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fight against

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fight against someone or something
to battle against someone or something. The general refused to fight against the enemy, which was much stronger. He fought against the disease to the very end.
See also: against, fight
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The countries of the region should discuss and address security issues in practice, otherwise they will encounter this problem again and again, said State Foreign Minister Kadyrbek Sarbaev during international conference on problems of fight against terrorism and extremism today.
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