I'm struggling, struggling, struggling about where the bottom is, Nutanix.
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Allen says he is "struggling and struggling and struggling" with the TV show.
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The nurses were holding me down, and I was struggling—really struggling.
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"We're struggling, but our customers are struggling with it, too," he said.
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"Companies that are struggling today are struggling because of crisis with trust," Benioff said.
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They're both struggling comedians, but their careers aren't the only thing they're struggling with.
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It was, perhaps, a predictable outcome for a struggling pitcher on a struggling team.
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Not only are money lenders struggling to lend, they are also struggling to get paid.
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Look, I wouldn't say struggling, I'm not sure I would characterize it as a struggling company.
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Though it is not cool to be broke and struggling, it is okay to keep struggling.
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I was struggling a lot with my serve, I was struggling a lot with my groundstrokes.
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"I was doing drugs, not doing drugs, struggling, not struggling, being happy, not being happy," she recalls.
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Options for struggling borrowers Options already exist for borrowers who are struggling to make their monthly payments.
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Tensions rise between the characters over political issues because they are struggling and unlikely to stop struggling.
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That will be welcome news for policymakers, who have been struggling to get money to struggling smaller firms.
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Khloé is struggling with her feelings about Caitlyn, and Scott is struggling with his relationship status with Kourtney.
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We spend half of our lives struggling to start conversations and the other half struggling to exit them.
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It is a problem because I am struggling to understand 47.5% of America, and it is struggling to understand me.
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And what we&aposve seen is families are disintegrating, women are struggling, single women are struggling to do everything themselves.
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Anyone struggling in life and/or struggling to be a writer can relate in so many ways to this book.
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They are just like us, struggling to understand what has happened to them and struggling to get through every day.
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The tragedy of the Trump movement is that one set of struggling people has been pitted against other groups of struggling people by someone who has known little struggle, at least in the material sense, and hence seems to have little empathy for anyone struggling, and even to consider struggling a symptom of weakness.
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La Bohème, which was first produced in 1896, was about struggling artists in Paris; Rent is about struggling artists in NYC.
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And we are still struggling with racism today; we're still struggling with how to magnify the voices of people of color.
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If you're struggling to find an Instagram caption as hard as you're struggling to avoid another piece of pie, read on.
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We see him struggling for more, hoping and striving to change his circumstances, struggling to get over difficulties in his past.
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You're going to be around actors as it is, who are all struggling, but you need people who aren't struggling around you.
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In some ways, it is a bleakly familiar story of a troubled department struggling — and failing and struggling — to right its wrongs.
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Banks, already struggling with bad debt, will have to lend at lower interest rates to support companies struggling because of the outbreak.
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"The way the person was struggling, just struggling against the wind and their body was just moving really, really fast," she added.
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Tesla has been around longer, but it's still struggling to set up a dealer network and is struggling with high-volume production.
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And right now, they're struggling with the question that Democrats always seems to be struggling with: What's more important: principles or politics?
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She said their neighborhoods were struggling in a city where dozens of schools had closed, homelessness was rampant and families were struggling financially.
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Some scientists predict that within the next few years, the number of children struggling with obesity will surpass the number struggling with hunger. Why?
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"We were really struggling to figure out our target market and struggling to find investors, so it just sort of died," he told me.
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"The way the person was struggling, just struggling against the wind and their body was just moving really, really fast," she told the station.
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While Scott might be struggling to know who he is to the family, Kylie and Kendall are struggling to be someone that no one knows.
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"All of these barriers add up for people who are already struggling for survival and struggling to get the basic medical care they need," she said.
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So struggling artists, why don't you donate at least $1,000 to another struggling artist and someone will talk to you briefly about your struggles with art?
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It is easier to spot someone who is struggling physically, but it can be very challenging to see if someone is struggling with their mental health.
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" Sanders connected the issue to the "proliferation of millionaires and billionaires" while "middle-class people are struggling, towns and cities are struggling to provide basic services.
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"This may not always be the case and assuming that someone is struggling can make patients feel marginalized, as if they should be struggling," Ferrando said.
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On being in—and out of—control In high school I was really struggling [with schoolwork], and I was embarrassed to tell anybody that I was struggling.
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The film takes a group of struggling actors—all improv actors are struggling— called "The Commune" and tracks their interactions, their ambitions, their limitations, and their insecurities.
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"I write on behalf of those struggling with mental health issues, our veterans struggling with PTSD and for those impacted by the tragedy of suicide," Wyden writes.
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Those with means have not prioritized supporting these institutions because many of them should not be struggling the way that they are struggling and thus no support.
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It&aposs good, you know, because before Twitter I was struggling in obscurity and after Twitter, now tens of thousands of people know that I&aposm struggling.
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It's worth remembering, too, that liberalism is not just struggling in America, with our Electoral College and right-tilting Senate; it is struggling all around the world.
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The Monkees characters were a struggling band, searching for success, living in a quirky boho house in Malibu (like real struggling musicians could afford a Malibu pad!).
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UK hospitals are overcrowded with people struggling with mental health problems UK hospitals are overcrowded with people struggling with mental health problems The U.K. National Health Service (NHS) is struggling under the strain of patient demand, as 20103 hospital trusts warned that they could not cope this week.
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In just about all of them, however, the queer characters were either struggling to come out, or struggling with accepting their sexuality after being outed against their will.
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"Investors are struggling and quite candidly, we're struggling" to reconcile the projected profits with the steps that Mr. Gorman outlined, a Nomura analyst, Steven Chubak, told Mr. Gorman.
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He said on Thursday that the department was "struggling, struggling," with how to teach its officers about their "implicit bias," the often subconscious racial baggage they may carry.
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One side of him is struggling to imitate Barks, while another side of him is struggling to break free of the confines of working in another artist's style.
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Had she gone to Great Falls or Glendive, she would have seen that struggling white people desire the same things that struggling people in diverse urban areas want.
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This suggests that children who are already struggling with low levels of general knowledge in kindergarten are likely to still be struggling in science throughout elementary and middle school.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Struggling British retailer Marks & Spencer (MKS.
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" For those who may be struggling with a similar feeling, she wants you to know that, "what you are struggling with is just as significant as any other eating disorder.
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His wife told doctors that he had been struggling to deal with political events since the referendum, worrying about racially-motivated incidents and struggling to sleep, according to the release.
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Over the past three years, Barkan has lost control of his body—struggling to run, then struggling to walk, then confined to a wheelchair, finally unable to move his arms.
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Not just struggling to scrounge up concurrent majorities for a tax bill but struggling to reach any kind of consensus about what their tax bill is supposed to look like.
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A $454 billion loan guarantee for struggling businessesDeferral of payroll taxesTax credits to keep employees on payroll despite being closedExpanded unemployment benefitsTheater employees are already struggling because of the shutdown.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli said last month his government will not bail out struggling banks and that it was better to have a few viable banks than dozens of struggling ones.
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His regular outbursts have put the struggling company at the center of the daily news cycle, drawing outsized attention to the product at a time when it is struggling to grow.
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When families are struggling to buy groceries, they are usually also struggling with other challenges of poverty: unaffordable housing, low wages and conditions that can lead to developmental delays in children.
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While Mr. Livoti claimed that Mr. Baez's struggling set off an asthma attack, another officer said that Mr. Baez was not struggling and was handcuffed on the ground when she arrived.
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"They're a quality name in a tape that's struggling to find quality, and especially a tape that's struggling to find quality growth," said John Stephenson, president at Stephenson & Company Capital Management.
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But a policy to promote targeted economic growth in America's most struggling regions won't do much for voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, since those states aren't America's most struggling regions.
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There's a young Indian girl, there's a black guy who's struggling with class issues, there's a girl who's struggling with eating disorders, but it actually leans into one of her powers.
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He was struggling with his secret homosexual side — duh!
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Struggling Australian wealth manager AMP Ltd (AMP.
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" Adding, "We're not bankrupt, we're not struggling, we're fine!
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" Marti Noxon: "To be perfectly candid I was struggling.
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" Cornyn raises big for struggling candidates - McClatchy: "Texas Sen.
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Though chip sector still struggling to sync with Nasdaq .
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LONDON (Reuters) - Struggling British department store chain Debenhams DEB.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Struggling British baby products retailer Mothercare (MTC.
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Atlanta's rookie shortstop Dansby Swanson is struggling, hitting just .
