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Meanings of suffer from in English

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Usage of suffer from in English
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She was said to suffer from severe circulatory problems in recent years.
The Irish Times
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Discussion: Patients of free clinics suffer from high burden of chronic conditions.
Pubmed
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More than 30 per cent of children suffer from severe literacy problems.
The Irish Times
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Recent research has shown that high-debt countries suffer from lower economic growth.
The Guardian
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Health officials and doctors say millions of Bangladeshis suffer from pollution-related ailments.
Reuters
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Main causes of stress I don't know if I suffer from stress.
The Irish Times
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Up to 8 per cent of Irish children suffer from rare diseases.
The Irish Times
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Samsung's trial team appeared to suffer from strategic difficulties throughout the case.
Reuters
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One third of patients, however, suffer from unsatisfactory outcome with psychiatric sequelae.
Pubmed
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POLG1 mutations are common, and these patients often suffer from intractable seizures.
Pubmed
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The second group suffer from social anxiety as well as performance anxiety.
Radio NZ
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Non-food products too may suffer from a kind of reverse halo effect.
Reuters
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More young people suffer from anxiety now than in any previous generation.
The Guardian
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We too suffer from a growing skills shortage in the high-technology sector.
The Irish Times
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Some people do, however, find that without grains, they suffer from constipation.
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Meanwhile, those with large mortgages will suffer from slowly rising interest rates.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
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