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Martinez has struggled off and on since Armando Benitez made him the target of a 98 mile-an-hour fastball on May 19 , 1998 when Benitez was with the Orioles.

Watkins has scored eight goals this season for the White Tigers as they have struggled off the field with financial problems.

The U's almost went out of business in 2005 over an unpaid tax bill, and since then have struggled off the pitch and on it.

A.I.G. has struggled of late to sell off subsidiaries to repay the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

He has struggled on face-offs this season; Tortorella called him "godawful" in that department and cited his 2-for-13 performance in Thursday's 2-1 shootout loss to Ottawa.

The team, mired in mediocrity, has struggled on and off the court.

Mr Obama has struggled to fight off new restrictions, like Arizona's harsh state law on immigration.America's lengthy recession also diminished the appeal of further trade liberalisation.

Djokovic, who admits he has struggled with off-court problems as well as an injury to his right arm which stubbornly refuses to heal, is also keeping his day job in perspective.

But his campaign has struggled to take off.

That fund has struggled to get off the ground and appears increasingly irrelevant.

By contrast, the eurozone has struggled to slough off slow growth and, in France and Germany, unemployment of roughly 10%.