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The struggling Fielder, who came into the game batting .
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Like most struggling comics ... his act needs some work.
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After struggling to think of a name for her baby — and struggling to balance parenting with her hectic work life — Princess Carolyn finally shares a bonding moment at home with her child.
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Trump-friendly areas are struggling in other ways: While individual Trump supporters appear to be doing pretty solid economically, they tend to live in areas that are struggling on two important dimensions.
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A struggling club with a surplus of starting pitchers might trade one to a playoff contender in desperate need of one, in exchange for position players who could improve a struggling lineup.
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But it is clear that while Mr. Trump has pledged to "help struggling families all across our land," his administration is staggeringly rich, especially in comparison with all of those struggling families.
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For those struggling to get a handle on the plotting — or others, like me, struggling to get a handle on the purpose — this week's episode risks alienating a swath of its audience.
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Machado's narrators — who are almost always first-person narrators — are all women, sometimes struggling to exist in a world built by (and for) men, and sometimes just struggling to survive at all.
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"I definitely felt that within the songs that I was writing, it wasn't so much struggling with my identity, as struggling with coming to terms with who I am," she tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Franchesca Ramsey: I was attempting to work as an actor and struggling to find things that I really connected with, and also just struggling to find time to audition with my work schedule.
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Struggling to repay its debts, Sri Lanka handed over the Hambantota seaport — a harbor built with Chinese money but struggling to pull in business — to Beijing in a 99-year lease last year.
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Yeah, and as an adult, I look back and realize that the deepest things I feel like I'm struggling with I started struggling with then, I think, and maybe that's because I'm immature.
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Africa is struggling with an epidemic of illegal ivory poaching.
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Other sectors have similarly been struggling, including some electronics manufacturers.
|
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"After six days he was struggling to breathe," writes Garcia.
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They are struggling to meet promises made in easier times.
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SunEdison, struggling under a huge debt load, said on Feb.
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"I was really struggling with my milk supply," says Malissen.
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I knew she was struggling, and I worried about her.
|
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It's not merely those earning low wages who are struggling.
|
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A subsequent asset price bubble has left the country struggling.
|
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"Currently, people in Vieques are struggling to survive," Enck said.
|
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They already know that parts of Corporate America are struggling.
|
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So why is the President struggling, despite a strong economy?
|
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But of late, Democrats are struggling in the Golden State.
|
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Europe is already struggling to cope this year, Brennan added.
|
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Regardless, the leaders of this struggling village sound absolutely thrilled.
|
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But the company is struggling with its ice cream business.
|
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Bitcoin itself is struggling to find a bottom this week.
|
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Many will be living in the neighborhoods struggling with changes.
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There's no shame in struggling… I think that's just life.
|
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"I could see War of Will was struggling," Casse said.
|
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That is not the only issue Frankfurt is struggling with.
|
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No one should feel guilty for struggling during the holidays.
|
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The country is struggling with an aging and declining population.
|
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Until the crew from Westeros came around, Osuna was struggling.
|
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The Kremlin is also struggling to set up a meeting.
|
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The poverty line is still struggling to make ends meet.
|
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"The top line is struggling for department stores," she said.
|
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Bitcoin is still struggling to find a bottom this week.
|
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For now, the authorities are struggling to provide the basics.
|
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Her parents had noticed that she was struggling to walk.
|
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Francis has phoned many struggling people who have written him.
|
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The local tax office is also struggling to process payments.
|
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I was struggling with depression and anxiety at the time.
|
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"My school targets (students) that are financially struggling," she said.
|
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This encouraged investors to add bets against the struggling dollar.
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I gave everything I could, I was struggling to stand.
|
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LONDON (Reuters) - Struggling British building and services company Carillion (CLLN.
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Struggling passenger goes viral for incorrectly trying to store luggage .
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Sure, several of Ellis' narrators are struggling or failed writers.
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At the time, I was struggling to get a job.
|
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Struggling farmers are increasingly having trouble paying off their loans.
|
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" She encouraged others struggling with body acceptance, "Love your body!
|
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"Americans struggling to make ends meet should be the priority."
|
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Still, it's not just sporting goods sellers that are struggling.
|
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Other struggling emerging market currencies in focus included Argentina's peso.
|
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With Biden increasingly struggling — recent polls showed him trailing Sen.
|
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The struggling Reebok fitness brand saw sales fall 6 percent.
|
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Eventually all three men ended up struggling on the ground.
|
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His features were struggling to grow into his widening skull.
|
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Britain's armed forces are struggling to keep the ranks filled.
|
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Here, some of the Emmy snubs we're struggling to explain.
|
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I don't think they're the ones struggling with these questions.
|
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Wall Street seems to be piling onto the struggling stock.
|
|
While Pimco may be struggling, it is certainly not alone.
|
|
The team has also been struggling away from the track.
|
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By the late 20th century, however, the business was struggling.
|
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Struggling to find the right words, she burst into tears.
|
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She doesn't work and is struggling to pay the bills.
|
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Or they may not even be aware that they're struggling.
|
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As a single father, working a physical job, he's struggling.
|
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The state has also dispatched literacy coaches to struggling schools.
|
|
We're all struggling with the tension between autonomy and connectedness.
|
|
Now, a once thriving industry is struggling to stay afloat.
|
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Evidence that HS2is struggling to control costs is building up.
|
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Pity the poor young Italian designer, struggling to break through.
|
|
Twitter, another struggling company, is also shaking up its leadership.
|
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Tales of struggling Americans are engagingly woven into the outrage.
|
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Some companies are doing OK but others are still struggling.
|
|
By the end, she was struggling to fight back tears.
|
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Update: Struggling with customer service is pretty much the worst.
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For all those who are struggling #pray #hope and #dontworry !!
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She is struggling to keep her children in primary school.
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He's struggling to resist drinking, especially with the mini bar.
|
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" Nilsson urged anyone struggling with similar issues to "tell somebody.
|
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President Hassan Rouhani, who struck the nuclear deal, is struggling.
|
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I was really struggling with my BJJ at the time.
|
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Similarly, speculators are struggling with their bets on the dollar.
|
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It is struggling under a massive pile of bad debts.
|
|
Alice was like Camille: quietly struggling, and privately hurting herself.
|
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Twitter's core messaging platform is struggling to keep advertisers excited.
|
|
Americans are still struggling to save enough for the future.
|
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A snake gets irritable, especially when his friends are struggling.
|
|
It's not uncommon for struggling companies to face shareholder lawsuits.
|
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Even those favoring abstention are struggling to ignite a spark.
|
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All you hear of him is struggling to make 145.
|
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And large banks, in general, are struggling to increase profitability.
|
|
Spain's unstable minority government is struggling with the same problem.
|
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That might eliminate the differentiation that's kept struggling SoundCloud afloat.
|
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What will happen with Ford's overseas operations which are struggling?
|
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They're going to be picking us up when we're struggling.
|
|
Despite substantial investment, urban infrastructure is struggling to keep pace.
|
|
Democracy is struggling in other parts of the region, too.
|
|
In parts of Africa and Asia, democracy has been struggling.
|
|
She teared up during the performance, struggling a little vocally.
|
|
The error was the break the struggling Red Sox needed.
|
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The prime market is struggling in part because of Brexit.
|
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I'm struggling to think of anyone it might not affect.
|
|
This happened at a time when Salem's economy was struggling.
|
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"Clearly the reef is struggling with multiple impacts," explained Hughes.
|
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Her daughter, Rita, was just seven and struggling to cope.
|
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For a struggling theater industry, that could be a boon.
|
|
Canned tuna purveyors are struggling, and it's all our fault.
|
|
New Jersey has been struggling with a growing bear population.
|
|
But the majority of people struggling with bills are insured.
|
|
If not, I think we are going to be struggling.
|
|
Even in today's booming merger market, some boutiques are struggling.
|
|
Separately, coal mining companies have been struggling as demand declines.
|
|
Young people are struggling to pay off their student loans.
|
|
Now, 8 million people struggling is nothing to sneeze at.
|
|
Now she is struggling to look after her own baby.
|
|
AMERICA'S intelligence agencies are struggling to attract and retain talent.
|
|
Symantec has been struggling with severe competition from nimbler rivals.
|
|
Maersk is not alone in struggling with the industry downturn.
|
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The Conservatives are struggling to confront Islamophobia in their ranks.
