Now that's an obvious fact, but listeners can't deal with it, they won't deal with it.
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He's trying to deal with it; Joyce (Winona Ryder) is trying to deal with it as well.
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They don't know how to deal with it, and they're not being taught how to deal with it.
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So the 1073th is about how to deal with it, and Friday is deal with it, and Saturday is demonstrate.
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And so if I can deal with it in two minutes — this is David Allen's work — I deal with it.
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I couldn't deal with it, so I went down to the Beverley Tavern and drank and let everyone else deal with it.
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"Go back to the hospital, go back to the school, and deal with it now, rather than push it aside and deal with it later in life."
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But the fact is that I learned that the way you deal with it -- is you deal with it by finding purpose, purpose in what you do.
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I mean, it was clearly the worst day ever, but I'm lucky that I can deal with it because I know there's plenty [of] other guys that can't deal with it.
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"I wouldn't move — I'd rather just deal with it."
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If we got a problem, we deal with it together.
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I can't imagine trying to deal with it without her.
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We did a number of things to deal with it.
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How do you deal with it when it gets bad?
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I learned a lot about how you deal with it.
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They all have to deal with it sooner or later.
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She didn't know how to deal with it at all.
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That was the only way I could deal with it.
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If you're a big company you can deal with it.
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"I'll deal with it later," he says with a laugh.
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I wanted to deal with it in my own time.
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That doesn't mean how to properly deal with it is.
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In some respects, you learn how to deal with it.
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"I didn't deal with it well at all," she admitted.
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How you deal with it is entirely up to you.
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"There's no way to [deal with it]," Shelton tells PEOPLE.
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We have to deal with it, that issue, so collectively.
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The deficit, how are you going to deal with it?
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Whatever happens, when it happens, then I'll deal with it.
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"I didn't know how to deal with it," Hardy said.
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Along the way, he's learned how to deal with it.
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So you have to deal with it effectively and properly.
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"But when crime actually happens, let us deal with it."
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The real question is, how do you deal with it?
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Things are changing and it's how we deal with it.
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"You can work with the IRS to deal with it."
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His solution would be to let China deal with it.
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I don't want to come home to deal with it.
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And I am happy, so I can deal with it.
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Now the industry is finally starting to deal with it.
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I think that's the humane way to deal with it.
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Most people can deal with it better than I can.
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"If it happens again, just deal with it," he said.
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And I will have a plan to deal with it.
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YOU CAN'T JUST DEAL WITH IT DEALING WITH ONE COUNTRY.
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The answer is that he did, so deal with it.
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"We'll let the lawyers handle that and deal with it."
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If so, we'll just have to deal with it somehow.
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So it's kind of hard to deal with it sometimes.
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Climate change is here to stay, so deal with it.
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He shouldn't have to deal with it to begin with.
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"I still deal with it every single day," he said.
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There will be one if they don't deal with it.
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"No nation on earth is prepared to deal with it."
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And they deal with it, of course, in absurd ways.
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If they were lonely, how did they deal with it?
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Once the fear becomes concrete we can deal with it.
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Life keeps happening and it's how you deal with it.
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People just need to accept that and deal with it.
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DIAZ BALART: Congressman O'Rourke, how would you deal with it?
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And workers deal with it all while earning unlivable wages.
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And you're just going to have to deal with it.
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They would rather not deal with it and move on.
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There are no rules for how you deal with it.
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Then we realize it's gone and just deal with it.
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Like, they're just going to have to deal with it.
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J. does deal with [it] … It's a very complex issue.
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But it's what we've got and we'll deal with it.
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Now you have to deal with it and move forward.
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Because I think there's no way to deal with it.
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Yeah, because it's just assumed everyone will deal with it.
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"John was able to deal with it better," said Federer.
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Sexism is real in this country; let's deal with it.
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Educate yourself on climate change and farming issues, from how changing weather patterns will affect farmers to how your local legislators propose to deal with it—if they even plan to deal with it.
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"If people are distorting my record, as is the case right now, we are going to deal with it, and I have dealt with it, and we will continue to deal with it," he said.
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"I still have to deal with it at times," he says.
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"They don't have the scope to deal with it," he says.
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So I would just let New York City deal with it.
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Yep. You just have to deal with it the next day.
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It's much bigger now, and I need to deal with it.
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You make a denunciation and no one will deal with it.
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"Sometimes you just have to deal with it," she tells PEOPLE.
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TIMPF: He probably just didn&apost want to deal with it.
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They really helped me out in how to deal with it.
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There are basically two options for how to deal with it.
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"He said he wanted to deal with it on his own."
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"A lot of people just don't want to deal with it."
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"It helps us deal with it too," Zavala told BuzzFeed News.
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Have you tried lots of different stuff to deal with it?
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How do they deal with it, and the mind behind it?
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Everything is going on, so that's how I deal with it.
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It's not to say that I don't still deal with it.
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Let&aposs deal with it as Republicans and a family solution.
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"I didn't really deal with it at the time," he says.
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And why shouldn't immediate action be taken to deal with it?
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Then, embrace reality, and know how to deal with it well.
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You just learn to deal with it a little bit better.
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That's different than how'd you deal with it in the workplace.
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We have to deal with it on all of those levels.
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The cops had to deal with it and coined the term.
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If you get dropped, you'll just have to deal with it.
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And if you're happy, are you able to deal with it?
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So let them deal with it; don't absorb other people's problems.
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It opens commercially next week, so I'll deal with it then.
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"Our caucus is well-positioned to deal with it," Richmond said.
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He's turned on the elites, and they can't deal with it!
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BUT WE CANNOT BASICALLY DEAL WITH IT THE WAY WE ARE.
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I hope that he is able to deal with it successfully.
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Fear has been instilled, and we need to deal with it.
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The only way to deal with it is to go back.
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Their life is a misery; therefore, you must deal with it.
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And any problem I have," he said, "I'll deal with it.
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They didn't have a good game plan to deal with it.
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The mercurial player said he is equipped to deal with it.
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Everyone has junk and no one wants to deal with it.
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We know how to handle it, how to deal with it.
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And it's still here and we've got to deal with it.
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You can't escape from it — you can only deal with it.
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Now the angle is they're your kids, you deal with it.
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And Facebook has an obligation to try and deal with it.
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Deal with it, I told myself; this adventure isn't about you.
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"I couldn't deal with it," she said of the grocery store.
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Most of them are punk or punk-adjacent, deal with it.
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One of the ways we deal with it is joking around.
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And a US military completely unprepared to deal with it all.
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I kind of deal with it on a very frequent basis.
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How do you deal with it in the midst of that?
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"Integration is all about how you deal with it," he said.
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I have to deal with it, because it's a professional world.
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If you have a cancer, you have to deal with it.
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It's time we got our act together to deal with it.
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We deal with it directly, and have for our entire lives.
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And once you identify it, how do you deal with it?
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And I said, 'This is who I am, and deal with it.
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Afghan was the moment where I was like, 'Right, deal with it.
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Harris "kind of snapped and couldn't deal with it anymore," police said.
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I know I have to deal with it, I'm a grown up.
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Okay, well, you saved like five bucks already, so deal with it.
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It's a really interesting product, no matter how you deal with it.
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Honestly, it's happening, and maybe we just have to deal with it.
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So I try to deal with it as graciously as I can.
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And the propagandists and the politicians found strategies to deal with it.
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But they're a reality, so we just have to deal with it.
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"To this day, I'm learning how to deal with it," TJ said.
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Like before, I followed the steps to deal with it at home.
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The hospital's attitude is that we'll deal with it when it happens.
|
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It's to prepare them so that they can better deal with it?
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The cops had to deal with it all and coined the term.
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"Jim Cole tried to deal with it in that memorandum," Rosenstein said.
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The study suggests that he shouldn't have to deal with it alone.
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I'm glad that you guys all have to deal with it too.
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However you get your [feelings] out is how you deal with it.
|
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That is just life, and you just have to deal with it.
|
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But Seacrest — that red carpet tyrant — wouldn't let her deal with it.
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Niche legal firms are cropping up to help companies deal with it.
|
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I was shocked but I wanted someone else to deal with it.
|
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But once disaster struck, they didn't know how to deal with it.
|
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They created this new rule and we have to deal with it.
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We're meeting this head-on and we're going to deal with it.
|
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Democratic idealism attempts to shift this reality, rather than deal with it.
