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| overcome doubt | 1.78 | Camby is used to overcoming doubt. | |||
| overcome addiction | 1.71 | Eventually she managed to overcome her addiction to alcohol. | |||
| overcome effect | 1.58 | Hostetler has worked hard to overcome the effects of his shoulder surgery. | |||
| overcome prejudice | 1.58 | They have to overcome the prejudice. | |||
| overcome shortage | 1.58 | They have overcome fuel shortages created by a lack of pitching arms. | |||
| overcome feeling | 1.51 | To overcome those feelings, she puts on her skates. | |||
| overcome shyness | 1.51 | I overcame my shyness. | |||
| overcome image | 1.45 | They were trying to overcome that image in attracting free agents. | |||
| overcome reluctance | 1.45 | So he overcame his reluctance and agreed. | |||
| overcome hardship | 1.38 | But then, Dinsdale is used to overcoming hardships. | |||
| overcome legacy | 1.38 | Knox has had to overcome a legacy of bad talent decisions. | |||
| overcome perception | 1.38 | How do you overcome the perception of the club? | |||
| overcome weakness | 1.38 | Overcome your weaknesses. | |||
| overcome division | 1.32 | Delegates scramble to overcome divisions over action plan for U.N. | |||
| overcome handicap | 1.25 | Together we will overcome that handicap. | |||
| overcome setback | 1.25 | But he maintained he would overcome the setback. | |||
| overcome cancer | 1.18 | American overcomes cancer to win. | |||
| overcome disadvantage | 1.18 | No one has been able to overcome their disadvantages. | |||
| overcome reputation | 1.18 | Can the sport overcome its reputation as a novelty act? | |||
| overcome mistake | 1.12 | Championship teams overcome their mistakes. |