|
|
He gives a struggling bullpen an infusion of new blood.
|
|
And every company playing in the smartphone space is struggling.
|
|
I was struggling for an ending for a long time.
|
|
Because Olive garden was the struggling brand inside of Darden.
|
|
That's not easy for people struggling with money or stigma.
|
|
Just another day in the life of a struggling artist.
|
|
The nonprofit organization provides services for people struggling with addiction.
|
|
But it is — and has been — struggling to stay relevant.
|
|
Swiss investment banks are also struggling with negative interest rates.
|
|
After years of struggling, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
|
|
Authorities are struggling to deliver relief supplies to marooned people.
|
|
These dynamics are mirrored in Judge Fidèle's struggling home life.
|
|
State oil company PDVSA is struggling to keep production afloat.
|
|
Tiger never really admitted that he was struggling with anything.
|
|
They are struggling with a shortage of masks, Jiang said.
|
|
Somalia is struggling to emerge from two decades of chaos.
|
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Several other of the group's big businesses are visibly struggling.
|
|
It's Vann struggling to pay bills as a single mom.
|
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But if you're struggling, just call and get help, man.
|
|
In the first half, he was struggling a little bit.
|
|
That's almost 2000 million Americans actively struggling with alcohol abuse.
|
|
Ronnie Hillman had been struggling for weeks despite splitting snaps.
|
|
Like many communities, Waynesville is struggling with a drug problem.
|
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The euro is likely to continue struggling in this environment.
|
|
Four years later tortillerías in Guerrero are struggling to survive.
|
|
This time, Harry's the dad, struggling with his own son.
|
|
But Lee was also struggling with her grief Hill said.
|
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Background: More Americans are struggling with, and dying from, opioids.
|
|
The stock has been struggling, down 8 percent in 2017.
|
|
He's still struggling to process the horror that came next.
|
|
The Red Wolves' otherwise struggling offense converted on each mistake.
|
|
Advertisers are also still struggling to adapt to mobile video.
|
|
However, it's clear that Lionel is struggling with his sexuality.
|
|
Goldblatt: I personally am struggling with these things as well.
|
|
So many people in Peru are struggling to get by.
|
|
Tim was struggling to understand what drew him to that.
|
|
After watching three episodes of the actual Taboo, I'm struggling.
|
|
Back in D.C., Bannon's allies are struggling through the storm.
|
|
Struggling economy The country is also facing difficult economic times.
|
|
I'm struggling to think of something the supercut is missing.
|
|
But as we approach this series, the Rangers are struggling.
|
|
It's not just Rubio when it comes to struggling surrogates.
|
|
The US should help this struggling country find its way.
|
|
He's struggling ... He needs support from a lot of people.
|
|
But upon returning, he found himself "still stuck," and struggling.
|
|
Flag carrier Air India is also struggling to stay afloat.
|
|
CRAMER: STRUGGLING WITH THE BOND MARKET VERSUS THE STOCK MARKET.
|
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The economy is really struggling here but there's nothing alarming.
|
|
For the first time in his career, he's struggling badly.
|
|
I still mess with a lot of people that's struggling.
|
|
GRAPHIC: BOJ struggling to make JGB markets more lively - reut.
|
|
It is still struggling to overcome the resulting debt crisis.
|
|
I've been struggling with depression for about 6 months now.
|
|
Young and struggling, I couldn't just throw it out there.
|
|
European authorities are still struggling to formulate an effective response.
|
|
Yet tourism, entertainment and other business in France are struggling.
|
|
The U.S. dollar's weakness also gave struggling sterling a lift.
|
|
McCaskill is struggling: 37 percent approval and 48 percent disapproval.
|
|
Especially after struggling so much with an aged Ken Shamrock?
|
|
Sub Pop was struggling financially at this point, weren't they?
|
|
Six years later, Still Waters is struggling to stay afloat.
|
|
Daisy is still struggling to find Mr. Mason a home.
|
|
Brazil is struggling with its worst recession since the 1930s.
|
|
If you're struggling with an eating disorder, you're not alone.
|
|
He was struggling for 13 months since his cancer diagnosis.
|
|
Other parts of the L Brands business have been struggling.
|
|
"We've been struggling here for a few weeks," Gardner said.
|
|
People in the capital are struggling to make ends meet.
|
|
He doesn't like seeing people "sad or struggling," Aguilar said.
|
|
Companies, struggling to hire workers, are offering unprecedented training opportunities.
|
|
The impact left Walker doubled over and struggling for breath.
|
|
For Americans struggling to pay for their prescriptions, the prospects
|
|
Who knows, you may help someone else who is struggling.
|
|
December 24 to January 1, for those who are struggling.
|
|
That's really the exception that I still am struggling with.
|
|
Simpson who are struggling with cancer and other complex diseases.
|
|
But Zambia's only source of independent news is now struggling.
|
|
Ramaphosa has pledged to revive struggling state firms, including SAA.
|
|
Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria.
|
|
The artist struggling against easy categorization is an old trope.
|
|
Melissa McCarthy spent two decades struggling to break into Hollywood.
|
|
Now different financial interests are struggling to find common ground.
|
|
Just about every company today is struggling with digital transformation.
|
|
At the same time, the subway is struggling to rebound.
|
|
But Lowe's is struggling to keep up with Home Depot.
|
|
Crime historians were mystified, struggling to think of similar cases.
|
|
So who is in line to lead the struggling company?
|
|
Across the military, the services are all struggling with suicide.
|
|
We will keep struggling until the last foreign soldier leaves.
|
|
Most Western YouTubers are struggling to maintain growth, by contrast.
|
|
Now, PDVSA is struggling to make good on those promises.
|
|
My parents were struggling with what to do with me.
|
|
Upton has rejuvenated his career after struggling with the Braves.
|
|
Finally, he should support those struggling for freedom and peace.
|
|
Among struggling retailers, it doesn't get much worse than Sears.
|
|
Hotel amenities are affected by the struggling hospitality job market.
|
|
The $22019 billion trucking industry has been struggling in 25.
|
|
The rest of the state is not struggling as much.
|
|
After weeks of struggling, Woodstock 50 faced a new obstacle.
|
|
Federal data shows 2.2 million U.S. residents struggling with addiction.
|
|
In 1942, a struggling school in rural China needs money.
|
|
Struggling with insecurity, David (Don Scimé) usually retreats from commitment.
|
|
In 2017, his father died, after struggling with Alzheimer's disease.
|
|
Many of our rural communities in the West are struggling.
|
|
I was struggling, trying to come up with something different.
|
|
The Palestinian economy is struggling, with unemployment at 27 percent.
|
|
It's no secret that U.S. agriculture is struggling right now.
|
|
Former members of his administration are struggling to find out.
|
|
Other studios are struggling to build up franchises to compete.
|
|
Gosewisch was called up to replace struggling starter Mike Zunino.
|
|
But the company is still struggling to win workers' trust.
|
|
"The club was struggling in the 1980s, too," he said.
|
|
He's also struggling against Trump and Cruz in South Carolina.
|
|
The struggling economy grew by only 0.3 percent last year.
|
|
But by 2012 Trump was struggling in the U.S. market.
|
|
Thummel bought Cheniere's stock in 2015 as it was struggling.
|
|
This week's battle comes as HKA is struggling to survive.
|
|
Even government employees and doctors are struggling in our community.
|
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And all of them, she said, were struggling with hygiene.
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SCIUTTO: But the world's greatest military is struggling to respond.
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Midwestern families struggling over houses in decline, secrets passed through
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He has ADHD and was struggling in overcrowded public schools.
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Many students are still struggling with their emotions, she says.
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Chicago is struggling to contain a surge in violent crime.
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Democrats are struggling to keep the figure below $6900 billion.
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But Northern Iowa, struggling to inbound, committed four consecutive turnovers.
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There are girls in the South that are still struggling.
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I've always been like, why am I struggling with this?
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Retailers have been struggling from the tightening grip of Amazon.
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This makes sense, considering Twitter is struggling with user growth.
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Good news, struggling millennial homebuyer: You're moving to Japan. Why?
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It's fair to say that Steak 'n Shake is struggling.
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Everybody was struggling, but we've never put our head down.
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Eventually, I wake up while struggling to escort them out.
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Before the town hall, Inslee's vision seemed to be struggling.
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Yes, she was struggling with her identity under the surface.