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"We're watching our back and trying to deal with it," Nasr said.
|
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How do you do deal with it when you do hear them?
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Thankfully, living in Vancouver, I don't often have to deal with it.
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Accept the situation and deal with it the best way you can.
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You have to look yourself in the face and deal with it.
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"Wherever I find it, I want to deal with it," Cummings said.
|
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Democratic strategists suggest that there's no easy way to deal with it.
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Morton: I don't necessarily think that pop musicians deal with it less.
|
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It took a long time before I could deal with it critically.
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So, you just kind of suck it up and deal with it.
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On the odd occasion, but we usually deal with it in house.
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ROBLING-GRIEST To an extent I still have to deal with it.
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If you're a doctor and you see sickness, you deal with it.
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If we had any problems, we'd deal with it there and then.
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Maybe you don't see why we have to deal with it together.
|
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"Now the industry is gone, and we have to deal with it."
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STREB The dancers and the actors deal with it majestically and hilariously.
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In other words, his message to Washington was clear: Deal with it.
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As long as I'm alive, you gon' have to deal with it.
|
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Jails and prisons are expensive and ineffective approaches to deal with it.
|
|
What advice does he have on how best to deal with it?
|
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Let's speak that truth so we can confront and deal with it.
|
|
Both know how to deal with it, even at Burling's young age.
|
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Silence. Do you believe Congress has to act to deal with it?
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It's kind of a nightmare, but I have to deal with it.
|
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They're going to have to figure out how to deal with it.
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Sometimes you deal with it all, other times you literally cannot even.
|
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If we made a mistake, I'll act accordingly and deal with it.
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I just felt cheated all the time and couldn't deal with it.
|
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"We'll deal with it as we've done (in the past)," Thomas added.
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It's new technology, and everybody is learning how to deal with it.
|
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We wanted to have a bit more time to deal with it.
|
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"I hope that he's able to deal with it successfully," Belichick said.
|
|
You have to identify that risk and be prepared to deal with it.
|
|
We come to expect it and prepare ourselves to deal with it appropriately.
|
|
We can deal with it now or leave for future generations to address.
|
|
I didn't know how to deal with it, so I just opted out.
|
|
He didn&apost actually even need an executive order to deal with it.
|
|
I think you're going to have to come back and deal with it.
|
|
The reason they gave: the President is too busy to deal with it.
|
|
Apply this philosophy to Apple's dongle and deal with it, and you'll survive.
|
|
There's obviously a group of policymakers who don't want to deal with it.
|
|
Government and businesses increasingly acknowledge a problem, but struggle to deal with it.
|
|
It's how their mayor wants to deal with it that makes Ithaca unique.
|
|
They are coming up with a plan on how to deal with it.
|
|
Why don't we get ahead of it, try to deal with it now.
|
|
That's a lot of stress to carry—how do you deal with it?
|
|
" She added, "It's never gonna be fun, but we could deal with it.
|
|
And, if it does, what is the best way to deal with it?
|
|
Areas where violence has surged recently are especially unprepared to deal with it.
|
|
I've yet to overcome or forget, but I've come to [deal] with it.
|
|
The tech executive shared some great advice on how to deal with it.
|
|
I argue, 'Let's face reality and deal with it and plan for it.
|
|
But the rich world, in particular, is ill-prepared to deal with it.
|
|
As an organization, we'll deal with it as it comes down the road.
|
|
"It is very, very hard to watch Lindsay deal with it," Meehan says.
|
|
It was just like, this is what you have, and deal with it.
|
|
What is less certain is how Democrats running against him deal with it.
|
|
EB: They got to deal with it because they can't risk losing everything.
|
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Read more about the Venezuelan exodus and Colombia's effort to deal with it.
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"We will deal with it in parliament again if need be," he said.
|
|
" Henson adds, "We don't talk about mental health, we don't deal with it.
|
|
Relationship issues are intense today, but you'll be able to deal with it.
|
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" GIF on Twitter on Sunday night with a caption saying, "Deal with it.
|
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But now you are here, and you just have to deal with it.
|
|
Some, like Francesa, deal with it by treating their callers with total contempt.
|
|
Some deal with it better than others, but great players generally struggle greatly.
|
|
Do you have any ways in which you deal with it during development?
|
|
They have to learn how to deal with it and what it means.
|
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We've never been forced to deal with it on a Protestant-wide basis.
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They kind of want to paste over it, rather than deal with it.
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This is not necessarily a bad thing, if you can deal with it.
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And we're going to have to find a way to deal with it.
|
|
Extremism will happen, and the United States will have to deal with it.
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And that's kind of the first step being able to deal with it.
|
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I didn't know how to deal with it and didn't understand that feeling.
|
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A year later, I'm way smarter and better equipped to deal with it.
|
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And we have gotten a whole 2 hour episode to deal with it.
|
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"Our candidates are able to deal with it," McConnell said in the interview.
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I was the outcast and I didn't know how to deal with it.
|
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It's much easier to deal with it when it's out in the open.
|
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Women are fed up and they don't want to deal with it anymore.
|
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But we deal with this because EMS can't deal with it by themselves.
|
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Sometimes, just knowing something will pass helps me deal with it a lot.
|
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Their lawyers have been relentless, so we will deal with it in court.
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I'm probably going to deal with it for the rest of my life.
|
|
I think they're unavoidable, and we all just need to deal with it.
|
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You can't just get over your FOMO—you have to deal with it.
|
|
Now the Chinese company reportedly wants Micron to strike a deal with it.
|
|
Mass shootings, you never think you're going to have to deal with it.
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It's perfectly natural, and there are plenty of ways to deal with it.
|
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I was very reluctant to deal with it but knew I had to.
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But you must have made the judgment that you can deal with it.
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I wrap up my hand and will deal with it after my shift.
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I'm literally about to leave but I still have to deal with it.
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"If you love someone, I think you just deal with it," she said.
|
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We had a plan to deal with it and we were executing it.
|
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It's off the record, I'm not gonna deal with it on my program.
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But I don't think you deal with it by throwing out due process.
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Let me deal with it a little tomorrow, but yeah, it was tough.
|
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If I'm afraid of something, I'll deal with it and get past it.
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So if there's a problem, you deal with it and you fix it.
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They know what's going on and they don't want to deal with it.
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Unless a case is open/shut, we don't want to deal with it.
|
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I kind of just have to deal with it when I get there.
|
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They have to deal with it and they know what they're getting into.
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"She's the one that's going to have to deal with it," Thomas laughed.
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Anti-Semitism, homophobia, transphobia are real in this country; let's deal with it.
|
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How do we responsively talk about this and then deal with it legally?
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I just thought I will get to January, then I will deal with it.
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You have to deal with it, but inevitably you're going to take him down.
|
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You'll have six types of crackers to choose from and you'll deal with it.
|
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It's not his style to intervene — Eden will just have to deal with it.
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Some people just are not made up to be able to deal with it.
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If the unthinkable were to happen, his insurance policy would help deal with it.
|
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And don't get me wrong, I'm glad they don't have to deal with it.
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I would say yes, I've had to deal with it on a different scale.
|
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Trying to find a way to deal with it without being morbid and sad.
|
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But we learned how to deal with it by just kind of ignoring it.
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Then if we have our hands slapped later on, then we'll deal with it.
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I'm a sports person... We have to see how we can deal with it.
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Once a drone is detected, the question becomes how best to deal with it.
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"But until now nobody has actually funded missions to study and deal with it."
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But whether, you know, how they deal with it — I'm not on that committee.
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"The United States will deal with it," Sanders said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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She is not even sure how to deal with it, and that's a reality.
|
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"It's so much harder to deal with it when it's so public," she said.
|
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"This is reality now we have to deal with it," Currency Cloud's Laven said.
|
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The liberals don't know how to deal with it but it's going to change.
|
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It's super crowded and I'm truly not in the mood to deal with it.
|
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" As for Green's resolution, Pelosi added, "We will deal with it on the floor.
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If they want someone to leave them alone, let them deal with it themselves.
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ON UNCOVERING UNCONSCIOUS BIAS SO THAT WE CAN DEAL WITH IT IN THE WORKPLACE.
