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Domestic firms also suffered.

She's suffered enough.

I suffered also, you know.

He suffered in his reputation.

Many people suffered breathing difficulties.

He suffered agonies of remorse.

He suffered a killing pain.

The child suffered misfortune, she felt miserable.

But Edward suffered the tortures of loneliness.

Other metals have suffered a similar clobbering.

One of the injured suffered severe burns.

In 1876, Henry suffered a grievous blow.

The country has always suffered from floods and drought.

She suffered terribly when her son was killed.

Four years ago, he suffered an ignominious first-round exit.

He suffered from gross turbinate, and had difficulties breathing recently.

Dear Lizzy, only consider what he must have suffered.

The crops suffered from insect plague this year, it will definitely be a lean year.

If you had not covered the goods, we should have suffered from great loss and damage.

I am in debt to too many people, too many people have suffered because of me.

The child suffered from dyslexia and needed a special tutor to learn how to read.

Police said she suffered only slight injuries from the traffic accident, including a small fracture to her left leg.

VW also suffered a dramatic decline in business in the fourth quarter, although VW managed to remain profitable.

At present, the world economy has suffered a severe blow, but it also generates new impetus for development.

One feature of the history of old Russia was the continual defeats she suffered because of her backwardness.

Since there is no sound system of international law restricting the country's unilateral measures, many countries, including China suffered.

Investors suffered the worst year in stocks since the Great Depression, and foreclosures are rising while housing values are declining at record paces.

If the North Korean people were aware of th is money while they have suffered, then it is possible they could rise up against the regime.

Unfortunately, the Chinese enterprises often suffered for the sanction because of the no market economy treatment and inefficiency in the defence of dumping lawsuit.

Nor that bankers' base salaries are low relative to other professions and that they have suffered heavy losses by holding shares in their employers.

The Vindicator was a response to the high casualty rates suffered during close quarter battles, such as street fighting or in jungles.