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Meanings of grapple with in English

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Usage of grapple with in English
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Still, the new government will have to grapple with tough economic problems.
Reuters
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And now people grapple with them in a different way, maybe online.
The Guardian
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That lesson appears one that New Zealand still has to grapple with.
Radio NZ
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I will grapple with Fate; it shall not quite bear me down.
Beethoven, the Man and the Artist, as Revealed in His Own Words
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He now proceeds to grapple with the real difficulty of the question.
The Fallen Star, or, the History of a False Religion by E.L. Bul...
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Prospective investors will also have to grapple with factors beyond their control.
Reuters
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Analysts grapple with uncertainty over how the Vision Fund values its portfolio.
Reuters
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Families had to grapple with choosing between bath time or the boardroom.
BBC
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Many grapple with unpaid bills, overdue home loans, school and tuition fees.
Reuters
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A considerable body of literature has sought to grapple with these legacies.
The Irish Times
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And the rock was almost more terrible to grapple with than they.
Pieces of Eight / Being the Authentic Narrative of a Treasure Di...
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Pompey and his retinue sailed away, to grapple with politics in Rome.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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Now she was going to have to grapple with what that meant.
American empire: blood and iron
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Prince Otto of Saxe-Pfennig set himself resolutely to grapple with the problem.
The Swoop! or, How Clarence Saved England: A Tale of the Great I...
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As the complications pile on, Tempe must also grapple with personal turmoil.
Bones of the Lost
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Such then was the task we had set ourselves to grapple with.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
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New Zealand
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Australia
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