If 90% of the round is grappling, the stronger emphasis will be on grappling.
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Visitors will be able to purchase crucifix grappling hooks with sharp, hooked blades for maximum grappling power.
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I also respect his confidence in his grappling (in which he is apparently a seventh dan—literally in 'grappling').
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"I didn't come here to teach jiu-jitsu, or become a grappling champion, or start Iranian women's grappling," Leila explains.
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Grappling Hook: Widowmaker fires a grappling hook in a straight line, pulling herself up to any surface the hook attaches to.
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These projects, however, bring different perspectives to the heroism and sacrifice of those serving, while grappling with a long cinematic history of movies grappling with the aftermath of America's wars.
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"I grew up around a developing country grappling with the onslaught of HIV-AIDS," says Gurira, who wrote and starred in a play about two women grappling with HIV called Continuum.
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I saw hints in the work all along the way of him grappling with this, like any famous person would: grappling with sexual temptation and pharmaceutical temptation and stress and spirituality.
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But the biggest issue she's grappling with — the same one that everyone in the industry is grappling with — is assuming responsibility for the garment even at the end of its lifecycle.
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Though this fight looked like a classic clash, with the striking advantage in Shevchenko's corner, and the grappling edge in Peña's, Shevchenko actually surprised by showing off some fantastic grappling of her own.
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This philosopher, grappling with the meaning of good and evil.
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Investors have been grappling with increasing market volatility of late.
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But courts are still grappling with this issue, Wessler says.
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Today, millennials are grappling with some serious challenges at work.
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Prisons are also grappling with new problems caused by spice.
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Nope, it's just us grappling with a really hard problem.
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For Astroscale, grappling would involve some kind of magnet system.
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Other areas of China are also grappling with subdued growth.
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Ortega arrived in the UFC by merit of his grappling.
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Airbus and Boeing are also grappling with their own problems.
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You see, at the time I was grappling with abstractions.
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That constant grappling we're always undertaking with our favorite art?
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They are resilient, but grappling with depression, grief and nightmares.
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Black Mirror's "Smithereens" is grappling with two very different issues.
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Pollsters are also grappling with who, specifically, will show up.
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New York isn't the only state grappling with nuclear woes.
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At the time, this founder was grappling with a dilemma.
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Someone even has a space grappling hook at one point!
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The grappling hook is a new item in Nate's toolbox.
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He's like an encyclopedia of mixed martial arts and grappling.
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And the best grappling hook award belongs to Titanfall 2.
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Society is grappling with new paradigms and in a sense.
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There is no grappling with the impact of his words.
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Though it is grappling with some of this issue, too.
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That has Wall Street grappling with a major ethical dilemma.
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I was grappling with raising kids in our culture today.
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E3 is grappling with its own shifts, writes Laura Parker.
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Several other Brazilian states are grappling with a financial crisis.
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Then, we were grappling with skyrocketing prices at the pump.
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Goldman is grappling with more than a Justice Department investigation.
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Pink has been grappling with her health for several days.
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"It's a question that we've been grappling with," he said.
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Meanwhile, other mathematicians were grappling with the densely written papers.
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It's a nuanced grappling with the ethics of modern warfare.
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Prosecutors in Massachusetts are currently grappling with a similar scenario.
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Tokyo organizers have been grappling with a series of blunders.
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And they're grappling with something they honestly did not know.
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Hollywood has been grappling with gender parity in the workplace.
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The airlines and hotel chains are already grappling with cancellations.
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Yet the movie finally punts on grappling with its ambiguities.
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The film also details her experiences grappling with mental illness.
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"We're grappling with this very difficult legacy problem," she said.
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To witness tiny humans grappling with the immensity of grief.
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All of these companies are grappling with the same issues.
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Congress is grappling with the coronavirus outbreak on multiple fronts.
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He said he also was grappling with his sexual orientation.
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Remember: You've been grappling with this question; perhaps she hasn't.
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But Anisimova is understandably still grappling with her father's death.
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Like its competitors, American is grappling with higher fuel costs.
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"They were grappling and struggling in the water," Illett said.
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It's a power that some platforms are currently grappling with.
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Grab a red trench coat and prepare your grappling hook.
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In some ways, the two are grappling with similar challenges.
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The president is also grappling with tough challenges from Washington.
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Mexico is still grappling with the legacy of his approach.
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But the F.B.I. is still grappling with Mr. Hussain's legacy.
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Taystee (Danielle Brooks) is still grappling with her life sentence.
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Grappling with uncertainty is an essential part of practicing medicine.
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That's the question everybody is grappling with at the moment.
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So other CEOs are grappling with that as well, sir.
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It's something we've been grappling with for some time now.
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He could take a year off and just learn grappling.
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Yes, a lot of other games featured grappling hooks — Call of Duty, ReCore, LEGO Worlds, Arkham VR, For Honor, maybe Spider-Man, yeah, sure Spider-Man counts — but Titfanfall 2 has the best grappling hook.
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The government itself is grappling with some of those same issues.
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We all started an impromptu grappling competition and fell into tables.
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Something even some of his fans are still grappling to accept.
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But his anti-grappling is as solid as you can get.
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NASA is also grappling with the effect of these budgetary overruns.
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Another was about someone grappling with the death of his father.
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Although grappling with serious challenges, it is poised for greater progress.
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This is a question researchers have been grappling with for years.
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Raw and bawdy comedies gave way to grappling and full desire.
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If your newsroom is grappling with something similar, take note. pic.twitter.
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Around the world, governments are grappling with the threat from floods.
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Investors are also grappling with the possibility of higher interest rates.
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Yemen is already grappling with the world's most urgent humanitarian crisis.
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But Nissan has also been grappling with problems of its own.
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Colleges nationwide are currently grappling with their past ties to slavery.
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Facebook is still grappling with its very big problem in Myanmar.
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Should he pack a slingshot with him or a grappling hook?
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Meanwhile, Will is in a stupor, grappling with his father's death.
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Governments are still grappling with regulations for drones and driverless cars.
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And this is the paradox I'm grappling with in the book.
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But Wednesday, members were still grappling with how to move forward.
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I've been grappling with that question in this post-#tealizard world.
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On Saturday, I competed in my very first official grappling tournament.
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Many of these dramas show ordinary Americans grappling with spiralling expenses.
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We're all grappling with the commentary of others on our bodies.
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Corporate-governance experts are used to grappling with excessive executive pay.
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Grappling with our faults has never been this country's strong suit.
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The smartphone industry is grappling with slowing demand and intense competition.
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In much the same way, medicine is grappling with it too.
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Chief Brown has been grappling with some grim statistics this year.
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That left school districts grappling with how to treat transgender students.
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More satisfying is the thread of Anna grappling with her agoraphobia.
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Rio is grappling with infrastructure issues, political unrest and financial instability.
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Instead, armies now use grappling hooks to brute-force city walls.
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I also appreciated the sense of progression in the grappling game.
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Other North American cities are grappling with their own homelessness crises.
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On Wednesday, women of all races were grappling with the findings.
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Cities across the globe are grappling with how to regulate Uber.
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We are still grappling with the constitutional fallout a generation later.
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Democrats are grappling with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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India is grappling with its worst economic slowdown in a decade.
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Hundreds of other companies are also grappling to manage the fallout.
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Still, Kraft Heinz has been grappling with its own growth challenges.
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Policymakers and advocates are grappling with ways to curb the crisis.
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It is a choice leaders around the world are grappling with.
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Go: The Bahamas is grappling with the devastation of Hurricane Dorian.
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Like South Korea, Iran and Italy are grappling with significant outbreaks.
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And now obviously Jeffrey Epstein is something that we're grappling with.
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"I'm grappling with how to do it and maintain a living."
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Argentina has been grappling with a pervasive debt crisis since 2018.
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It appears that YouTube is grappling with both of those issues.
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Anti-trans violence is often linked to men grappling with transamory.
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El Salvador is grappling with a wave of crime and violence.
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Analysts say the tech companies are grappling with how to proceed.
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What they're grappling with, together, is a complicated set of injuries.
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We both remembered being children and grappling with our cultural identities.
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Other countries are also grappling with how to regulate crypto market.
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Canada is grappling with the fate of its publicly funded system.
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Interaction between Earth's magnetic field and a 700-metre steel-and-aluminium tail dangling from the grappling mechanism was meant to generate braking power, with the debris and grappling system eventually falling into the atmosphere together.
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But today we are going to explore a couple of holds in professional wrestling which come from the legit grappling roots of the business and which can readily be seen still at work in modern grappling.
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Leites puts on Grappling Showcase against Camozzi The crowd in Salt Lake City may not have liked it, but Thales Leites was completely dominant throughout his middleweight bout with Chris Camozzi due to his superior grappling.
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Dozens of industries, from solar power to steel, are grappling with overcapacity.
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U.S. and state authorities are grappling with a national opioid addiction epidemic.
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Science is still grappling with the fundamentals of where ideas come from.
