to be an uphill struggle.
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So the Commonwealth still faces an uphill struggle to recover its momentum.
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Many thus face an uphill struggle from the day they are born.
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But the state could be more of an uphill struggle in 2020.
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But despite apparently perfect circumstances for victory, UKIP still faces an uphill struggle.
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The former opposition leader faces an uphill struggle to overturn years of hardship.
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Mr. Poroshenko knew he faced an uphill struggle to win Mr. Trump's favor.
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Mr. Sánchez faces an uphill struggle to keep together his unwieldy political alliance.
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Catalan separatists face an uphill struggle to hold an independence referendum in 2017.
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Baillie is facing an uphill struggle to save the seat she's held since 1999.
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They have therefore faced an uphill struggle for wider acceptance in the real economy.
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Every day since has been an uphill struggle for the 5-foot-9 superstar.
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It will be an uphill struggle for Clinton there if she wins the nomination.
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Without the National Academy's endorsement, the telescopes face an uphill struggle to reach completion.
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"IT'S BEEN an uphill struggle," admits Shaun Bailey, the Conservative candidate for mayor of London.
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"a quest to make doctors believe in women's pain"—an uphill struggle, to be sure.
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Convincing the public to support policies that primarily benefit the wealthy is an uphill struggle.
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Mr. Gabriel faces an uphill struggle to keep the center-left above 20 percent nationwide.
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Entrepreneurs — particularly tech entrepreneurs — face the uphill struggle of building something new in the world.
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The NBC acknowledge they face an uphill struggle to contain the scandal and rebuild their reputation.
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The country faces an uphill struggle: Somalia is one of the poorest nations in the world.
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But if history is any guide, gay reparation faces an uphill struggle in the United States.
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"Securing votes from women will be an uphill struggle for Sanders," said Democratic strategist Brad Bannon.
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Though ratification of the landmark 12-nation pact had been an uphill struggle, its demise is regrettable.
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The uphill struggle pays off once you've made it to the verdant wooded paths at the top.
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Macron has been trying to convince Trump to change his mind but has faced an uphill struggle.
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Even Ms. Hands faces an uphill struggle when trying to make Mr. Rambert's lines sound natural, however.
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Turning the tide Establishing the cassava material as a competitor to traditional plastic has been an uphill struggle.
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It is an uphill struggle, as customers increasingly opt for the convenience and comfort that online shopping provides.
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A year on and Greece is facing an uphill struggle to meet the conditions of its latest bailout.
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Still, he faces an uphill struggle to convert abstentions and some 'no' votes into votes in his favor.
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Some days can feel like uphill struggle, but that's the only time I feel like I'm achieving something.
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Riccardi tries to caution his players against assuming it will be them, but it is an uphill struggle.
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In taking aim at Sony's commitment to the entertainment business, however, Third Point may be facing an uphill struggle.
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After the Equifax breach, though, this may be more of an uphill struggle than only a few months ago.
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The European Defense Agency, set up precisely to share resources, has had an uphill struggle to achieve its goal.
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It is an uphill struggle, with a productivity rate of 1.49, when 2.1 is needed to reverse the trend.
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The comments by Valls, until now one of Hollande's most steadfastly loyal backers, underline the uphill struggle he would face.
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And with so many delegates already allotted by mid-March, Rubio would face an uphill struggle to close the gap.
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Portraying Russia's secret police officers as selfless public servants rather than lawless goons, however, has sometimes been an uphill struggle.
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While Mr. Bernier faces an uphill struggle to transform his party into a national movement, he said he was undeterred.
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As Johnson Americanized the war in South Vietnam, he faced an uphill struggle to explain the conflict to uncommitted states.
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Tackling corruption promises to be a key campaign issue, and the PRI faces an uphill struggle to hold on to power.
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" However, Brennock told CNBC that in terms of becoming a global crude marker, the Murban futures contract faces an "uphill struggle.
