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Many athletes (face/treatment/suffer) from injuries but continue to train hard to achieve their goals.
Suffer
Before the big concert, the musician felt a lot of (anxiety/suffer/struggling) about performing in front of the crowd.
anxiety
My role model, Malala Yousafzai, had to (upset/cope with/keep her options open) great challenges to stand up for girls’ education.
cope with
A true leader faces their (fears/tough decisions/disabilities) instead of running away from them.
fears
The (anxiety/outcome/support) of the election inspired people to believe that change was possible.
outcome
Nelson Mandela had to (face/outcome/turn to) many obstacles during his fight for equality.
face
Stephen Hawking, who lived with severe (disabilities/suffer/face), made groundbreaking contributions to science.
disabilities
She was (struggling/upset/common) when she learned her role model couldn’t attend the event.
upset
After years of training, Serena Williams finally (made up her mind/turn to/thinking long and hard) to retire from tennis and focus on her family.
made up her mind
The young artist was (treatment/struggling/made up her mind) to find inspiration, but her mentor helped her rediscover her passion.
struggling
Whenever he needs advice, he (fears/turns to/suffer) his coach, who inspires him to keep going.
turns to
Famous humanitarians, like Mother Teresa, gave (support/tough decisions/upset) to people in need around the world.
support
Medical advances have improved the (fears/treatment/disabilities) available for people with rare illnesses.
treatment
While choosing a career path, it’s important to (keep my options open/treatment/face) and explore different opportunities.
keep my options open
It’s (outcome/anxiety/common) for successful athletes to give back to their communities through charities.
common
In difficult times, even heroes can feel (helpless/suffer/face), but they find the strength to keep going.
helpless
