Back in D.C., Bannon's allies are struggling through the storm.
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Greece is struggling through an economic crisis and record high unemployment.
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The Philippines is struggling through its own devastating war on drugs.
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Skateboarding is currently struggling through an odd relationship with the mainstream.
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Along the way, she saw friends struggling through the surging muck.
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You don't have to be, through any field, struggling through it alone.
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So where are you, emotionally and intellectually, after struggling through this article?
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I love staying up late, but I hate struggling through the mornings.
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You might be anxious about losing your job or struggling through relationship issues.
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The nation was struggling through both a political crisis and an economic downturn.
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Now it is the Democrats who are struggling through some fierce internecine divisions.
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Atlanta led 55-52 at halftime before struggling through another third-quarter slump.
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And some made better time than the cars, struggling through door-deep water.
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Newborn babies struggling through withdrawal are only one dimension of America's opioid crisis.
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Bank of America-Merrill Lynch sees stocks struggling through the first half of 22007.
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Wheeler proceeded to add more uncertainty to the pitching equation, struggling through four innings.
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That's remarkable in a country struggling through one of the world's worst economic crises.
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It gave him a vivid picture of his ancestors struggling through eight-month winters.
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Would I discover an island back on its feet or struggling through each day?
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At the same time, Venezuela is struggling through hyperinflation, power cuts, and food shortages.Sen.
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I managed to think of some responses after struggling through a few more interviews.
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My heart is with my fellow survivors & ppl struggling through this disease...you aren't alone.
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Cousins later claimed that he sent the tweet while struggling through a hot sculpting class.
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Kuwait, like other oil-rich Gulf countries, has been struggling through low global energy prices.
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I remember struggling through the notoriously difficult section of the game that inspired the scene.
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This is the people at home who are struggling through seven years of Barack Obama.
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"I won't speak for Ashley, but we were both struggling through these existential crises," she says.
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So: Here's a guide for everyone, not just the people still struggling through The Walking Dead.
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Just what is wrong with the President's tweets about these areas struggling through a tremendous recovery?
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I wanted to build bridges to change conditions I saw a lot of people struggling through.
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They make jokes about forgoing diets, ditching workouts, drinking heavily, struggling through motherhood, flat-out misbehaving.
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"I am a very positive and outgoing person," he said, struggling through coughs and heavy breaths.
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While you've been struggling through the last seven days, however, there were maybe some things you missed.
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What her viewers didn't see was Marrero struggling through the emotional toll of her dad having cancer.
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The work was not easy, especially because Schaefer began it while he was struggling through cancer treatments.
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Davis, a 33-year-old right-hander, has 15 saves while struggling through most of the season.
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Ham held a revival there after years of struggling through the Great Depression as a traveling salesman.
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I think he's really struggling through some existential crisis that he deals with in very unhelpful ways.
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They have withstood the challenges of re-entry and discrimination and may be struggling through them still.
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It's what takes me to work every day and what makes the crazy bureaucracy worth struggling through.
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"This was me yesterday after struggling through a tough feed," the 30-year-old actress began her caption.
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I've been struggling through the crypts for a week now, and I don't see myself stopping anytime soon.
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Although we're still struggling through the grieving process, both Grande and Davidson appear to be moving on. How?
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I've been dealing with nonstop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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When I see anyone, particularly young people, struggling through a difficult period, my heart goes out to them.
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My heart is with my fellow survivors & ppl struggling through this disease…you aren't alone. ❤️❤️❤️.
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But the offer from Ethiopian may be attractive for a cash-strapped government struggling through a prolonged recession.
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Struggling through London St Pancras on a Wednesday morning would normally be a dull, possibly even stressful, affair.
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I've been dealing with non-stop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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The fire is 203 percent contained but crews are struggling through steep and rugged terrain on the northern end.
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The movie will feature two women struggling through rain and ice and snow to make it home for Christmas.
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After struggling through most of 2017, bank stocks are ready to break out, according to a Credit Suisse analysis.
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Kerber won the title here in 2016 and eventually rose to No. 1 before struggling through the 2017 season.
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Many of them are struggling through yet another year of crop prices that are below the cost of production.