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I'm struggling, though, with one unexpected consequence: proposed criminal laws.
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There was a name for what I was struggling with.
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It is still struggling to overcome the resultant debt crisis.
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Struggling with all the feelings you've tried to stuff away?
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I'm still struggling and know I will continue to struggle.
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The company is struggling with writedowns on bad shipping loans.
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Unsurprisingly, I'm not the only one struggling with this issue.
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In a struggling sport, Nike has provided a financial lifeline.
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Theo was despondent and struggling to breathe on his own.
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The merger combined two retailers that were both already struggling.
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"We are struggling for gender equality in Georgia," said Pataraia.
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But the entire retail space has been struggling of late.
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The sites she visited were soon struggling with sudden popularity.
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"It's a lot of effort because it's struggling," he said.
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Western countries are also struggling with their own worsening outbreaks.
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By the 1990s, Sears was struggling to find its place.
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Freeman plays Paul, a dedicated father struggling with his limitations.
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Even before Hurricane Harvey hit Texas, Ms. Arcache was struggling.
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Twitter has also been struggling with content on its platform.
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Brazilian health officials are struggling to vaccinate 23 million people.
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I know I need to accept that, but I'm struggling.
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In the meantime, Ms. Torres and her family are struggling.
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Banks and pension funds have been struggling with massive debts.
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Women are struggling the most, the card comparison site found.
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Overweight women struggling with PCOS might benefit from losing weight.
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The abbey is struggling to attract and retain younger novices.
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It will save you struggling with your pillowcases ever again!
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He was struggling on the crutches and dropped a textbook.
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Many struggling American communities are, among other things, losing people.
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It's a legacy Democrats are still struggling to deal with.
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Yes, some locations have been struggling to meet helium demand.
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She's the secretary of state and he's a struggling journalist.
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That's what we're struggling to build, those kinds of capabilities.
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Communities in Botswana are now struggling with such a transition.
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Companies like FedEx and Starbucks are already struggling in China.
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But there have been signs that the company was struggling.
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Thoughts and prayers to people who are struggling with this.
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Yet they are still struggling to win representation in Parliament.
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At this point Tomasz is already struggling with mental illness.
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SHOPPER NUMBERS DOWN The wider retail sector is already struggling.
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Yet after years of struggling, it was a step up.
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Two players alone, however, cannot turn these struggling Mets around.
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"Moran is absolutely struggling," said Charlie Brewster, a longtime resident.
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With a PhD, she's really struggling to sort this out.
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The other, establishment frontrunner is struggling to put him away.
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BFN: What would you tell people struggling with staying home?
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Other markets are struggling, including those for oil and cryptocurrencies.
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Those are the issues I'd seek to address first, Struggling.
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It focuses on providing expert advice to several struggling businesses.
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These passengers are among many Americans struggling to get diagnosed.
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And it is not just the economy that is struggling.
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NASCAR is still struggling to get back on its feet.
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But the move adds to turmoil at the struggling company.
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Struggling global auto sales have also hit the country's automakers.
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The Supreme Court is struggling to apply a 1986 law.
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But Smucker's isn't just struggling to sell food for people.
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Struggling American households can't afford that, and neither can we.
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This is one reason smaller contemporary galleries have been struggling.
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We've been struggling, trying to hold onto what we have.
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People struggling with allergies report that every cough elicits glares.
|
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But he admitted struggling with the demands of American life.
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Be kind to yourself and others if you are struggling.
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They were struggling to make it through the next week.
|
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Japan has also been struggling with the spread of coronavirus.
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"Rodin" offers two hours of actors struggling to appear lifelike.
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They may be struggling with the unknown and need reassurance.
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France is also struggling with social strife and domestic violence.
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Doctors say they're struggling to keep up with the injured.
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"It's crucial for the folks that are struggling," said Rep.
|
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But after 250 years, Israel is still struggling with them.
|
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And even these individuals end up struggling along the way.
|
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But small businesses are also struggling with sourcing from China.
|
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Germany, France and Italy were already struggling before the outbreak.
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Travelers have been struggling to get refunds on canceled flights.
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That we have a lot of people that are struggling.
|
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But the country is struggling to deal with the challenge.
|
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It's not just the teenagers who are struggling with communicating.
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"I'm struggling" and feeling taken advantage of, Ms. Rolle said.
|
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Now they are both great — and visiting opponents are struggling.
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No wonder so many others are struggling to do so.
|
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Some American companies have been struggling to sell in China.
|
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Winnipeg has won four straight meetings with the struggling Blackhawks.
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Actually, I think it's best to assume everyone is struggling.
|
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Administrators are struggling to maintain a balance between political factions.
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Struggling, however, can lead to losing balance and possible drowning.
|
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The bill died for many reasons, including a struggling economy.
|
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Private money is also being forced into struggling state firms.
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"With just two kids, we were already struggling," she said.
|
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"They were grappling and struggling in the water," Illett said.
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Allow accreditors flexibility to focus on struggling and failing institutions.
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The move will also help the struggling digital health sector.
|
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Many are struggling to recover from the Toys "R" bankruptcy.
|
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Some patients were found unconscious, struggling to breathe and vomiting.
|
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Investors are now struggling to discern what Monday will bring.
|
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Some struggling schools hope the shift will raise test scores.
|
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Millions of Americans are struggling to afford their prescription drugs.
|
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All of social media is struggling with this same issue.
|
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Or in a coma on life support, struggling to survive?
|
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"But, pretty much everyone else is also struggling," she added.
|
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Up and down the Jersey Shore, towns are still struggling.
|
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"Good catch," he said, struggling to keep a straight face.
|
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Candidates struggling to still build traction are facing crunch time.
|
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If he could kill himself, who else might be struggling?
|
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Viewers are left struggling to understand what's important and persuasive.
|
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See this related Times article on Puerto Rico's struggling schools.
|
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But WWE has been struggling for the past few months.
|
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Its creators say they aimed to help struggling young people.
|
|
New York's subway is struggling with old infrastructure and overcrowding.
|
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All types of U.S. farmers are struggling with climate change.
|
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"The mall apparel retailers are mostly all struggling," Berman said.
|
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While popular among politicians and journalists, it was struggling financially.
|
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Hepatitis C drugmakers have been struggling with slowing sales growth.
|
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There are many systemic reasons why black franchisees are struggling.
|
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At the beginning of the workout, he was struggling mentally.
|
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Governments, companies and individuals are all struggling to keep up.
|
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LONDON (Reuters) - Financially struggling British newspaper group Johnston Press JPR.
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The company is struggling to make a profit on mining.
|
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But by 1989, Trepca was struggling in Yugoslavia's third tier.
|
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You've been open about struggling with acne in the past.
|
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Most of its stores are located away from struggling malls.
|
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The government has earmarked the struggling firm for a bailout.
|
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Her three young children were struggling to cope as well.
|
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Fast forward three years and, unfortunately, our marriage was struggling.
|
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Clearly, however, it's not the only one struggling with issue.
|
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A young woman struggling with the demons of domestic violence.
|
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And so we're really struggling with these issues right now.
|
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Instead they are struggling to keep people off the streets.
|
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I knew that he was struggling with his repressed homosexuality.
|
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He was struggling with his swing, which exacerbated the situation.
|
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Still struggling to find that perfect gift this holiday season?
|
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Argentina is struggling to cope with yet another financial crisis.
|
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We're struggling with terrorism, refugees, addiction, and grizzlies besieging schools.
|
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His father was struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine.
|
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We were all struggling together, but those were magical days.
|
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In some countries they are now struggling with declining population.
|
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Ms. Rivera said Alyssa was struggling one day with homework.
|
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"They were struggling at the time," Collins said of Northwestern.
|
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Clients are struggling to better understand increased risk and uncertainty.
|
|
People from economically struggling parts of the country get this.
|
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Dairy farming is struggling and the glass factory has closed.
|
|
He spoke of Gutierrez struggling to walk and to see.
|
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All of the systems are struggling to provide reliable service.
|
|
But Bytom is still struggling to imagine life after coal.
|
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It was squashing my lungs, leaving me struggling to breathe.
|
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"If there was a shortage, we were struggling," he said.
|
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Soto pushed himself across the stream, struggling to stay upright.
|
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Like all new technology, we're struggling to use it correctly.
|
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Some are struggling to pay their rent or buy medications.