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After Derek decided he couldn't deal with it anymore, we went to the hospital.
|
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"Everyone has the right to deal with it in his own way," he said.
|
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"But we will deal with it," he said, "certainly" before Congress recesses in August.
|
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I actually think being distracted by rehearsal is helping him deal with it all.
|
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I curse in real life and I curse on TV. So deal with it.
|
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But it felt healthy for us to deal with it together, as a family.
|
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It is no fun, and some jobs move abroad, but companies deal with it.
|
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I wasn't an angry person, so I didn't know how to deal with it.
|
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"When that stopped, it became clear we just aren't able to deal with it."
|
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There's billions of them, but that one mosquito, you have to deal with it.
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I think you re going to have to come back and deal with it.
|
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My commute is pretty long, but I deal with it by listening to podcasts.
|
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Complexity and uncertainty is good for companies who are willing to deal with it.
|
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Presumably, Goldman fully appreciates that reputational risk and is prepared to deal with it.
|
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The way to deal with it is not try to bridge the political differences.
|
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Your star's not shining at the moment, and how do you deal with it?
|
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"The family is just going to have to deal with it forever," he says.
|
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You don't wanna deal with it and you can close the doors on it.
|
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And by writing down what happened, it ultimately helped her to deal with it.
|
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I'd rather look weak than deal with it because dealing with it is horrible.
|
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Best case scenario you've encouraged corruption and left the locals to deal with it.
|
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It's just not our time right now, and we got to deal with it.
|
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It wasn't that they were not aware of it—they didn't deal with it.
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I'd rather look weak than deal with it, because dealing with it is horrible.
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AND SO WE HAVE NEEDED TO DEAL WITH IT IN A VERY GLOBAL MANNER.
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When you're finished cooking, leave the oil and deal with it in the morning.
|
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But we don't know what the causes are, nor how to deal with it.
|
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And they're coming around to it because they have to deal with it personally.
|
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I know that everybody wants that, because I deal with it all the time.
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Just have to play through as best I can and deal with it later.
|
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There's a big gap between those guys, but they deal with it a lot.
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If you're really dedicated to changing the industry, they say, you deal with it.
|
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I'll have to deal with it more when I start school in the fall.
|
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And learning to deal with it has been the biggest change in my life.
|
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It was all very stupid, and I didn't know how to deal with it.
|
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"I deal with it really well, I just have to balance," he told CNN.
|
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You kinda deal with it, because you make so much money you don't care.
|
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Madison Justice is not alone in her struggle; plenty of teens deal with it.
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How you deal with it, or what you do next is up to you.
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Deal With It. They set off a firestorm at the University of Notre Dame.
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It was very challenging to deal with it all, but we accomplished it successfully.
|
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But you're going to have to learn from us how to deal with it.
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"It was so hard for me to process and deal with it," Manning recalled.
|
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A new position now exists to deal with it: resiliency chief or sustainability director.
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Let's all prepare so we can deal with it in the best way possible.
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If and when my time with dementia comes, I'll have to deal with it.
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Do your own taxes if:You have the time and patience to deal with it.
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JPJ says he's sorry, but he just likes Tayshia more, so deal with it.
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If he's not, deal with it directly, but without further reference to wedding bells.
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If one falls in our lap, we're going to deal with it as patriots.
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"The compassionate part of him didn't really want to deal with it," said Meadows.
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"There is enough money there especially to deal with [it] this year," McCarthy said.
|
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You had players making decisions on the pitch and how to deal with it.
|
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No. Did I like spending the money with an attorney to deal with it?
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It just always seemed like a burden to even have to deal with it.
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That's impossible to explain, that's even absurd, but you have to deal with it.
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" He added, "I believe you should meet it head on and deal with it.
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Children—whatever anybody tells you—do not deal with it unless they have to.
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So you have to decide how are you gonna deal with it that moment.
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A trauma starts when you don't know how to deal with it, and we know how to deal with it because we have never been accused or marginalized, we have never had a finger pointed at us, nobody has accused us of anything.
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The hottest people get swamped and can't deal with it, the less desirable get ignored.
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Then we'll deal with it as a problem, but let's consider it a non-problem.
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No one stops to ask — it just comes, and you get to deal with it.
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My date just continued walking, ignored them, and basically left me to deal with it.
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That's the feeling I got, you know, and I didn't want to deal with it.
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" He adds, "We live here, so we have to deal with it, but it's heartbreaking.
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Even if you don't deal with it yourself, chances are, you know someone with anxiety.
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My MacBook Pro is a bit of a flickering mess, but I'll deal with it.
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There's no great, grand strategy and that makes it very hard to deal with it.
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"There's no way we can deal with it without adding scalable learning technologies," Lowendahl said.
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I had dealt with this once before and didn't want to deal with it again.
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It's a difficult issue and good people have tried to deal with it for years.
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They're used to it; they've learned how to deal with it or tune it out.
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This is serious, we need to deal with it, and there's a name for it.
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"I still deal with it at the level I've achieved, which is insane," she said.
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The question is how to deal with it if it creates problems for debt servicing.
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Having somebody to help you deal with it is the greatest thing that ever happened.
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And back then, America did not have a language with which to deal with it.
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Regardless of the cause, once that brass shows up, you gotta deal with it, stat.
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I hadn't meant to ghost, but it was just easier not to deal with it.
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This is serious, we need to deal with it and there's a name for it.
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Just know that it has happened, help me deal with it, help me stop it.
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If modern life is sick, they say, then psychedelics can help us deal with it.
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Or spend half of Sunday worrying about having to deal with it again on Monday?
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And if that's the case, she will need to be prepared to deal with it.
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Some people can't deal with it and they fall off the face of the earth.
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I deal with it by having an overall annual budget based on last year's income.
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You move these emails to your Deal With It folder, which now reports 35 unread.
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If there is a breach then Peter Dutton and his department will deal with it.
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As for the police, again, if something serious comes up, they're gonna deal with it.
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"But we will deal with it," he said, and "certainly" before Congress recesses in August.
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Also: ageism sucks, Fergie rules, and sometimes boobs have milk in them—deal with it.
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What was the toughest situation they ever encountered, and how did they deal with it?
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EM: Part of it is, we are going to have to deal with it regardless.
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Student loan debt is higher than ever, and millennials are struggling to deal with it.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated, and the United States will deal with it," she added.
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"People my age are ready to look back and deal with it somehow," he said.
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But it is in Australia after all, where everything costs more — so deal with it.
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One poor soul didn't realize they're an item and another can't even deal with it.
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The only way Kish could deal with it was by making herself lighter, more spry.
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Seeing that, I couldn't deal with it, and decided that this is out of control.
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I'm learning to deal with it and relax a bit more, have regular sleeping patterns.
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If it had, I would have had to find some way to deal with it.
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Her destination was only 10 minutes away, so I decided to just deal with it.
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It is and has been our reality; we should accept it and deal with it.
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"You have zero cooks in town that know how to deal with it," Harb said.
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If you want to watch the dance, you're going to have to deal with it.
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"You can't just keep it running and say, 'We'll deal with it later,'" he said.
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The catcalling and harassment were expected, and I was trained how to deal with it.
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The whole organization feels it, has had to deal with it, even the whole city.
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And if you can't change it, the question is, how do you deal with it?
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"Were the attorney general to bring an action, we'll deal with it," Judge Kornreich said.
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We should acknowledge our own failure and have the courage to deal with it appropriately.
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"We will deal with it," Justice Samuel Alito said shortly after Scalia's death in February.
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Chronic illness has become commonplace, and we have been poorly prepared to deal with it.
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He said previous American presidents "haven't had a clue" about how to deal with it.
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I felt as if life was ugly and that I couldn't really deal with it.
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" To deal with it, though, Buttigieg said he had to "do a lot of compartmentalizing.
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Hire a professional if:You don&apost have the time and patience to deal with it.
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Be a big kid, deal with it, and work for what you want to achieve.
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Tim Kaine doing what basically amounts to the opposite of the "Deal with it" glasses.
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When trouble comes we hope to be able to deal with it, and survive it!
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Desert Golfing has given me the tools to deal with it when I get there.
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Here are ways to deal with it, and even use it to make you stronger.
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She had anxiety and the opiate made her feel like she could deal with it.
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"Gay people in the media are doing what makes straight people comfortable, and automatically my response to that is to say I'm a dirty filthy fucker and if you can't deal with it, you can't deal with it," he told the Guardian in 2005.
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The best way to deal with it involves a lot of communication and planning in advance.
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I certainly didn't have the tools to deal with it at that first party in 2002.
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And then they have all -- this pretty handy guide to how they should deal with it.