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Godley is one of three rookies currently in the Diamondbacks rotation, and all are struggling through the same growing pains.
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The Wonder Woman star kicked things off, struggling through the slang of a Twitter user who questioned her breast size.
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After struggling through parts of three seasons in Cleveland, the Indians dealt him to Atlanta at the deadline last season.
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Just know: If you're struggling through a miscarriage, you're not alone — and there's help out there if you need it.
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But really, these very relatable stories could be the high points and lows of any family struggling through today's world.
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After witnessing the war's mercilessness and struggling through internal conflicts, Yossarian is firmer than ever in his will to survive.
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Rather than struggling through a complex foreign system on their own, most American students choose programs assembled by their own universities.
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Struggling through finals is definitely relatable for college students, but cheating also comes with huge risks that can derail future plans.
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It felt like a great night for Tesla, but don't forget: It's still struggling through "production hell" on its Model 3.
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This only compounds everything I'm struggling through because it makes me feel as if I am wrong to feel that way.
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There's no dusting off a hard drive and connecting it with USB to your laptop and struggling through a clumsy interface.
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Let's focus on all the ways folks are helping the federal workers who find themselves struggling through this record-breaking shutdown.
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After struggling through its first losing seasonsince 2004, Oregon is off to a 2-0 start under new coach Willie Taggart.
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Listening day after day to people struggling through some of the darkest moments of their lives can take an emotional toll.
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Image Source: Rotten TomatoesHollywood is struggling through a particularly rough financial patch at the moment, and it's throwing blame in every direction.
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The major U.S. railroads have been struggling through what many term a freight recession, with freight volume declines driven primarily by coal.
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This will also lift up your self-esteem, which was probably sagging when Mars was struggling through tumultuous Scorpio during the retrograde.
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Maybe struggling through my parents' divorce when I was 10 had given me the impression that raising children was a marriage-killer.
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Donald Trump was on the road trying to rev up the country against a pitiful caravan of poor people struggling through Mexico.
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After struggling through the first few pages, I was overjoyed to discover the little glossary tucked into the back of the book.
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After struggling through a 22-26-215 spell that concluded with a 24-24 home loss to the Chicago Blackhawks on Jan.
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But though they're struggling through the smoke, many food delivery riders are still thinking of those most directly impacted by Australia's bushfires.
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Nicole and Charlie also apologize, defend each other, prioritize the child's wishes and well-being, keep struggling through toward some livable compromise.
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New England ski resorts, struggling through a relatively warm and snowless winter, may receive up to 5 inches of snow, meteorologist Burke said.
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The resistance is putting more pressure on activist hedge fund managers, who are struggling through volatile markets after years of index-beating performance.
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" Son said that while Uber had "made a good start" as a company, he acknowledged that it was "struggling through some management issues.
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Greenbelt, Maryland, was one of a dozen "Greenbelt" towns proposed by Roosevelt's New Deal intended to help Americans struggling through the Great Depression.
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You feel as if you're struggling through a whiteout, trying to keep track of people, places and events that are (literally) poles apart.
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Parks including Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, Shenandoah, Zion, Big Bend, and Death Valley are still open and struggling through major sanitary and safety issues.
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With the country still struggling through the Great Depression and the world descending into war, some 75,000 people turned out to listen to her.
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After struggling through my first year, I arrived at doing some decent Gerhard Richter-ish paintings, which were all about staging and mediated experience.
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In the midst of that crisis, she is also struggling through a breakup with her newest girlfriend, George (Call the Midwife actress Charlotte Ritchie).
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BRIAN BROOKS We're struggling through this and finding our way and finding new life in the studio and in life and on the stage.
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Should a teacher struggling through a widespread purge of educators voice her concerns about damage to the school system, and risk being purged herself?
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After resigning as Starbucks CEO in 2000, Schultz returned to the post in 2008, just as the company was struggling through a financial crisis.
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Until the New York City Housing Authority secured a subsidized apartment for her last year, Ms. Medina was struggling through New York's foster care system.
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I'm totally not a naturally gifted runner, so I'm trying hard to stick to my training plan, though I'm still struggling through the shorter distances.
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Nufarm's woes augur badly for other firms exposed to Australia's rural sector, which is struggling through the driest conditions in decades across the country's east.
