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Worker, struggle for a clean canteen and healthy food.

The government must mediate the struggle for water resources.

It's Darwinian science and it's very interesting that Darwin, as much as Marx, is all about struggle: the struggle for survival, the struggle for dominance.

“Intimacy has been a struggle for us, working through all that, ” Ms. Waddell said.

Is this the part of wise men, engaged in a great and arduous struggle for liberty?

They pledged their determination to carry on the struggle for socialism.

What were his plays if not a mix of false bravado, mortal dread and the struggle for human connection?

Along with the odd Premier League football shirt, mobile phones are an incongruous glimpse of modernity amid the daily struggle for money and food in Katine.

But decades later, by the mid-1950s and in the struggle for civil rights, the word became a bitter racial epithet.

Creative solidarity between all those engaged in the struggle for health is the key to attaining our objectives, and is itself one of the eight Millennium Development Goals.

The Lindy Boggs Medical Centre became a symbol of the struggle for survival in the hot, dank days after the flood.

NOT for the first time, Armenians sense a moment of vindication in their struggle for the acknowledgment of the tragedy that befell their forebears during the first world war.

All this would have made the election an uphill struggle for Mr Meek in the best of years, let alone when weighed down by the weak economy and general disenchantment with the Democrats.

No longer struggle for the past, no longer worried about missing, a love that can not respond, no matter how fierce today, will eventually dissipate, no need to be so humble myself. If you don't care, I don't love it.

There was a life-or-death struggle for a pair of African elephants when they were ambushed by a hungry Nile crocodile in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park this summer.