|
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I was struggling to reconcile my expectations with my age.
|
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We've been struggling to get the money for the door.
|
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Not for a young, struggling, black girl victim like me.
|
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Well, you look at Snapchat, they're struggling because they're smaller.
|
|
They brought families struggling with rare diseases to Capitol Hill.
|
|
Hodges was sending a message, but the Mets kept struggling.
|
|
The other half, she said, are struggling and deserve empathy.
|
|
Goddard is struggling to raise $1.4 million to keep going.
|
|
The company has been struggling to get back on course.
|
|
He sees L.G.B.T.Q. millennials, on the whole, struggling with this.
|
|
But it's not just the very poor that are struggling.
|
|
But while Tunisians now have democracy, financially they are struggling.
|
|
It was a little bit about a struggling writer, etc.
|
|
He got specific about which drug he's struggling with now.
|
|
A novice politician struggling mightily, visibly, to stay on script.
|
|
Arishi, like her country around her, is struggling to cope.
|
|
I'm making $20,000 a year and I'm struggling to survive.
|
|
So then out of desperation, we weren't ... we were struggling.
|
|
I just think it's very relatable on a lot of levels, in terms of her relationship with her parents, and how they're struggling to understand her, and how she's struggling to understand the world.
|
|
Going after Rubio Days before New Hampshire voters went to the polls, Christie was struggling to stay in the conversation, falling into the mid-single digits and struggling to rediscover the message that connected.
|
|
After the deal, Rite Aid will be struggling with "economies of scale, especially for a company that is already struggling to turn a profit even before interest payments are taken into account," he added.
|
|
These new documents show the role that restricting access to data played in burgeoning Facebook's struggling business, after its struggling IPO, and the rise of smartphones caused users to spend less time on Facebook.
|
|
"A lot of what can be frustrating about resolving customer service issues is repeating your problem ad nauseam, struggling to find the right documentation, struggling to find the right channels," a Service rep told Refinery29.
|
|
The threat of ISIS is growing; military veterans are struggling to get the health care they need and deserve; students, retirees, and working men and women are struggling financially; and our national debt is unremitting.
|
|
Google's Allo struggling with memory on my personal phone Google's Allo struggling with memory on my personal phone "Today's dialog technology is mostly orthogonal," explains Dan Klein, co-founder and chief scientist of Semantic Machines.
|
|
D'Amico and McClure were struggling with financial issues and rising debt.
|
|
And En Marche is struggling to raise its profile in Europe.
|
|
Above all, she is struggling to bring together a competent administration.
|
|
" Despite struggling with the emotional toll, Harper said, "I'm feeling good.
|
|
Hemsworth sounded like any other parent struggling with work-life balance.
|
|
One trend continued again, on cue — struggling sales of the iPad.
|
|
Clinton was struggling to correctly frame her answer to the question.
|
|
For what it's worth, Munchery isn't the only food company struggling.
|
|
Its gains against the struggling euro have been even more pronounced.
|
|
I am seriously struggling to get back into a work routine.
|
|
Even though its struggling, the company's not giving up on mobile.
|
|
I knew something was off and I was struggling with that.
|
|
BearingPoint, the struggling consulting firm, had just called an emergency meeting.
|
|
The illness has left the family struggling to make ends meet.
|
|
Still struggling with the suspect, the officer mouthed the word no.
|
|
But Davidson was still struggling and went back to his doctors.
|
|
Thursday's data left the euro struggling near a three-month low.
|
|
The Middle (2009) is about a struggling Midwestern working class family.
|
|
Some are struggling with the side-effects of medications they're on.
|
|
Pivoting to blockchain has become the new lifeline for struggling startups.
|
|
Struggling phone maker LG isn't throwing in the towel just yet.
|
|
With Barnes struggling, who can Kerr turn to for a spark?
|
|
Chipotle is still struggling to recover from its E. coli scandal.
|
|
Struggling to progress beyond their caricatured personas, they looked burned out.
|
|
"I was struggling to afford it as it was," she said.
|
|
But the market for bad debt is struggling to take off.
|
|
Why would she act so cold to her struggling step-child?
|
|
His dementia is worsening and he's struggling to live without Amelia.
|
|
The national power utility is struggling to keep the lights on.
|
|
It is struggling to run its large, costly stores in America.
|
|
A woman was struggling with a man in the passenger's seat.
|
|
Like I'm really fucking struggling to wrap my head around this.
|
|
And owning cheap stocks always means betting in disliked, struggling companies.
|
|
Dems struggling to flip key California House seats amid candidate overload.
|
|
Dianna hopes others struggling will seek solace in her family's story.
|
|
Kylie Jenner is opening up about struggling with fame and anxiety.
|
|
It really hurt me because I was struggling with certain things.
|
|
Annalise, unsurprisingly, is struggling to get used to life behind bars.
|
|
Who's struggling under the weight of her famous name in E!
|
|
Christine and the QueensReally struggling to say something mean about Chris!
|
|
But millions of Americans are still struggling to make ends meet.
|
|
The pup seems happy to have helped the two struggling babies.
|
|
Also, any deal doesn't fix the fact that sales are struggling.
|
|
Around the world, bike-sharing startups are struggling with this reality.
|
|
They'll only amplify the deleterious trends we're still struggling to understand.
|
|
But the Secret Santa has brought relief to many struggling families.
|
|
Migrants, he said, were struggling to cope with the winter conditions.
|
|
That phone isn't very good, and is still struggling to ship!
|
|
Only the restaurants, retailers and oil stock seem to be struggling.
|
|
The retailers are also struggling to compete with online rival Amazon.
|
|
"He was struggling a lot internally with sexual orientation," he said.
|
|
And in America, non-FAANG tech stocks are struggling as well.
|
|
Women often face questioning about whether or not they're genuinely struggling.
|
|
Ryan is not the only red-blooded American struggling to cope.
|
|
So Jonathan is struggling to come to terms with his situation.
|
|
But the struggling Mitchell couldn't hold the lead for an inning.
|
|
The game started slowly with both teams struggling to make shots.
|
|
"There are signs that show a child is struggling," she recalls.
|
|
Scott Walker, who's struggling to keep up with his Democratic competition.
|
|
Back at home, Scott is still struggling with Kourtney being gone.
|
|
And today, a once thriving industry is struggling to stay afloat.
|
|
The UN is struggling to keep a lid on the fighting.
|
|
Second, tech companies are struggling to reach new generations of learners.
|
|
The project will be key to revitalising the struggling local economy.
|
|
I would spend the next two years struggling to get jobs.
|
|
Over 900 firefighters were on the scene, struggling to contain it.
|
|
The shuddering foot of someone struggling with the agony of withdrawal.
|
|
Greece is struggling through an economic crisis and record high unemployment.
|
|
It appears that they are still struggling to regain financial stability.
|
|
I was kind of struggling with what to do with it.
|
|
The delay is yet another setback for the struggling peace process.
|
|
Chicken Street, Kabul's must-visit market, is one of many struggling.
|
|
We are now struggling with how to choose from these ideas.
|
|
Poverty and inequality remain omnipresent, and now the economy is struggling.
|
|
But she's still struggling with asserting herself as an authority figure.
|
|
It was a much-needed respite for the Reds' struggling bullpen.
|
|
Turkey, struggling with a restive Kurdish minority, has the same preoccupation.
|
|
That's even more true for struggling Americans than for rich ones.
|
|
Things are about to get even tougher for struggling luxury retailers.
|
|
I rarely found myself struggling to figure out what to do.
|
|
But so far, British politicians are also struggling on that front.
|
|
The changes come as the company's North American sales are struggling.
|
|
Why were millennials struggling so much to follow in their footsteps?
|
|
I didn't sleep well, so I'm struggling to open my eyes.
|
|
Her success is an inspiration to struggling artists and persistent women.
|
|
Tired of struggling with an unwieldy brush while drying your locks?
|
|
It's something I've been struggling with — just what am I doing?
|
|
However, Boeing did note that it was struggling with flat budgets.
|
|
The FDA is currently struggling to define what "healthy food" is.
|
|
Those of us who are struggling with addiction must stay strong.
|
|
Some, including economic powerhouse Germany, are struggling to meet their targets.
|
|
The García family is struggling together to deal with their pain.
|
|
Sometimes, years of struggling to conceive doesn't end with a baby.
|
|
Some designers have dressed thousands of people, but are really struggling.