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President Donald Trump loves to boast about crowd size — even when he's surrounded by people struggling through one of the worst hurricanes in American history.
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My mother, struggling through her third and failing marriage, had arrived at a plan to get back on her feet, supported by friends and family.
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They usually revolve around someone in their twenties or thirties, living in a big city, and struggling through a crisis in love, career, or family.
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Despite all of this, he manages to be an extraordinary and compassionate man, struggling through hardships that are so numerous they become difficult to process.
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Vlad Remi Ashton, 21, artistFive years ago I was struggling through college, trying to get all my art coursework in and [being] very mentally ill.
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One minute I was struggling through the leg lifts, and the next my ab muscles gave out and I was having a legitimate vaginal orgasm.
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In 2010 she started the #joinin hashtag on Twitter, aimed at bringing tidings of comfort and joy to anyone struggling through this time of year.
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That's where "Divided States" leaves viewers — on the precipice of a very uncertain future, after struggling through a past that seems just as riddled with uncertainty.
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Sure, I could walk you through the he said, she said of Alison and Cole struggling through their custody battle over Joanie (Reagan and Savannah Grella).
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Prior to 2004 the American economy was struggling through a jobless recovery, flirting with deflation: hardly an ideal environment in which to raise interest rates substantially.
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The South American country is struggling through food and medicine shortages that have sparked protests against President Nicolas Maduro's government that have gone on for months.
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If the deductions are adopted by Congress, it would mark a victory for the cash-strapped sector, struggling through the worst market downturn in a generation.
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I saw the comic through a lens of what now feels like a former life: the mental load I experienced as a single mom struggling through poverty.
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The Northern Irishman had intense physiotherapy treatment and took pain-killers over the weekend at the South Africa Open after struggling through much of Friday's second round.
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The International Franchise Association (IFA) is asking congressional leadership for the creation of a $2900 billion fund to provide liquidity to franchises struggling through the coronavirus pandemic.
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"We're struggling through a difficult set of issues" as the Fed looks to identify "the new normal," she said in response to a reporter at her press conference.
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Bobby Wood, who has been struggling through the German league season with Hamburg, scoring just one goal in 20 league appearances, converted the penalty kick for the Americans.
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Rick Perry is struggling through a learning curve after discovering that the primary focus of the Energy Department is not oil and gas, but the country's nuclear arsenal.
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A decade ago, U.S. airlines were struggling through a wave of bankruptcies and subsequent megamergers that left four carriers in control of about three-quarters of the market.
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He took that history to a people struggling through a drought of opportunity and he exploited their weaknesses: a shrinking sense of economic security and growing nativist tendencies.
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Mario Draghi's penultimate policy meeting as European Central Bank president was a bit like watching a past-his-prime boxer struggling through the late rounds of a fight.
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The Pacers have lost five in a row in Memphis and enter this one struggling through a 1-5 stretch that includes Sunday's 118-254.8 home loss to Houston.
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After struggling through the first five games of the World Series (4-for-19 with 2 RBI entering tonight), Addison Russell busted out in the biggest, grandest possible way.
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Struggling through these moments are worth it, though, especially for the twisted visuals that await, a sort of parallel universe where Jim Henson started making R-rated puppet films.
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The conference bell cows Ohio State and Penn State had been hit by sanctions and scandal, while Michigan was struggling through the second of two straight unsuccessful coaching regimes.
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While most recent accounts of LBJ have emphasized his apparently magical ability to make things happen as the wizard of Washington, this film reveals a President struggling through bitter battles.
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Athens has been struggling through a financial crisis for most of Obama's presidency, caught between the austerity measures imposed by European lenders and a desire to improve unemployment and growth.
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We learn Kate is waitressing and going to night school back in town while Kevin is struggling through pilot season in L.A. — still not being taken seriously as an actor.
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Until a recent slight recovery in prices, Brazil's sugarcane sector has been struggling through a multi-year bear market that has seen prices below cost of production in many places.
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His programs not only provided a singular perspective on contemporary issues; they also gave an unfiltered voice to people who had been neglected when television was struggling through its adolescence.
