Mostly, this is an EP about coping—and if not coping, surviving.
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Coping with regulatory change, coping with data privacy and GDPR and coping with enhanced monitoring and reporting requirements, all while also coping with potentially limited skilled sources, is likely to make 2018 another very busy year for compliance practitioners.
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It's kind of a coping mechanism, and it's a coping mechanism for the characters too.
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No. Wortmann and I have both developed coping mechanisms to help us when our coping mechanisms become toxic.
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The main character will dazzle you with her grief and shame and wit and her coping-by-not-coping skills.
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They also have a list of recommendations for patients who need help coping with stressful events; active approaches to coping work best.
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The worry in many parts of town has switched from coping with crime to coping with the soaring house prices that come with gentrification.
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"After controlling for other negative coping strategies, if they use games as a coping strategy, there's still a higher chance for addiction," he said.
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" I asked if that was a coping mechanism, and he said, "Pretty much everything I did for the last forty-four years was some sort of coping mechanism.
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Among coping resources that influenced the risk of diabetes, declines in self-care and decreases in rational coping skills appeared to make the most difference, the study also found.
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I'm looking for some new coping mechanisms — recommendations, anyone?
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"Choosing, however consciously, to communicate with a spirit of the deceased is actually healthy coping behavior," she explains, referring me to research showing that religious coping techniques can help mitigate symptoms of depression.
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He's coping by blocking accounts and focusing on the positive.
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And she was coping with the death of her nephew.
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How are you planning on coping with election day itself?
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But Canada seems to be coping with them less hysterically.
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The Office is leaving Netflix, and people are not coping.
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What changes are the available treatments and the coping strategies.
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Quitting Juul allowed me to figure out better coping mechanisms.
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Challenges that have taken time to develop coping strategies for.
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Still, Davison is coping with the absence of his wife.
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Mexico has been coping with price volatility since last year.
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Coping with them challenges her limited ability to exercise restraint.
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That night, Vanessa seemed to be coping with just fine.
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After that, I started coping with it on my own.
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But we're also turning to another recreational coping method: weed.
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Practice healthy coping skills that will help you stay strong.
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My imagination is my favorite coping mechanism for difficult clients.
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Tina Turner is coping with the loss of her son.
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She said the family is coping as best they can.
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They're having a hard time coping with what they did.
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These coping practices lead to poor menstrual hygiene, advocates say.
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Get in touch with your doctor if you're not coping.
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They are also worse at coping with their debt emotionally.
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It's a coping mechanism -- and even James Comey uses it.
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Most superstitions arise as a method of coping with uncertainty.
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It can fuel unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as binge drinking.
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Indian banks are coping with $117 billion of stressed loans.
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The rest of the league is coping with that reality.
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A coping mechanism is this kind of glazing over things.
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"My legs were not coping with my mind," Tsitsipas said.
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He took the plane down, killing over 40 people. Coping?
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I'm not saying that coping with change was ever easy.
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Tell us how your community is coping with the disease.
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COPING Three things help: a support network, I built that.
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MacPherson turned to the one coping mechanism she knew: stitching.
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I asked her about how the trio is coping. Lisa!
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Compare this with Jimmy's own methods for coping with guilt.
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Congress is coping with a paralyzing volume of digitized data.
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But it is also coping with corporate and retail closures.
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That means that our normal coping systems just aren't sufficient.
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How are your actual parents coping with your pending departure?
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And how are comedians coping with the phenomenon of "clapter"?
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What are your favorite depression coping strategies that actually work?
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Are we coping with change well, or resisting the process?
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The meltdown is a coping mechanism to avoid admitting it.
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It's a way of coping with the inevitability of it.
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It's important for teens to build adaptive coping skills, rather than maladaptive coping skills such as emotional eating or alcohol or drug use, as a means to manage their stress on a continual basis.
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We've all developed coping mechanisms to deal with the changing seasons.
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You're reading a coping skill right now, did you know that?
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People will be coping with the disaster for years to come.
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It's okay if a method of coping doesn't work right away.
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Music has become his main mode for coping with the world.
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"That's how [millennials have] been coping currently," De La Torre said.
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And I just find other coping skills to deal with that.
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"We are both experiencing new feelings and coping with new situations."
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"It's an indicator that they're not coping so well," Gibbs says.
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It became a sort of coping mechanism for any stressful situation.
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Raisman was also candid about how she's coping in the aftermath.
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Meanwhile, Lawrence is coping with discreet paranormal and maybe psychological disturbances.
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"We're coping by keeping busy, keeping our girl there," Campbell said.
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But like the darkest times, finding a coping mechanism is essential.
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Apart, they are rich, single celebrities with coping with a breakup.
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And for that, we deserve our own set of coping mechanisms.
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I tried many coping mechanisms—heroin was the one that worked.
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Others used their career as a way of coping through trauma.
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This is good for yields but bad for coping with change.
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Have they been helping them work on using particular coping skills?
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Indeed, mocking such coverage is itself a coping strategy for us.
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It's a coping mechanism, and you go into another, better place.
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Could there actually be some medical benefit to this coping mechanism?
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I think what changes is your approach to coping with them.
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We all have different ways of coping with these blue moments.
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How do you feel the rest of the community is coping?
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What are good coping mechanisms for going through a platonic breakup?
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Wouldn't it be nice if those coping mechanisms were always healthy?
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It felt too good, too satisfying; it was my coping mechanism.
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They have better coping skills and are better at problem solving.
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Smith plays a man coping with the death of his daughter.
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Their levels of cortisol dropped by 10 percent; they were coping.
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And, yes, there are times when we have difficulties coping effectively.
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How have you been coping with the effects of the attack?
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It's become my main coping mechanism: Working out saved my life.
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The coping methods of Dua Lipa and Dido are, admittedly, different.
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This song was my way of coping with the radio silence!
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How are you coping with the investigation currently ongoing against you?
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In a vacuum, a coping mechanism is not a bad thing.
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Read This Next: Running Is a Great Coping Mechanism for Grief
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It's a poetic character-driven piece, about race, love and coping.
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It was all good-natured, and obviously a means of coping.
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Each is coping with huge challenges, with different degrees of success.
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Please give up this harmful addiction and find another coping mechanism.
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All of this, in addition to coping with their own grief.
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The field is still coping with the effects of that divide.
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We're coping the same way people did in previous plaguey times.
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She found out that coping with the aftermath was far scarier.
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Texas Democrats each have their own ways of resisting, and coping.
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Though things are getting better, I'm still coping with these issues.
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And Emily is coping with the death of her husband, Richard.
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Read Sacks's report on a slim medical team hustling and coping.
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If you want to help those coping with Zika, here's how.
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According to Forbes, he's coping with Revlon, his dirty investing secret.
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"Denial is really healthy," she joked about coping with her diagnosis.
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The doctor listed ways of coping with stress. Exercise. Diet. Yoga.
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That goes particularly for children, who are already coping with big adjustments.
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To make matters worse, Nancy isn't coping with the death of Barb.
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There are a million coping mechanisms for dealing with news like this.
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Subsequently at her doctor's urging, Rivers started journaling as a coping mechanism.
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The "Option B" coping with loss group, because they will understand that.
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These modes of coping with and digesting reality are not exactly new.
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The anxiety specialist suggests simulating an anxiety event to learn coping techniques.
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That series followed a different group of black superheroes coping with loss.
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Aid agencies, the Bangladeshi authorities and the Rohingya have been coping heroically.
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Like other asylum-seekers in limbo in Greece, they are barely coping.
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Memes, like jokes as a whole, can serve as a coping mechanism.
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On the contrary, it is a desperate stratagem for coping with them.
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We can also learn more effective psychological coping strategies, including self-care.
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Though she still has bad days, she has a good coping mechanism.
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It is a coping mechanism, a way to avoid being emotionally wrecked.
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But for Detloff and others, witchcraft provides the crucial service of coping.
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Meanwhile, it looks like Ralph Angel has been coping by getting wasted.
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I thought I was being strong, but in reality, I wasn't coping.
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Here's how some people are coping with the extreme weather, in photos.
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You are coping with things you never had to cope with before.
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So for instance, patients take surveys to self-report how they're coping.
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CNBC looks at how the region's exporters are coping with China's transition.