|
|
These days, such rapid growth in economically struggling cities is rare.
|
|
Hong Kong Airlines was struggling financially even before anti-government protests.
|
|
Nintendo has made of habit of struggling to meet consumer demand.
|
|
You might be playing great or for some reason he's struggling.
|
|
Fishermen are also struggling to catch mackerel, another long-time staple.
|
|
Inflation and economic growth in the euro zone were still struggling.
|
|
Didn't they know that there were other women out there struggling?
|
|
There is growing anecdotal evidence of companies struggling to find workers.
|
|
As for adults who are struggling today, consider going to Meetup.
|
|
How did you stay motivated when you were struggling early on?
|
|
Why is Trump struggling in territory where he should be excelling?
|
|
Per sources, Lovato has been struggling with her sobriety for months.
|
|
DE), comprising the healthy assets of struggling power group RWE (RWEG.
|
|
Louisiana residents are struggling with how to cope amid the uncertainty.
|
|
She has a message for young women struggling with self-perception.
|
|
I MEAN, DEUTSCHE BANK AND THE ITALIAN BANKS, THEY'RE REALLY STRUGGLING.
|
|
But Airbus is struggling to shift the rest of its range.
|
|
"I could tell that she was struggling and depressed," Stone says.
|
|
Now, it's a show struggling to remind viewers why it's special.
|
|
OF Ramon Flores, who was struggling to the tune of a .
|
|
Last week, I wrote about scooter companies struggling to raise cash.
|
|
They arrived as struggling teens who had plunged to dark places.
|
|
What's a struggling phone maker to do to drum up interest?
|
|
Mr Ohama says he is struggling to decide what to do.
|
|
Banks are struggling to find ways to recoup their mounting losses.
|
|
Many of the early contenders are struggling to compete for dollars.
|
|
At the time, Crockett was struggling with little hope in sight.
|
|
What if your laptop or phone knew that you were struggling?
|
|
He says many fishermen are now struggling to make a living.
|
|
His popularity has ebbed, too, largely owing to a struggling economy.
|
|
She's talked about struggling with her ethnic identity as a child.
|
|
He's been struggling with diabetes and has had multiple heart attacks.
|
|
But Smyly, struggling much of this season, ran into problems again.
|
|
Transforming a company, particularly one that is already struggling, isn't easy.
|
|
In a region still struggling against deep inequalities, that is worrying.
|
|
What would you say to others struggling with student loan debt?
|
|
Like most state-owned enterprises, the company is struggling with debt.
|
|
Now such newspapers are struggling to remain relevant to diminished readerships.
|
|
He said that Netflix is one of the smaller companies struggling.
|
|
Yet there are signs that even the showcase capital is struggling.
|
|
Five years after Superstorm Sandy, Mike Schwartz still sees people struggling.
|
|
By the time Mr Zuma became president Eskom was already struggling.
|
|
For many years, TechCrunch itself was a startup struggling to survive.
|
|
But as my career was flourishing, I found myself struggling internally.
|
|
Retailers were struggling to keep up with the new-found demand.
|
|
If you're struggling, please be brave and tell a trusted someone.
|
|
It didn't help matters that the actor was struggling with alcoholism.
|
|
That can be a huge help to people who are struggling.
|
|
Abe is struggling with declining popularity because of suspected cronyism scandals.
|
|
Lower revenue was also troubling in states struggling with budget gaps.
|
|
Some boutiques are struggling even in the current booming merger market.
|
|
The company had been struggling with declining revenue for several years.
|
|
"PTSD not only affects the person struggling with it," she says.
|
|
Coffee competitor Dunkin' Donuts has also been struggling with declining traffic.
|
|
Gio went to one of those struggling schools, Middle School 588.
|
|
"He saw me struggling to get down the aisle," she says.
|
|
Investment in social and economic programs will target struggling rural communities.
|
|
Iran's economy is struggling under the weight of U.S. economic sanctions.
|
|
In the years before the iPhone's launch, Apple was still struggling.
|
|
There is no doubt that farmers are struggling to find workers.
|
|
In some vital naval technologies, China is struggling to catch up.
|
|
TWITTER HAS BEEN STRUGGLING, OF COURSE, TO GENERATE TOP LINE GROWTH.
|
|
The economy is struggling again, and the ECB's firepower is waning.
|
|
Fargo said he didn't expect so many families to be struggling.
|
|
As the kangaroo swam deeper, they could tell it was struggling.
|
|
The Atlanta Housewife was struggling watching Marcille and Sterling's happy time.
|
|
Ian (Cameron Monaghan) is a gay Jesus struggling with his faith.
|
|
The struggling Atlanta bullpen had a big moment in the eighth.
|
|
But Republicans are plainly struggling to develop a more palatable replacement.
|
|
But the struggling economy and Brexit uncertainty are also capping turnover.
|
|
Job growth comes as the economy is struggling in other areas.
|
|
"She's struggling, trying to get her life back together," he says.
|
|
When they noticed Bailey struggling, they attempted to save the dog.
|
|
It can be especially damaging for those struggling with mental illness.
|
|
And that means a lot to veterans who may be struggling.
|
|
And engineers are still struggling to build a useful quantum machine.
|
|
More than half a day later, the service is still struggling.
|
|
Tens of thousands are struggling with cholera, diphtheria and other diseases.
|
|
Many white Christians are struggling with fractured families and frayed friendships.
|
|
"I wanted her to look like she was struggling," Williams says.
|
|
Sadly, in this dark hour, the city we love is struggling.
|
|
The struggling Hoover will get a share of the save opportunities.
|
|
This announcement caps off an amazing week for the struggling company.
|
|
Fiat Chrysler was formed as a merger of two struggling automakers.
|
|
Europe's biggest economy is struggling with the ageing of its population.
|
|
HK)'s purchase of struggling Swedish carmaker Volvo from Ford (F.
|
|
Seeing how Jordan was struggling and still questioning, it's not easy.
|
|
He also promised to try to help those struggling with addiction.
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Struggling neighbourhoods were rehabilitated and historic buildings were preserved and renovated.
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Cash-strapped Eskom is struggling to emerge from a financial crisis.
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"I saw that he was struggling, he was unhappy," says Bev.
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In contrast, struggling Sauber finished eighth but get 'only' $54 million.
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United is now struggling to contain a giant public relations crisis.
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The team is struggling, but we have to hang in there.
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It will further economically the lives of millions who are struggling.
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But the arcade industry was a struggling beast by that point.
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Taylor feels guilty that Mafee is struggling as Taylor is succeeding.
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"Teachers on day one were struggling with their names," he says.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Struggling Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.
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This is around the time that Ive started struggling at Apple.
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Photo: Getty ImagesJust how many men are struggling with erectile dysfunction?
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Most of that blame falls on the NYG struggling O-line.
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Demi had been struggling with drugs for weeks before she OD'd.
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That goes to a question that we are still struggling with.
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Because that could be a problem for an already struggling quarterback.
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I think she was struggling a lot with my second serve.
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The British maker of 007's legendary sports car is struggling.
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It's unclear where the merger breakdown leaves the two struggling companies.
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When Clinton stepped in to defend herself, she ended up struggling.
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I'm constantly battling and struggling and trying to work it out.
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Mary was struggling to feed the family and look after him.
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Non-energy exporters appear to be struggling despite the rouble's plunge.
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Over tea, Alva chats to other women struggling to get by.
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Q: Bollywood is increasingly struggling to keep up with its audience.
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"As an independent bootstrapped app company, we are struggling," Kaneko wrote.
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Say goodbye to struggling with streaming and turn over to Sky.
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Futures pointed to it struggling to keep the run going later.
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I instantly knew here was someone… who was probably struggling financially.
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Snap isn't the only tech stock struggling post-IPO right now.
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The move marks a blow for Google's struggling wearable operating system.
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Geurts said she is struggling to stay positive, but she's determined.
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"In my childhood, my dad was a struggling businessman," she said.
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Plus, his electric automobile company, Tesla, founded in 2003, was struggling.
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Many who survive are left feeling weak and struggling for help.
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They optioned struggling outfielder Daniel Palka to Charlotte after Wednesday's game.
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Instead, a year later, he is still struggling to find work.
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Feedlots in Nebraska have been struggling with muddy conditions for months.
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PGNiG is now struggling to secure alternative supplies after that date.