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While many people are struggling through "dry January," a month-long alcohol-free journey, actress Anne Hathaway revealed she has a more ambitious goal: staying sober for the next 18 years.
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Platinum's infamously prickly co-founder Hideki Kamiya wrote on Twitter that working with Taro on Automata "saved" the studio, which had been struggling through the cancellation of Xbox One-exclusive Scalebound.
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In high school, I had friends in the foster care system, there were a lot of other people struggling through addiction and much worse family dynamics than what I've been through.
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Many struggling through drug addiction have found hope in reconnecting with traditions, like Codie Donahue, 38, who wound up homeless after he and his girlfriend became addicted to methamphetamine and heroin.
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The new plan "shows a lack of concern for our community members who are struggling through a very tough time," said Megan Hustings, interim director of the National Coalition for the Homeless.
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The story of Masquerada isn't owned by the player; they are an audience, a silent passenger, following along as the ensemble cast bickers and discusses, flirts and jokes, struggling through each battle.
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Injury-replacement starter Josh Lucas was pulled after struggling through the first two innings, allowing a run in each but getting bailed out from further damage by a pair of double plays.
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Since the dawn of the nuclear weapons era seventy years ago, the world has been struggling through a grace period in its attempts to limit the proliferation of these massively destructive threats.
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That makes two straight wins for the former Cy Young Award winner, who appears to be back in top form after struggling through a winless five-start stretch bridging July and August.
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Boeing has been struggling through the biggest crisis in its history, after the deadly crashes of two 737 Max jets, the first just over a year ago off the coast of Indonesia.
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Miami could not find its way around an Atlanta team that had dropped its previous seven games in a 2111-299 loss on Wednesday and is struggling through a rash of injuries.
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She said a friend was ultimately the one who helped her make her decision to come out of the closet to inspire her fans who might be struggling through the same problems.
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Why plastic is better than alternative materials Going without straws can mean struggling through the physical motion of putting a drink to a mouth, or leaking liquid into the lungs, or choking.
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Phillies 7, Mets 43 Maikel Franco, Brad Miller, Scott Kingery and Rhys Hoskins homered to lift host Philadelphia past New York despite Phillies starter Jake Arrieta (7-6) struggling through six innings.
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The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) is asking the federal government to create a $22020 trillion fund in loans to provide liquidity to manufacturers and small businesses struggling through the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Judy" zooms in on its subject in the final year of her life, with Zellweger playing Garland struggling through a string of concerts at a London cabaret-restaurant in the late-1960s.
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Pekka Rinne, one of four Predators who participated in All-Star Weekend in the Music City, won three of those games after struggling through most of the first half of the campaign.
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Dodgers starter Scott Kazmir threw 34 pitches in the first inning and 85 in struggling through three innings, turning the final six over to a Dodgers' bullpen that has been working overtime recently.
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Outside the university, she serves as chair of the Tennessee Equality Project Foundation and is a board member for Positively Living, a Knoxville organization that helps men struggling through HIV/AIDS-related complications.
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Blue Jays RH Marcus Stroman (5-2, 4.82) Wilson is struggling through a four-start losing streak and had his worst outing of the bunch last time out against the New York Yankees.
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"Megan Hustings, interim director of the National Coalition for the Homeless told CNN that the move "shows a lack of concern for our community members who are struggling through a very tough time.
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Khanna and his editors clearly believe that his prose style is a winning one, but for this reader it was like struggling through the transcription of a TED talk on a recursive loop.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Food production has dropped to an all-time low in Syria where millions of hungry civilians are struggling through their sixth winter in a war zone, U.N. agencies said on Tuesday.
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"We're not scared of Cleveland," the Celtics' Isaiah Thomas had said before struggling through a 2-point first half and sitting out the second with a hip strain developed in the Washington series.
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DACA recipients are struggling through just their latest agonizing false dawn as they wait for Congress to act to make their status in the US permanent -- a step that has overwhelming public support.
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The rehearsals were spliced together with clips of Beyoncé dealing with muscle spasms, bonding with her children, struggling through intense workouts, and spending time with Jay-Z, who she calls out as her rock.
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Critics, long used to struggling through limp remakes, unimaginative reboots, and mediocre stabs at "fun" summer movies, were startled over and over this summer by the kind of imagination and variety often on display.