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"If we are always on the back foot, reacting, trying to catch up ... we will face an uphill struggle," Wainwright said.
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Casado, has taken the PP to the right since becoming leader on July 21, faces an uphill struggle to regain voters.
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Even if Trump's popularity declines, any effort to retake Congress will be very much an uphill struggle for the opposition party.
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And racial discrimination combined with other forms of discrimination makes it an uphill struggle to rebuild their lives once they're out.
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With a Brexit deal in hand, Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces an uphill struggle to marshal enough votes for his plan.
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The course of battle underlines the uphill struggle facing U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura as he seeks to launch peace talks.
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"For him to prove he is suffering is ... an uphill struggle," Ulf Stridbeck, a professor of law at Oslo University, told Reuters.
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People like this tend to see securities trading as fraud, making it an uphill struggle for Gjergji's team to persuade them otherwise.
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Though she once held the seat and is a spirited campaigner, Ms Long faces an uphill struggle to overturn an 8,474 majority.
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The gradient changes, but it is always an uphill struggle: awkward first drafts; repeated editing; the depressingly regular deletion of entire stories.
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He will now likely face an uphill struggle in the next few states, as he desperately tries to recover from his malfunctions.
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My hope is that a lot of European countries can be stopped from drifting towards that vote, but it's an uphill struggle.
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At Hewlett-Packard, Ms. Whitman tried to revive growth, but it was an uphill struggle, so she split the company in 2014.
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Early in the pursuit of Microsoft, Netscape and its allies faced an uphill struggle trying to enlist public support for its cause.
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Which is to say that Democrats will have an uphill struggle in 2018 to wrest control of either the House or Senate.
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With millions of new firearms sold each year around the world, and perhaps at best only a million destroyed, it's an uphill struggle.
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Promoting CCS is an uphill struggle, mainly because it doubles the cost of energy from the dirty power plants whose flues it scrubs.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For millions of refugees living in makeshift camps, access to education, jobs and financial support is an uphill struggle.
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But he faces an uphill struggle, with his future clouded by a likely corruption indictment and his opponents opposed to sitting with him.
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Already new trade agreements, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, face an uphill struggle to be implemented.
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But it's still an uphill struggle when it comes to Netflix working with the big three chains in the US: AMC, Regal, and Cinemark.
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PepsiCo might be pulling its controversial Kendall Jenner ad but it still faces an uphill struggle to recover from its marketing misstep, observers say.
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On the other hand, if you spend most of the night tossing and turning, then the whole day can feel like an uphill struggle.
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The election will be held in July 2018, and President Enrique Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) faces an uphill struggle to stay in power.
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Even if it were to pass the full house, it would still have to pass the senate which would also likely be an uphill struggle.
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And as I say in my book, when you run to succeed a two-term president of your own party, it's always an uphill struggle.
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He faces an uphill struggle to find a suitable nominee, given the antagonism and contradictions displayed this week in Parliament by the main party leaders.
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The nature of children's literature, she noted, lends itself to the notion of an uphill struggle, so a daunting political cause feels like familiar ground.
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A diminished fundamentalism wages an uphill struggle, but its alleged damage to scientific truth is far less than its many detractors would have you believe.
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Uber is now focused on India, where it faces an uphill struggle against local rival Ola, a fight some analysts have said it has to win.
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Rouhani said on Thursday that Iran was ready for the worst in an uphill struggle to salvage the nuclear deal, but that Tehran would eventually prevail.
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For buyside firms, timely compliance is an uphill struggle as many are new to collateralisation and lack the technical resources and personnel to implement necessary changes.
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All of this may prove an uphill struggle at a time when refugees and migrants have become a divisive issue in Europe and the United States.
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The architects of the "petro-yuan" face an uphill struggle in dislodging the "petrodollar" and, with it, more than four decades of U.S. dollar-priced oil.
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Ping faces an uphill struggle, not least because Gabon's one-round system means the winner doesn't need a majority, just more votes than any other candidate.