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Another, and perhaps even more important method of coping, is self-reflection.
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The artificial intelligence creates "digitally generated memetic collages" as a coping mechanism.
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But some of these games can actually serve as a coping mechanism.
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It has been coping with weather-related carrot issues since last year.
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Sandberg has previously written about her personal struggle and coping with loss.
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They proactively help them identify the coping skills that work for them.
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He added that local forces were, however, largely coping without their allies.
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So you can choose to learn new ways of coping with insecurity.
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You mention some coping mechanisms, which hopefully you've developed with a therapist.
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Coping with production decreases in Venezuela, Mexico and Iran is one thing.
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It is very hard to say how people will be coping there.
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And on top of that, she's coping with a dangerous digestive illness.
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Blichfield: It's more of a coping mechanism Sinclair: Yeah, it's a painkiller.
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In today's episode of Coping, we're focused on men and mental health.
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The rush to have another child may have been a coping mechanism.
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I was thrown back once again on my own ways of coping.
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He has a great, unwanted body of expertise in coping with loss.
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At first, Seegene struggled to meet demand, but now it is coping.
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"Walking and taking photos was subconsciously my way of coping," she says.
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He said he began abusing opiates shortly after as a coping mechanism.
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Maybe you're confiding emotional challenges in one another or discussing coping mechanisms.
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Smoking marijuana, he said, became a coping mechanism to manage his stress.
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We have a lot of wisdom and doctrine for coping with it.
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We'd like to hear from expectant parents on how they are coping.
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If Messi is not firing, Argentina does not seem capable of coping.
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And coping with drips is a skill most people learn in childhood.
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Jack Cunningham (Affleck) is a construction worker coping with devastating personal loss.
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These behaviors can serve as coping mechanisms or forms of self-medication.
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How are you coping with awards season and eight shows a week?
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Elliot's psychological coping mechanisms may have been … baroque, to say the least.
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Other automakers are also coping with slower sales, particularly those of cars.
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Cursing is coping, or venting, and it helps us deal with stress.
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Leaver suggested patience and persistence for the friend coping with being forgotten.
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She says she started abusing Vicodin and alcohol as a coping mechanism.
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Whatever makes my loved one have an easier time coping with it.
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Turkey says it has spent $40 billion coping with its refugee burden.
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READ: We asked people around the world how they're coping with coronavirus.
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All of my coping mechanisms were gone, you know what I mean?
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Troy: They do they get very uncomfortable—but it's our coping mechanism!
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The app gave the control group general techniques for coping with stress.
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"People have really different reactions to humor as a coping strategy, but humor can be a really healthy form of coping," says Laura Wilson, an associate professor of Psychology at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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And then, of those who participated, we randomized them to watch one of the coping skills videos featuring Will or Kally, or to go to a website with an article on that same topic, the same coping skills.
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I was a teenager, had zero coping mechanisms and couldn't laugh at myself.
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Beyond coping strategies, Clayman and I chatted about managing finances with a partner.
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And you say - and so some people are having difficulty coping with liberty.
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Decorating your apartment is nothing if not a lesson in coping with FOMO.
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We formed these "Option B" groups and there's one on coping with loss.
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With my usual coping mechanism—exercise—off the table, I became clinically depressed.
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"It must have been very difficult for you, coping with this," he said.
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My Crisis Response Team is assisting the families coping with shock and grief.
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"I don't know, I honestly don't know how I am coping," she said.
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His partner jokes about coping with this "trash collection" when Mr Yang dies.
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My coping strategy was to focus on fitting in to this new culture.
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Noe is still having trouble coping, his mom, Monica Acosta, said Friday morning.
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Yolanda reveals how daughter Bella and son Anwar are coping with Lyme Disease.
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Arguably they're one of the best tools for coping with pain and hardship.
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At the time, she opened up about her difficulty coping with the diagnosis.
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Those who often got worked up to crisis point were taught coping mechanisms.
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These contemplations on coping exist for most characters in at least some capacity.
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The main candidates have similar ideas for coping with the most urgent problems.
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It's not shocking that we're all coping with a small glass of wine.
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So for victims of violence, this becomes a really powerful too for coping.
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Lisa Vanderpump is still coping with the sudden loss of her brother, Mark.
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People have a hard time coping with that and amount of accelerated change.
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"Sometimes, this may include relaxation exercises as another coping tool," Dr. Schneier says.
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Heather has been fighting substance abuse and coping with mental illness for years.
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They tell me they've developed coping mechanisms as they've reached their mid-twenties.
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Top performers have well-honed coping strategies that they employ under stressful circumstances.
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And it doesn't take much to trigger this coping mechanism, either, says Niyogi.
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This is a humanitarian crisis, but one that Colombia is coping with admirably.
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"All three were grateful, in good spirits and coping well," Pentagon spokeswoman Maj.
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In many cases, addiction can become a coping mechanism for trauma and depression.
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Laughter is a coping mechanism that helps so many of us keep sane!
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Coping with the change depends on the type of audio accessories you use.
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This season, they all appear to be coping in one way or another.
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But Bisan reiterates that it should instead be seen as a coping mechanism.
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Her experience speaks to the importance of having multiple coping strategies, Saremi says.
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I want to make sure survivors have proper coping mechanisms at their disposal.
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Humor is a coping mechanism, and who isn't exhausted by other people sometimes?
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What they didn't understand was that helping her was my way of coping.
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Of course, like any coping mechanism, emotional eating can become a serious problem.
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Everyone with CF has their own prerogative, and their own method of coping.
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To handle his paranoia, the rapper turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism.
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Coping with the political pressures, and the financial challenges, is a daily struggle.
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I would worry how they might be coping with the dictatorship of Gen.
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Here are five ways of coping with the loss of an online friend.
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Mr. Block pointed out another tightening and a tip for coping with it.
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That would be an enormous step forward for patients coping with unexplained ailments.
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Mr. Xi will face internal difficulties in coping with Mr. Trump's aggressive threat.
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With that difficulty coping, she finds, people become less accepting of new ideas.
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There are— there are anxieties and then ancillary anxieties that they're coping with.
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There are— there are anxieties and then ancillary anxieties that they're coping with.
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Imagining each performance as an additional rehearsal is a coping strategy, she said.
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It could be argued that faith was a coping strategy in difficult times.
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But this isn't obviously just about coping; this is about making a change.
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I've learned about their pets, kids, hobbies, and ways of coping with stress.
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Do any of the coping strategies suggested by Mr. Shihipar resonate with you?
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Today, the whole world is coping with the coronavirus, not just one island.
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And those favorable results came while the service was coping with growing pains.
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Laura Zinn Fromm is the author of "Sweet Survival: Tales of Cooking & Coping."
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Coping with the shortage The shortage is forcing some residents to get creative.
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I wrote this as a, uh, coping mechanism after certain late-2016 events.
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We need to see coping as a variety of tools in a toolbox.
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Staying silent can be a coping mechanism to keep those fears at bay.
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I just mentally checked out so that I could continue coping through life.
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Trying out new coping habits and staying in touch with friends will help.
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She founded the nonprofit Imagine, a Center for Coping with Loss, in 2011.
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It's one way that people are coping with surveillance in the modern world.
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Mylan is coping with declining profitability and it adjusted annual earnings forecasts downward.
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My grandma, though, has been coping with the election result with characteristic wit.
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Talking with their peers helps them clarify their emotions and develop coping skills.
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He explained that using video games to cope is a negative coping strategy.
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Drawing was among the coping mechanisms that got him through the war years.
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I have developed many coping strategies, some of them harmful and some healing.
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"Individuals with disabilities have different ways of coping with things," Ms. Brewer said.
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It's difficult to feel compassion for Daphne's condition given her brutal coping strategies.
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While Manning was working hard, she was also coping with worsening gender dysphoria.
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But Hugh is quick to learn that avoidance is a very unhealthy coping mechanism.
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In retrospect, coping with an unknown condition has been a life lesson for me.
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"She actually eats a lot, but it's eating as a coping mechanism," Shin explains.
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Paradoxically, one strategy for coping with the overload is by adding to the stream.
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For agitated patients, there is probably a long road with multiple coping strategies ahead.
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She knows what it's like to be coping and grieving at the same time.
