Examples of using Same struggle in English and their translations into Swedish
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It's the same struggle.
Same struggle. Same fight.
We share the same struggle.
Same struggles all over: Women's rights!
That's what happens when women share the same struggle.
There's only the same struggle with sin we all face.
This is doubtless part of that same struggle.
Here or there: same struggle! I'm following you.
I just don't want Zack to have the same struggles as us.
I have the same struggle, but the thing is my family don't watch Netflix.
They're going home to the same struggle in another place.
Soldiers find they have returned to face, on a different front, the same struggle.
In the provinces the same struggle was carried over into April.
Otherwise, maintenance engineers will find themselves locked in the same struggle time and time again.
And you have the same struggle that you saw in me and now hear of in me.
lost power during Typhoon Trami may face the same struggles again.
In the Moscow region the same struggle arose, but it lasted longer.
The same struggle is faced by millions with heterosexual desires who wish to conform to the Bible's standards.
think because we wear shorts we don't go through the same struggles as they do.
The same struggle between small-scale and largescale production which is carried on in industry,
And think because we wear shorts we don't go through the same struggles as they do. The Men's Open guys probably look at Men's Physique.
to cooperate with those who are engaged in the same struggle.
Hand an hand with Lenin, Trotsky waged against the partisans of coalition the same struggle which he had waged before against the opponents of insurrection.
Hence we find in America the same struggles for a shorter working-day,
With the help of the Soviet system constituting the state, the proletariat therefore conducts the same struggle against capitalist power which it earlier waged for state power.
They are only different aspects of the same struggle, there do not exist for the Social Democracy detailed sets of tactics which a Central Committee can teach the party membership in the same way as troops are instructed in their training camps.
All Sakharov Prize recipients since 1988 have embodied this same struggle for freedom.
It is not possible to transplant to Spain the same struggle, prosecuted with blood and fire,
Thus you have, in a different environment, the same struggle between the opportunist and the revolutionary wing of the Party on the question of organisation,