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Discover Ludwig'struggle hard' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to encourage hard work and perseverance, especially when the task at hand is difficult or quite challenging. For example, "If you want to pass with a good grade, you'll have to struggle hard and put in a lot of effort."
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In life, we struggle hard and compromise everything for love.
Steelworkers in West Virginia struggle hard to make ends meet.
"We have to struggle hard, maybe for 1 year, 2 years, 20 years," he said.
"We had to struggle hard today," Uruguay Coach Óscar Tabárez said.
The message was located right near the heart of what we think of as soul music: love and struggle, hard work, flashes of rueful humor.
Its "squalid and farcical" view of human existence forces us "to struggle hard" to make his own slowly apparent optimism seem anything more than anodyne consolation.
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What about the struggle, "hard-won and unself-conscious … through the obstacles of drugs and greed, past clubs of overly burnished bodies and buff teeth," to do something separate, disheveled, and true?
I struggle hardest with borderline clutter.
Yet youngsters in Britain struggle harder than their peers in most rich countries to secure what jobs are available.
As a result, Europe's banks may have to struggle harder to comply with the new rules.
We hope that after he recovers, he will continue to train hard and struggle harder for the national glory".
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