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Coping mechanisms and a sense of powerlessness keep the scale of the problem hidden.
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What makes China unusual is that companies are coping with sharply rising labor costs.
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As they await a solution, elephant owners are coping with joblessness in various ways.
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Illustrator Maureen "Marzi" Williams has a new book coming out called Kind of Coping.
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Now, the grieving woman is coping with the death of her husband-to-be.
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The world has a well-tried set of mechanisms for coping with such situations.
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But so far, they say, she seems to be coping well with it all.
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Still, the idea that Mr. Robot is Elliot's coping mechanism is a fascinating one.
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But he also wondered how children across the country were coping with the violence.
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Hoffman is perfect as the girl coping with an isolation she doesn't quite understand.
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Painting is her coping mechanism, form of expression, and a necessity to her survival.
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Michael also opened up to PEOPLE about how he was coping with the ordeal.
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Ozark takes the time needed to unpack the realities of coping with crime politics.
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It must have been very difficult, as a teenage daughter, coping with that situation.
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At the time, the royal mom of two was coping with severe morning sickness.
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After leaving the hospital, Bauman fell into a depression and began coping with alcohol.
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They provide an early and informative example of an industry coping with digital disruption.
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Early marriage for girls has emerged, sadly, as a coping mechanism under the militants.
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AK: No, I think the government is very able in coping with the problem.
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The trouble with that is that sometimes those coping techniques can lead to trouble.
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People are adjusting to living with dongles, or going Bluetooth, or however they're coping.
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A recent BOJ report on regional economies included examples of how firms were coping.
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So how are UK startups coping with the unraveling of the old world order?
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Brittanee did have a hard time coping with her parents' recent separation, Dawn said.
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My way of coping, my way of navigating the world, was always to write.
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She's only two years into coping with the whole "having a trans daughter" project.
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His advice to adolescents who might be coping with questions of popularity right now?
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Aside from the violence, though, the shop is also coping with having gone coed.
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Lori tells PEOPLE the family is having a difficult time coping with Zuzu's loss.
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Playing The Sims remained a coping mechanism for me years after the bullying stopped.
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Siem has long called for the industry to consolidate as a way of coping.
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We need treatment and coping advice for those afflicted, not cheerleaders for their misery.
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She had gone through so many hardships, and her only coping mechanism was drugs.
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An allergist finally gave them the shocking diagnosis, which they are still coping with.
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But to get there, we need to get past that first stage: the coping.
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And naturally, as a coping mechanism, I became very interested in the GRG's research.
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She sought support from other new moms on Facebook who were coping with anxiety.
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With the help of therapy, by 2016, I was a lot better at coping.
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I think that's one thing we all had in common as a coping mechanism.
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Ms. Schwartz said classrooms can become a supportive environment for students coping with grief.
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And judging by the media's coverage, journalists are still having a tough time coping.
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It is coping with new threats like Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Like Kimmy, I developed coping mechanisms and destructive habits (see: my whole damn memoir).
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Ahead, a powerful look at how families in Guatemala are coping with the conditions.
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I had the right coping strategies in place, and I was prepared for anxiety.
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Corporate interests have discovered that they can make a killing by selling coping mechanisms.
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Which do you think you've experienced, and what strategies have you used for coping?
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They used up much of their crisis fighting tools coping with the last meltdown.
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Devoid of context, Gervais's bravado might be sympathetic, a relatable if tedious coping mechanism.
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For years, he tried his best to treat patients coping with poverty and homelessness.
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Coping with a change in House control is a relatively new phenomenon for Republicans.
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We have found blessings in new friends who also are coping with this loss.
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Daisuke Wakabayashi of the NYT looks at how its C.E.O., Susan Wojcicki, is coping.
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"It's your turn now, but the world has been coping with this for months."
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Over time, the novel became more than a coping mechanism; it became a guide.
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We're coping with our wild, crowded surroundings in the best way we know how.
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It may also have to advise governments on coping with a global economic slowdown.
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But when it comes to managing anxiety, their focus is on coping, not causes.
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The article suggests that using humor in difficult moments can be a coping strategy.
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It's one example of how malls across America are coping with the retail apocalypse.
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You can apply the usual coping strategy, which is to weigh the acceptable risk.
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In this article, Brabo describes the conditions he finds migrants coping with in Bihac.
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Without pause, he identified a couple of healthy coping strategies provided by his therapist.
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Ironic because she isn't 'coping' with it at all—she won't allow herself to.
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To donate to Imagine, A Center for Coping with Loss via CrowdRise, click here.
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As for most school shooting survivors, coping with those memories becomes a new normal.
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Regular coping strategies—supportive friends, exercise, travel—plus the passage of time often suffice.
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Roughly one-fifth wanted to talk about coping with work stress and preventing burnout.
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How are the parents and families coping with being unable to contact their children?
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At a time when modern-day women are encouraged to use skin care as a coping mechanism, to do detoxes and cleanses, to cry at SoulCycle, that these characters choose such bizarre, disconcerting ways of coping is in itself a rebellious act.
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"We grieve with the family members, friends and fellow officers coping with this senseless tragedy."
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Wall Street is coping this week with disappointing quarterly earnings reports from Nvidia and Caterpillar.
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This is a record about coping with omnipotent chaos and making sense of the senseless.
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" Addressing how John is coping, Joe said he's "not well but he's in good health.
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ETNews claims that Panasonic is coping with the shortage by shipping batteries in from Japan.
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"Taking it day by day," he told the magazine when asked how he was coping.
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"I'm not going to say it wasn't hard," she says of coping with lingering resentments.
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Yelling at the video games has been a popular hobby coping mechanism since Pong debuted.
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If you're clamoring to know how Coulter is coping with this recent indignity, don't worry.
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They use healthy coping skills to deal with uncomfortable feelings like loneliness, anger, and sadness.
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The goal is to de-escalate and provide the person with coping skills and resources.
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Coping with jealousy as it arises, rather than pushing it aside, has helped, Boyd said.
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What began as a coping mechanism for Mr Spencer's depression has become a cottage industry.
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That allows patients to explore the coping strategies that have failed them for so long.
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The Soviet coping mechanisms of cynicism and double-think are notably absent among the young.
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But usually, people find coping mechanisms that don't involve taking out their anger on others.
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Communities were coping Monday with structural damage and power outages and schools have been closed.
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Unfortunately, this is probably not a coping mechanism you were equipped with in high school.
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Chief among them is coping with the amount of data coming out of the head.
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But all in all, Summer's not coping with her parents divorce in the healthiest way.
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Mr Diamond reckons that Finnish leaders displayed many of the coping characteristics of resilient individuals.
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Echo, an actress with a declining career, is coping with the death of her father.
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Our monetary policies are capable of coping with those shocks that might come to pass.
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Coping with the mess is too much trouble for most lenders, especially domestic-focused ones.
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Unless the trade war with Washington escalates, Roach contends China's coping strategies will be effective.
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Coping with climate change may seem daunting, but it's a doddle compared to terraforming Mars.
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People testify about quitting nicotine, treating hypertension, coping with chronic pain, and mitigating bipolar disorder.
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Here are a few coping strategies for handling this holiday if your dad is toxic.
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I identify with your experience with your mom, and the cultural myth as coping mechanism.
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But the real obstacle appears in their different approaches to coping with their shared trauma.
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That people not having a hard time coping with the incredible disruptions in their lives.
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These memory flubs aren't necessarily intentional, but more of a coping mechanism, the researchers speculate.
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Jamaica is coping with institutionalized colonial structures, inequality, and decades of partisan and ghetto wars.
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The trauma and subsequent coping are unimaginably difficult for anyone that hasn't experienced it themselves.
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It's not my place to rob you of a coping mechanism I formerly employed myself.
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He said European banks have a tougher time coping in the environment than U.S. banks.
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I think if I had better coping skills, I may be less likely to smoke.
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Without her new stress-coping tools in place, there could be a risk of relapsing.
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Some are also coping with physical injuries, though the lawsuit doesn't specify what those are.
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What she, and many other scholars have found, is that compassion is key to coping.
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Coping with a more equal world, accommodating new powers, ought to be possible in principle.
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Milken said the finance industry is not coping as well as the clean energy sector.
