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1
Still, the new government will have to
grapple
with
tough economic problems.
2
And now people
grapple
with
them in a different way, maybe online.
3
That lesson appears one that New Zealand still has to
grapple
with
.
4
I will
grapple
with
Fate; it shall not quite bear me down.
5
He now proceeds to
grapple
with
the real difficulty of the question.
6
Prospective investors will also have to
grapple
with
factors beyond their control.
7
Analysts
grapple
with
uncertainty over how the Vision Fund values its portfolio.
8
Families had to
grapple
with
choosing between bath time or the boardroom.
9
Many
grapple
with
unpaid bills, overdue home loans, school and tuition fees.
10
A considerable body of literature has sought to
grapple
with
these legacies.
11
And the rock was almost more terrible to
grapple
with
than they.
12
Pompey and his retinue sailed away, to
grapple
with
politics in Rome.
13
Now she was going to have to
grapple
with
what that meant.
14
Prince Otto of Saxe-Pfennig set himself resolutely to
grapple
with
the problem.
15
As the complications pile on, Tempe must also
grapple
with
personal turmoil.
16
Such then was the task we had set ourselves to
grapple
with
.
grapple
with
grapple