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"The impacts are disproportionally borne by the people least equipped to deal with it," he said.
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"We are snowboarders and should be able to deal with it," said the 17-year-old.
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Contestants just have to deal with it, said Abdul Fkiri, the coach of the Dutch team.
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"I told them to glue (the cut) and we'd deal with it later on," Cousins said.
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I wouldn't even enter a monogamous relationship, and therefore I wouldn't have to deal with it.
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He said Hong Kong's judges would deal with it "in a fair, just and professional manner".
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Money can be a tricky topic, but you have the energy to deal with it today.
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"[The executive order] gives us at least some time to deal with it legislatively," said Labrador.
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I think it's for years you're gonna have to feel this and and deal with it.
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There were meds that could help him deal with it, but they all made him sleepy.
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She coldly demolishes the stacked cups before giving the camera her best 'deal with it' face.
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That comes just as Trump has increased pressure on Tehran and those who deal with it.
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"Over 10 years, I've gotten the good sense of how to deal with it," she said.
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Admitting it and deciding how we want to deal with it is the impossibly hard part.
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Forming a government may prove difficult or impossible, since other parties refuse to deal with it.
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I had to either suck it up and deal with it, or find a new job.
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Costolo said that media leaders acknowledge the shift and are already working to deal with it.
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I would have to wait until that time came and then have to deal with it.
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I tell her that it's real life, but it's all about how you deal with it.
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Yes, it&aposs not pleasant but it&aposs reality and you have to deal with it.
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"They've been so hard-hit, they are doing a lot to deal with it," Terry said.
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Your colleagues shouldn't have to "just deal with it"; it's on you to not do it.
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She'd never faced anything like that before and she didn't know how to deal with it.
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Most apps that charge for digital services just deal with it and cough up the fee.
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But I guess it's about how you approach it, how you decide to deal with it.
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So you need to get up and find out what you believe and deal with it.
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It's clearly under their skin and they're trying to find a way to deal with it.
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It was pretty tough because I didn't really know how to deal with it, you know?
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Sometimes the government implements horrible and destructive policies, and everyone just has to deal with it.
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And since our race admires gallantry, the writer will deal with it where he finds it.
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Making no trash is the best option, not trying to recycle or deal with it afterward.
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The act is manipulative and painful, and no one should have to deal with it alone.
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Too many schools now are saying, well, this is a student issue, let's deal with it.
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Just because PMS happens every month, doesn't mean you should have to deal with it alone.
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"Even the sweetest, sweetest men can't deal with it!" she says, widening her eyes in astonishment.
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"There is enough money there, especially to deal with [it] this year," the GOP leader said.
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"So going into it being positive about it is the only way to deal with it."
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When you had media or the public giving you shit, how did you deal with it?
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"Those are the circumstances, and you have to deal with it," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said.
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"[EPA employees] just have to deal with it, because this was coming," one person told Axios.
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As the stress added up, I played hard as well to help me deal with it.
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Well, we've all got a cheatin' heart, it just depends on how we deal with it.
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" The singer tweeted: "Their lawyers have been relentless, so we will deal with it in court.
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It's how you deal with it that can allow you to move on with little impact.
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He discovered the only way forward on this topic is to deal with it head-on.
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I just remember a certain era in life and want to deal with it in fiction.
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You are, more or less, dropped into an awful situation and forced to deal with it.
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You are marked the minute you walk in, so they're gonna have to deal with it.
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You also need to understand the quantity and how to deal with it when making edibles.
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And dangers and they deal with it in all kinds of ways, right, and that's tough.
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To not acknowledge that or deal with it in a responsible way is shortsighted and dangerous.
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Her illness finally acknowledged, Juliet learns how little capacity the world has to deal with it.
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They will have to deal with it, and they need to start thinking about it now.
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Does it still bother you or were you able to deal with it and move on?
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It may yield a green jacket, but if it doesn't, he's prepared to deal with it.
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Maybe you think it's just my problem and that I should deal with it by myself.
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You need to deal with it, counter or ignore it or whatever needs to be done.
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Said it was her right and the rest of us passengers could just deal with it.
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I'd better just deal with it, date with it, or I'm going to be alone forever.
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If Saudi Arabia called for an OPEC emergency meeting, "we will deal with it," he said.
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It just depends how you deal with it, how you process everything, how you accept it.
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Name a skin concern, Murad likely has a product to help you deal with it. Acne?
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That's why we appropriated $800 million over the last couple of years to deal with it.
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You will be given special equipment, and you will deal with it as best you can.
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You just have to deal with it and get up to speed as fast as possible.
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"But there is a right way to deal with it and a wrong way," he said.
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It's a behavioral science, and it helps address our environment and how we deal with it.
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"We'll find out what the surprise is and we'll deal with it very successfully," he said.
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And it's clear that there are still people who don't know how to deal with it.
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"Rachel: "I think this is unorganized speed-dating, so we should just deal with it ourselves.
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And if, as a nation, we don't deal with this now, when will we deal with it?
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Xenophobia is always ugly, but this might be the smoothest way to deal with it in public.
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Ms. Gossiaux had faced construction at her old building and didn't want to deal with it again.
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When it first started flying in 2007, airports had to upgrade their facilities to deal with it.
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Now we are going into this where we are apparently going to try to deal with it.
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"It is something we have planned for, and there is technology to deal with it," Johnson said.
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"I think it's a joke to deal with it," Hewitt said about the allegations following his defeat.
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It is a new form of reality and we have to learn how to deal with it.
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"But I'm not sure she needs advice from me on how to deal with it," Gore continued.
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And he thinks Reddit and the West as a whole are not prepared to deal with it.
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I won't be around then, but people will have to figure out how to deal with it.
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SR: I just want to be polite, and I'm trying to learn how to deal with it.
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I have been saying it is what it is and you deal with it day by day.
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"sir the russians have invaded ukraine""i will deal with it after this wash cycle"https://t.
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" Mr. Renzi responded by saying Italy had regained a leadership role and others must "deal with it.
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If you're in the clutches of a loan shark, ring us and we will deal with it.
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"They thought they could deal with it on their own," Mr. Poulliat said about Paris police officers.
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New data on cerumen impaction motivated the release of new recommendations for how to deal with it.
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"If it is going to be our problem later on, we may as well deal with it."
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I know it sounds offensive, but how do you deal with it if you're not this family?
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The next president, far from preventing it, will be left to deal with it and the aftermath.
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And then let them deal with it … but that ain't what my daddy raised me to do.
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If they want to go to the private sector I don't have time to deal with it.
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The main thing is that I didn't understand why we were left alone to deal with it.
|
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Nevertheless, sleep incompatibility doesn't have to mean a doomed relationship, but how you deal with it can.
|
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She just has that in her makeup now, but she's learned the tools to deal with it.
|
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But joining a club, or striking a deal with it, will always limit governments' room for manoeuvre.
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My body is the intersection of politics whether I want to fucking deal with it or not.
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You get two USB-C ports and you're going to have to learn to deal with it.
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Having a robot deal with it means less downtime during printing, and perhaps even fewer devices needed.
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My only frustration is that legislation hasn't been enacted to deal with it in the best way.
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"I honestly have no idea how we are going to deal with it this winter," he said.
|
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And when he describes how to deal with it, it's Seinfeld (once again) that he looks to.
|
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But for the most part, they deal with it kind of how they would in the wild.
|
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The ordinariness of the precipitating event and how unprepared officials were to deal with it are shocking.
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After you've confirmed the truth, share it with your kids and deal with it as a family.
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"There's some strong feelings in the room, but we're not going to deal with it today," Rep.
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But at the same time, we were able to deal with it and get the must-win.
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I'd had enough after a while, so I sent her to the bathroom to deal with it.
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"He basically gave up on life because he felt he couldn't deal with it anymore," said Lynne.
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His grandson at least knew what happened right away, but didn't know how to deal with it.
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They're not happy about it and it's disrespectful, but people figure out how to deal with it.
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"The chickens we get would be pretty old, but we learned to deal with it," Bo says.
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The Republicans control all 3 branches now deal with it or go home.. View the discussion thread.
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And if, as a nation, we don't deal with this now, when will we deal with it?
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Ms. Denny told me that her past has left her especially ill equipped to deal with it.
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Especially navigating women's images and media, humor informs how we deal with it on a daily basis.
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He tells the people exactly what they want, he hears their concerns, and he'll deal with it.
