"Bitches for Hillary arose in the very painful fight between Bernie bros and Hillary feminists.
Giuliani is candid, at times graphic, about his painful fight with prostate cancer, though he makes a virtue of it by calling it "basic training for Sept. 11".
Looking at the map of the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, the only place names that resonate – Dodge City, San Antonio, Rio Grande – played a part in the creation of the US, in the Mexican wars and the long, painful fight against the Native American tribes.
Urging the American people to be both brave and patient, the president rallied Congress, the nation and its allies abroad to what promises to be a long and painful fight against a ruthless enemy.
Because this nation has made much progress over the past four decades, millions of young Americans regretfully do not have a full understanding of the painful fight for civil rights in this country.
Veterans often self-medicate with alcohol or drugs to push down the painful memories, fight insomnia and dull the physical pain.
Granting the raises would also set off a painful budget fight: Mr. de Blasio and the City Council would be forced to make billions in cuts to city programs, possibly raise taxes, or a combination of both.
We have long supported the war in Afghanistan as a painful but necessary fight to ensure that Al Qaeda does not again have a major launching pad for attacking the United States.
We already know that people who cover politics love a good, extended, endless, painful, expensive primary fight – and that, for them, Clinton v the wacky Republican sideshow isn't entertaining enough.
The readiness of some secular feminist leaders to absolve the world's religions of responsibility for extreme violence against women is painful ("Unicef Is Fighting Violence Against Women," news article, March 9).
