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• "The symbolism correlates with the black colleges'struggles.
• They struggled as children thrust into the adult role of parents.
• But she still struggles to remember daily events since the accident.
• In coming days, other officials will struggle to save themselves.
• But he struggled to run with the top 10 after that.
• The father struggles desperately to keep him from joining the dead.
• Meanwhile, the struggle to find cures and vaccines is lagging.
• Grossman had struggled four straight times, at least at first.
• Hansen contended that Cowboys coaches were involved in a power struggle.
• The struggle for universal coverage began to collapse in the committees.
• He was a man who was struggling for change and justice.
• .. . Now Patton was locked in a grim struggle.
• Paying for school has always been a struggle for most Haitians.
• His voice struggled to cushion the hammerlike blows of five words.
• Instead, of course, the 2-0 Cowboys struggled.
• But for now, some struggling blacks do not entirely agree.
• In the struggle, she said, the gun went off.
• Most of them are struggling gallantly to get through the day.
• He might need two years to struggle just like Troy did.
• The struggle with these contracts is considerable at Niagara Mohawk Power.