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Coronavirus is a global challenge, but many of the best ways to deal with it are local.
|
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President Trump brushed off the threat by saying the American military would "deal with it very successfully."
|
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"One day we will be, that's why we need to plan to deal with it," he said.
|
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But it's the way he may be trying to deal with it privately that is equally troubling.
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Unless you're as strong as I am and can deal with it and move on from it.
|
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If so, how does the administration deal with it, and do you think their response is appropriate?
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The surface story of "Musicale Finale" is simple: Maura dies, and everyone has to deal with it.
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" But, she concludes, "the coke thing damaged my reputation and I still have to deal with it.
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And because I had no recourse—and they knew it—I had to deal with it myself.
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Kind of like 3D TVs, the idea seems appealing until you actually have to deal with it.
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We're going to stay within the framework of the law in any way we deal with it.
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"We're going to have to deal with it through our pricing, just like we've done," Robbins said.
|
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Some on the receiving end of that money flow are looking for ways to deal with it.
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And it can be easy to forget that people have to deal with it on both sides.
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The Mayor intends to deal with it and the ballot initiative at the same meeting in February.
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The only way for Will to deal with it is to displace it onto the Essex Serpent.
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If you're offered a situation as a hypothetical it's easy to say how you'd deal with it.
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Short of recasting itself as a completely different institution, I don't know how you deal with it.
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" "Short of recasting itself as a completely different institution, I don't know how you deal with it.
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This is the world they were born into, and they're going to be equipped to deal with it.
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I'm not American, but he's a democratically elected president of America, so people have to deal with it.
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I like how something so ordinary can be profound if you deal with it in the right way.
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"I was so destroyed by it again, that I said I couldn't deal with it," Hepburn later said.
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"To the extent that there's an obstruction case, then yes, DOJ's got to deal with it," Buttigeig said.
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We love to rock… Unfortunately, there's a medical thing that happened and he needed to deal with it.
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There are a couple of feature film projects looming and I have to deal with it fairly soon.
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No big surprise there, and the only surprise was that the prosecution chose not to deal with it.
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"I think it's more of them just not knowing how to deal with it," the male officer responded.
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There are few incentives to notice or deal with it, notes Kanae Doi of Human Rights Watch (HRW).
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I spend so much mental energy thinking about my aging face that I've decided to deal with it.
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When I couldn't deal with it, I'd go to sleep immediately—which is why I binged at night.
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And, I'm going to tell you exactly how we're going to deal with it when I am president.
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Renwick said contempt wasn't at issue now, and a court would deal with it later if it did.
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The trailer for the device focuses mostly on adding meme flair to streams, like "deal with it" sunglasses.
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"What are you going to do, are you going to panic or just deal with it?" he said.
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I don&apost think we will lose the House, but if we did, she&aposll deal with it.
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More traditional Democrats like Clinton are probably going to need to start learning how to deal with it.
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We decided that this will be tomorrow's problem, as we are too tired to deal with it tonight.
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"I don't know whether Boris will be able to deal with it all," said Conservative lawmaker Keith Simpson.
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She has the ability to come into a high-pressure situation and deal with it intelligently and fairly.
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"But we will deal with it," he said, and "certainly" before Congress recesses in August: http://bit.ly/2mq85033BA.
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"The regional drug market is changing, and governments need to change how they deal with it," he said.
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The key is to keep a board that's large enough that your opponent can't deal with it easily.
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The only way I've found to deal with it is to crank up my headphones, and power through.
|
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"There will be an EM credit crunch and central banks will have to deal with it," he says.
|
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Congress has had a decades-long problem with sexual harassment and misconduct and how to deal with it.
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It's already a few months of confusion and tears and then to have to deal with it again.
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For some reason, I just struggled in the conditions tonight… John was able to deal with it better.
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But do not discount the possibility that he intends to deal with it as little as he can.
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Do you think it's out of ignorance, or just ... I don't think they want to deal with it.
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There is this whole new bucket of patient debt, and hospitals aren't sure how to deal with it.
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One way he'd attempt to deal with it, she wrote, was to binge drink several times a year.
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But try to be at the fore-front of change to better understand it and deal with it.
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And tell me when you have faced any level of adversity, and how did you deal with it?
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"You didn&apost look at how everybody in the auto industry tried to deal with it," Holmes said.
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But, once exposed, there's a right way and wrong way for the man accused to deal with it.
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It's magical thinking that you'll write about something and then you won't have to deal with it again.
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At that point, you can assess the rationality of your fear and take steps to deal with it.
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The only way to deal with it is to push through it — hopefully with the help of mentors.
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He continued, "It's absolutely unacceptable, and we'll take whatever action we have to do to deal with it."
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The other universe is where we are, and that's where reality reigns supreme and we deal with it.
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I just haven't seen anything even try to deal with it, much less deal that pretty darn well.
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The best thing you can do is to acknowledge the truth of your body and deal with it.
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If she's dealt herself a bad hand — along with a few self-inflicted wounds — she'll deal with it.
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"That tells me that whatever the scenario is, they've got a way to deal with it," he said.
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But when it came to the car I somehow felt a penis was necessary to deal with it.
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On the other side, I know how to swim an Olympic final and how to deal with it.
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It was tough to both miss the same person but need to deal with it in different ways.
|
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"Technology has changed, your strategic reality has changed, and we both have to deal with it," he said.
|
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But the overriding message was simple: deal with it, folks, because the league is not changing the baseball.
|
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Rather than deal with this a disciplinary matter, we chose to deal with it as a learning experience.
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Your brain then predicts your next action and speeds your heart rate and breathing to deal with it.
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How will a man who evidently can't handle even the smallest blow to his ego deal with it?
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If we would've started taking steps in 1989, it would've been a lot easier to deal with it.
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"I thought it made sense that she would most likely deal with it at some point," he added.
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Sometimes those breaks just happen to be six years long, but she's Feist, so deal with it, yeah?
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This is something that, for whatever reason, has afflicted them — and they need help to deal with it.
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"If you lose your mum at the age of 12, you have got to deal with it," Harry said.
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But I've always been open about it, so most people just calmly find a way to deal with it.
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The stratospheric polar vortex is usually tighter and more confined around the poles—we don't deal with it much.
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And to top it off, she even wore "deal with it" Thug Life glasses, elevating her outfit even more.
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"I also straight up don't wear makeup some days and everyone just has to deal with it," she wrote.
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To help you deal with it all, we're providing tips and tricks for getting through the day stress-free.
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I can't really take anymore screaming today, so T. tells me to go downstairs and she'll deal with it.
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I decide to deal with it later, and buy a one-way pass just to get myself to work.
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You deal with it — you schlep your stuff up a mountain and work all day in the blazing sun.
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"I know it will help other families going through the same adversities deal with it a lot better too."
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In the absence of greater supervision, if any issues arise between teammates, they just have to deal with it.
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I had to have some time to deal with it which I eventually did (not really… I don't know).
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It's an insightful 34-page document with a nuanced take on toxic content and how to deal with it.
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Instead of waiting for the rash to naturally wear off, you can force your body to deal with it.
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I laid it out for him and decided we would deal with it whenever I got out of there.
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"But we'll all still deal with it because human history moves in increments: two steps forward, one step back."
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It's just way easier when you have access so many emotional tools that can help you deal with it.
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We don't have time to deal with it because we're meeting some friends for the Washington Nationals baseball game.
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I don't want to deal with it and I don't want to share it with a lot of them.
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I can only hope hope that when the IoT relapse comes we'll have better ways to deal with it.
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He says it's common for him so he knows how to deal with it, but he sounds really upset.
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It hopes it will be removed from a blacklist that makes some foreign investors reluctant to deal with it.
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We'll definitely deal with it in the right way and we have to make sure we support our players.
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Tell me the perfect way to be assaulted by a man — and the perfect way to deal with it.
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Otherwise, there is no way for you to put it in a folder or to deal with it later.
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I want to deal with it, I want to resolve it, and I want to find the person responsible.
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An industry report last year found that 60 percent of women in tech have had to deal with it.
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Pena, however, says guys with "beer muscles" are a real issue -- but says she's learned to deal with it.
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And whatever the consequences have to be, deal with it, pay for it, and move on with your life.
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You need to deal with it in due course, but it doesn't really feel like it's worth the investment.
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I definitely think it was a mistake, but it's been made, and now he has to deal with it.
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Darius McCollum: I try not to know it well—I just have to deal with it while I'm here.