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Rousseff has been under pressure to cut the country's budget and reduce taxes in an effort to rein in inflation and kick-start an economy that is struggling through its worst recession in decades.
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That growth rate is expected to ease to 2.3 percent per year from 2019 through 2024, but offer little relief to shippers struggling through a U.S. trucking shortage, ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello said.
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Those differences are partly because of issues unique to Puerto Rico, an island that already had a weakened infrastructure, a government struggling through bankruptcy -- and that had only just been hit by Hurricane Irma.
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After struggling through the (un)pleasantries, what Frusciante will talk about—and excitedly—is the jittery music he's been making since diving headlong into the world of analog electronic programming almost a decade ago.
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Gama and other passengers say much of that popularity stems from the low fares, which provide some financial respite for a population struggling through crippling inflation and shortages of bread, fuel and hard currency.
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The dominance of Facebook and Google, which rake in the majority of digital ad dollars, is a key reason the traditional news business has been struggling through a period of layoffs and readership decline.
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" Megan Hastings, the interim director for the National Coalition for the Homeless, told CNN that the city's plan "shows a lack of concern for our community members who are struggling through a very tough time.
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ET, CBS Sports Network ABOUT GEORGETOWN (8-6, 0-260 Big East): Peak shot 21-of-223.5 from the floor after struggling through a groin injury in his previous outing (four points, 22-of-226.1).
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Here's the good news: A Russian icebreaker on a voyage to resupply a climate change research expedition barely 100 miles from the North Pole finally reached its destination after struggling through heavy ice for weeks.
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Willy Adames made it 4-0 with a leadoff home run to center field in the bottom of the fourth off Verlander, who faced three more hitters before getting pulled after struggling through 84 pitches.
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Like all golfing accessories, it's not going to automatically improve your handicap, but it does give you some extra tools that'll help you out when you're struggling through a game with clients or in-laws.
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Thompson will be lookingto bounce back from his worst game of the season after struggling through afive-point outing on 272-of-270 shooting with eight turnovers in a 60-52 loss to visitingColorado on Thursday.
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"When you're struggling through this issue — however you got there — you often feel like there's no hope, there's no end to this and you're alone," said Dale Klatzker, president of The Providence Center, which operates AnchorED.
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Half the joy of struggling through a 6 AM Pilates class or going hard at the gym during lunch hour is the justification it seems to provide for a little indulgence later on in the day.
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The Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds are struggling through miserable seasons, but the two worst teams in the National League send pitchers to the mound Tuesday who could play a key role in the near future.
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And it is not only Mr. Brown: The California Democratic Party stands as a model of electoral success and cohesion, in contrast to national Democrats struggling through a divisive primary and debate about an uncertain future.
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Though this wasn't the sensual rub down I envisioned, Gibbons' acupressure tips seemed an easy and effective way to bring comfort and endorphins to a friend or lover who might be struggling through the winter blues.
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It's a great ad if the team gets off to a Cubs–like start, but it's excruciatingly painful when the club is struggling through an 19983-20 August that drops it from first to fifth place.
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He gets by with income from a tomato greenhouse he built with the cooperative's help, and with remittances from two sons who migrated to the United States after struggling through the rust crisis of 2012-13.
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But bariatric surgery's benefits appear to vastly outweigh its harms on average, and it is shaping up to be a genuine help for people struggling through one of the most urgent health crises of our time.
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While generally safe from the violence that had reduced other parts of the country to rubble, they were struggling through a cold winter of high prices and scarce commodities before the water crisis, making things worse.
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That was in no small part because Mr. Brown devoted considerable time to talking about the past, noting, for example, how California was struggling through a severe economic downturn when he arrived and was now thriving.
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But I think it's important that we're humanizing the bigot, that you realize that Ben is someone who's self-loathing, who's struggling through his inaction, struggling though his own feeling that the world is passing him by.
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From personal experience struggling through her classes, I can attest that Ms. Arzón is more like a cult leader than a coach; having weighed the options, I would rather die from cycling too fast than disappoint her.
