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Teams were struggling to keep up with the Type 79,
controversial cars to ever hit an F1 track. Teams were struggling to keep up with the
And I want us to do more to support people who are struggling to balance family and work.
WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO
*Struggling noises*
As the head of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association said, "Too often, the EU puts the regulatory cart before the horse, imposing heavy compliance burdens before Europe has a fully developed EV industry in place." European car companies are already struggling to keep up with China's dominance in the EV market, which benefits from significant government subsidies.
European car companies are already struggling to keep up with China's
We're thrown into an environment that people who do have that experience are still struggling with.
We're thrown into an environment that people who do have that experience are still struggling with.
*Pewds struggling to breathe*
You don't have to travel too far before you reach another country that is struggling with obesity problems.
You don't have to travel too far before you reach another country that is struggling with obesity problems.
While the US and other nations have begun to rebound from the pandemic, the UK has been struggling to turn the tide.
to rebound from the pandemic, the UK has been struggling
Yes, it does have a large working-age population but, at the same time, it is struggling to create jobs for its young people.
By the same time, it is struggling to create jobs for its young people.
Against all odds, he proved to be the single human being on the continent best-suited to help the struggling settlers, since he spoke English and had already embraced Christianity.
help the struggling settlers, since he spoke English and had already embraced Christianity.