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He is the one concerned enough about poverty to put a proposal to deal with it on the table.
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Travis: It was a whole learning experience, how to deal with it and how to sleep through the night.
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When you do run out of space, which you likely will, there are three ways to deal with it.
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I'm not sure if crunch is a familiar term in Japan, but have you had to deal with it?
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I'd like to think that the person I am today would find a proactive way to deal with it.
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That way, the moment an unusual transaction occurs, you know instantly, and can deal with it before it escalates.
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"I knew how to deal with it," said Bonds, who is now the hitting coach for the Miami Marlins.
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Others had better accept it and learn to deal with it — without undue expectations, but also without inordinate fear.
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I believe guns are the primary factor and we need to deal with it, and this report did not.
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And, on top of that, you have another problem: You have no clue how to actually deal with it.
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"There is a culture where, not that you accept it, you just deal with it," one former employee said.
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"I understand it more now so I can deal with it a lot better now than I did before."
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But there can be very little room for discussion about whether Akter is strong enough to deal with it.
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You grow up learning these teams aren't good for a lot of years, so you just deal with it.
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For me, I'm like everybody else trying to figure out what the best way to deal with it is.
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This is the side that believes that if you have a problem, you deal with it on the ice.
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Shit is gonna happen now and then, so you gotta try and deal with it with a happy face.
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"It's a new problem, but Recife will learn how to deal with it quickly," said former coach Milton Mendes.
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I found that I was able to deal with it and I haven't had one for a long time.
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But Season Six came, brought Jon Snow back to life, and now we all have to deal with it.
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However, obtaining a correct diagnosis can go a long way to helping them deal with it without undue suffering.
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I wouldn't say that I got used to death, but I think that I've learned to deal with it.
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The last song is called "Elegie" and you can hear a ton of lyrics that deal with it throughout.
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She has been able to reflect and deal with it all, at least in part because of her education.
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CLINTON: And I think it's important that we grip this and deal with it, both at home and abroad.
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So when losers act like winners, it's more than a bit off-putting, but we can deal with it.
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Our job is not to say the drugs are bad, but to say, 'How can we deal with it?
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After being shown the list, the President told McMaster to deal with it, according to one of the officials.
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The more we prolong taking this seriously, she said, the longer we're going to have to deal with it.
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This town, I soon realized, was united in grief but very much divided in how to deal with it.
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The people that we put in governments know why this fuckin' shit's happening and they should deal with it.
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"This is part of a trend, a new normal, and we've got to deal with it," Mr. Brown said.
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" BM continued ... "When you become a distraction or if you create drama, they'll deal with it when you're balling.
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But you lose everything and you don't know how to deal with it – no one prepares you for that.
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Mr. Ige said the situation was of serious concern, but that the state was prepared to deal with it.
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If it does, we'll have an incredible economy… if it doesn't, Congress will deal with it at the time.
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"All I can say is, if that were to happen, we'll deal with it when it happens," Silver said.
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"I cannot control the prices, I cannot control the trade regulations, I have to deal with it," he said.
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Schutz had worried that the appalling aspects of Till's murder might overpower any attempt to deal with it visually.
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"I think a lot of people planning their wedding are like, 'It's fine, I'll deal with it," she said.
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Unless you're as strong as I am and know how to deal with it and move on from it.
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"So I figured we'll wait, because I knew Barr would have the balls to deal with it," Giuliani said.
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"How he reacts is up to him and I&aposll deal with it," interim Arsenal manager Freddie Ljungberg said.
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We also were able to show this character having the fortitude to deal with it and triumph over it.
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Some like this trend, and some hate it, but one way or another you've got to deal with it.
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You find out a lot about yourself during those times, how you deal with it and keep moving forward.
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But one thing coronavirus has made painfully clear is that our society is not structured to deal with it.
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To try to deal with it all, Ms. Ressa said, she thinks a lot about Reinhold Niebuhr's Serenity Prayer.
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He told us he's getting blowback on social media, but he's figured out a way to deal with it.
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It's already a few months of confusion and tears and then to have to deal with it again, it's hard.
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If we get a vacancy sometime in the next month or two we will certainly deal with it this year.
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"They are still married, so if something happens to Lamar, Khloé will have to deal with it," says the source.
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We were just kind of floating in the abyss, hoping we were all grounded enough to deal with it well.
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It exemplifies both the sheer mindlessness of addictive behavior—and of the way we deal with it as a society.
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It really is a huge issue that I want to share and hopefully help even one person deal with it.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated and the United States will deal with it," the White House said in a statement.
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Imagine having to deal with those realities and not being able to afford the basic necessities to deal with it.
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The film is about two women oppressed by coming marriages and the different ways they attempt to deal with it.
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"Yet it is clear that the European Union doesn't have the institutional tools or political will to deal with it."
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"Honestly, sometimes I still think I have to deal with it," admits Williams, 36, of her struggle with postpartum depression.
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"As long as we're focused on doing the right thing, we'll deal with it and continue to grow," he said.
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I think it's shin splints, and I'm not sure how to deal with it (other than by not running anymore).
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"It's going to surface, and you're going to have to deal with it one way or another," Ms. Bertini said.
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Facebook executives acknowledged the issue Wednesday, but declined to offer any specifics on how the company will deal with it.
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"People decided, 'If that's the case, I'm here X number of days, so I'll just deal with it,'" Evans said.
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"We always find a tasteful way to deal with it in a very real, family way," Gould told Us Weekly.
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The unwelcome gain in the yen has increased the pressure on Japanese authorities to take steps to deal with it.
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Now you don&apost necessarily of course want to deal with it when we are that close to the midterms.
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If a firm is blacklisted, banks usually refuse to deal with it, cutting it off from the dollar payments system.
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And a lot of women deal with it and they won't step up and help me, which is very frustrating.
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"And I think it's important that we grip this and deal with it, both at home and abroad," Clinton said.
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I would use the word gatecrash onto its way onto the agenda and you will have to deal with it.
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They'd say 'Oh, this guy just punched me' or 'He's stealing my lunch money' so I'd go deal with it.
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It's a thing artists have dealt with but only recently have we started to deal with it as a society.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's tweets are the best window into his unfiltered thoughts -- and the media can't deal with it!
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Microsoft&aposs latest idea to deal with it is by placing a data center on the sea floor near Orkney.
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"It is a concern and we have to figure out how to deal with it as a nation," Hyten said.
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A grim dose of climate change news has arrived, and top scientists are urging us to deal with it — now.
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Reactions to photos of the opioid epidemic matter, because how we view addiction helps shape how we deal with it.
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But if the fire jumps the road, and a story gets into the mainstream press, then we deal with it.
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And it'll hit at some point when it calms down, and that's when I'll have to deal with it all.
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But it is a concern and we're going to have to figure out how deal with it as a nation.
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"When I am not emotionally able to deal with it I turn it off for a moment," she told Colbert.
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Racial stereotyping has, of course, a long history and artists have tried all kinds of ways to deal with it.
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She provides little advice—beyond an implicit "just deal with it"— for employees in extreme situations like Fowler at Uber.
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That said, you might want to ask, why do people keep living here, and how do they deal with it?
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And so, the questions really are whether Starwood will take the risk here, and how the lawyers deal with it.
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Negotiators also clashed over whether to include an extension for the Violence Against Women Act, or deal with it separately.
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It shows that there was consideration of how to deal with it, rather than just a haphazard handling of it.
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It's something that's so taboo; we like to shake things off, and we're too proud sometimes to deal with it.
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"It's important we grip this and deal with it," Clinton said of the threat climate change poses to the nation.
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I've spoken on the phone to Blatter and Platini, and they are leaders so they have to deal with it.
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"Just because something is contentious doesn't mean we have to not deal with it," Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce told Reuters.
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As this period in life has grown, we really haven't had a culture of the institutions to deal with it.
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" She added, "Put your grown man pants on and deal with it like the rest of the world is doing!
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People interpret it and hear it however they deal with it; if they enjoy, they call it whatever it want.
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She's learned a lot about how to deal with it and her body, how to eat, how to manage it.
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By understanding the people behind these attacks, we can better appreciate the threat and begin to deal with it successfully.
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Alabania's last big quake, which killed 40 people, was in 1979 so people were ill-equipped to deal with it.
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"If we think there's a security issue, we...deal with it, we deal with local authorities," Norquist later told Hirono.