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Northern Ireland: The restoration of a coalition government has prompted relief, but the region's leadership faces an uphill struggle to save declining health and education services.
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Women's contribution and access to familial property was rarely recognized during marital disputes, and women often faced an uphill struggle when seeking child maintenance, they added.
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But many Dutch people do not know what social entrepreneurs do, which makes raising funds difficult, and selling to the government is an uphill struggle, experts say.
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It was always going to be an uphill struggle for the resilient but reserved former interior minister who hails from the Conservative Party's heartlands of southern England.
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Under election rules, a run-off will be held if no candidate secures an outright victory on Sunday, and opposition leaders acknowledge they face an uphill struggle.
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Yet the quilombolas face an uphill struggle as austerity measures have seen cuts to government departments aimed at lifting Brazil out of its worst recession in decades.
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Kendra, given nuance by Washington's effortless acting chops, does her best meanwhile to act polite to the police, but we can tell early on that it's an uphill struggle.
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On Tuesday, he lamented his uphill struggle to tackle illicit drugs and cut state corruption, predicting that he'll "hardly make a dent" in his remaining four years in office.
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He warned them last Friday that the negotiators faced an uphill struggle: Mr. Trump was strongly inclined to follow through on his threat to pull out of the pact.
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Champions of the campaign had acknowledged they faced an uphill struggle to get the idea through parliament, whose lower house shot the plan down at the request of the government.
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The South Korean government screens defectors for security risks and runs resettlement programs to help them adapt and integrate into South Korean society -- something that can be an uphill struggle.
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My point is this: learning code is a huge uphill struggle, because every time you think you understand something, you find out that there is so much more to go.
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Third Point faces an uphill struggle in any battle for control of Campbell Soup, given that descendants of Dorrance own a combined stake of about 42 percent in the company.
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The uphill struggle to pass a "technical corrections" package for the three-months-old tax bill shows how dysfunctional Washington policy-making has gotten, said current and former Capitol Hill aides.
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But since anyone who seeks to constrain the populists faces a decidedly uphill struggle once the strongmen have taken office, it is even more important to beat them at the polls.
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Broader economic trends suggest Mr. Trump will face an uphill struggle even if he does follow through on his threat to pressure Carrier's executives or hit the company with steep tariffs.
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It's an uphill struggle, and it is one that is shared by any nonprofit shopping the market for 4033(b)'s, the 2403(k)-like retirement plan that nonprofits usually adopt.
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The deal would see Britain leave the bloc in March with continued close trade ties, but she now faces an uphill struggle to get it approved by a deeply divided British parliament.
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Though polls showed that most New Jersey residents support legalizing marijuana, Mr. Murphy had faced an uphill struggle since he made it one of his top priorities after taking office last year.
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The party faces an uphill struggle to hang on to power, and veteran leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, twice a runner-up for the presidency, has led most early polling for 2018.
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"It's an uphill struggle for them to get 60," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said of Republicans in an interview on Thursday at his office in the Capitol.
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Heavily indebted Lebanon unveiled a plan to bring its public finances under control in late May but faces an uphill struggle to restore the investor confidence that is needed to stave off crisis.
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If Trump leaves Canada out and brings only a bilateral U.S.-Mexico trade deal to the Senate for ratification as a replacement for NAFTA, the president will face an uphill struggle, lawmakers said.
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Turkey's banks have to refinance US$6.4bn of syndicated loans before the end of the year, according to LPC data, as the country's firms face an uphill struggle to repay foreign currency debt.
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If WeWork wants to extend the loan, it will have to approach lenders again, bankers said, which could be an uphill struggle as investors' view of the loss-making company's business model cools.
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Capturing more than 226 to 230 percent of the chamber for parties firmly hostile to the EU looks from the survey evidence to be an uphill struggle for the former White House strategist.
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If Trump, a Republican, tries to get the Senate to vote in favor of a bilateral deal as a replacement for NAFTA, he will face an uphill struggle to win passage, lawmakers said.