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A few were grappling with an even crazier idea: that people were
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If I work a little bit on my grappling, you never know.
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As the couple began grappling over the gun, it fired, police allege.
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Medicom had experience grappling with the SARS, H1N1 and Ebola virus crises.
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Since then Mr Mistry has been grappling with two problems (see article).
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But she had her own challenges, including grappling for years with depression.
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Negotiators are grappling with a several issues besides just the overall cost.
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But this is not the only problem the firm is grappling with.
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Congress is grappling with IRS funding levels for the new fiscal year.
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Nearly a century later, the country is grappling with the opposite problem.
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That's something that Uber's been grappling with for a really long time.
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Xerox has been grappling with declining annual revenue for four consecutive years.
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The country has been grappling with an opioid epidemic in recent years.
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Supposedly, Arie told Becca that he was grappling with feelings for Lauren.
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Britain is grappling with these dilemmas more diligently than perhaps any country.
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That's the issue scientists are now grappling with in the Mojave Desert.
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Today it is grappling with a very different country, Europe and world.
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In particular it is grappling with the possibility of a Jamaica coalition.
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Donovan doesn't shirk from grappling with the ambiguities of Patrick's deprogramming crusade.
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Today, we learned that Facebook itself has been grappling with this question.
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Of course, finance is not the only industry grappling with digital disruption.
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And some not-so-routine, like grappling with your toddler's new superpowers.
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No doubt, grappling with such questions is precisely what makes memoirs worthwhile.
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And when Gustafsson decided to use his grappling, the fight was his.
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And aside from legal measures, tech companies are grappling with the issue.
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"I think the market is grappling with some fundamental uncertainties," she said.
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Again, this move saw the studio grappling with the concept of free.
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Investors are also grappling with increasing signs of a global economic slowdown.
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Nissan Motor is grappling with a scandal involving longtime boss Carlos Ghosn.
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Cooper have been grappling for months over how to resolve the issue.
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Will the grappling element of MMA still be included in wheelchair MMA?
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But Mexico is now grappling with the aftermath of two natural disasters.
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The stories don't end, because people never stop grappling with these issues.
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Haiti has been grappling with a devastating cholera epidemic for six years.
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Developers are still grappling with vehicle performance in snow or heavy rain.
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Also, the Titanfall 2 grappling hook is like totally just super cool.
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Traversing Delany's youth, we see a precocious mind grappling with his own
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There were wrestling and grappling classes, as well as gymnastics and calisthenics.
|
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Sales fell fastest in China, which is grappling with an economic downturn.
|
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The EPA and state regulators have only recently begun grappling with PFAS.
|
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Congress is grappling with how to keep the government running past Sept.
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Joe Crowley, the party is still grappling with What It All Means.
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The federal government has been grappling with the spike in teen vaping.
|
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Zionism offers both the most pragmatic and most morally serious grappling with
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The Dakotas are grappling with blizzard conditions, the National Weather Service said.
|
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Uber France is grappling with yet another scandal on social media networks.
|
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Silicon Valley has been grappling with gender equality and diversity for years.
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What would you say Tina is grappling with the most this season?
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Grappling with that is what part of what the book's journey is.
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People have been grappling with these questions since the beginning of time.
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Others are grappling with the uncertain outlook the trade war threat brings.
|
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Like its rivals, Delta is grappling with higher fuel and labor costs.
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Cities across the world are grappling with how to regulate the company.
|
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The United States and England, meanwhile, are grappling with it every day.
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Italy is grappling with the highest number of coronavirus cases in Europe.
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And I think this is still a question that we're grappling with.
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In particular, some of the planning assumptions themselves are worth grappling with.
|
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And across the country, more nursing homes are grappling with coronavirus outbreaks.
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The emails' content portrayed a school grappling with other questions of diversity.
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That's bad news for those still grappling with the recession of 2008.
|
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The state's regulators were effectively grappling with the question of sunk costs.
|
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Spain is also grappling with another scourge: Black marketeers and price-gougers.
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Officials say they are grappling with a backlog of public disclosure requests.
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Across the world, cities are grappling with how to regulate the company.
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Tell us how you are grappling with the news of the report.
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Sustaining school safety requires grappling with all facets of this multidimensional challenge.
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All the while, Cathay was grappling with threats to its bottom line.
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Consumers are grappling with rising prices, and wages have not kept pace.
|
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Countries including Japan and Germany have already been grappling with slowing growth.
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Be smart: It's not just Big Tech that's grappling with these decisions.
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Toronto is grappling with a sharp rise in gun violence this year.
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Since 2015, Lebanon has been grappling with a nation-wide garbage crisis.
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General Mills (GIS) is grappling with a sales slump in North America.
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The move comes as China is grappling with the escalating coronavirus outbreak.
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India is grappling with an endemic problem of sexual violence against women.
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Yemen is already grappling with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
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Yes, there are still many challenges with which the country is grappling.
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Congress and the Trump administration have been grappling with how to respond.
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Now, the names are grappling with the reality of a new landscape.
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It is also still grappling with Volkswagen's (VW) emissions test-cheating scandal.
|
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Lawmakers and the administration are grappling with how to stem the tide.
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California has spent the last six years grappling with a brutal drought.
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Many artists are grappling with this difficulty as they create new work.
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"Absolutely nobody wants them," said a senior diplomat grappling with the issue.
|
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As it turns out, lots of journalists are grappling with these questions.
|
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Though he found himself wearing Sasaki like a backpack through the final minute of the fight, the Brazilian grappling specialist was otherwise dominant, scoring on six of 21 attempted takedowns, and collecting almost nine minutes of grappling control time.
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Ezra Miller has some suggestions for a society grappling with the #MeToo movement.
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The brightest minds in podcasting are grappling with how to solve these problems.
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But occasionally he'll be crippled by the enormity of what he's grappling with.
|
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Though Zingano started strong, this one would ultimately come down to Peña's grappling.
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He's sparring, he's grappling, he's knocking people on their asses ... it's impressive stuff.
|
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Furthermore, the government is grappling with a lack of information on this issue.
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In MMA fights, there's a lot of floor work, a lot of grappling.
|
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The department already was grappling with rising racial tensions when Woods was shot.
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Moves like that show that Facebook is grappling with its most manipulative propagandists.
|
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Dick's is not the only national chain to be grappling with gun sales.
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Sara Ramirez, artist and activist, shared resources for those grappling with their identity.
|
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Today's liberals like to think that they are grappling with uniquely difficult issues.
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That is what governments all around the rich world are now grappling with.
|
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South Korea, Asia's fourth largest economy, has been grappling with worsening air quality.
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Second, Mr Orban's rabble-rousing offers little to policymakers grappling with mass migration.
|
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The country seems to be grappling with who its monuments honor, and why.
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He really does seem almost a pure counter fighter in his grappling game.
|
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Grappling with a major financial crisis, Greece struggled to cope with the influx.
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It means currencies will be grappling to find a clear trend going forward.
|
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Legislatures in several states are grappling with claims of sexual harassment and abuse.
|
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And 18 years since the accident, Gayheart is still grappling with what happened.
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They must please their political masters while grappling with devilishly detailed policy problems.
|
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Investors are grappling to understand what's taking place in the wild semiconductor sector.
|
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Cities in better health than Detroit are also grappling with the pensions burden.
|
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Japan's fast-ageing society has left employers grappling with an acute labor shortage.
|
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And this is the really big challenge that smart devices are grappling with.
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UPS is grappling with lower margins for e-commerce, which have dented earnings.
|
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Yet we are still grappling with the challenges and opportunities of this transformation.
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So it is not surprising that the church is still grappling with this.
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Despite the fact he's a grappling newbie, Hardy says he wants it all.
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Meaning, it erases those parts of feminism that Hollywood is still grappling with.
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Grappling with these challenges, however, may spur a shift in the industry's structure.
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Two years later, some of us are still grappling with that harsh reality.
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Tonon is perhaps the most exciting competitor in the grappling world right now.
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I'm always grappling with: did I do the right thing by my family?
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The man with the sunglasses was coiling rope tied to a grappling hook.
|
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But countless families are just now grappling with the reality of losing everything.
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What do you think has been stopping them from grappling with the subject?
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Stanford is not the only college grappling with binge drinking and alcohol issues.
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I woke up on Sunday still grappling with what happened the day before.
|
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The Drinkwater grappling began outside the penalty box, but carried on into it.
|
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It is not just Christianity, of course, that is grappling with these questions.
|
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It is also the political ideology best capable of grappling with the moral
|
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All newspapers are grappling with how to absorb the downturn in print advertising.
|
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But the question that everyone is grappling with is: Do normal standards apply?
|
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India has been grappling with keeping the pharmaceutical giant in check for years.
|
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Chesters confided that her children were already grappling with their own ethical quandaries.
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THE TOPLINE: Washington is grappling with a whirlwind weekend of U.S.-Iran developments.
