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The latter, which sold Motorola phones and other home products, has struggled substantially since the split.

Recent figures show that other elite universities, including Bristol, St Andrews and Durham as well as Cambridge, have also struggled to substantially increase representation from different social and ethnic groups.

This could imply that Trump could struggle to substantially increase his support in the months to come.

Greenfield said these services will struggle to substantially grow their customer bases because they're so easy to cancel, and they still have to compete with video-on-demand alternatives, like Netflix.

"Providing the option for a year of forbearance will give struggling homeowners a substantially greater chance of finding employment before they lose their home," said Shaun Donovan, the secretary of housing and urban development.

A-Rod, acquired late in the off-season after an earlier trade had seemed set to land him in Boston (the Players Association nixed the deal, which would have allowed him to accept a substantially reduced salary), struggled a bit at the plate but not at third base, a new position to him, taken on because of Jeter's tenancy at short.

If you tell me that the City squad which struggled against CSKA Moscow was not substantially better than them, I'll tell you that's rubbish.

The short-term boost is welcome since the department has recently struggled with recruitment and retention of officers, who earn substantially less than employees at other forces in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.