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But they have a coping mechanism for dealing with the change: plotting an escape route.
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Other research shows that conspiracy theories can be a coping mechanism for uncertainty and powerlessness.
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Now it's widely recognized as quite the opposite: a powerful coping mechanism during difficult times.
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Oh, and coping with crisis in the modern world requires a lot of international cooperation.
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But many of us know that those efforts aren't permanent solutions; they're temporary coping mechanisms.
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When we're feeling stressed or anxious, many of us turn to our preferred coping strategies.
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If that were to happen, she said, she hopes some of her coping mechanisms work.
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Coping behaviors continue into adulthood leading to ever more serious health and behavioral health challenges.
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You don't need coping strategieswhen you're sad, or discouraged, or feeling lonely, paralyzed, or helpless.
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It also helps users create a safety plan with warning signs, coping mechanisms, and resources.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is unable to vote while coping with his treatment for brain cancer.
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The series Inauguration of the Displeasure Dome: Coping with the Election runs January 20–24.
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I so badly didn't want Cindy to fade back and that become my coping mechanism.
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Regardless, I decided that, in my quest to adult functionally, I needed some coping mechanisms.
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Here was a man coping, we thought, working his way through a major life crisis.
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But as a means of coping with grief, it's also an admirably head-on tactic.
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But relearning to trust people and unlearning maladaptive coping behaviors is another, much longer story.
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Those things are more coping mechanisms than ways to expand her hippie horizons or whatnot.
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It still focuses on children, while supporting families coping with hunger, homelessness and other hardships.
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Life on lockdown: A mother in Italy's 'red zone' describes how her family is coping
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I'm thriving, I'm barely coping, I'm hoping for the precedent of the first woman president.
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Alternatively, Torrisi points out that extremely similar ways of coping might be just as bad.
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Others who had stayed in their homes were coping with a different problem: no electricity.
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Because normalcy, even when it's far from easy, is a way of coping with crisis.
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A person's mind reaches for an old coping mechanism—never mind that it's been discarded.
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China was coping with slowing economic growth and a flood of money leaving its borders.
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Captain Lee Rosbach is still coping with the tragic death of his son, Joshua Rosbach.
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Paris is not the only major European city coping with high pollution levels this week.
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Please share your experiences: If your child's school is closed, tell us how you're coping.
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"People fear using food to cope, but it's a beautifully orchestrated coping mechanism," Sweeney said.
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"People fear using food to cope, but it's a beautifully orchestrated coping mechanism," Sweeney said.
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My way of coping throughout this entire kind of event has been to absorb information.
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My way of coping throughout this entire kind of event has been to absorb information.
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Her humor could be a coping mechanism against, or a symptom of, that familial angst.
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The Middle East is coping with the coronavirus by disinfecting mosques and canceling Muslim prayers
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I don't know what to tell people about coping because the hurt is never gone.
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Have your own Feel Good Diary about how you're coping around the COVID-19 outbreak?
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If Latin America is to continue coping as well as it has, that must change. ■
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But the therapists I consulted online all seemed to think I was coping just fine.
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Fortunately, there are some simple coping strategies you can turn to even when you're quarantined.
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I stared at the bedroom's cracked plaster ceiling and wondered why I wasn't coping better.
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Meanwhile, it's not just employees at Facebook who are having trouble coping in Silicon Valley.
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Readers share how they are coping with wildfires that have swept through parts of Australia.
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That led her to some tips about crossing time zones and coping with air travel.
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It was not long until the "Fox & Friends" crew was coping with its own troubles.
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"Optimists also tend to have better coping skills and are better problem-solvers," Rozanski said.
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It forced me to confront my janky coping skills, my obsession with strength and perfection.
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But as powerful men have always known, there's no coping mechanism quite like a beard.
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Recent installments of "Arctic Circle" have depicted the penguins coping with social media and dating.
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Coping with the brutal cold has been a factor in coordinating event planning and security.
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They also tend to have better coping and problem-solving skills when things get hairy.
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It's a song about coping with both the material and emotional aftermath of a breakup.
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"Employees have to take steps to have effective coping skills to manage stress," said Ballard.
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The silliness of the script is gradually revealed as part of this fantastical coping mechanism.
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"Optimists also tend to have better coping skills and are better problem-solvers," he continued.
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By January, Bonner was coping with the hard truth that his playing career was finished.
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And in a way I am because my coping mechanism is to laugh at something.
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"Making this music for him has been the best coping mechanism I've found," says Sreekumar.
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Through all this, Trump hasn't been relying on his usual coping mechanism: ranting on Twitter.
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It's going to become an industry, a constant, a coping mechanism, a way of life.
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Cities all over the country, large and small, coastal and inland, are coping with this.
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Procrastinators are less compassionate toward themselves Procrastination, they've realized, appears to be a coping mechanism.
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What sort of tools do you use while you're on tour to make sure you're coping?
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I never will be able to get over it, I don't think, but I am coping.
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There is a letter from hospice about their bereavement services, with tips for coping with grief.
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It seems to work as a sort of coping technique for potentially shameful and regrettable experiences.
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I think it's helped me understand a little better that everybody has something they're coping with.
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As it turns out, there's not loads on the internet on coping strategies for friendship breakups.
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However, the prince has talked about his mental health and coping with grief in previous interviews.
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At the same time, most men thought their partners were coping fairly well with the symptoms.
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A follow-up tweet listed a helpline that others coping with mental health struggles could use.
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Therefore, they haven't necessarily developed the coping skills yet to help support someone through that experience.
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Mr Privert contends it will do a better job of coping with the post-hurricane emergency.
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In the last 43 years, coping with being kidnapped and buried alive has been a journey.
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If drinking was your stress relief, it's a good time to find a healthier coping mechanism.
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And Rogers worries about how hype surrounding the Biobag could impact parents coping with preterm infants.
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"The moral is, one size doesn't fit all — not in clothing, not in coping," Held said.
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Polyamorous people are often experts at coping with relationship jealousy — here are some of their tips
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Though Strickland says she's staying strong and leaning on family while coping with her heartbreaking loss.
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Mr. Stahlbaum (Matthew Macfadyen) isn't coping well, and family tensions are at an all-time high.
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For now, some unions here are coping with shrinking numbers by changing their election-year tactics.
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In fact, it can serve as a huge coping mechanism or an indicator of self-confidence.
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The European Commission will next week publish further plans for coping with a no-deal Brexit.
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The condition can be extremely bothersome, and while there are coping strategies, there's currently no cure.
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You might need to teach them new coping skills before they are capable of stopping drugs.
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Art was also his way of coping with spending much of his childhood in the hospital.
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Rubio provides a path for the party to follow in coping with America's ongoing demographic transition.
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Panelist, Dr. Tammy Schuler provides clinical care for those coping with sexual dysfunction following cancer diagnosis.
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In fact, some people find online self-help resources to be effective for coping with phobias.
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In her raw interview with the magazine, Paris opens up about coping with her father's death.
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It's bad enough that survivors are coping with the many challenges of surviving a sexual assault.
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It's a coping issue and a depression issue, and he's got to take care of it.
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You can live a fulfilling life with either phobia if you have the right coping skills.
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But you sense that everyone develops their own ways of coping with the tensions of deployment.
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Nebraska farmers were digging out of flooded fields and coping with cut-off highways on Friday.
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Dunham, 30, goes on to say what coping mechanisms have worked for her in the past.
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Are the non-medical coping mechanisms we sub in for affordable, professional medical attention "self-care"?
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It's a coping mechanism to try and fly under the radar — but it doesn't really work.
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Coping with the likelihood that neither my imprisoned brother nor son will be released anytime soon.
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Abuse victims are like combat veterans: The war is long over, but the coping is not.
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These include promoting attachment of children and comprehensive family services to facilitate ongoing coping and recovery.
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Dr. Yeager believes it helps that the teenagers learned coping skills in a lecture-free zone.
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Coping with PTSD can put stress on not just veterans but also their families and friends.
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He authored "Crisis Tales: Five Rules for Coping with Crises in Business, Politics and Life" (2013).
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Here are some meditation tips for coping with long security lines and anxiety on the plane.
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He has been open about his past struggles and the coping mechanisms he has since acquired.