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Your recent work seems to be grappling with that tradition in a way.
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Getting the grappling stamina that's required and the muscles used has been challenging.
|
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He's still very clearly grappling with far-right views and borderline holocaust denial.
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Politicians have been grappling with sex scandals since the birth of the nation.
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After grappling with regret, doubt, and substance abuse, she reflects on the journey.
|
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Nio is grappling with a design issue in an older battery pack module.
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But we'll be grappling with his for a long, long time to come.
|
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And now Southern California is grappling with a series of massive, uncontrolled wildfires.
|
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She also is still grappling with numbness and tingling sensations in her legs.
|
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Densely-populated Bangladesh says it has been grappling with the large refugee numbers.
|
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The Middle East has been grappling with serious male infertility problems for decades.
|
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Investors appeared to be grappling with the continued worsening of global trade ties.
|
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Grappling with that is part of understanding of how we got to here.
|
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Grappling with how to build ethics into AI isn't necessarily a new problem.
|
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I guess that was another hopeful sign, that Senators are grappling with that.
|
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Early on, the two women wrestle, grappling with hooked ankles rather than hands.
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The city is grappling with deep-seated inequity, including in its school system.
|
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Our climate team looks at some of the questions they'll be grappling with.
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They effectively become subjects themselves, grappling with how he ought to be remembered.
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JESSICA BENNETT: This particular story has left me grappling with a particular question.
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I remember grappling with the feeling that I was different from my peers.
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To honor it meant grappling with how a therapist responds to her clients.
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With a wealth divide comes a homelessness crisis, which Austin is grappling with.
|
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The U.S. military, as a global institution, is also grappling with the coronavirus.
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Throughout the United States, states are grappling with similar challenges as prisoners age.
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A changed United States is now grappling with how to handle the accusation.
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For years, she has been grappling with questions that lie between those poles.
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Italy is grappling with the most severe COVID-19 coronavirus crisis outside China.
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Rather, it is about getting employees to start grappling with issues of race.
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"This is a family that is grappling with extreme tragedy," Mr. Merritt said.
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It's a sea change in society and we're still grappling with the implications.
|
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Indonesia is also grappling with domestic political challenges that may further fuel extremism.
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Despite the reassuring words, China is grappling with a number of economic problems.
|
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In terms of the battle for attention, artists are now grappling with screens.
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No one questions that Turkey is grappling with a long string of troubles.
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We are usually thought of as strikers but the grappling level is there.
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Some are confronting addiction or grappling with violence they suffered on the streets.
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Those are only a handful of questions that many investors are grappling with.
|
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The country has been grappling with an opioid epidemic for the past years.
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It has been grappling with attacks from Al Qaeda-linked groups since 2013.
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Grappling Hook gives you access to positions that most other heroes can't reach.
|
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And religious leaders are grappling with the delicate balance between welcoming and wary.
|
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Australian banks have been grappling with slowing earnings after years of record profits.
|
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It's also grappling with increasing competition from online retailers, including Casper and Amazon.
|
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Grappling with this idea of who deserves benefits is a longstanding, difficult conversation.
|
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Scientists have been grappling with a discrepancy in their models of the universe.
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The market is also grappling with currency uncertainty following the Brexit vote, Bianco said.
|
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Even with rising crude prices, the country is grappling with a large budget deficit.
|
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The Twitter attack came as the country was already grappling with a debt crisis.
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He's got the last piece you need to really start exploring: a grappling claw.
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And a meeting will go back and forth, grappling with some issue or another.
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Ascendant House Democrats are grappling with how to approach climate in the next Congress.
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C.C. and Lori (Emily Meade), meanwhile, are grappling with the incident from last week.
|
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M. We all find ourselves grappling with deep, existential questions from time to time.
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"I think Rockhold's kicking game and slick grappling will take it again," he said.
|
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Meanwhile, the world is also grappling with a U.S. administration that appears increasingly unhinged.
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Zimbabwe, which is grappling with severe power shortages, imports power from neighbouring South Africa.
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The honeybees grappling on the side of the Vox Media building were just waiting.
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Ahead, we talked to experts about what can keep survivors from grappling with abuse.
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And many of these advanced economies are grappling with aging demographics, low productivity growth.
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If we don't have two fighters that are either striking or grappling...that's dancing.
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A: It's funny to hear you say that, because I'm still grappling with that.
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There he meets Julie who is grappling with the recent death of her father.
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Aided by a grappling hook, you're able to jump around stages with incredible fluidity.
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But he added that the sector was still grappling with excessive levies and taxes.
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We were grappling with the relevance of our chosen field to our wider communities.
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When grappling, for example, I'm agreeing to let someone strangle, but not choke, me.
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Now, we can build cases around specific crime problems that communities are grappling with.
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Unfortunately, I am still grappling with each of these, and am not a timelord.
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That's something mainstream publications are grappling with as well as public appetite has shifted.
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She doesn't remember how she got her abilities, and is left grappling with why.
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Turning the back can also be used to generate force in a grappling sense.
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India's problem India has been grappling with the issue of sexual violence for decades.
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Maybe I was not connected enough; I was grappling with more internal identity issues.
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This song feels like him grappling with who he is as his life changes.
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Celeste will spend the season grappling with her own complicated feelings about her husband.
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These are all issues we will likely be grappling with for years to come.
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Earnhardt Jr. retired from racing in 2017 after secretly grappling with concussions for years.
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Advertisers are also grappling with how to measure their ads in this new world.
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Other candidates are grappling with the competing claims on their time and attention, however.
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And University of California officials are grappling with the prospect of reducing student enrollment.
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Traders are grappling with big issues that they can't quite get their heads around.
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Apple is one of many American companies now grappling with increasing Chinese consumer anxiety.
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It has also been grappling with the negative impact of the strong Swiss franc.
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Grappling with OBJ's 200 pounds, Norman executes a pivot, a carry, a slight pirouette.
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How, I wondered, is the rest of the world grappling with this tremendous knowledge?
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Other countries grappling with Zika have issued similar guidance urging women to avoid pregnancy.
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Ironically, it is the Old World that is grappling with these fresh challenges first.
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So but we are all there for grappling with the same issues in sequence.
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Congress broadly is grappling with whether — and how — it should proceed with encryption legislation.
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Meanwhile, many industries are grappling to adopt technology available in the market for decades.
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After grappling with the issue for a decade, Google is calling in some reinforcements.
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Yoga students and studios are grappling with inappropriate, manipulative and exploitative teachers and teachings.
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Countries around the world are grappling with how to control the booming drone industry.
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The novel follows them as they forge a bond while grappling with their losses.
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Clinton is grappling with high disaffection, most pronounced among white men with limited education.
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Airbnb has been grappling with the issue of discrimination on its service for months.
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But the gains were quickly erased because investors are grappling with global economic concerns.
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The U.S. military has been grappling with lasers being pointed at aircraft for decades.
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In 2012, Gracie returned to grappling competition for one night only at Metamoris 1.
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But having made that point, Graham spends much of his essay grappling with strawmen.
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But he noted that many countries of the world were now grappling with extremism.
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Clinton on Tuesday morning, her supporters acknowledged grappling with whether they could trust Mrs.
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The economy is grappling with a slowdown amid a global crash in oil prices.
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Despite Vieira's grappling accolades, it was ultimately Beltran who would lock up the sub.
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We're all grappling with what it's like to express ourselves verbally in this culture.
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That would spill over to an economy already grappling with a severe commodity downturn.
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Here's a scary thought for decision makers inside large organizations grappling with digital transformation.
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MMA fighter Jeff Monson first made a name for himself in the grappling scene.
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Art must always be showing us some aspect with which we're not finished grappling.
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He's 14-years-old and grappling with duchenne muscular dystrophy, a degenerative neuromuscular disorder.
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Canada's most populous city has been grappling with growing gun violence in recent years.
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Several of these new schools in Lower Manhattan are already grappling with space issues.
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The ONE revelations come as several charity organizations are grappling with accusations of misconduct.
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The current base of operations for grappling legends Roger Gracie and the Estima brothers.
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In the first scene, Mr. Carman is 39, hardly a prime age for grappling.
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Our four different covers were reflective of different issues the industry is grappling with.
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New York's doctors are grappling with a sharp uptick in hospitalizations without sufficient equipment.
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Every day, patients and doctors are grappling with endless obstacles from multiple insurance companies.
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She's still grappling with obsessions, betrayals, sexuality, memories and self-revelation. 4AD. Sept. 29.
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California's Santa Clara County has been grappling with 11 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection.
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California is grappling with two tragedies: the aftermath of a mass shooting and wildfires.
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David on grappling with different political viewpoints and why Democrats need a rural strategy.
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As a theater professor in the Pacific Northwest, I'm grappling with lost artistic opportunities.
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But she is still part of an analog generation grappling with a digital world.
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Britain's two main political parties, Conservative and Labour, are still grappling with that fact.
