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plagued

adjective as in troubled

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But in “Our Little Secret,” Lohan thankfully isn’t beholden to any of the kitsch that plagued her prior Netflix movies.

From Salon

She wished that was her reputation, but the name plagued her in the early days of the Bravo series and caused a rift with Lisa Barlow, the castmate describing her that way.

Medical researchers who draw up clinical guidelines by synthesizing clinical trial findings have been plagued by similar problems in recent years, and they have developed ways to cope.

Springfield, Ohio was plagued by bomb threats after the Trump campaign repeatedly smeared the Haitian community there and used the town as a poster child for the perceived woes of immigration.

From Salon

But his more recent career has been plagued by a left-knee issue and he missed four England Tests after sustaining a hamstring injury in August.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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