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EV manufacturers are also grappling with persistent problems like the high cost of relatively inefficient batteries and difficulties in building out recharging infrastructure that drivers can depend on for keeping their vehicles humming.

Most women (50 75 %) diagnosed with breast cancer report persistent difficulties with sexual functioning [ 6– 8].

Many "are grappling with persistent political, economic, social and, in some cases, ethnic problems," said Roger Noriega, the assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs.

The UN is also grappling with persistent accusations of rape and sexual exploitation by its peacekeepers, which is further undermining confidence in the organisation, particularly in some of the countries where its soldiers are deployed.

However all had persistent difficulties with social interaction.

His symptoms were occasional depressions (giving rise to suicidal thoughts) and persistent difficulties with women.

UN agencies distributed emergency supplies but were confronted with persistent logistical difficulties and widespread pilfering.

Shaywitz et al. (2003) compared adults with persistent reading difficulties, compensated poor readers, and normal readers.

Among those added in DSM-5 is "hoarding disorder", defined as "persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of actual value".

"It's absolutely grappling with the difficulties," he said.

He isn't going to grapple with the difficulties of legislating.