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Facebook has been grappling with its role in the explosion of online child pornography.
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What European country is grappling with the biggest outbreak of coronavirus outside of China?
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Nufarm has been grappling with weak demand for crop-protection products in North America.
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Ms. Macareno said her experience left her feeling humiliated and grappling with suicidal thoughts.
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In "Early," we read about neonatologists, bioethicists and parents grappling with the toughest decisions.
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But there's no question companies are grappling to lead in the quantum computing space.
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Shaw was grazed by a bullet on his elbow while grappling with the gunman.
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Now, federal officials are grappling with a new challenge — how to regulate e-cigarettes.
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Charleston's East Side is grappling with both gentrification and a recent uptick in homicides.
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The mothers were grappling with whether "13 Reasons Why" was appropriate for their kids.
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The show has also been grappling with the United States government rejecting developer's visas.
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He inherited a conglomerate grappling with the fallout of its disastrous merger with AOL.
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Nigeria has been grappling with low growth since exiting a recession four years ago.
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Today's markets, for instance, are grappling with a trade war and low interest rates.
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He is also grappling with many issues that have the potential to distract Facebook.
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It's something Republican senators and White House aides have been grappling with for weeks.
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A major subplot of season 3 involves Jessica grappling with her sexual assault trauma.
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Or, rather, not sufficiently embodied: a kind of sexless protagonist grappling with abstract demons.
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The new reports show how each region is grappling with its own unique challenges.
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Other parts of Latin America are also grappling with bursts of anti-immigration sentiment.
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The New York Times Weddings section is among the entities grappling with that responsibility.
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In the new year, I hope to keep grappling with these particularly Californian paradoxes.
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Lebanon is grappling with the worst financial strains since its 1975-1990 civil war.
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While grappling with the near-certainty of her husband's death, Fani stands with Franz.
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It's a challenging result for evidence-based policy and one I'm still grappling with.
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The result: Brazil is still grappling with its most severe economic crisis in decades.
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Many are grappling with a nationwide economic slowdown that has dampened demand for electricity.
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I'm grappling with the negative opinions as none of them have been constructively helpful.
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The airline, like its competitors, is grappling with higher costs but strong passenger demand.
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Singapore is grappling with one of the highest numbers of coronavirus cases outside China.
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Like other restaurant companies, Starbucks is grappling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ms. Zurkow, an artist, has long been grappling with climate change in her work.
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The author of Rise of the Creative Class is grappling with its dark side
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Harris clearly has instincts for grappling, even if his technique isn't quite there yet.
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The manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles are grappling with this sort of jamming problem.
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From the opening bell, Craig's proficiency in the grappling department was on full display.
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An analyst in Zurich suggested that EFG would also be grappling with higher legal costs.
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Even more than Mr. Bush, Mr. Rubio is grappling with how to confront multiple foes.
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California, Nevada and other parts of the West are grappling with flooding and heavy snow.
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When Lobov hit the main roster he was easily handled by grappling savant, Ryan Hall.
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Puerto Rico has been grappling with a bankruptcy crisis and owes $72 billion to creditors.
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Having discovered lots of new rights, Canada is grappling with how to honour them all.■
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Parts of Colorado and other Western states have been grappling with heat and severe drought.
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In the show, Parker plays Frances, a woman grappling with the end of her marriage.
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The president was apparently not content to leave the world grappling with that imagery alone.
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These issues are not unlike the ones U.S.-based ride-sharing services are grappling with.
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Businesses are also grappling with a new requirement automatically to enroll employees in pension schemes.
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Those two stocks are grappling with double-digit percent losses over the last 52-weeks.
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But Cerrone showed that core precept of grappling: never let the opponent have head control.
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I spent too much of my time grappling with the question Ain't I a Woman?
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Kamile's "Body" is a crystalline version of that first, positive side to grappling with identity.
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But neighbors and relatives say they are grappling with what authorities called a "tragic" shooting.
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MAINE Well beyond Stoneridge Farm, Maine state officials are grappling with contaminated sludge on farms.
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But it was like "grappling with a jellyfish", as this newspaper put it in 1962.
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Several others in the room said they were grappling with what to do come November.
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Chamber's novel is a beautiful look at a community that is grappling with impending change.
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I left Blythe's office and went toward the ring, grappling through the maze of cubicles.
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First, the flu virus throws out short peptide segments that essentially work like grappling hooks.
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But even as her star ascends, Feldstein is still grappling with the depths of grief.
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The US has been grappling with what to do with the station in recent years.
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He is due to leave the presidency as Cuba is grappling with two new problems.
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She said she's still grappling with the emotional damage of her teenage encounters with Epstein.
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The news united Republicans who have spent the past several weeks grappling with Trump's controversies.
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And India is far from being the only country grappling with a booming youth population.
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Nearly 100 days in, he's still grappling with the fact that being president is hard.
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The date ended horrifically, with the woman grappling with a coerced and unwanted sexual encounter.
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ON EVERY side, Britain's politicians are grappling with problems of immense scale and nightmarish complexity.
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Others say they're now grappling with a new reality they don't know how to face.
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At the same time, Facebook is grappling with increased privacy regulations outside the United States.
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Chains like J.Crew and Gap have been grappling with this precise issue for years now.
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Companies detailed in the Wall Street Journal are grappling with how to prevent inappropriate behavior.
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She was also grappling with $2401,218 in student loan debt from college and law school.
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Though she never married, the film shows Dickinson grappling with the idea of settling down.
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In an email, an EPA spokesperson detailed the agency's years-long history grappling with PFAS.
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Zay is stark raving nude while grappling with his brother -- Cayleb Jones of the Vikings.
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But showbiz aside, both leaders are grappling with the constraining consequences of their own mistakes.
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Like many newsrooms, we're still grappling with how to handle coverage of the new administration.
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It is something that people have only been grappling with publicly for about 10 years.
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Annie's death has left her family grappling with what remains unknown in the homicide case.
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You can use your boxes as a shield, a grappling hook, an elevator, and more.
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South Africa is grappling with weak economic growth and unemployment of more than 25 percent.
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Now, at 23, Kavanaugh says she is still grappling with the effects of her trauma.
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Did you see that soldier grappling hook another soldier, and then kick it into oblivion.
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This is an issue that we're going to be grappling with for years to come.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Central banks grappling with fast-changing financial technology and companies like Facebook (FB.
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"Doin' the Cockroach" found Brock grappling with the demons of his home-schooled religious upbringing.
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Brazil is grappling with the Zika epidemic, one of its worst health crises in decades.
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Other countries grappling with ageing populations such as Germany are also raising their pensionable age.
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They would also be grappling with a fading tax-cut boost in the new year.
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LVMH, like its rivals, is grappling with a strengthening euro that could dampen tourist spending.
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I think something many are grappling with right now is what to do with themselves.
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He's looking for readers grappling with a complicated situation, who aren't sure what to do.
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They have, however, spent plenty of time grappling with the ways it can be misused.
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Belgium is now grappling with fears that terrorists could attack or infiltrate its nuclear plants.
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Nursing my own grappling injury, I was unsure about watching UFC 217 on Saturday night.
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Now we're grappling with who he is as a man and all those different things.
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Avengers: Age of Ultron found her grappling with her infertility as a result of sterilization.
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Twitter, of course, isn't the only social media giant still grappling with the 2016 election.
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Oleksak is part of a rising number of female college athletes grappling with mental illness.
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But that hasn't stopped the wargaming community from grappling with conflicts that aren't wholly over.
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Dog Years stars Burt Reynolds as an aging movie star grappling with his advanced years.
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Every one of us is grappling with a different mix of mental and physical dysfunctions.
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There are, however, practical strategies that can be helpful for couples grappling with this imbalance.
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Packaged goods companies, including Kimberly-Clark, have been grappling with surging commodities and transportation costs.
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M.L.B. is now grappling with how to prevent similar electronic-based schemes in the future.
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Nations around the world are grappling with how to protect older people from the virus.
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Jay Inslee as "a snake" when Washington was the first state grappling with an outbreak.
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The study comes as transit agencies like L.A. Metro are grappling with unexplained ridership drops.
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Across the United States, the power sector is grappling with its vulnerabilities to climate change.
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China is grappling with a surge in debt that has begun to threaten its growth.
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Here's how the conglomerate, whose controlling family is now grappling with its Nazi past, flourished.
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As Emily and Quoctrung reported, that's a question cities across the nation are grappling with.
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I kept up, to the detriment of my mental health, grappling with anxiety and burnout.
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Its museum and memorial are a model for other French cities grappling with their histories.
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And yet, West Orange is grappling with a problem faced by communities around the country.
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Grappling with that complexity is key to understanding American government, according to social studies experts.
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The cruise industry is already grappling with lower demand as more travelers stay at home.
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The Capitol is also grappling with its first case of the coronavirus in its complex.
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This comes as several top institutions are grappling with how to handle Mr. Close's work.