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"A lot of the topics are less about Trump and a lot more 'Trump won, deal with it,'" he said.
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Eventually Pence will have to deal with it, but let's see if the thing can crawl away on its own.
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She could deal with it, and I, who could neither stop hating it nor ignore it, was jealous of this.
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"I deeply regret that we didn't do enough to deal with it," Sandberg said Wednesday in her own Facebook post.
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I have tried to deal with it, talked about it, but none of that makes my hip feel better, unfortunately.
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"I wish I didn't have to report it and I wish we didn't have to deal with it," he said.
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"I'm mildly annoyed with the currency moves, sure, but we just have to deal with it," another ECB source said.
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"There are plenty of laws to deal with it if, say, Google is reading my email" without permission, he said.
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I'm freezing, so I'm gonna stay dressed like Johnny Cash this morning, so you're gonna have to deal with it.
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My personal view on a lot of that is unwarranted, but it's real and you've got to deal with it.
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The gap between what's happening and the government's ability to deal with it is, by most definitions, a policy crisis.
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"If it blows up, deal with it, but if you ask permission, you're going to get a 'no,' " Mr. Roberts said.
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I think that we're still learning how to deal with it in our human life so that it doesn't consume us.
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Training students and campus security on how to deal with it is a "win-win" for everyone involved, too, she says.
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Well, Bonnie probably knows, but no one ever knows what Bonnie knows and she's the boss now, so deal with it.
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We're going to have to deal with it and get home and start against two really good teams on this homestand.
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Sometimes it affects me a lot more, and I leave the voice channel so I don't have to deal with it.
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As for the rest of us, the survivors, we have learned how to deal with it as best as we can.
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It's such an unbelievably big moment in your life that it never leaves you, you just learn to deal with it.
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But, in my defense, anger really can be a healthy emotion — you just have to know how to deal with it.
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"Those of us who deal with it all the time, we feel it, we see it, we recognize it," she said.
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The best way to deal with it is to trust your intuition instead of being confused by outside sources and opinions.
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An estimated one-third of the population suffers from a fear of flying, but how people deal with it differs wildly.
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"We should all try to face our biggest fear, and humor is the best way to deal with it," he said.
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"It was cheaper to throw [the trash] onto a boat and send it abroad than deal with it here," she says.
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For a little bit I was, yeah, but I just learned to deal with it and to let that shit go.
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"There's no denial in government that this is a problem and that we need to deal with it," Loh told CNN.
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It's annoying, but when you drive up to an Uber car or delivery van that's double-parked, you deal with it.
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Whether laws are currently equipped to deal with it or not, harassment on the internet has consistently led to offline consequences.
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So when you first started coming up and people were writing those things about you how did you deal with it.
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For a start, there would be a serious risk of IS re-emerging before local forces could deal with it unaided.
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And a lot of people are like, I don&apost want to deal with it, or maybe I made a mistake.
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After all, they had to deal with it themselves when they took out the loans that Smith said he'll pay off.
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But then, the former FLOTUS (and queen of our lives) sent her own tweet, and we just can't deal with it.
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"It was stressful for me because all the pressure was on my shoulders to deal with it," he told the Herald.
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Unfortunately, this present can't be returned to sender... and the Liars will have to deal with it, one way or another.
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BUT THAT'S SOMETHING THAT CONGRESS NEEDS TO LOOK AT, AND DEAL WITH IT THROUGH THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, NOT THE JUDICIAL PROCESS.
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If we want to continue consuming power at the rate that we do, we'll have to deal with it head-on.
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I think the way it works is if they get a call for something serious, they go and deal with it.
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It's such an unbelievably big moment in your life and it never leaves you; you just learn to deal with it.
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But with haptic feedback presenting such challenges, we'll likely just have to learn to deal with it for a while yet.
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I was trying to figure out how I was going to deal with it, and I decided to play with it.
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The important part is that you are able to deal with it swiftly when it happens, in a compassionate, professional way.
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There's also the collapse of the Middle East, and I'm not convinced we have the international institutions to deal with it.
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"We're not sure how we're going to deal with it until we get there, if we get there," Brave Heart said.
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"But I believe that the sooner you accept a new situation, the sooner you learn to deal with it," she added.
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It is imperative for the future of humanity that we detect it quickly and be prepared to deal with it swiftly.
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"There's a history, especially in the African-American church, of 'I'm strong enough spiritually to deal with it,'" Mr. Dawson said.
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In the event it does happen, the patient writes down how they will deal with it so there's a manageable plan.
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"I think the solution will have to come from China and that somehow internally they will deal with it," she added.
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For example, Picasso's "Guernica" — all the bad and evil was depicted in such a way that you can deal with it.
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The people we sold company to didn't run it quite the same way, and that was tough to deal with it.
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Moreover, brick and mortar retailers viewed online shopping with irritation, hoping if they didn't deal with it, it would go away.
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Greg Abbott has proposed, and de Blasio should be able to rest assured that he won't have to deal with it.
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A1 Telekom said it took the allegations very seriously and had set up an internal task force to deal with it.
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I know about uncertainty and how to deal with it because it has been my job for the last 20 years.
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And people are having a hard time trying to evaluate geopolitical risk because we haven't had to deal with it before.
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"They don't seem in a rush to figure out the divorce details and will deal with it in the new year."
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I would like to see him really acknowledge the problem and deal with it directly and come up with radical solutions.
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Of course, some people don't want to deal with it; there was a bit of an exodus after the 1994 earthquakes.
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When Teixeira got a leg, or even threatened it, Gustafsson was at least forced to stand still and deal with it.
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If I was caught in a gust of emotional wind, I just had to gather my tufts and deal with it.
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Do you think this group of people is equipped, with all these exciting things that are ahead, to deal with it?
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All we know about him is that he's made Dua Lipa sad, and she's finding a way to deal with it.
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In lieu of those talents, we work away as bartenders or salesmen or, you know, bloggers, and we deal with it.
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Perhaps the trauma of being a refugee is a universal experience, but how you deal with it is up to you.
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In our quarterly report on investing, we offer insights, analysis and some humor that may help you deal with it all.
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It is pretty much an unspoken rule that we should wait with it, we'll deal with it further along the way.
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And maybe knowing how cancer impacted our history will help us learn how to better deal with it in the future.
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Well, sure, but not as sad as their child dying, which almost happened, so everyone will probably deal with it fine.
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"If any Bangladeshi national is involved in any such activity we're ready to deal with it with utmost strictness," he said.
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"I literally didn't deal with it at first," said the Brooklyn-based Ms. Saro-Wiwa, seated in her Crown Heights apartment.
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If they don't deal with it in some way, they can't move on to doing a big, rate-slashing tax package.
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And if they take too much time to deal with it, they'll run out of time to do the tax package.
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The coronavirus has hit the US, and companies across the country are trying to figure out how to deal with it.
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I'd love to find a cure but after many doctors' visits and bloodwork, they just shrug and say deal with it.
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But then there are all the mental gymnastics and psyching myself up, and I just can't deal with it right now.
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And, as with all seismic changes, one of the key questions is how to deal with it in an equitable way.
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The European Union has made clear he cannot reach a comprehensive trade deal with it within a year, as he claims.
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And nobody can agree on how to deal with it, says William F. Browder, a co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management.
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"She was becoming her own thing, and I didn't know how to deal with it," Mr. Chang said in an interview.
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And feminists of all kinds are going to have to figure out how to deal with it as the campaign continues.
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Ultimately, he told me, it's about "having confidence that, no matter what comes down the line, I can deal with it."
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But, as for this latest swipe ... Karen and her camp seem to have a plan of action to deal with it.
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And, you know, the dishonest media — because you people deal with it as well as I do — but it's really a disgrace.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated and the United States will deal with it," the White House said in a statement without elaborating.
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When it comes to "lifestyle stuff," Veach told The Christian Post in a 2014 interview that he lets Jesus deal with it.
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Rather than tell the kids or deal with it herself, she packs everyone up and heads out to her parents' Hamptons house.
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Cueto has battled the issued repeatedly throughout the season but he's taking time off to deal with it for the first time.
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Unfortunately, it's out of my hands and above my pay grade, so he'll have to deal with it and find a resolution.
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I think it's better to learn at the minor-league level how to deal with it and how to get through it.
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Being forced to use USB audio is something you can mull over yourself, you can either deal with it or you can't.