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Whilst the latter intention looks to be an uphill struggle – China has only qualified for one World Cup, in 2002, and lost all its games at the group stage – the former is not unrealistic.
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BEIRUT/LONDON (Reuters) - Heavily indebted Lebanon has unveiled an unprecedented plan to bring its public finances under control but faces an uphill struggle to restore investor confidence that is needed to stave off crisis.
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"They are all an uphill struggle, but Ami Bera in the 2202th [District] is the most at risk," said Rob Pyers, the research director for the nonpartisan California Target Book, a state political journal.
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He faces an uphill struggle in any battle for control of Campbell Soup, given that descendants of former Campbell Soup Chairman John Dorrance own a combined stake of about 42 percent in the company.
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Japan's core consumer inflation was 0.1 percent in the year to November, rising for the first time in three months, underlining Japan's uphill struggle to foster price growth in the face of tumbling oil prices.
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Last month, Lebanon's government agreed a 2019 budget — which has been sent to parliament for debate and approval — to bring its public finances under control, but it faces an uphill struggle to restore investor confidence.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will take her Brexit sales pitch to Scotland on Wednesday where she will likely face an uphill struggle to convince sceptical voters of the benefits of her deal for businesses.
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Still, Pena Nieto's failure to contain the killings has damaged his credibility and hurt his centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which faces an uphill struggle to hold onto power in the July 2018 presidential election.
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It comes as the kingdom faces an uphill struggle, in the influencer community and in the wider world, to shed a reputation based on human-rights abuses, the oppression of women, and acts of brutality.
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There will be days when you don't feel like making progress, and days where you want to, but it feels like an uphill struggle—but those days are still miles ahead of where you started.
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If Espy wins out over the Democratic field, though, he'll face an uphill struggle to unseat Hyde-Smith in November: The Cook Political Report rates Hyde-Smith's Mississippi Senate seat as "Likely Republican" in 2020.
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Despite his unexpectedly clear-cut victory, Mr. Sánchez faces an uphill struggle to revive a party that he led to two successive election defeats in which the Socialists received their lowest percentage of votes ever.
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Whatever the composition of Temer's possible government, it will likely face an uphill struggle given the embittered political climate, the depth of the economic crisis, and his PMDB party's involvement in a sweeping corruption investigation.
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Rouhani said last week that Iran was ready for the worst in an uphill struggle to salvage its nuclear deal struck with world powers such as France but which has been abandoned by the United States.
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Banking analysts say the 544-year-old Tuscan bank, the world's oldest lender, faces an uphill struggle to convince investors to back its third recapitalisation in as many years, especially at a time of political uncertainty.
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They said Lebanese officials face an uphill struggle to persuade donors -- who have coughed up billions of dollars in aid in the past -- to believe in their willingness to implement a reform plan on their own.
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They said Lebanese officials face an uphill struggle to persuade donors — who have coughed up billions of dollars in aid in the past — to believe in their willingness to implement a reform plan on their own.
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Ambassadors from the United States, China and France said they shared his concerns about the current security environment but their comments suggested it would be an uphill struggle to end two decades of stalemate in nuclear negotiations.
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A debilitating round of power cuts in February and March contributed to a steep economic contraction in the first quarter and reminded investors of the uphill struggle President Cyril Ramaphosa faces to revive Africa's most industrialised economy.
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The refusal of the Palestinians to attend the Bahrain meeting was a reminder of Mr. Kushner's uphill struggle to engage with them, ever since they broke off communications with the White House after Mr. Trump moved the embassy.
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Napoli can rightly feel that the draw for the group stage was unkind, pairing Carlo Ancelotti's team with both P.S.G. and Liverpool; Inter, seeded in the lowest tier of teams, was always likely to face an uphill struggle.
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While Napoli faces an uphill struggle in the second leg, the Italian team's coach, Maurizio Sarri, can draw some comfort from the way his team managed to avoid completely buckling even after Madrid had taken back the lead.