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Worker participation in the protests is not the only issue that Cathay is grappling with.
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The company's leadership has also been grappling with the national reckoning underway over sexual harassment.
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Nations around the world are grappling with how to protect older people from the virus.
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This is not to say that the country is not still grappling with the consequences.
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If they were grappling with diminished influence it rarely showed or shaped their public narrative.
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Starting with Ghana in 1957, African countries began grappling with European powers for their independence.
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Other law schools grappling with financial problems have chosen different ways to try to survive.
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Not to mention, the entire world is grappling with the crisis of Australia's ongoing wildfires.
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"Fortune" copes with a failed romance: verses grappling with loss, choruses seeking to move on.
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Another example is Japan, grappling with a government debt-to-GDP ratio of 260 percent.
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Meanwhile, in the security arena, Moon is also grappling with how to manage shifting realities.
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Puerto Rico, for instance, is grappling with catastrophic flooding and widespread damage and power outages.
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Pakistan is grappling with a severe economic crisis and facing heightened tensions with neighboring India.
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Firms are grappling with how to appeal to a younger generation and hold onto assets.
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Investors have been grappling with the possible ramifications of the coronavirus outbreak in recent week.
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Economics is grappling with these issues as other academic disciplines are facing their own reckonings.
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Investors have been grappling with an economic slowdown accelerated by the U.S.-China trade war.
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But she used well-timed punches and savvy grappling to earn her 24th professional win.
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Newer startups in the sublet economy are also grappling with how to manage that trust.
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But, the Showtime series has already suggested to us Joanie is grappling with suicidal ideation.
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In Ngoepe he found a native who was grappling with his future in the game.
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In China, Xi is grappling with an economy growing at its slowest pace since 2009.
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The Iranian people are grappling with unprecedented, devastating challenges caused by the ruling regime's policies.
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Minnesota is grappling with slippery roads -- so slippery that school buses were sliding off roadways.
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We're now grappling with this wide array of issues, and the halo is gone. Right.
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A fairly run-of-the-mill bit of shoving and grappling late in a Nov.
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Experts in the healthcare industry are grappling with what role Google will play in healthcare.
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Successive Canadian governments and employers have been grappling with the rise of high-cost drugs.
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Already grappling with higher domestic production costs, Swiss manufacturers faced declining exports and severe losses.
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The best of them, in fact, are questions with which the world is still grappling.
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Instead, the crown prince is grappling with the international outcry over what happened to Khashoggi.
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Other countries grappling with aging populations such as Germany are also raising their pensionable age.
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Britain is grappling with the aftermath of another terrorist attack in the heart of London.
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Lucas Hedges, meanwhile, plays Otis, a version of LaBeouf who's grappling with alcohol and addiction.
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On Tuesday, still grappling with the tragedy, he said he was scared, angry and heartbroken.
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And they are grappling with the effect of a trade war on their supply chains.
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What is the foremost issue you see contemporary artists grappling with today in the South?
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Again, the scientific community is still grappling with the concept of former heroin users vaping.
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Egypt is also grappling with a deadly Islamic State insurgency in the North Sinai region.
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There's a playful aspect throughout her work even when she is grappling with serious topics.
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These policies are especially important for organizations grappling with systemic gender discrimination and sexual harassment issues.
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Do you desperately want to get better at grappling without spending more time on the mats?
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In your diary, you wrote about grappling with depression, is that still something you're dealing with?
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Over several decades, doctors and nurses have become better at grappling with all of these obstacles.
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Things haven't turned out the way Holden expected, and he's still grappling with the what-ifs?
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After all, many survivors turn to activism to make meaning of the trauma we're grappling with.
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Heavy downpour in West Coast The West Coast was also grappling with severe weather this week.
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Cities are actively grappling with how they want to regulate bike-share and electric scooter sharing.
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My teens were even worse – grappling with how to fit in, and what that even meant.
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Elsewhere, South Korea is grappling with both a deadly bird flu outbreak and a political crisis.
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But hardline unions are now grappling for relevance as strikes become less frequent and less disruptive.
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Conservationists are grappling with the consequences of deer overpopulation, which is throwing ecosystems out of whack.
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He's still grappling to find a routine that suits his fast-paced preference for doing business.
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Simultaneously, the broader industry has been grappling with a series of crises in the United States.
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Alex, an orange Muppet with spiky blue hair, is grappling with the incarceration of his father.
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Imagine Europeans struggling to cope with waves of migrants while simultaneously grappling with dangerous climate change.
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But that's not happening in Butte County, where officials are still grappling with the overwhelming recovery.
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Major platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter are still grappling with radicalization and dangerous conspiracy theorists.
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Professors are revamping courses to address the ethical challenges tech companies are grappling with right now.
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It is not just America that is grappling with the issues of slow growth and immigration.
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Against Gunnar Nelson in Vegas, a chess match between grappling geniuses turned into one-sided suffocation.
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But the platform is still grappling to contain abusive behavior, a Reuters report claimed last month.
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Michael is newly single and grappling with writer's block as he works on a graphic novel.
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Rather, the artist shows himself grappling and contending with the ongoing legacies of Civil War mythology.
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It turns out that Alto's Adventure with a grappling hook no longer feels like Alto's Adventure.
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The country is grappling with a two-pronged electricity crisis with spiking prices and sporadic blackouts.
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That's a point Uber and others in the consumer ride-hailing space are still grappling with.
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"I grew up around a developing country grappling with the onslaught of HIV-AIDS," Gurira recalls.
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Senators do seem to be grappling with Facebook's massive power in a way they haven't before.
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Thailand, which is already grappling with a labour shortage, has about 1.3 million registered migrant workers.
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Social media star Hannah Hart is still grappling with the lasting effects of her tumultuous childhood.
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And it already means grappling with the more unsettling feelings that accumulate from these smaller worries.
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Unfortunately for the Pole, all this striking success did was drive Gustafsson to use his grappling.
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Posing an early challenge, the Democrats are grappling with internal disagreements, both tactical and policy-related.
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"Understanding health in the United States requires grappling with the history of the country," Krieger says.
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Many are still grappling with where to draw the line between free speech and dangerous extremism.
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Indonesia, which is the world's biggest Muslim-majority country, is grappling with a resurgence in militancy.
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They don't just control grappling hooks, they control which parts of the world we're aware of.
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What we're watching: Congressional Republicans are grappling with two competing proposals from two powerful committee chairmen.
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That leaves Mrs Clinton grappling with a much stronger and better-funded rival than she anticipated.
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Beyond that, there are really stories about coming out and the experience of grappling with sexuality.
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Some EU countries are still grappling with double-digit unemployment rates since the global financial crisis.
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Yoga students and teachers are finally grappling with unwanted touch — and the darker history of yoga.
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They did some grappling and twisting, but neither man could throw the other to the ground.
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Whitmer, are grappling with the legacy of underinvestment in infrastructure such as roads, bridges and airports.
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The loss-making plant in Taranto in Italy's south is grappling with a serious pollution issue.
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The store cards business has been grappling with less successful collection efforts after accounts become delinquent.
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It finds her in new territory: Earthbound and grappling with the frictions of our current moment.
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States like Alaska and Oklahoma, faced with low oil prices, are grappling with bankruptcies and layoffs.
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Was this wife of an antislavery champion unusually frank in grappling with the problem of slavery?
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America Movil is also grappling with a deepening economic recession in Brazil, its second-largest market.
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The storm hammered an island whose 3.4 million citizens were already grappling with unemployment and poverty.
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Currently, VA, Congress and stakeholders are grappling with how to deal with the veterans suicide epidemic.
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Scorpio is back with his infamous grappling hook and love for explosions in Just Cause 4.
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Everyone is grappling with the concept of people sharing private vehicles or using a taxilike fleet.
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Easton told KUTV that he was still grappling with how to live as a gay Mormon.
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Mr. Temer is also grappling with dismal approval ratings that are somewhat better than his predecessor's.
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Amid this influx of animals, classrooms and courtrooms are grappling with where to draw the line.
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Mary Williams Walsh talks to some of the people on the island grappling with the unknown.
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The nations of Central America are grappling with their own set of economic and social problems.
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Supporters of Donald J. Trump have begun grappling with what will happen if their candidate loses.
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Most notably, white women are grappling with the dominance of hip-hop and electronic dance music.
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The show has been grappling with the repercussions of changing the past since the first episode.
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There were seeds back then, she said, of issues American society is still grappling with today.
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Until then, regular citizens are left grappling with the grim reality of life in their city.
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Farmers are also grappling with weak prices for conventional grains because of a global supply glut.
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Republicans are also grappling with the family separation crisis created by Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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Two are grappling, rolling around locked together, one with his legs in the air, laughing, squealing.
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In Vegas, the Hawaiian looked to return to his winning ways opposite grappling whiz Pedro Munhoz.
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The NWHL is not the only league grappling with the implication of the upcoming Winter Games.
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Hearing Uzi and MC Bin Laden grappling for space in the same track just makes sense.