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The goal of the self-styled guardians of the uprising that toppled ruler Omar al-Bashir is to stem the smuggling of heavily subsidized flour and bread destined for citizens struggling through a long-running economic crisis.
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Boeing's 21995X, a new generation of the wide-body aircraft, completed its maiden flight on Saturday — marking a milestone for the company struggling through the increasing fallout from two fatal crashes of its best-selling 2321 Max.
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"I joined a gym which helped me just sort of switch off from all my problems and focused on struggling through a spin class, I pushed myself a bit more and got out my comfort zone," she says.
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For Black Americans, struggling through an election filled with racist rhetoric and a news cycle dominated by the killing of unarmed Black men and women, it often feels as if we'll never be offered a seat without conditions.
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You're left with a zesty but unsurprising third-person shooter, struggling through a soup of mundane chores - a game of mesmerising, gargantuan landscapes sabotaged by uneven writing and (at the time of review) an astonishing quantity of bugs.
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Syracuse had seemed to figure things out after struggling through the majority of coach Jim Boeheim's 41st season but fell back into bad defensive habits in the loss to the Panthers, who shot 33 percent from the field.
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Many of the residents around us in Ortley Beach — a Toms River beach town that was described as New Jersey's "ground zero" in the hurricane — are still struggling through recovery, and some have abandoned their efforts and property.
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For many, handling the day-to-day pressures of a full-time job alongside a nervous breakdown means struggling through each day, waiting for your work situation to get better, and biding your time until you can quit.
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The Republican tax reform, now extremely likely to become law pending certain events next week in Alabama, represents a remarkable missed opportunity for a party struggling through an identity crisis and a country reckoning with a social crisis.
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Red Sox LH Drew Pomeranz (10-4, 83) Shields is struggling through a stretch of five straight outings without a quality start and was ripped for six runs and eight hits across six innings against Toronto on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress is struggling through another contentious week as infighting over defense spending, healthcare and other matters complicates the drive to pass a temporary spending bill by midnight on Friday to avert a partial government shutdown.
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After losing her governing Conservatives' majority in a June election and struggling through the party's annual conference, May has little room for maneuver — unable to increase her offer on the Brexit bill for fear of angering her own party.
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Oakland rode seven one-run innings from its bullpen after injury-replacement starter Josh Lucas was pulled after struggling through the first two innings, allowing a run in each but bailed out from further damage by a pair of double plays.
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Of course, pet obesity isn't just the animal's problem — while Brorsen helps pets get healthy, he will also be showing owners what their pets are struggling through now and how they need to change their own behaviors to help them.
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At the same time, anyone struggling through our current reality will have a hard time not clinging to that brighter perspective on where we go from here, and the message Angels in America imparts might provide a meaningful way forward.
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The 28-year-old McKennis, a team mate of the frequently injured Vonn for the past nine years, said her encouragement has been key to her finally feeling in top form after struggling through years of injuries and six surgeries.
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Miami looked unstoppable in its first two games against the Charlotte Hornets in the first round before struggling through the next four only to find its form again in a 106-73 shellacking at home in Game 7 on Sunday.
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But Jack is in no shape to kick back and fool around in the car like they're teenagers — he's struggling through recovery and, like Kevin in the present day, is vying to confront those painful feelings and memories from childhood.
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Airlines for America (A28500A) on Monday called on Congress and the administration to provide grants, loans and tax relief to a beleaguered industry struggling through a coronavirus epidemic that has upended travel and forced the cancellations of thousands of flights.
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Pelicans sneak past Suns in OT PHOENIX — With Anthony Davis struggling through a rare poor shooting night, the New Orleans Pelicans were forced to rely on the supporting cast to rally the team and pull out a rare road win.
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Well, I'd say that it's a pretty good bet that readers and listeners wouldn't go wrong treating Lemmy's many lyrics about war and the general idea of battle as metaphor for struggling through life and to represent his very cynical worldview.
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Some of the women said they were unaware of what their condition was until they reached adulthood - struggling through school due to poor vision and not understanding why they could not play outside as their skin blistered so easily in the sun.
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The oldest, the 18-year-old Nesrine (Zita Hanrot), is struggling through her first year of medical school, and Souad (Kenza-Noah Aïche), 15, is a rebel who treats her mother with such contempt that Fatima begins to question her humiliating self-sacrifice.
