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Meanings of long struggle in English

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Usage of long struggle in English
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After a long struggle, I made some of them work as novels.
Bloodchild and Other Stories
2
Tired from the long struggle with the uncanny, they moved soon afterwards.
Ghosts
3
The long struggle bound the Dutch together and made them one nation.
Early European History
4
The history of Poland is one long struggle for home and country.
As Seen By Me
5
He recalled the long struggle, the painful, patient waiting, the stern self-denial.
Santa Claus's Partner
6
She was gathering her forces for the long struggle she saw ahead.
His Family
7
Almost 50 years ago, we began a long struggle against aggressive totalitarianism.
State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006)
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Now at last, after the long struggle, his mind was at rest.
Eminent Victorians
9
The long struggle for independence had come, almost unperceived, to an end.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
10
Jobs, 56, died in October after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer.
Reuters
11
The party is the heart of the long struggle for independence from Britain.
The Guardian
12
The rest have long struggle ahead and investors are not happy.
News.com.au
13
It had been a long struggle but that curtain was down for good.
Bare Bones
14
He had had a long struggle; the devil was deeply rooted in him.
The Happy End
15
Since then, life in the luxury giftware market has been one long struggle.
The Irish Times
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The long struggle between Church and State in this matter is well known.
Christianity and Islam
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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