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The British leader faces an uphill struggle according to an opinion poll on Friday that gave campaigners for a British exit from the bloc a nine-point lead, and he is under pressure at home to secure stronger assurances.
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With the desktop browser market still dominated by Google Chrome, different versions of which together account for more than 50 percent of internet browser market share, it will be an uphill struggle for Beaker to reach large scale adoption.
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Qualcomm now faces an uphill struggle in carrying out a transformative acquisition such as NXP in the near term, given that all major semiconductor peers have a footprint in China that would subject any acquisition to a China review.
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Getting those creative juices flowing early morning after making the hectic commute into work can be an uphill struggle, and Brooklyn-based Jeremy often grabs his "but first, coffee" moment with his dog, Sybil, before heading out for the day.
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The U.K. government unveiled Tuesday its proposals to solve the severe housing shortage in the country to a calmly enthusiastic reception from the property industry, who admired its scope but see an uphill struggle to correct years of inadequate policy initiatives.
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The Grenfell Tower inquiry faces an uphill struggle in gaining the cooperation of those affected by the fire, many of whom are distrustful of the authorities and see Moore-Bick as a remote, establishment figure unlikely to relate to their lives.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will take her Brexit sales pitch to Scotland on Wednesday, where she will likely face an uphill struggle to convince sceptical voters of the benefits of her deal for businesses and the fishing industry.
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Opposition from shareholders like Neubecker represents an uphill struggle for Trian, which wants to streamline the maker of Crest toothpaste and Gillette razors into three autonomous units, which the fund says will allow the company to react faster to market changes.
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The project to create a joint venture between Telecom Italia (TIM) and the pay-TV arm of its biggest shareholder, French media group Vivendi, is an "uphill struggle" but the project is not dead, a source familiar with the matter said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani said on Thursday that Iran was ready for the worst in an uphill struggle to salvage its nuclear deal with world powers abandoned by the United States, but that he was sure Tehran would eventually prevail.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine feels its reform efforts have been vindicated by the International Monetary Fund giving it another tranche of aid worth $1 billion, but the country still faces an uphill struggle to speed up economic growth and achieve lasting change.
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A new poll by Arko Advice consultancy, however, shows that most lawmakers do not expect pension reform to clear Congress until 2018, and passing the unpopular measure in the run-up to next year's elections may be an uphill struggle.
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While Alibaba is unlikely to use the paper as a vehicle for promoting itself, it faces an uphill struggle to convince skeptics that it made the purchase for reasons other than helping the Chinese government project its influence in the territory.
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The reality is that cash-poor but resource-rich countries will face an uphill struggle as long as there's a desire for these metals—demand will continue to drive mining companies and commodities brokers to find ways to get them.
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While the vote was a setback for Mr. Rajoy, whose own Popular Party finished last in the regional election, it also confirmed the split within Catalan society and left the separatist parties with an uphill struggle to form a new government.
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May's uphill struggle that there was a tiny silver lining in that 149-vote defeat: It was less emphatic than the first vote on the deal, in January, which lost by 230 votes, an astonishing margin in a 650-seat Parliament.
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Many analysts, as well as some coalition partners, have been critical of the United States' uphill struggle to persuade Pakistan to crack down on the Afghan Taliban leadership, which has used Pakistan as a base for its battles in Afghanistan.
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She faces an uphill struggle to persuade them not to shift some operations given Britain's exit from the single market almost certainly means banks will lose "passporting" rights which enable them to sell products across the EU from their European hubs in London.
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One former Democratic Statehouse candidate in a rural county north of Pittsburgh, soundly beaten in her first run for office in 2018, said she and her fellow activists now mostly gather just to drink wine and talk, exhausted by the uphill struggle.
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But it's an uphill struggle: Our survey found that younger men in Egypt, Morocco and Palestine are just as or even more conservative on women's rights than older generations, while their female peers are more open-minded than their mothers and grandmothers.