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Coe has plenty of bigger concerns, including saving his sport and coping with internet death threats.
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Selvaraj suggests promoting "the 7 C's" of resilience: competence, confidence, connection, character, contribution, coping and control.
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Now, the Goodwins have been coping as best they can in the wake of the death.
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Top performers have well-honed coping strategies that they employ to keep difficult people at bay.
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In seclusion, self-loathing can be alchemized into healing — or at least a way of coping.
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Another challenge is the scant institutional capacity our democracy has for coping with a digital world.
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She cautioned that neither BB-8, nor any robot, should be a person's sole coping tactic.
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Other food delivery startups in India coping with similar issues include Foodpanda, TinyOwl, Grofers, and Zomato.
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Not wanting to follow her mother's path, Gerdes turned to a different coping mechanism: endurance sports.
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And not just the idea of them, but their speech, mannerisms, fantasies, experiences, and coping mechanisms.
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"I'm not very endowed with a lot of healthy coping mechanisms," Travers includes with a laugh.
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I've offered a few coping mechanisms here but I have never been visited by evil thoughts.
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I find it pretty manageable on my own with coping mechanisms, wellness strategies, and the like.
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The album's not a way of coping with the world around you; it's another world entirely.
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Yes, my altruism and friendliness are coping strategies, but they are also a part of me.
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Children of narcissists will tell you their tantrum coping skills are legendary, because they're well practiced.
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Feeling that difference could cause one to internalize higher standards of beauty as a coping mechanism.
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If there was ever a time to use humor as a coping mechanism, this is it.
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Baking bread is relatively inexpensive, and healthier than other coping mechanisms, such as drinking, she notes.
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Lovato has long been candid about coping with bipolar disorder, eating disorders, and substance abuse issues.
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"Drinking as a default makes it difficult to develop other — not instant — coping skills," she said.
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That description looks very much like the economy that many American workers are coping with today.
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The metropolis is coping with an extended bout of dangerous winter pollution and smog this week.
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So overall he's coping with the loss very well, mostly in knowing they'll come back somehow.
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Along with art, music has become stabilizing and comforting in my coping with PTSD and depression.
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Jordan, where many Palestinians have settled, is also coping with a huge influx of Syrian refugees.
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Most of us in our 80s are coping with ill health in its various devastating guises.
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For most of these characters, the focus on food is a coping mechanism, a welcome distraction.
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For decades Pagels avoided her personal pain while coping with what was left of her life.
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Since this newsletter began, we've asked readers to tell us how they're coping with the outbreak.
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As a result, she's fallen back into unhealthy coping mechanisms, like drinking and smoking, she said.
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The poor guy was a first-timer; he wasn't coping too well, so I helped him.
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Coping means that I know I will always be sad and feel longing, loneliness and incomplete.
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"Put more attention on your strengths and abilities and imagine yourself coping and adapting," Gresham suggests.
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Werman: How were the other doctors at the hospital and other medical professionals coping right now?
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Lizarde tearfully talked about his injuries and how he's coping with the loss of his nephew.
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Moderation is not an ideology; it's a way of coping with the complexity of the world.
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Only Kathryn Bigelow has won, for a movie about a male EOD specialist coping with PTSD.
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Developments in the coronavirus outbreak and how the city is coping paint a picture of panic.
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In order to forgo these natural impulses, we employ coping mechanisms to offset the sexual urges.
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A lot of these traditions had to do with liberation from oppression and finding coping mechanisms.
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By contrast the market for better means of coping with climate change is already growing daily.
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This time, she said, she had reached out for help in coping with her physical deterioration.
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Then, it really gets bad for restaurant owners coping with the aftermath of a powerful storm.
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"Many of the countries here today are coping with the challenges of uncontrolled migration," he said.
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The changes are gradual, until all of the sudden my old coping strategies no longer work.
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There are a handful of psychological stages involved in coping with a disabling spinal cord injury.
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She works with organizations that advocate for children, veterans, and those coping with mental health issues.
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Some reported coping with trauma by getting high on breaks or having sex at the office.
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And so it may be now: Reuniting the country could be harder than coping with Trump.
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You might experience blocked memories or detachment from certain feelings as stunted but effective coping mechanisms.
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Our focus includes supporting individuals and caregivers coping with chronic illness and disability across the lifespan.
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Until now easyJet has been coping well, with rising passenger numbers offsetting lower revenues per seat.
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Self-monitoring practices and coping measures are key to maintaining weight loss, according to the study.
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Self-monitoring practices and coping measures are key to maintaining weight loss, according to the study.
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In 2017, Participant joined Lionsgate to make "Wonder," about a boy coping with facial birth defects.
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But Mr. Doyle said his support group website, Coping International, has 50,000 users in 20143 countries.
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Mr. Phelps had pounded the coping with a sledgehammer so that it was riddled with dents.
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Then they record specific coping strategies they can do on their own, such as interacting with people or pets, distraction, relaxation techniques, exercise and reviewing their coping cards — which are individually crafted messages with important ideas they learned in therapy, such as their reasons for living.
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After the 2010 heat wave became apparent, Ahmedabad began formulating a plan for coping with extreme temperatures.
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NeNe slammed Gregg Leakes for the way he is coping as he battles stage 3 colon cancer.
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It's not easily defined, but it includes things like enjoying fun and — appropriately — coping well with ambiguity.
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John Doran's book on coping with alcoholism and drug addiction, Jolly Lad, is available from Strange Attractor.
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Life for survivors is anything but comfortable, with many coping with immeasurable trauma and life-altering displacement.
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Dissociation is most commonly thought of as a coping mechanism in response to trauma, pain, or stress.
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Yet that discussion gets lost under a mound of burp clothes, flat jokes and misplaced coping strategies.
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And finally farmers could switch to varieties of crops that are better at coping with climate variability.
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Because fashion isn't just a Band-Aid or a coping mechanism for dealing with our bigger problems.
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Apollo becomes her coping mechanism, her outlet for channeling the overwhelming grief she has yet to process.
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Her writing is a coping mechanism and a plea for tolerance in the face of religious extremism.
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Like the other organizers, Kasky said that the activism was his method for coping with the grief.
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Instead, she turns to alcohol as a coping mechanism — which is sadly common, though certainly not recommended.
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Some 250,000 Colombians have now come back from Venezuela, adding to the strain of coping with migrants.
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Menstrual blood is often seen as dirty; girls in China receive little education in options for coping.
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Amid her crazy successful career in modeling and beyond, Gigi Hadid has been coping with an illness.
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"I ask them about what has happened, how they are coping, just very normal questions," she explains.
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Craig Morgan is still coping with the loss of his son — but his family is staying strong.
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Well, back then, my coping strategy involved a lot of grumbling and complaining—and not much else.
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Steward says he still can't believe that Burns is gone and is coping as best he can.
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The challenge is not one of coping with emergencies, but of risk management for the indefinite future.
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I'm also sure I experienced a great deal of clinical-grade anxiety, with very few coping skills.
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Surely, animals (including humans) exhibit numerous adaptive physiological strategies for coping with natural periods of food limitation.
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So can we suggest the services that Key & Peele proposed to President Obama as a coping method.
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Moleza, like a lot of other kids in the community, uses jiu jitsu as a coping mechanism.
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Comey is coping well with his termination and the storm that originated from it, his dad said.
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Fandom teaches coping techniques for dealing with disappointment, and how to celebrate victories in a safe way.
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If the answer is no, there are plenty of ways to defy the classic rules for coping.
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Created by Andrew Johnson, a specialist in relaxation and coping skills, the app is worth a download.
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So face and deal with whatever is stressing you out, instead of coping by overeating and overdrinking.
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Japan has made strides in coping with the problems of a population with ever fewer young people.
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But as Kuyda found after Mazurenko's death, they can also be powerful tools for coping with loss.
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Threats of different kinds, from coping with refugees to the prospect of "Brexit", weigh on continental minds.
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Adults should be aware of that and teach children coping skills like identifying feelings and problem-solving.
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The goal of each engagement is to create a safety plan and coping tips for the texter.
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For lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender New Yorkers coping with news of the massacre in Orlando, Fla.
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In Frankfurt, Ms. Lagarde praised Ms. Merkel's leadership in coping with a flood of refugees from Syria.