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Folk artists like Pete Seeger and, a decade or so later, Peter, Paul, and Mary and Joan Baez, used the mostly acoustic form to broadcast their politics to a nation struggling through the civil rights era and moving toward the Vietnam War.
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The country is also struggling through a political crisis over a cabinet overhaul that has crippled government for weeks and threatens to undermine the U.S.-backed war against Islamic State, which still controls swathes of territory in the north and west it seized in 2014.
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As teens' lives become more secluded online, the ability for parents to offer an educated and empathetic ear to the personal issues these social apps might create can mean the difference between a child voicing them at all or struggling through on their own.
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Tigers LH Matthew Boyd (26-6, 5.70) Tanaka is struggling through the worst season of his career and was placed on the disabled list with shoulder inflammation after allowing three runs - two earned - and issuing five walks in four innings at Toronto on Aug. 9.
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The Facebooks and Ubers are what you talk about, but day in and day out are thousands of other businesses, struggling through "dark times" for a model that can scale up often in a competitive environment where everyone is trying to mimic their ideas.
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In his postmatch news conference, Murray said that he would decide soon between struggling through months of further pain without surgery in order to play Wimbledon as a last hurrah, or to have the surgery with an eye on continuing his career after rehabilitation.
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Nick: The main cast of The Walking Dead has spent so much of the last two seasons struggling through the slow burn of meeting Negan, and now meticulously planning to fight him, that it's easy to forget they're all supposed to be hardened survivors and experienced warriors.
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"Instead of welcoming him back from school and enjoying our usual holiday time together, we were struggling through our shock and grief to write an obituary and pick out a casket, clothes and grave site for Joey to be buried in the day after Christmas," Rovero wrote.
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Intent in emulating his distant cousin, Franklin Roosevelt kept in touch with suffering Americans by dispatching his wife, Eleanor, into the far-flung corners of the nation to gauge the plight of those struggling through the Great Depression, which she eagerly reported back to her husband.
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Anthony Hopkins, who has refused to perform onstage since 1986, returns here, in a manner of speaking, as Sir, a fragile actor struggling through his 427th performance of Shakespeare's "King Lear" as bombs fall on London in World War II. Ian McKellen plays Norman, Sir's devoted dresser.
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But behind the push of the buy button, an entire workforce of Amazon workers, some with limited or no health insurance and no union protecting their employment, are struggling through their orders knowing the virus is either in their fulfillment centers or is about to be.
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"To some, Pittsburgh is still the 1975 Pittsburgh, a steel mill town based on heavy industry, still struggling through the post-Depression," said Mr. Peduto, a Democrat, when asked why he thought the president had singled out his city (particularly in light of its reliably liberal politics).
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Struggling through a 6-for-48 slump, Harper slugged his seventh home run and first grand slam with the Phillies off Dakota Hudson (2-3) in the big inning, which featured six unearned runs, two throwing errors, two walks and a passed ball by the Cardinals.
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She's cheerfully struggling through a story about how Prince Rhaegar was given an annulment and then remarried to someone (wink!) in a secret ceremony in Dorne, while Sam is throwing a tantrum about how no one is letting him read any of the important books full of good secrets.
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But on Thursday morning, as she fought through the futility of swiping her Metrocard, she revealed herself to be a mere mortal—a woman struggling through the same tiny tragedies that befall all of us who have ridden and will continue to ride the New York City subway system.
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By which I mean, as a person who has watched any TV show or movie before in my life, I have seen a fair number of stories about a good brave man struggling through the wilderness, with the help of an unlikely group of companions, to save his wife and child.
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Ms. DeVos had been struggling through a series of befuddling answers that raised questions about her grasp of federal education policy, including one flourish — replayed widely on social media and cable television — in which she suggested that school officials should be armed to protect against prospective grizzly bears on the premises.
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Leaving behind, rather too easily, his loving wife, Nina (Sienna Miller, wonderful), and their young son (later played by Tom Holland), he sets off and is soon struggling through the Amazon with a small crew that includes an aide-de-camp, Henry Costin (an excellent Robert Pattinson, shaggy and almost unrecognizable).