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She wanted to let young people know that it's okay to be grappling with your sexuality.
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The company has been grappling with lawsuits alleging some of its talcum powder products caused cancer.
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As a perfectionist, Harrison wanted to be as good at striking as she was at grappling.
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All of the countries in the organization are currently grappling with the outbreak of COVID-19.
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I had been grappling with another story that just couldn't get any air under its wings.
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A decade ago, the state was grappling with foreclosures, bank failures and scores of empty subdivisions.
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Chinese companies are grappling with the coronavirus outbreak that has crippled the world's second largest economy.
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State employment agencies have been grappling with a sudden spike in calls, inquiring about unemployment benefits.
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The country of 208 million is grappling with the worst outbreak of yellow fever in decades.
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I've started watching submission grappling and even college wrestling, as I've started to train in it.
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How do you find them grappling with this question about the compatibility of faith and science?
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It makes sense that grappling with the fragility of such symbols should hurt us so personally.
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Entire fields of study in economics departments are devoted to grappling with some of these problems.
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Swedish digital designer Victor Müller was grappling with his own anxieties about climate change last year.
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Well, because members of the global AI community are grappling with the powerful technology they're developing.
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One story takes place after a school shooting, another centers on a woman grappling with unemployment.
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Like Australia, New Zealand has been grappling with a series of scandals related to Chinese influence.
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There are other challenges, too, which the tech industry has been grappling with since Day 1.
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The decision by SUNY New Paltz follows a recent wave of colleges grappling with troubling histories.
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The party is also grappling with slowing growth that has magnified its fear of popular unrest.
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"Black Lightning," airing Tuesdays, is the reluctant comeback story of a hero grappling with heroism's limits.
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"I remember grappling with the possibility of changing my life and taking this on," he said.
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Election administrators are also grappling with another coronavirus-related challenge: a dependence on elderly poll workers.
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To learn that the apparently natural death was actually murder has left Proctor grappling for answers.
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Additionally, employers are grappling with how to handle the services that do drive their high costs.
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The company has been grappling with the fallout of two fatal crashes of its 737 Max.
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In recent years, the museum has found itself struggling to stay afloat and grappling with controversy.
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But the idea of grappling long term without power hung like a pall over the island.
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"The project of cinema is about grappling with the realities we're dealing with," Jackson told Deadline.
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As California endures a yearslong drought, the Jacksons, like other winemakers, are grappling with new realities.
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Clinton's defeat, the foundation is still grappling with its place in the era of President Trump.
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The FDA, meanwhile, has been grappling with the appropriateness of approving new opioids amid the epidemic.
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Mr. Trump began the day on Thursday grappling with his new status as an impeached president.
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Grappling with a major financial crisis, Lebanon has a $1.2 billion Eurobond due on March 9.
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In New Jersey, another low-income city is grappling with the effects of New York's garbage.
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The revisions also come as the US is grappling with how to handle the coronavirus outbreak.
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This exemplifies the moral dilemmas that you're constantly grappling with as The Outer Worlds' story unfolds.
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It is worth grappling with just how gruesome the results of cuts to it can be.
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The hearing comes as lawmakers are grappling with how to pass a legislative fix for DACA.
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The country is grappling with slumping growth and a prolonged trade war with the United States.
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The activism comes as corporate America as a whole is grappling with how to handle Trump.
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Footage of the shooting shows the officer grappling with a protester before Chow approaches the scuffle.
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China is now grappling with some of the consequences of a former and highly controversial policy.
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We talked about our work, the world, what we were grappling with both personally and professionally.
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Those who managed to survive TCHS are still grappling with Tann&aposs unchecked cruelty and greed.
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" Sean says he's "grappling with the negative opinions as none of them have been constructively helpful.
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His book comes at a time when our world is grappling with how information is disseminated.
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The board that runs Woodland says the privately operated cemetery is grappling with unavoidable financial challenges.
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Democrats, still grappling with how aggressively to oppose this nomination, were eager to fill the void.
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The CDC is also grappling with the abrupt resignation this week of its director, Brenda Fitzgerald.
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States hoping they'd see their first surpluses since the recession are instead grappling with projected deficits.
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Maybe having a bigger say in important decisions, or grappling with his fear of death together?
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With companies still grappling with new tax rules, business surveys are pointing to more pain ahead.
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The country is grappling with how to solve the opioid epidemic, a task that isn't easy.
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Caroline: I was far more fascinated by Harry grappling with fatherhood than I thought I'd be.
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As artists themselves, Nolan and Joy weave ideas top thinkers are grappling with today into Westworld.
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I don't think the leadership of the Times really has a way of grappling with that.
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Puerto Rico, which owes $72 billion to creditors, had already been grappling with a bankruptcy crisis.
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That's a question many fields are grappling with as they introduce more AI into their methods.
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The idea of Maia abandoning his almost purely grappling based gameplan for this fight seems a little far fetched but were he looking for chances to strike at Masvidal to open up the grappling a little more a couple of the latter's habits might be exploitable.
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But Doug didn't become a believer until 2013, when the family was grappling with a terrible drought.
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Texas is also grappling with serious Quality of Life issues, dropping to 37th place in the category.
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This is a problem that tech companies — from Box, to Facebook, to Alphabet — are all grappling with.
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The Rangers are once again grappling with major injuries, with Rick Nash and Ryan McDonagh out indefinitely.
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Instead, you find a town – like many others – that's grappling with underfunding and a shortage of jobs.
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Meanwhile, parents are grappling with whether to keep their children at JCCs amid the ongoing bomb threats.
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During the course of his meetings, Ozzie learned he was not alone in grappling with this issue.
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Some technology companies in the U.S. and abroad recognize these issues and are already grappling with them.
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From singles to blast double-leg takedowns, Asakura had her way with Toncheva in the grappling department.
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The Hacksmith built a bonafide Batman grappling hook, and then tests it out on various climbable surfaces.
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Forty years ago, Oscar voters were grappling with many of the same quandaries facing the Academy today.
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It is also grappling with cord cutting as people drop their satellite TV packages for cheaper options.
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Illumina is a global leader in genomics, grappling with questions like 'what causes cancer cells to mutate.
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Back in Calabasas, Kardashian, with whom Thompson shares daughter True, has been grappling with the whole situation.
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It tells the story of a man grappling with his sexuality and identity at an adult arcade.
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"So much of this record is about grappling with the way people treat each other," Mayberry continues.
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She was also grappling with the expectations placed on her as a black woman in hip-hop.
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Investors have been grappling with whether the trading relationship between the U.S. and China will actually worsen.
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And some museums, too, are grappling with how to address this issue in regards to their collections.
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Her study suggests that these children may be grappling with what she calls "rapid-onset gender dysphoria".
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Elsewhere, Facebook is still grappling with a number of other privacy scandals and investigations into its policies.
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It's a reality I'm still grappling with and I will be for a long time to come.
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Estonia, a small country of just 1.3 million people, has been grappling with its neighbor for decades.
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My sister is grappling with the news and the "hard life" she thinks my niece will lead.
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Growing cities with thriving local tech scenes are already grappling with affordable housing challenges, even without Amazon.
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Ortega, 73, is grappling with the worst political crisis since he returned to the presidency in 2007.
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That's laughable compared to the drama that the iconic character is grappling with during Riverdale's upcoming season.
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The Iranians were not the only ones grappling with divisions in their government about a possible deal.
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People need to define their present by learning from and grappling with the lessons of the past.
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The conversations are a sign of how federal agencies are grappling with a deep-rooted technology conundrum.
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It is already grappling with an outbreak of Ebola and armed conflicts in ten of its provinces.
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Regulators are also grappling with scooter infrastructure - both sidewalks and bike lanes seem inadequate - and helmet laws.
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He's grown to be kind and earnest, and we see him grappling with pushback to these qualities.
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Apple is clearly grappling with two key questions as it turns its eye to the car market.
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Part of that may have to do with Gaga grappling with her new identity as an actress.
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The release of the police file comes as the West is grappling with Russia's increasingly bold interventions.
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, is grappling once again with Italy's spending plans.
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Decades after Alcala's horrific crimes, the victims' families are still grappling with the pain that he inflicted.
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Eric Little, the teacher who submitted the teen's essay to the podcast, is grappling with the tragedy.
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Like Zoie's family, the relatives of the other students killed or injured are grappling with their grief.
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Instead, many fans are grappling with confusion and questioning their moral compasses because Joe is somehow... hot?
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In recent years, the policy team has been grappling with how to deal with Amazon's explosive growth.
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This is something the cast has been grappling with for awhile, but Matthew Perry isn't as excited.
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The U.S. restaurant industry has been grappling with persistently soft traffic, and McDonald's proved it wasn't immune.
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Kazakhstan is also grappling with change after President Nursultan Nazarbayev unexpectedly resigned after three decades in power.
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Hain Celestial's pending accounting probe remains unresolved and now management is grappling with another headache — slowing growth.