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Sadly, the German government appears unlikely to aid the ECB in coping with a slowing German economy.
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That was the same as third-quarter growth, implying the economy was coping well with cheap oil.
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" In his experience, they're actually using gaming "more as a coping mechanism for either anxiety or depression.
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He authored "Crisis Tales: Five Rules for Coping with Crises in Business, Politics and Life" (Scribner 2018).
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He believes her accidental over-medication was a coping mechanism for the issues Reconstruction had brought up.
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Addiction can resemble a knot—one that ensnares a wide range of behaviors, disorders, and coping mechanisms.
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In Toronto, Quenville was still using, but he wasn't coping as well as he had in Vancouver.
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And while that might be a helpful coping mechanism, it's not really true for most of us.
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In this manner, nostalgia can be a sort of coping mechanism for survivors of trauma and tragedy.
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I'm not coping,' then I'm sure we'd have many more productive conversations about our own mental health.
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I'm no therapist, but I'm convinced that all three of these acts are extremely healthy coping mechanisms.
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He insulated himself from an exit that was never supposed to happen—disassociation was a coping mechanism.
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Kjartansson's own gloss on "God" casts the piece as a way of coping with a spiritual crisis.
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Kerner has worked with female partners who are coping with their husband's tendency to pay for sex.
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But usually someone can eventually find some set of coping mechanisms to help them through the day.
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"It's not either/or" when it comes to curbing emissions and coping with climate stresses, Singh said.
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But he seeks out pain as a way of coping with and atoning for his past failures.
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So here are 10 totally serious coping mechanisms, suggested by our staff, and illustrated for your amusement.
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For Sonia, restlessness is an essential coping mechanism, a way to keep her mind on the present.
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Instead, concerns about the economy and coping with some 1 million Syrian refugees have taken center stage.
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A former first-grade teacher, she recognizes the value of coping strategies that are particular to children.
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"For him, coping with the experience of the war was both personal and extra-personal," Brent said.
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Tsitsipas said he had trouble coping with Fabbiano's improved forehand, which left Tsitsipas guessing throughout the match.
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Self-deprecation has become this generation's coping mechanism and is our new way of maintaining humility (Bellis).
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This default coping strategy, deployed again and again as her traumas mount, is one she eventually explodes.
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Yes, we are all coping, but it is by far the hardest thing I have ever done.
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Many people are sharing their worries online; there's a whole subreddit devoted to coping with these feelings.
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Millions remain without power throughout the state, and Jacksonville, above, is coping with serious and unexpected flooding.
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Science tells us that play and playful learning promote coping skills, social-emotional strength and cognitive advantages.
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The travel and leisure industry is coping with empty flights, shuttered hotels, and thousands of furloughed staff.
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It was his coping mechanism, a way to remain whole when everybody wanted a piece of him.
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In Mr. Baldwin's telling — and Mr. Jenkins's — it's a character-driven piece, about race, love and coping.
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Instead, it's an opportunity, and they have advice for those coping with rising seas around the world.
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Bailey Swilley uses musical comedy and pop culture as coping mechanisms with everything life throws at her.
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"As Is," about a gay couple coping with the terrifying new pandemic, opened on March 10, 1985.
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People are coping by recycling bath water to flush toilets and limiting showers to just 90 seconds.
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Like Ms. Strange, Ms. Pugsley eventually stopped learning the names of her patients as a coping mechanism.
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Rather, Kinsley is intent on being wryly realistic about coping with illness and the terminal prospects ahead.
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In "Coping" (2008), poignant citizens of a strange village meander waist-deep in a caramel-colored flood.
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And despite your best coping mechanisms it can take months or years to get back out there.
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And it seems unlikely, said Dr. Socha, that grasshoppers are the only ones to evolve coping mechanisms.
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Coping is what we do when something is unbearable and we want to make it go away.
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In retrospect, I'd used survival rates not as a piece of information, but as a coping mechanism.
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This form of psychotherapy is intended to help patients conceptualize their trauma and develop effective coping skills.
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Her practice partners have had a hard time coping with Hsieh's unique approach, which she readily acknowledges.
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"I lost me," Moore told Diane Sawyer on Monday's Good Morning America of coping with the split.
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"I lost me," Moore told Diane Sawyer on Monday's Good Morning America of coping with the split.
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We must address these efforts if there is any hope of coping with — and halting — climate change.
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During the 1930s, Americans were coping with the Great Depression, which had an impact on home decor.
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For much of the album, he's out on his own, coping with internal anxieties and external pressures.
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Trotter suggests a coping mechanism I adopted a few years ago, and highly recommend: getting a dog.
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One recent study found that teenagers who engage in approach coping – working to solve their problems, or actively addressing their emotions about the challenges they face – feel more satisfied with their lives than teenagers who rely on avoidance coping strategies such as ignoring or simply worrying about their problems.
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"Although my health is not good, I am being patient and coping well," he said at the time.
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For the past century, the best technology we've had for coping with heat has been the air conditioner.
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They offer coping mechanisms to deal with stress, depression, anxiety and any number of other mental health conditions.
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A coping mechanism Amelia Joubert, 203, of Fort Mill, South Carolina, was diagnosed with DID three years ago.
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Certain types of humor are a common way of coping among law enforcement staff and officers, he adds.
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We have online groups, but there around discrimination, and violence, and coping with grief and they're amazing already.
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After six years of coping with the state's worst drought on record, Californians are not used to rain.
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Now, as the widow and mother makes final arrangements for her late husband, she's coping with his absence.
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Through them, I have come up with the best coping mechanisms and care plans I've had to date.
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"It's fantastic, it's nice that this is the way he's coping with Max being so sick," Davis says.
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But the road is expected to last a lot longer and prove better at coping with heavy traffic.
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To everyone I rolled my eyes at for suggesting exercise as a mental illness coping mechanism, I'm sorry!
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Camille Grammer is coping with multiple losses amid the Woolsey Fire that erupted in Southern California last week.
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Discretion is a survival strategy, a coping mechanism especially useful for black women living in the public eye.
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Abby has helped with that transition and with coping with all the losses in his life, he says.
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She also travels around the country speaking at colleges and churches about preventing and coping with senseless shootings.
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These cuts have left it with inadequate methods for coping with the weaponized information of our digital era.
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Beneath each post, three or four users had suggested rethinks, blueprints for coping that users could learn from.
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But now she faces increasingly stiff headwinds herself, and is coping with low morale and a brain drain.
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I saw my own passion for storytelling as shameful, as a borderline unhealthy coping mechanism for my depression.
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Her personal drive is explained (perhaps in an overly simplistic manner) as her way of coping with trauma.
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In fact, it feeds the spiral of drug use, because drugs are often taken as a coping mechanism.
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It is a coping mechanism, a survival mechanism, and its existence doesn't depend on others' understanding or approval.
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These are basic coping skills, but also ones not emphasized—or even utilized—in the military or NFL.
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After all, that's the whole point of therapy: to learn coping skills and employ them to better yourself.
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Felix Hufeld, president of BaFin, said that coping with Britain's departure "certainly won't be a piece of cake".
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You've been practicing for the last six weeks, so you should have your retrograde coping strategies down pat.
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I can see some users who have muscle-memory for specific key combos having a hard time coping.
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Millions of us have spent the past year coping with PTSD setbacks as a result of the election.
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Despite being the world's second-largest economy, China is still coping with a serious shortage of medical resources.
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Dependency, Ramsey points out, can further draw one away from their support networks and coping mechanisms, worsening depression.
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At the end of the episode, Ruthie was revealed to be nothing more than Princess Carolyn's coping mechanism.
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After six years of comedy, I've decide to find help coping with the emotional rollercoaster of seeking success.
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In the months after Liberia was declared Ebola free, Lumeh continued to document how the country was coping.
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People cope with emotional pain in many different ways, and seek therapy when these coping methods stop working.
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I think that was her coping mechanism to help me feel that I'm not inferior to white people.
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Experiment with a variety of coping skills, like gratitude and meditation, to discover what works best for you.
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Coping is hoping for a better future than what's been set up for them with the current election.
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"Anxiety, phobia and PTSD-like symptoms are the types of things that I've been coping with," Ford said.