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Ride an Uber, give five cents to the struggling taxi industry.
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Many credit counselors can now help people struggling with student debt.
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Plus, I was supporting a struggling relative (both emotionally and financially).
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Of all those people struggling with homelessness, about 30% are women.
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But they too have been struggling to pay off their debt.
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Yet they are struggling too to get off the ground, too.
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I really started struggling with my identity, about 'who am I?
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Many are struggling to cover their running costs, never mind invest.
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I'm struggling to pay my bills; my mom is annoying me.
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Exxon has been struggling to replace crude reserves in recent years.
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Proposition RR would inject $3.5 billion into the struggling transit agency.
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The singer has been struggling to overcome the tragedy ever since.
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Most photos that I take, I'm struggling to find conclusive differences.
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ET, with some counter-intuitive insights for a struggling family business.
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President Trump's most important mandate is to revive America's struggling economy.
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Areas already struggling with high unemployment may see their situation worsen.
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France is a big military power but has a struggling economy.
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In 1998, Netscape was struggling to envision a future for itself.
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These were street queens, usually young teenagers struggling to stay alive.
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Deal or no deal, election or not, the economy is struggling.
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That would only aggravate the problem for those struggling with debt.
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Battered local markets were struggling to decide which way to go.
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Meanwhile, the government was struggling to provide basic services to residents.
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That's what the markets were struggling to cope with back then.
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She added, struggling for words, "It's been a lot of years."
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Germany's flagship lender is struggling to predict when revenues will improve.
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IVF is an increasingly popular option among couples struggling with fertility.
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Eight documentaries look at characters struggling against, or manipulating, the odds.
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In addition to rising prices, Americans are struggling with stagnant wages.
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Authorities are struggling to ascertain the exact number of missing people.
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It brought tears to my eyes, seeing him struggling to communicate.
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I'll admit: I was struggling with a way to start this.
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It's especially ill-advised for those struggling to make ends meet.
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Experts are struggling to understand what lies behind the soaring figures.
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Phillips met many adult immigrants who were struggling to learn English.
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That rings hollow with many Egyptians already struggling to get by.
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He was struggling with his speech, but his face lit up.
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Republicans are struggling slightly more than Democrats with their own voters.
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Swathes of the country are struggling to find enough to eat.
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The leader of the opposition is struggling to survive a coup.
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Pet shops are struggling to stock shelves with food and medicine.
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He often had to implement a similar strategy with struggling companies.
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Nationwide, rural hospitals are already struggling to keep their doors open.
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Folger Hill is far from being the only struggling hedge fund.
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Legere has often been the attacker, going after Sprint's struggling business.
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A budget is crucial for people struggling to reduce their debt.
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Pre-Trump, the Times was struggling amidst print media's slow death.
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Obama claimed he's also been struggling to get a caffeine fix.
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Millions of people are struggling with outrageous levels of student debt.
|
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The segment opened with Gifford hilariously struggling to get through security.
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Yum has been trying to turn around the struggling pizza chain.
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Rather than struggling against heartache, his best tracks are almost shrugging.
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Noel did not play in the second half after struggling defensively.
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Producers are struggling with low oil prices and an oversupplied market.
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Messina's trial is ongoing, and he is struggling to stay afloat.
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If you're struggling to let go of the shame, start slow.
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The industry has been struggling with global overcapacity and sluggish trade.
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If approved, the deal would combine two struggling companies seeking growth.
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And which struggling studs have the potential to turn things around?
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Editors, struggling for content, snap up all manner of frivolous tales.
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It's no secret that malls around the US have been struggling.
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WE'RE STRUGGLING A LITTLE BIT IN SOUTH KOREA AT THE MOMENT.
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But companies such as Sibanye are struggling to do the same.
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The Philippines is struggling through its own devastating war on drugs.
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Job growth is slowing, with employers struggling to find qualified workers.
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Hanjin has been struggling to arrange financing to resume normal operations.
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And epileptic patients are struggling with seizures due to drug shortages.
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The company is struggling to keep up with its production goals.
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Midway through Hawk's career in the early 1990s, skateboarding was struggling.
|
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Still, the Wizards got enough offense to outlast the struggling Bulls.
|
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The New York Times: GOP candidates struggling in key House battlegrounds.
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Yet here I am, struggling towards my first $10 thousand month.
|
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But the region is currently struggling to avert an economic collapse.
|
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Who doesn't remember struggling with the slippery plastic foil and markers?
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Tunisia. But that's difficult to do in other areas struggling with
|
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Both territories' economies are struggling to bounce back from the Sept.
|
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But it seems clear that even the insurers here are struggling.
|
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However, the stock has been struggling recently, with softer NFL ratings.
|
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But now officials find themselves struggling to get states on board.
|
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Seventy-five percent are financially independent and struggling to support themselves.
|
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Facebook is struggling to find an audience for its experimental apps.
|
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Erie and Pittsburgh school districts also are struggling financially and academically.
|
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Recent data shows Gen X is struggling most with retirement prep.
|
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But why would the struggling white working class vote for Trump?
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We all know when we are struggling, and we aren't happy.
|
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Now, they will hear from people struggling to make ends meet.
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Many are struggling under a Guantánamo stigma, their former lawyers say.
|
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Traditional retailers are struggling to adapt to the change in tastes.
|
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The growing list of struggling sectors includes luxury ranches out west.
|
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This could pour new supply into an already-struggling bond market.
|
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Jonathan is still asleep and Omar is struggling to stay awake.
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Hospitals • Hospitals in Puerto Rico have been struggling to treat patients.
|
|
Candace Cameron Bure is struggling to say goodbye to Fuller House.
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I'm so thankful to God because I've been struggling so much.
|
|
The abusive foreclosure practices that increased the burden on struggling people?
|
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Instead of struggling, let a machine do the work for you.
|
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Even though they were well-educated, he realized, they were struggling.
|
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The island is still struggling to fully recover from the tragedy.
|
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It makes for an uncomfortable situation at the struggling drug maker.
|
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Seeing the suspect struggling with Metoyer, the teen sprang into action.
|
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With the economy struggling, salaries are dismal, averaging $30 per month.
|
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Across the Capitol, Democrats are struggling to propose their own budget.
|
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ABC News tells the stories of families struggling with heroin addiction.
|
|
Much of the world was struggling after the global financial crisis .
|
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They are far from full solutions for the struggling working class.
|
|
Now they are struggling to work out how to restore peace.
|
|
Cities and towns are struggling, in order to provide basic services.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Philip Hammond is struggling with his Brexit straitjacket.
|
|
LinkedIn China's Chitu, for instance, is struggling to get market traction.
|
|
An online multiplayer component is just what struggling Strugglers could use.
|
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"People, I think, are struggling, and that's the truth," Murillo said.
|
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"No...no," Xavier replies, struggling to speak through his growing laughter.
|
|
Besides, Salmon-Hawk was struggling to adjust to the new reality.
|
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I am now struggling to get a job because I'm transgender.
|
|
Herron was already struggling to support Michael and his three sisters.
|
|
It's allowed me to extend my empathy toward others also struggling.
|
|
The struggling Atlanta bullpen closed the game with four scoreless innings.
|
|
Trump's preferred candidate Rick Saccone is struggling against Democrat Conor Lamb.
|
|
But Alithawi and Shlash are still struggling to get residency placements.
|
|
The difference is, Obama did take action to save struggling industries.
|
|
Skateboarding is currently struggling through an odd relationship with the mainstream.
|
|
A biker in a leather vest struggling with melting soft serve.
|
|
He is struggling with the transition, but is trying his best.
|
|
Soon after opening day, it became clear the park was struggling.
|
|
Iowa's insurance market has been struggling to attract health insurance carriers.
|
|
That's why Ledger has been struggling with keeping up with orders.
|
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"She was addressing her own, still-struggling underclass," Ms. Hirshey writes.
|
|
He finds himself back in Honduras, struggling to feed his family.
|
|
Campaigners are struggling to keep the issue on the public agenda.
|
|
Yet many struggling middle-income families could do with the help.
|
|
He stuffed his lineup with the hitters who were struggling most.
|
|
Now their grandchildren are struggling against economic decline and cultural displacement.
|
|
His Barcelona teammates are either ageing, struggling, or not good enough.
|
|
New Delhi is not the only Indian city struggling with smog.
|
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STEPH I'm struggling to understand the true source of your aggravation.