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Abel centers her story on a trio of protagonists: Rebecca, a Berkeley student whose parents send her to be a counselor; Caleb, the camp's founder, who's turned the camp into a rich-kid haven at the expense of the surrounding town; and David, Rebecca's childhood friend struggling through a delayed coming-of-age.
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But as F.C. Barcelona has emerged as one of the most successful clubs in the world over the past decade, Barcelona Sporting Club — which is run as a nonprofit — has found itself struggling through a litany of financial problems and poor performances on the field that would be unimaginable for its Spanish counterpart.
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As we watch her struggling through conversation with an old high school classmate, and phoning her sort-of boyfriend, we see a new side of her character: the confused and startlingly resilient lost girl we will soon follow into far more complex territory, even—especially—when she has no idea where she's going.
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Mookie Betts is starting to heat up for Boston after struggling through a bout of the flu earlier in the month, as he had a solo homer among three hits in the first game of the set and is 23-for-22 with four extra-base hits over his last five games.
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Other moments — celebrating a small victory with "train wine" and a little dance; struggling through panic to interpret a newly handed-down court ruling; reading hate mail aloud to the camera — make the work seem more human, and the lawyers less like infallible heroes and more like ordinary people on a mission.
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The franchise industry, through the International Franchise Association on Thursday asked for the creation of a $300 billion fund to provide liquidity to franchises struggling through the coronavirus pandemic and the manufacturing industry, through NAM, asked for the creation of a $1.4 trillion fund for loans to provide liquidity to manufacturers and small businesses.
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The franchise industry, through the International Franchise Association (IFA) on Thursday asked for the creation of a $85033 billion fund to provide liquidity to franchises struggling through the coronavirus pandemic and the manufacturing industry, through NAM, asked for the creation of a $1.4 trillion fund for loans to provide liquidity to manufacturers and small businesses.
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After a struggling through Pokemon Go Fest in Chicago — where long lines and network issues turned what was meant to be a mass gathering of happy fans into an angry mob, resulting in the CEO of Niantic Labs being booed on stage — Niantic effectively hit pause on future Pokémon Go events until it could sort out just what went wrong.
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Hollywood&aposs Movies Suck, and It Doesn&apost Want You to KnowHollywood is struggling through a particularly rough financial patch at the moment, and it's…Read more ReadYves Bergquist manages the Data & Analytics Project at USC's Entertainment Technology Center and he's helpfully looked over the data from Rotten Tomatoes over the last 17 years to give us some firm answers on the correlation between box office returns and fresh ratings.
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An adaptation of Ronald Harwood's play of the same title, "The Dresser" returns Mr. Hopkins to the stage, in a way, as the physically and mentally fragile actor Sir, struggling through his 427th performance of "Lear" as bombs fall on London in World War II. In fact, Mr. Hopkins turned to film in 1987, the year after his run as Lear at the National and has famously refused to act onstage ever since.
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"If you are just open about what is challenging in this transition, about the fact that it is probably too soon (to return to work) if you feel that way, but then also about the fact that look at this, you are still getting your job done ... and even the things you're struggling through, you're going to get through it, look back and see that you made it through and came out stronger," she said.
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Hollywood&aposs Movies Suck, and It Doesn&apost Want You to KnowHollywood is struggling through a particularly rough financial patch at the moment, and it's…Read more ReadOn Tuesday, Rotten Tomatoes informed the press that the score for the latest release from DC Films will not receive a Tomatometer score until 12:00am on Thursday, despite the fact that the film will hit many theaters tonight and critical embargoes will lift at 2:30am on Wednesday.
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Rather than Untitled (Blank) or a descriptive, but ambiguous title, the artist opts for the likes of My Sister's Bush Was Glorious And Full And The Color of Campfire Flames While Mine, Still Struggling Through Puberty, Was Patchy And Mousy And In Her Presence I Felt Like an Unfinished Drawing or A Long Time Ago I Had A Religious Experience While Camping In The Big Belt Mountains In Montana When Lightning Lit Everyone Up And I Swear I Could See Our Insides And They Were All The Same, Pink Beating Things Packed Inside Us Like Christmas Presents.
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