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struggle along

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struggle along (with someone or something)
to make do as well as one can with someone or something. I really need someone who can work faster, but I'll struggle along with Walter. We struggled along the best we could.
See also: along, struggle


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Oct 08, 2009 Homs, Central Syria, (SANA)- October Liberation War, which was led by late leader Hafez al-Assad, established a vast and honorable Arab atmosphere of struggle along the Arab land, founded a strong basis for resistance against occupation and revived hope and self-confidence in the Arab world to liberate the occupied territories, Assistant Secretary General of al-Ba'ath Arab Socialist Party BASP Abdullah al-Ahmar said in a lecture on Thursday.
This will greatly improve the appearance of the area, and mean that pedestrians will no longer have to struggle along crowded pavements while hemmed in by a dual carriageway full of traffic.
He said that Tehrik-e-Insaf has decided wage struggle along with labour and salaried class against corrupt elements and he also quoted a verse from the Holy Quran, according to which he said God will never change the fate of that nation which would not try to change its condition by itself,.
 
 
 
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