|
|
Ebay, which bested Amazon in auctions long ago, has been struggling.
|
|
Mr. Chamisa, the main opposition candidate, is struggling for name recognition.
|
|
His advice to anyone struggling with staying sober during this time?
|
|
Back in Anchorage, KeyBank officials were struggling to open their vault.
|
|
Spanish public services are struggling to contain the virus from spreading.
|
|
He also had Greg Bird, who has been struggling, with a .
|
|
His absence has become conspicuous, leaving some allies struggling to explain.
|
|
Many cities are struggling to modernize aging, but vital, rail systems.
|
|
And so far it seems to be struggling to do so.
|
|
Parents and schools are struggling to figure out how to help.
|
|
The borough is struggling with a dramatic increase in opioid deaths.
|
|
It's difficult to measure if incumbents are struggling on this front.
|
|
The refinery has been financially struggling since then, Reuters has reported.
|
|
How families are still struggling and what they do about it.
|
|
Do you see younger people struggling with that on social media?
|
|
"We're never really struggling for lack of a story," she said.
|
|
A disclaimer follows each episode directing anyone struggling to visit 21ReasonsWhy.
|
|
She says the results have been astonishing — especially for struggling writers.
|
|
" She added, "I'm struggling right now, with the stress and everything.
|
|
"I was struggling to survive," Horton, now 31, told Business Insider.
|
|
But Democrats have been struggling to get their operation in order.
|
|
Like most struggling artists, Harry Bertschmann is hoping to be discovered.
|
|
Democrats are struggling to gain traction on other investigations as well.
|
|
Many queer communities are still struggling for basic rights and recognition.
|
|
"I'm struggling right now with the stress and everything," she said.
|
|
Some struggling brands, like Atari, are getting a boost as well.
|
|
Skipper did not specify which substance he has been struggling with.
|
|
Meanwhile, mediators are struggling to keep a nationwide truce in effect.
|
|
Think Gordon Ramsay when he fixes struggling restaurants ... but for cars.
|
|
But it's also struggling to expand as needed to meet demand.
|
|
Because when you're struggling it's harder to think about external things.
|
|
Or tourism companies for cities that are struggling to attract visitors.
|
|
It's also bringing some publicity to the once-struggling coffee collective.
|
|
My heart goes out to all the women struggling to conceive.
|
|
Usually I start the day thinking, What am I struggling with?
|
|
"People are struggling and this adds to the stress," he said.
|
|
The theory goes that these drinks fuel alcoholism in struggling communities.
|
|
Yes. Something was struggling to be born on that first Easter.
|
|
"We're really struggling here in the western states," Dr. Ivey said.
|
|
Too many white middle-class Americans, victimized by globalization, are struggling.
|
|
We are out there struggling for the future of this country.
|
|
Joe Biden has a sixth sense for people who are struggling.
|
|
Start-ups, including some that Alibaba has invested in, are struggling.
|
|
But she had friends who were struggling to click with people.
|
|
Medical providers are struggling to get enough protective equipment like masks.
|
|
Dorkay House, on the outskirts of downtown, was struggling to survive.
|
|
"They are struggling to handle tense, confrontational, challenging moments," she said.
|
|
He described Ms. Elvin as a "godsend" for the struggling school.
|
|
After struggling to compete with Wojnarowski, ESPN hired him last year.
|
|
One top contender is struggling to make inroads with African Americans.
|
|
After all, the patient can be struggling with a serious condition.
|
|
Struggling to find something to watch on Netflix while social distancing?
|
|
Soaring crime, a struggling economy and corruption have dominated the debate.
|
|
A young photographer in Saudi Arabia was struggling with family issues.
|
|
He was struggling with diarrhea on top of the other symptoms.
|
|
It makes our communities and our democracy stronger — but it's struggling.
|
|
Sometimes it is women struggling with the aftershocks of sexual assault.
|
|
But at the moment, he's struggling to be a major player.
|
|
Richemont sold struggling leather bagmaker Lancel to Italy's Piquadro last year.
|
|
My son is a struggling musician; his name is Jesse Snider.
|
|
The state is also struggling to find, and keep, qualified teachers.
|
|
Now it's up to Culp to rejuvenate this long-struggling company.
|
|
Richemont sold struggling leather bagmaker Lancel to Italy's Piquadro last year.
|
|
Many people are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
|
After seven months of struggling I decided to bring a suit.
|
|
Florida's Bill Nelson is struggling, too, as is Missouri's Claire McCaskill.
|
|
Along the way, she saw friends struggling through the surging muck.
|
|
She was struggling with the structure and ending of the book.
|
|
And if you're struggling to find one, just ask your boss.
|
|
On the other end, Tenet and Community Health Systems are struggling.
|
|
Harley-Davidson CEO Matthew Levatich is leaving the struggling motorcycle maker.
|
|
The venture capital industry in China was already struggling last year.
|
|
But they also left the nation struggling under a slow recovery.
|
|
But today, the area bears the marks of a struggling town.
|
|
The toxic Senate bill does nothing to fix a struggling system.
|
|
Reyes, on the other hand, has been struggling at the plate.
|
|
The people in this novel's small Massachusetts town, Howland, are struggling.
|
|
Pineapples have become a powerful symbol for women struggling with infertility.
|
|
ZAMOSC, Poland — Four years ago, Agnieszka and Adam Kowalczyk were struggling.
|
|
Voters struggling to get to the polls can look to Lyft.
|
|
But already the couple's marriage was struggling, he told 20/20.
|
|
That's how you expose the hypocrisy and rot you're struggling against.
|
|
The government is also struggling to figure out how patient no.
|
|
French art and the Louvre were struggling when Venus was discovered.
|
|
Astronomers have been struggling to understand this phenomenon since the 1940s.
|
|
A couple saw her struggling and helped her find her way.
|
|
Several nurses said they were struggling to obtain blood test results.
|
|
Go and be among people and, sure, leave if you're struggling.
|
|
So why are Democrats struggling to grow their generic ballot advantage?
|
|
Those policies may be why they're struggling to win their support.
|
|
And the disease is testing China's already-struggling health care system.
|
|
But there are places in the U.S. that are really struggling.
|
|
Medical staff in Wuhan are struggling to cope with the outbreak.
|
|
But she was struggling to get leading roles in New York.
|
|
And he is struggling to suppress his bottomless need for attention.
|
|
Perhaps not quickly enough for many of those struggling with addiction.
|
|
We shouldn't assign content-centric gatekeeping online courses to struggling students.
|
|
Secondly, many retailers (particularly department and specialty stores) are still struggling.
|
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To those who are struggling to help loved ones: fight back.
|
|
Unfortunately, many Liberty students are struggling to repay their federal loans.
|
|
As a reminder, these companies have not exactly been financially struggling.
|
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PG: You were a struggling actress for a long time, Sam.
|
|
Bernie is on the defensive and struggling to turn it around.
|
|
Yes, "BRUUUUUUCE" was back, and so was the Mets' struggling offense.
|
|
Many landlords are struggling with same costs that the tenants are.
|
|
"I have been struggling to raise our daughter alone," she said.
|
|
Again, Exxon is hardly the only oil company struggling these days.
|
|
That growth has left restaurants struggling to keep up with orders.
|
|
The manufacturing sector, though, has been struggling with declines in output.
|
|
He heard stories about residents struggling with food insecurity and homelessness.
|
|
Longtime white residents are also struggling to identify with the place.
|
|
Kansas came next and dropped one to a struggling Villanova squad.
|
|
He's a student at NYU struggling with aimlessness and alcohol abuse.
|
|
And Airbus, Boeing's rival, is struggling to produce planes fast enough.
|
|
The market views Levi's as tethered to struggling US Dept. Stores.
|
|
We were struggling, but we were happy for the most part.
|
|
At least one of the Trump Organization's partners is struggling, though.
|
|
Eleven years later, I am still struggling with my daughter's suicide.
|
|
Young people are struggling to make sense of the planet's finality.
|
|
Even aloe plants, suited for drier conditions, are struggling to survive.
|
|
"That's what I think we are struggling with here," Rogers added.
|
|
Graphic photographs and videos posted online showed people struggling to breathe.
|
|
"Although my wife was working we were struggling financially," he says.
|
|
I get through about half before I'm struggling to stay up.
|
|
I'm struggling with this stranger coming into our lives so abruptly.
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