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Usher and Lil Wayne have the right idea for coping mechanisms ... make more music, according to Jermaine Dupri.
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Reached for comment by CNBC, Shteyngart shrugs at the idea that he is coping with a midlife crisis.
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So perhaps the chill fashion was the star's way of coping after not receiving Best Supporting Actor nom??
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For that, I suggest they separate until the violent one can get some coping skills and be safe.
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"Both of us had used food as a coping mechanism; I would just eat my feelings," Masella said.
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Reynolds, who is known for his quick wit, says he uses humor as a defense and coping mechanism.
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Bobby openly admitted the struggles he's faced in the wake of coping with the loss of his daughter.
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To see how they were coping, and what they were planning to do, and if I could help.
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And plus, I feel like I built up so much of a coping mechanism of blocking things out.
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The camera's lingering gaze exposes the limitations of his coping mechanisms, creates humanizing moments when his façade slips.
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I think comedy is all about pain, and that's one of the biggest impulses of laughter, just coping.
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And any type of eating because of emotion, not because of physiological hunger, is an unhealthy coping mechanism.
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They feel Valhalla is more about coping with living inside a dystopia rather than trying to change one.
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While fans are experiencing their own sort of grief, his family is coping with an extreme personal loss.
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Together The Garbage Times and White Ibis are about coping with daily struggles and pushing out of complacency.
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So perhaps the chill fashion was the star's way of coping after not receiving Best Supporting Actor nom??
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Many adults and children coping with food allergies enjoy the support and understanding of their friends and families.
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That is a pretty diverse bunch of giants, but they share a common theme: How are they coping?
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And my bi-weekly manicures are just for fun, not a necessary coping tool for my picking habit.
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In a2008 interview on the Today Show, Fisher stated that she used humor as a way of coping.
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He is the author of Crisis Tales: Five Rules for Coping with Crises in Business, Politics, and Life.
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Millennial respondents cited watching Netflix or Hulu as the top coping mechanism, according to a survey by YellowBrick,
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Roger Federer won't be playing, Rafael Nadal is often coping with injuries and Novak Djokovic lost at Wimbledon.
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She said the episode took place when the flight attendants and passengers were coping with a long delay.
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Mr. Sutherland later said his talks with Mr. Anderson had been critical to his coping with the captivity.
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The league is coping with a growing number of current and retired players dealing with traumatic head injuries.
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Our reporter visited two families at opposite ends of the economic spectrum to see how they are coping.
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Another key predictor of coping well after a traumatic event is having access to and utilizing social support.
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Just make sure you're giving them the coping skills and tools they need to handle life's inevitable challenges.
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Now they are coping with the reality that they've escaped into the middle of Hurricane Maria's angry path.
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Whether working with watercolors or coping with assassination, millions of kids and families relied on Rogers for guidance.
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One could argue this is Chris' way of coping with it all, by laughing at it from afar.
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Internally, China is coping with a cooling economy that has undermined consumer demand across a spectrum of sectors.
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It's a coping mechanism to say, 'I'm not going to get this,' and move on with your life.
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"I realized that as a coping mechanism I had stopped seeing the people who were homeless," she said.
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How you respond depends on those around to support you, and the effectiveness of your own coping mechanisms.
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How pregnant women in China are coping Elementary, middle and high schools should remain closed through spring break.
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So Gore's solution — the continual, clear statement of evidence — is part of coping with a post-truth world.
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But sometimes, Ms. Khatiwada recalled, Ms. Nuam San just wanted to talk about coping with her family's adjustments.
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"Omoiyari" grapples with heritage and assimilation, displacement and survival, mourning and coping, all tucked into its plush arrangements.
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"When it comes to coping with uncertainty and sitting with uncertainty, self-care of course is super important."
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The good news is that it's doing a lot to develop ways of coping with that uncertain future.
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And travel can produce long-term health benefits such as using leisure as a coping mechanism for stress.
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" He said that people with autism "may keep their hands in their pockets because it's a coping mechanism.
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While Moira loses sleep over love letters addressed to Johnny from another woman, this is her coping wig.
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She created the Center for Coping with Loss, providing counseling and activities to help kids deal with grief.
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Still, she's in a bad way, coping with her grief with a steady diet of drugs and alcohol.
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But he admitted that the months after leaving "Love Island" and coping with new-found fame were challenging.
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This may increase people's caution about making commitments, she said, but that isn't necessarily a bad coping strategy.
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Meanwhile, she found new purpose: helping lead a therapy group for Syrian women coping with trauma and displacement.
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Also: A beautiful river has an invisible danger, and people are coping with record temperatures across the globe.
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"You stay so long inside the jail you need to develop a coping mechanism to survive," he said.
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But it's connected to the absurdity of trying to make sense of existing while black, coping with it.
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They listen to male clients' common complaints: angry wives, over-time at the office, and coping with loneliness.
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The program gave me coping skills to save me from myself and realize crucial aspects of my personality.
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Seoul might see acquiring nuclear weapons as its only path forward for coping with a nuclear North Korea.
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"Ultimately, the wellness movement is a coping strategy for life in the 21st century," says the Ogilvy report.
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The coping mechanism many use to deal with dramatic loss is rarely the healthiest or the most artistically pleasing.
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It's as if they trade their escape skill for coping skills, if you can think of it that way.
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Clinical psychologist Scott Bea told the Cleveland Clinic that rage rooms might reinforce negative ways of coping with anger.
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The art is therapeutic for Haden too — he has autism — and his mom says drawing is a coping mechanism.
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On top of coping with the loss of a son, her lawyer and psychiatrist bilked her out of millions.
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Some of the trouble spots the Fed is coping with are unavoidable, like a slowdown in Europe and Brexit.
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In these jaded times, meme-ing, tweeting, instagramming, and tik-toking about anxiety and depression isn't just for coping.
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The internet has been coping with this new reality since a Twitter user broke the news earlier this week.
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But what isn't lost in translation and adaption are lessons about coping with a surge of right wing extremism.
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Arthur is mentally ill and coping via meds and court-ordered therapy, which don't offer comfort or represent caring.
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It was a dangerous coping mechanism that left me feeling completely worthless in more ways than just my weight.
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And with her counselor, she was working on healthy ways of coping with stress, like journaling and hot baths.
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So your best coping mechanism is to see a professional to figure out how to clear up your skin.
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Two weeks ahead of her impending scheduling, the Dance Moms star discussed how she's coping in this uncertain time.
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Our democracy is currently coping with a volume of digitized noise that is crushing the civic soul of government.
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What is the scene on the ground—and how are the 1.1m civilians left in the divided city coping?
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I'm aware this may be a coping mechanism, because the prospect of everything being pointless is hard for me.
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When we try to ignore what we're feeling it can make us turn to unhealthy distractions or coping mechanisms.
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Not to be defeated by the night, we engaged in a tried-and-true New York coping mechanism: pizza.
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To Venezuelans such wisdom is essential, because when you are coping with hyperinflation, the long term is next week.
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He was the first thing she purchased with her own money and a coping mechanism as she got older.
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On top of coping with the tragedy, Childs was working at the restaurant to provide for his baby son.
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Still, Mr Alam's innovation is an intriguing way of coping with persistent low prices for the most common fish.
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I am coping with finding a way through to make sure that this somehow makes us stronger and closer.
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Often, people find diet beverages as a good way of coping with sugar cravings at trigger times, explained Schmidt.
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Like The Sopranos before it, Ozark takes the time needed to unpack the realities of coping with crime politics.
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Back home in England, Sandford's mother Lynne says she's worried the 20-year-old is not coping in custody.
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Nooyi's observation is key to anyone seeking top leadership positions and coping with the specific challenges those roles face.
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And he's still working on basic skills like reading and writing and coping with some short-term memory loss.
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Adults, as the emotional support for kids, can have a hard time coping with real-life violent videos, too.
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" After years of coping with Parkinson's disease, Fox says his visible symptoms are distracting — but "none of them hurt.
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Since 2-year-old DeOrr Kunz disappeared nearly a year ago, his father has had a difficult time coping.
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Earlier this year, Christie warned viewers that they are going to have a tough time coping with GoT's ending.
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This week, Georgia is coping with its own scare, as police in three towns are investigating separate clown sightings.