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He is already grappling with an escalating trade war with the United States and a slowing economy.
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He's got a grappling hook now, which works as both a climbing device and a rope swing.
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It's why cities from Birmingham to Brooklyn are grappling with what to do about their Confederate monuments.
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Grappling with how to control kids' internet access and screen time has become a ubiquitous parenting issue.
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Dr. Petra Steinbuchel understands what it's like to be a 7413-year-old grappling with suicidal feelings.
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These same states are grappling with a dire need to treat opioid addiction and seniors with Alzheimer's.
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Nor does Mr Johnson bother grappling with modern theologians' subtle and abstract ideas of God and hell.
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"It's a growing issue that VA providers are grappling with every day," she wrote in an email.
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Xi is also grappling with a debilitating trade war with the United States and a slowing economy.
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Since I initially purchased my crystals, I've been grappling with the notion that they could actually work.
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Bayer's non-prescription drugs unit has been grappling with a decline in sales in the United States.
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Brooks spent most of her life grappling with the scars of a lonely, affectionless, and abusive childhood.
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China used to buy many recycled materials from the U.S., but is now grappling with a slowdown.
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Grappling with a cancer diagnosis and the ensuing chemotherapy changed the way they moved through the world.
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"To go from 9,800 to 85033,448, they're grappling with how they're going to do that," Thornberry said.
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On Monday, the health story dominated the headlines, and the Clinton campaign was still grappling with questions.
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We've got a bunch of foot-stamping old white men, grappling for power on a sinking ship.
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But even before Collins' death, the university has been grappling with a series of racially charged incidents.
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But the network is grappling with its role and coverage strategy in the wake of the election.
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Chasing Life (2014) on ABC Family (now Freeform) featured Brenna, a white teenager grappling with her sexuality.
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Congress also is grappling with funding to shore up election systems for U.S. states, which conduct elections.
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People who are first-generation wearing durags to assimilate in American culture are grappling with that too.
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Stick him in a ring with Kazushi Sakuraba in a tag team grappling match under extreme rules.
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Industrials, an export-dependent sector grappling with a recent appreciation in the Canadian currency, fell 0.7 percent.
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All around Kosovo, families are grappling with the aftermath of years of proselytizing by Saudi-trained preachers.
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The justices are still grappling with two partisan gerrymandering cases challenging voter maps in Wisconsin and Maryland.
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Hong Kong is grappling with a political crisis after months of violent protests that have challenged Beijing.
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Financial institutions in Japan and the euro zone have been grappling with negative yields for months now.
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So far this month, three journalists have been killed across Mexico, which is grappling with rising crime.
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California's biggest utilities aren't the only U.S. companies grappling with the increased force and frequency of wildfires.
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"I hope you'll emerge saying, 'Oh, OK, now I see what they were grappling with,' " he said.
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Zabell added that some members of the community of 68,000 people were still grappling with the shooting.
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Grappling with compliance and the costs involved has become a onerous task for most banks and brokerages.
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As the political ground shifts, the network is also grappling with a fundamental transformation of its own.
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After Towns turned the ball over, he and Embiid stayed in the backcourt grappling with each other.
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Lord & Taylor, in turn, faces many of the obstacles that U.S. department stores are grappling with today.
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Lawmakers have grappling with the question of how much access law enforcement should have to encrypted data.
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We can't confront the idea of the welfare queen without grappling with the real life welfare queen.
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However, Mr. Hun Sen is now grappling with the most serious challenge to his authority in years.
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It's one of many places in the US grappling with whether to remove nods to the Confederacy.
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But Mr. Temer is grappling with his own dismal approval ratings and public doubts about his legitimacy.
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Now, GE is grappling with a cash crunch that wiped out 59% of its value this year.
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In 1986, HVAC was grappling with the issue of whether veterans should have access to judicial review.
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The disaster left a new government grappling to contain a major crisis, just days after taking office.
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Elsewhere, these carriers are grappling with flyers constantly on the lookout for the latest rock-bottom fare.
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"You've got investors grappling with a new environment of volatility and how to handle that," said Carlson.
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Buyers, though, had a hard time grappling with expensive private market valuations attached to unprofitable retail companies.
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House Democrats return to Washington on Tuesday grappling over the best course for the party's future. Rep.
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In Besters, the farmers are grappling hands-on with one of South Africa's most challenging historical problems.
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And Foxconn is grappling with China's rising labor costs and a slowdown in the global smartphone market.
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Artists around the country are grappling with America's incarceration system, as a subject and a social force.
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China has also been grappling with an outbreak of H7N9, which has killed 161 people since October.
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Shrill succeeds in presenting Annie as she is — a fat woman grappling with herself and the world.
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Not only are many competent kickboxers crossing over, Australia's grappling community has grown in leaps and bounds.
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The lyrical detail is symbolic and literal, grappling with the vastness of life while acknowledging our smallness.
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What happens to those Americans is one of the biggest challenges Salvadoran immigrants are now grappling with.
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Perhaps the most intriguing part of the bout was its foreshadowing of developments in the grappling game.
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The story tells the tale of two brothers grappling with how to care for their elderly mother.
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The ballot amendment comes at a time when states are grappling with how to regulate solar energy.
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Both reside amongst the lightweight division's very best boxers, and have solid grappling to fall back on.
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My 5-year-old daughter is grappling with her growing awareness of her life story right now.
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We're looking for readers who are grappling with a complicated situation and aren't sure what to do.
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But Mr. Emanuel did not say how Chicago, grappling with a fiscal crisis, would pay for that.
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In addition to its legal troubles, Bumble Bee is grappling with the declining popularity of packaged tuna.
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Grappling with an unmoored future, they built upon the guidance that their mother had imparted to them.
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It's restorative to get enveloped in another world, another voice, while I'm grappling with my own writing.
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For over a month, Mr. Moonves has been grappling with the two separate but equally fateful issues.
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Grappling with what to say and do about the disasters they themselves create is only the beginning.
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Countries the world over are grappling with how best to prioritize human life, while balancing economic losses.
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But a pure grappling match between Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor was not what we were watching.
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It is a question many people are grappling with, especially in the wake of the 22 election.
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Detroit isn't the only U.S. city grappling with a string of murders of transgender people of color.
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Now they are grappling with the possibility that it may have come from one of their own.
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The mainly white Fire Department has been grappling with allegations of bias for more than 40 years.
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That's the slowest pace since a decade ago, when China was grappling with the global financial crisis.
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It feels like Gabe is grappling with toxic masculinity right up to the end of the show.
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With buildings closed, families are grappling with how to teach kids at home (and preserve everyone's sanity).
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Campus administrators are grappling with how to balance freedom of expression and the safety of their students.
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We want to hear from farmers who are grappling with the potential implications of last week's sweeps.
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Jefferson County, home to Columbine High School, has spent the past 20 years grappling with that legacy.
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Federal judges are grappling with the question of how the First Amendment may apply to those accounts.
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Scholars: Medieval studies is grappling with a fraught question: Does the field have a white supremacy problem?
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He is still grappling with the fallout from the Senate's failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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What the doctor described gives a sense of how hospitals are grappling with that skyrocketing case count.
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Cha-Cha is grappling with inappropriate feelings for his psychologist and Lelah with an addiction to gambling.
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Since the fire hit, Mr. Jeys said he found himself grappling with feelings of guilt and bewilderment.
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His camera treats them neither as gods nor sideshows, but as people who are grappling with faith.
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In Westchester County, Health Commissioner Sherlita Amler was grappling with the fallout from the CDC's airport screenings.
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Residents and officials are grappling with where to rebuild and how to prepare for the next storm.
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Like rivals, PSA is meanwhile grappling with fallout from the coronavirus that has paralysed production in China.
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People are grappling with contradictions laid bare by the messiness of mourning and memory all the time.
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Grappling with a decision so monumental, and politically risky, the Democratic Party threatened to tear itself apart.
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That situation has many worried as health workers begin grappling with the threat from the new virus.
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It's too easy to get lost remembering the way things were rather than grappling with the present.
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The #RedefineCRS campaign comes at a time when the country is grappling with relics of historic prejudice.
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Boeing is grappling with increased expenses stemming from the two fatal crashes of the 737 Max planes.
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But while Australia burns, East Africa has been grappling with record-breaking rainfall leading to catastrophic floods.
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The city has been grappling with a homicide rate that is "unacceptably high," Harrison said last year.
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Ana lacks the mobility of fellow sniper Widowmaker, who uses a grappling claw to reach elevated positions.
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Millions of Americans grappling with the cold would be better off warming up in parts of Antarctica.
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That's not an easy answer; it's something our society is going to be grappling with for years.
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Yet with both the United States and China grappling with a slowdown, there's little room for complacency.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his governing Liberal Party are grappling with a tough re-election fight.
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Around the world, people are grappling with some of the most pressing sociopolitical issues of our time.
