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Meanings of struggle with in English

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Usage of struggle with in English
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MS: Many gay people struggle with coming to terms with their sexuality.
Feminist dot com
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If you want an example, watch Google struggle with European Union regulators.
The Guardian
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There's a qualifying event before the main struggle with the main villain.
Ebony
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Lamela is unavailable as he continues to struggle with a hip problem.
The Guardian
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Separated from their families, many struggle with depression, anxiety and alcohol abuse.
News.com.au
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After many years of research, computers still struggle with recognising objects automatically.
BBC
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Other cities and transport links across the world struggle with the issue.
The Guardian
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Sterling seemed to struggle with the responsibility of being pushed further forward.
The Guardian
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He could demand hundreds of ships where Riose must struggle with ten.
Foundation and Empire
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Tired from the long struggle with the uncanny, they moved soon afterwards.
Ghosts
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Many U.S. states continue to struggle with the aftershocks of the recession.
Reuters
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I struggle with whether I should I talk about it or not.
Reuters
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And so the last and the deadliest struggle with the Bison began.
Eminent Victorians
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Ruth had spent the Sunday in a desperate struggle with the Governor.
The One Woman: A Story of Modern Utopia
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Despite all this, we still struggle with congestion and pollution in Copenhagen.
The Guardian
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Dr Argana was engaged in a bitter leadership struggle with President Cubas.
The Irish Times
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