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In those months she motored through the business of motherhood and generally stayed busy as a way of coping.
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But this oil shock comes as the world economy is still coping with the aftermath of the financial crash.
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They are thrust into adulthood while still discovering their sexual identities, coping with loss, and shedding inner childhood demons.
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VICE Impact sat down to find out how some recent graduates are hunting for jobs and coping with stress.
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Mexico has been coping with heavy rains and the impact from Hurricane Katia on the Gulf state of Veracruz.
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"That's helping people to embrace coping and communication skills they already have, or to learn new ones," Larson explains.
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Logistics are a big concern, particularly in reverse channel activities, like coping with consumer complaints, product adjustments, and returns.
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There are better coping mechanisms that won't place minors at risk, and won't endanger other survivors in fandom spaces.
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These early life events can increase the risk of substance use, which is often used as a coping mechanism.
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Voices of Flint: How residents are coping The committee's chairman, Chaffetz, has not announced any hearings on the issue.
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The initiative involved everything from chair massages to educational seminars on stress and substance abuse, resilience, and coping mechanisms.
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Teens gather at a Bussma to take classes that teach life skills like cultivating resilience and coping with stress.
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She felt she was grieving more acutely, and that Jackson seemed like he was coping quite well in comparison.
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TMZ broke a number of stories about the tragedy of mental illness that Amanda was coping with for years.
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Other journalists have written about their experiences coping with the aftermath of covering PewDiePie and YouTube culture in general.
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WPR: How is India coping with the lack of access to Iranian oil as a result of US sanctions?
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The tasks of implementing the Brexit vote, as well as coping with a probable recession, will be enormously challenging.
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Residents on the Big Island are coping with volcanic ash and toxic gasses spewing from the fissures left behind.
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The statement on Monday from humanitarian groups said that Yemenis "have exhausted their coping strategies" after years of war.
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Clearly David has developed this coping mechanism across a lifetime of trying futilely to convince himself he's mentally ill.
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Two of the world's biggest oil producing countries are coping with the slide in crude in sharply divergent ways.
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When the challenges start to weigh you down, it's easy to adopt unhealthy coping mechanisms — escapes, so to speak.
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There's some data to show that peer groups are associated with improvements in social support, clinical symptoms, and coping.
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The airport in Porto, another tourist spot, was coping as fuel arrives through a pipeline, news agency Lusa said.
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"We very much appreciate the work of our staff in preparing for and coping with today's heat," Jones said.
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"We are woefully inadequate both in terms of developing this capability ourselves but more particularly in coping with it."
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Its first bot, named Tess, can hold conversations with people, provide coping skills and encourage overall emotional well-being.
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Patrick was coping with the serious illness of a loved-one, and I found myself trying to comfort him.
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Service-related injuries and PTSD, she found, seem strongly linked with escapism and coping as motivations for playing games.
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These songs provide us with emotional coping methods that we probably would not be able to provide for ourselves.
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We all have habits and patterns that we do unconsciously, things that were programmed long ago as coping mechanisms.
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The whole thing was dumb of me, but I was going on self-destruct mode as a coping mechanism.
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While I am not employed as an elf, I tend to lean on helping others as a coping mechanism.
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Staying connected helps us manage stress and guards us against unhealthy coping mechanisms, like drinking and eating too much.
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Some camps include American Red Cross-led "Reconnection Workshops," which focus on helping campers build coping and communications skills.
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Those early in their recovery may be especially prone to relapse because they're learning new habits and coping skills.
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"There are some (staff) absences because some people are worried ... but for the moment we are coping," Commissaire said.
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"I was really squinting, and reading as little as possible in order to continue my coping mechanisms," she says.
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It's as though my coping mechanisms have come into conflict with the exact states of being they once soothed.
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Building Grit in Girls Through Mountain Biking Coping With a Dieting Relative When You're a Recovering Anorexic Run Well!
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I was first taken to Rikers and had a difficult time coping with being there because it's so hectic.
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So now I've got it down to a thing, which I mean, but at least I'm coping with it.
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Amazon also has another likely Oscar contender in "Beautiful Boy," about a father coping with his son's drug addiction.
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Not everyone may use the same coping method, but we wanted to at least give our readers some options.
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Nevertheless, the survey showed that more than 54% of respondents believed the president was not coping with Mexico's problems.
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"Resilience is the mother of entrepreneurship!" was the almost glib response of one VC asked how founders are coping.
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It means that their coping mechanisms, their resilience is very drained at the moment so they are particularly vulnerable.
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And in the new trailer, we see the duo coping with the ups and downs of life on tour.
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But changing your plan, not your portfolio, could be a smart way of coping with a low-return world.
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Mentally strong parents don't just tell kids to "calm down" or "stop crying" without giving them healthy coping skills.
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Did you read Kim Severson on how home cooks in Houston are coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey?
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The conversation at the memorial inevitably turned to the hardships of coping, still too present for anyone to relax.
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Like Daniel, he is a man humiliated by loss of control, with few coping skills when he's been abandoned.
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As Prince Harry bravely reveals, left untreated, the resulting avoidance, overwhelming emotion and unsuccessful coping can interfere with life.
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Ultimately, she wants them to develop more sustainable coping skills by tapping into what they know works for them.
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While coping with cancer, these people contested it and sometimes the medical protocols upon which they had to rely.
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Coping with the challenges of this changing landscape has become a harsh reality for residents of our northernmost state.
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But these ways of coping have already been a great drain on state resources — education, healthcare and other infrastructure.
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Christianson is learning as he goes while coping with a sliver of newfound celebrity, which was never his intention.
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This is because the support system may not be as strong, which results in a more difficult time coping.
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According to Dr. Avery, some of the tenets of hygge, particularly socializing, could help someone coping with the blues.
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The other involved interpersonal therapy, including coping skills and role-playing exercises to help manage stress and relationship conflicts.
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He had been coping with an autoimmune disease that threatened his eyesight, but he was falling apart emotionally, too.
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"It was just me making a sarcastic comment as a means of coping with my own frustration," they added.
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And across Vietnam, people are still coping with disabilities and birth defects caused by Agent Orange and other herbicides.
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This time, we find Nora pretending she's O.K., and Kevin having developed some coping mechanisms he's not talking about.
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I'm in individual psychotherapy for myriad reasons, including anxiety, reimagining coping strategies, unpacking past trauma, gender dysphoria and pain.
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If you are coping with depression and impaired sleep, you are much more likely to have thoughts of suicide.
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As 2017 ended, she canceled a New Year's Eve show because she was coping with an autonomic nerve disorder.
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"As I worked on it, I realized, this is my way of coping with the election results," Spivack said.
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Blanca gives meaning to the buzzword "community," coping with the cruel, deadly world by loving her chosen family fiercely.
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She says it's great that people here are feeling positive right now and having fun, it's a coping mechanism.
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A different source told PEOPLE earlier on Friday the father of four was coping with the fallout of his divorce.
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For Williams, self care has been an important part of her coping while navigating the streets until she gets housing.
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They were asked what the boy and other survivors need to know about coping in the aftermath of this trauma.
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But The Meyerowitz Stories clarifies and revivifies those earlier films' familiar themes of coping with privilege, and inherited familial shortcomings.
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Grappling with the realities of the family's money laundering antics, Wendy and Charlotte struggle to integrate their respective coping strategies.
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Asking about a patient's social support "may give you important insight into how they are coping with illness," Chen said.
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He spent time signing autographs for fans, and had a few words to say about coping with his divorce drama.
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One strategy for coping with fragmentation is to form so-called "grand coalitions" of parties across the left-right divide.
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In his next novel, Kim Stanley Robinson explores how the city's residents coping with the change will adapt and survive.
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She continually reopens a wound on her hand as a coping mechanism, a reassurance that she is rid of infection.
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The reason, researchers theorized, was that optimism is associated with other healthy behaviors and healthy ways of coping with life.
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As adults, we can absolutely commit to restructuring our lives to improve work-life balance and engage in good coping.
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We must care for ourselves through individual awareness of our feelings and boundaries, reflection, self-care and healthy coping strategies.
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The goal is that it could be used as a coping mechanism for someone trying to check their phone less.
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As a way of coping with a particularly intense breakup at the age of 18, Heather Benjamin turned to illustration.
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