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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are struggled" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not usable because "struggled" is the past tense of "struggle" and should not be used in this form with "are."
Example: "They struggled to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "are having difficulty" or "are facing challenges."
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Innovation is not only a technical process of 'solving problems'; it also involves economic and political processes in which interests are articulated, alliances are built and outcomes are struggled over.
Literature concerned with the politics of place and memory often focuses on how representations of conflicts and violence of the past are struggled over, negotiated and actualized in the present.
It is exactly in times of great trouble and fear that the ideals of humanity must be remembered and held dear while meaning and truth are struggled for in the external world.
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But most are struggling.
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They are struggling.
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"And theater actors are struggling.
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