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Mr. Biden spent the next weeks grappling with the best way to respond to the Ukraine controversy.
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As a result of the growth, local officials find themselves grappling with a crisis over affordable housing.
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But the offer — not the first — signals India's shift toward grappling with long-ignored challenges around menstruation.
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With the homelessness crisis all over the state, other parents must be grappling with the same issues.
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But, like so many artists in a changing Berlin, he is grappling with the issue of gentrification.
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Argentina is grappling with about $100 billion in sovereign debt the government must restructure with its creditors.
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Countries around the world are still grappling with Trump's win and what it could mean for them.
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Back in 2003, health authorities were grappling with a lack of knowledge about what the virus was.
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Now, 21st Century Fox is grappling with the aftermath of a sexual harassment scandal at Fox News.
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He is grappling with the reality that the illness that turned him into a recluse is psychosomatic.
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Much of Rubens's Baroque bravura feels timely in its grappling with violence, terror, power, sex, and coercion.
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Like rivals Southwest and United, American is grappling with the nearly yearlong grounding of the 737 Max.
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Standing up for voters who are grappling with high medical bills also plays well at the polls.
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The storm hammered an island whose 793 million US citizens were already grappling with unemployment and poverty.
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Still grappling with its diesel emissions scandal, Volkswagen, Europe's largest carmaking group, saw deliveries rising 2.7 percent.
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The move comes as Asia's fourth-largest economy is grappling with its worst-ever bird flu outbreak.
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The justices are grappling with whether burglary qualifies as a crime of violence that allows for removal.
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Perspective: The country is grappling with how to solve the opioid epidemic, a task that isn't easy.
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On that Thanksgiving, balloon handlers were grappling with winds that reached speeds in excess of 403 m.p.h.
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Since then, a year has passed, but the issues Trump is grappling with are all the same.
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Bill's grappling with death and grief, Ben with bullying, and Richie and Mike with small-town oppression.
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Mr. de Blasio said his administration is still grappling with fallout from the breakdown of that program.
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These considerations might include grappling with faith traditions and teachings that may condemn or reject LGBTQ+ identities.
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Like rivals, PSA is meanwhile grappling with fallout from the coronavirus that has paralyzed production in China.
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More than six decades after Emmett Till was murdered, locals are grappling with how to memorialize him.
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Cities across the world are grappling with fare evasion, though it is far worse in New York.
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A year and a half ago, the polling community was grappling with how things went so wrong.
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The decision left immigration lawyers across the United States grappling with how to proceed for their clients.
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Christina Forrer: Grappling Hold continues at the Swiss Institute (102 Franklin Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through April 23.
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I spend as much time as I can at the moment reading things written in the mid-Victorian era—particularly the 1860s—because the mid-Victorians were grappling with the collapse of Benthamite liberalism in much the same way that we are grappling with the collapse of neo-liberalism.
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Hyundai and Kia are already grappling with weak business in their key markets — China and the United States.
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Regulators have been grappling with how to apply rules to new technology that is transforming the financial sector.
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The pair continually traded blows and grappling exchanges with Horiguchi getting the better of Motoya in both departments.
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And now more and more women are grappling with the question Smith faced: whether to use while pregnant.
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Bravo's entrances into the twister were a more valuable addition to the grappling game than the twister itself.
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The wedding dress retailer was grappling with a heavy debt load amid changing consumer tastes in the industry.
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Britain's outsourcing sector is grappling with underperforming contracts, a problem which sent rival Carillion into bankruptcy in January.
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Furthermore, the country is already grappling with broader ecological crises, such as illegal dumping, deforestation, and contaminated water.
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In the trailer for her Netflix documentary Five Foot Two, Gaga is shown grappling with a persistent illness.
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But after an extremely stressful grappling match, it's the general who dies, leaving Elizabeth covered in his blood.
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The wider context: Authorities are grappling with an unprecedented number of families and children arriving at the border.
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They'll hear heartbreaking stories of loved ones who are grappling with or have been lost to substance misuse.
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At the same time, Democrats were grappling with misconduct allegations against leading members in their own party. Sen.
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The choreographer Bruno Beltrão is challenging the conventions of hip-hop while grappling with his country's volatile politics.
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Meanwhile, cities are now grappling with large-scale scooter deployments that drastically affect sidewalks, public spaces, and roads.
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Some of the European members are grappling with security challenges after recent terrorist attacks in Brussels and Paris.
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In this moment, we see Issa grappling with assumptions of how her "ho phase" would go, she added.
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All of this has doctors grappling with an ethically fraught question: Is a heart ever not worth fixing?
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The company "burned through a crazy amount of money" grappling with a patchwork of global regulations, Meiri says.
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Singapore's workforce is grappling with the twin challenges of an aging population and job losses due to technology.
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But as memorable as the closing battle was, it was also an episode about people grappling for purpose.
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Different custom character abilities — like the already shown-off grappling hook — could offer a more enjoyable Sonic experience.
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Investors have been left scratching their heads in the manner of undergraduates grappling with the tenets of existentialism.
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Brazil's economic plight is viewed as particularly challenging, as the country is grappling simultaneously with severe political unrest.
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Aside from macroeconomic concerns, analysts agreed that several of the woes retailers are grappling with are self-inflicted.
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From the strong Chinese presence to CEOs grappling with public anger, attendees said this year's conference felt different.
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Whether they're personally grappling with these issues or seeking vicarious thrills, teens gravitate toward subject matter that's relatable.
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The fourth-biggest U.S. bank, Wells Fargo has also been grappling with a sales scandal involving unauthorized accounts.
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Not only was Emelianenko a completely unique blend of hitting power and grappling competence, he was absolutely relentless.
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In my work as a psychotherapist, I often encounter people who are grappling with shame in some form.
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While the OG was unquestionably pro-woman, it often avoided grappling directly with the issues of the day.
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The monkey in the debut trailer, for instance, has an metal hand he uses as a grappling hook.
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Meanwhile, the bank is grappling with three problems: mediocre profitability, unconvincing capital allocation and a tricky management succession.
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Meanwhile, Boeing is now grappling with its nightmare scenario of deadly back-to-back 737 MAX 8 crashes.
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The couples are diverse and far-flung, but all grappling with the trauma of prolonged and indefinite separation.
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Two major additions, stealth and Drake's new grappling rope, really help to add depth to exploration and combat.
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For weeks, Hollywood has been grappling with allegations that producer Harvey Weinstein harassed and assaulted women for decades.
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Pariana fans have an insatiable appetite, and I'm here to say, after months of grappling: I get it.
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Northern California is grappling with the largest wildfire in California history, breaking a record set only months earlier.
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German companies are grappling with a cooling global economy and trade disputes triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Other Indian cities, including the capital New Delhi and technology hub Bengaluru, are also grappling with water shortages.
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He's planning a tour, writing his first proper label full-length, and grappling with finally having an audience.
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The Southeast Asian nation and some other countries have been grappling with how to regulate ride-hailing companies.
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Students will work on group projects to deliver results while grappling with constraints on resources, timelines and talent.
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For years the music industry has been grappling with how to make money in the digital-first world.
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By 2017, that number had only grown, and the State was grappling with $15 billion in unpaid bills.
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It sure looks like the Batman symbol and now we're left wondering where he keeps his grappling hook.
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She suspects that many other people were just like her: new to money matters and grappling with debt.
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Be it grappling or striking, fencing with a foil or even fighting on Gladiators with oversized Q-tips.
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Snap on Wednesday also revealed that Snapchat is working to "redesign" its app, after grappling with user complaints.
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When I had been grappling with sexual pain, my avoidance of sex made my husband feel rejected. Undesirable.
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Africa, in particular, is grappling with what Bono called a phenomenon of three extremes — ideology, poverty and climate.
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But we do know that this time of year can be especially difficult for people grappling with depression.
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The game is a fearless reveal of the private moments of a family, one grappling with the unimaginable.
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For example, he's been grappling with what to do about Medicaid if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
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The British drinks industry is already grappling with an uncertain outlook after Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The seven-member board has been grappling with the twin pressures of weak economic growth and high inflation.
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Once one of Latin America's most prosperous nations, OPEC nation Venezuela is grappling with a harsh economic slowdown.
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The Fed appears to be institutionally incapable of grappling with the challenges posed by a low-rate world.
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Economists have been grappling for decades with whether (and by how much) a higher minimum wage affects employment.
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The Dutchman handily won the first round with his grappling, nearly ending things with a rear-naked choke.
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Khabilov's most successful moments of grappling came from grabbing a single and running Masvidal to the fence though.
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Sunday saw southeast Texas grappling with dangerous flooding as the storm continued to dump water on the state.
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And like many people who pitched in that night, they are still grappling with the horrors they witnessed.
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Millions of taxpayers are still rushing around gathering receipts, and grappling with paperwork, days before Tuesday's filing deadline.
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Aster,a budding chef, is grappling with the grief of losing her father, whose shirts she often wears.
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