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slog

[slog] / slÉ’g /


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Moreover, the onset of deflation and growing competition from homegrown brands has more recently made competing in China a slog for Western brands.

From The Wall Street Journal

We may have a bit of a hard slog ahead of us, children, but we shall manage.

From Literature

Then came the Americans, who often acted as if they would have been content to slog through meaningless scrimmages in half-empty spring-training stadiums.

From The Wall Street Journal

She simply kept showing up for it anyway, through the long and often anonymous slog of the professional tour.

From Los Angeles Times

He ended up slogging his way through 18 minutes and scored eight points.

From Los Angeles Times