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Asked on Friday whether he saw any way to shake up the labor model decried in the film, Loach said his hopes lay with Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, and his team - but added that they faced an uphill struggle.
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And though price pressure on Novartis's Sandoz U.S. generics business is no secret, the 20183 percent sales decline in the world's biggest market underscores the company's uphill struggle in the U.S. to market cheap, copycat pills amid fierce competition and insurers seeking to cut costs.
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A year on and Greece is facing an uphill struggle to meet the conditions of its latest bailout, having to implement far-reaching structural reforms of its pension and taxation system, labor market and the wider economy in order to boost its competitiveness and attract investment.
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"The moderate faction is more likely to prevail, but keeping hopes alive that a referendum can lead to genuine change will be an uphill struggle, and opposition divisions risk coming to the surface, exactly as the government intended," said Nicholas Watson, an analyst with Teneo Intelligence.
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So in order to stop women negotiating this uphill struggle alone, businesses need to face up to the fact that their female staff—regardless of their management style—are more likely to be subjected to assertive behavior from their male subordinates than men in the same position.
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BRUSSELS — Britain and the European Union agreed on a Brexit deal Thursday, setting the stage for a fateful showdown in the British Parliament, where Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces an uphill struggle to marshal enough votes for his plan after three years of anguished, politically corrosive debate.
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Unlike Mr. Yeltsin, who was deeply unpopular and faced an uphill struggle to get his new Constitution approved by voters, Mr. Putin has amassed such overwhelming personal power and popular support that he can be confident of reshaping the system in virtually any way he wants.
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Moreover, many Tory Brexiteers dislike other elements in the deal besides the backstop, for they see it as keeping Britain too closely aligned to the EU. Given all this, Mrs May will still face an uphill struggle to persuade the House of Commons to vote for her deal.
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Her comments come after Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad expressed optimism last month over dialogue with Kurdish groups, and suggest the Kurds will face an uphill struggle to wring concessions from Damascus, which has said it wants to retake every inch of territory lost during eight years of war.
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Mr. Sánchez also faces an uphill struggle to secure a parliamentary majority, but he was presented with an unexpected opening on Friday from Pablo Iglesias, leader of the upstart Podemos Party, who said that he could envisage a Socialist-led coalition in which he could serve as deputy premier to Mr. Sánchez.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats, facing an uphill struggle to defeat the nomination of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, opened a broad attack on Tuesday, painting him as an archconservative who would roll back abortion rights, undo health care protections, ease gun restrictions and protect President Trump against the threat of indictment.
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The debate over taxes, particularly the income tax, came to dominate his first term, and while he finally won enactment of a compromise program (with an income tax), he had spent enormous political capital and lost some political friends in the process, assuring himself of an uphill struggle for a second term.
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"You have not experienced being in the public office, but you have fought the uphill struggle and [fought] for more than a year in the election campaign to become a new president, and this is the dynamism of democracy," Abe said in his opening statement, which was translated into English by a translator.
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Others may know a dumpster fire as a disastrously mishandled situation, for example: the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act, or the most recent iteration of the Muslim ban, or the stripping away of protections and rights for trans students, or let's just say the increasingly-uphill struggle for equality—particularly among women and marginalized communities—in 2017.
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Others may know a dumpster fire as a disastrously mishandled situation, for example: the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act, or the most recent iteration of the Muslim ban, or the stripping away of protections and rights for trans students, or let's just say the increasingly-uphill struggle for equality—particularly among women and marginalized communities—in 2017.
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Federal prosecutors would face an uphill struggle in prosecuting Assange for publishing the documents, dubbed "Vault 85033," in part because extradition law requires them to charge Assange within 60 days of his first indictment, which they filed in March when they accused him of helping whistleblower Chelsea ManningChelsea Elizabeth ManningWaPo announces plans to increase investigative journalism staff US to question Assange friend jailed in Ecuador: report US extradition case for Assange set for next year MORE access military computers, according to the publication.
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