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Here's the deal with it: A couple years ago, this plant was ultra-rare, only really known about by hardcore plant enthusiasts.
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And so we are at the point where the frustration has reached the level that we&aposve got to deal with it.
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I have to focus on right now and getting mentally prepared so I can deal with it in the best way possible.
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I ended up moving out at 18 years old, and them my brothers were left to deal with it for fucking years.
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"For me at the time, I just wanted to deal with it on my own and with my family," she says now.
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Periods were supposed to be uncomfortable, the pain was a part of it, and we just had to deal with it, right?
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I've accepted this and I've got to walk it out now and just have to deal with it and figure it out.
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Life will be tough, and if we don't learn how to deal with it right now, it going to be a disaster.
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But the Iranian economy is chronically weak, and European companies may not choose to deal with it if they face American reprisals.
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"She used to be like, 'I don't have time to deal with it, I don't want to talk about it,' " Abraham said.
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" Pitt also said that he's learning to face his feelings despite his upbringing, where he was taught to "just deal with it.
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Addressing the shootings, Cranley said, "There's something deeply sick at work here and we as a country have to deal with it."
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I think teenagers have to deal with it, and a lot of their anxiety is exacerbated by social media and their phones.
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"Some people wore ponchos, but I was already wet from the walk so I just decided to deal with it," he says.
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We can't tolerate increased lead levels in any event, but it's really the city's water system that needs to deal with it.
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And Katy Perry has to deal with it every time she wants to visit her boyfriend, Orlando Bloom, who lives in Malibu.
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Yeah, she's been blackmailed before, with this being a television series, but of course she's learned how to deal with it now.
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" The 73-year-old actor continued, "It&aposs hard, but you have to deal with it because it&aposs going to happen.
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His first and middle names are Tyson Dwayne, so it's legit -- and Weezy and T-Pain fans just gotta deal with it.
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"Russia's response was not unanticipated and the United States will deal with it," the White House said in a statement without elaborating.
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Today's court may be more polarized, but it seems to have found a way to "deal with it," as Alito put it.
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Sweeney told Metro that she noticed the spider on her wall early in the morning and tried to deal with it herself.
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The Syrian government last week called the Turkish offensive in Afrin an illegal "aggression" and said it would deal with it accordingly.
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Samuel Alito on Supreme Court vacancy: 'We will deal with it' "You reap what you sow," McConnell said, according to the sources.
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Then there is the devastation caused in Texas by Hurricane Harvey and the urgent need for federal funding to deal with it.
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That meant I could find some way to deal with it, that people could say, 'I get it — I've been there too.
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The nation has been gripped by an epidemic of despair and yet no one has actually proposed anything to deal with it.
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" On dealing with work stress "If you can give me the answer [to how to deal with it], I'd be really grateful!
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"I don't know that we can retroactively deal with it because that's a contract that's been signed by both parties," she said.
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But Trump and the G.O.P. are busy hastening it along—even as they're undermining the architecture needed to deal with it. ♦
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"We want to deal with the situation there so we don't have to deal with it in the United States," Haley said.
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Many leaders of the business and military communities know that climate change is real and are making plans to deal with it.
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"The administration makes a proposal; it's up to Congress to decide what's tied to what and how to deal with it," Rep.
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He tried to deal with it by ship-to-shore telephone, but the government employee hotline kept putting him on perpetual hold.
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The spectators wouldn't accept it, or the laws and civic codes wouldn't permit it, or Barnum himself just couldn't deal with it.
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Stop putting it on your partners or drinking until you forget about it and, instead, deal with it once and for all.
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The things you went through back then could give you excellent information for how to deal with it again this time around.
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Some people -- Pete included, probably -- might think this is harsh, but Donnell's take is ... you picked this life, so deal with it.
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Death is something we will all have to deal with, and yet no one seems to know how to deal with it.
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The equities market is not that great so I may not find a similar job, but I have to deal with it.
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" He went on, "How you deal with it, from one moment to the next, depends on the culture that you come from.
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I was especially taken by Toby's cousins, the former wild-child Susanna and the twitchy I'm-gay-so-deal-with-it Leon.
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"If both sides pass, the government will struggle to deal with it," said Jennifer Lu, chief coordinator of Marriage Equality Coalition Taiwan.
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"We tend to overestimate the likelihood of something happening, and we tend to underestimate our capacity to deal with it," Bufka says.
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And it's always been around and it's always going to be around, and the question is how do we deal with it?
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She took heavy medication to deal with it, and I grew up with friends who were schizophrenic, so I experienced that firsthand.
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The words on the cover echoed how I felt about Atlantic City: "Deal with it," even if I didn't want to anymore.
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" He told Hatewatch of that evening: "I saw so much evil in my brother, I could not f**king deal with it.
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To accept the moment for what it is, to embrace it, and to deal with it, knowing that the moment will end.
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It's the kind of trouble trauma surgeons see often, and they have learned though bitter experience how best to deal with it.
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What we did is, we took the rotten fish and dropped it on the table and said, 'All right, deal with it.
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I can't deal with it being this kind of line where I'm closer to the men than I am extremely femme women.
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"Instead of continuing to run a misguided loan program, we actually need to deal with it in a different fashion," he said.
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Both Robinson and Sunkara acknowledge global warming, of course, and argue, not implausibly, that only socialist governments can effectively deal with it.
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"We have to deal with it one way or another," said Monica Mazurek, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Rutgers.
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"I would say there are really good options to deal with it and life is short — take the trip," Mr. Ross said.
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" As far as moving forward, Patterson says ... "It happened, you can only deal with it so that's what I'm trying to do.
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The edge of the canvas is very important in terms of how the space works, and you have to deal with it.
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But Republicans voted down the measure, saying they wanted to deal with it at another time, not in the tax-reform bill.
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"You have to be able to get through this, and you've got to be able to deal with it, mentally," Collins said.
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She says Chick-fil-A fans like herself know the restaurant's always closed on Sundays -- no exceptions -- so just deal with it.
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But I can't deal with it because it makes me no money, and there's aggression, and sometimes the bathrooms get trashed, etc.
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When the Johnsons face up to the McQuillian case, the pair's clashing perspectives on how to deal with it make perfect sense.
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And if a vacancy would occur my assumption is we get a nomination rather quickly and I guarantee you with deal with it.
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If work stress is keeping you up at night, then deal with it before it's time to go to bed, both doctors recommend.
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When that happens, some people choose to go to hospital to have their intestines flushed, but I just deal with it at home.
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"Racism is real, and we've got to deal with it in a number of ways as it relates to law enforcement," Harris said.
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PENCE: ... while other nations like China and India absolutely do nothing or make illusory promises decades down the road to deal with it.
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I decided to speak out because I wanted people to feel like there's someone else out there that's had to deal with it.
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If AI really does hit some sort of singularity moment, Levandowski's vision of how we deal with it seems pretty dystopian to me.
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"I don't know how to deal with it, not very well, anyway," Thomas, from the U.K., said in his first vlog in January.
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I have to make it a nonevent because when I do deal with it, the reality is that, yes, my son was slaughtered.
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So all these boys were opening up about how they feel anger and sometimes they deal with it well, and sometimes they don't.
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I get a phone call from the cleaners that they're outside, so I grab the laundry and decide to deal with it later.
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But this candidate is winning according to our rules, he's appealing to our voters, and we'll deal with it as best we can.
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We have to deal with the caliphate, with building a Sunni army there, but we also have to deal with it in Libya.
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"We're concerned about it, we believe it's real, but our willingness to pay to deal with it is not going up," Ori says.
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As a result, when the crisis hit, the euro zone had neither the institutional efficiency nor the central governance to deal with it.
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Malaysia's civil defense force was called in to deal with it (yes, really), and it took them a half hour to trap it.
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In 2015, with the release of my novel, Dietland, I began to deal with it on an even larger and more public scale.
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And the women and men who make excuses for Toback should really realize that's not really a great way to deal with it.
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"I'll just have Fergie plan the whole thing," or "My mom [model London King] is gonna deal with it, and I'll show up!"
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From the moment Magny first landed his skipping stone jab, Lombard started raising his lead arm and elbow wide to deal with it.
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It may even redound to their political advantage, which is why the Clinton campaign needs to figure out how to deal with it.
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The company has in the past struggled with managing hate speech on its platform, as well as retaining employees who deal with it.
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GIULIANI: He&aposll deal with it and I think-- INGRAHAM: I have no idea whether he is, I&aposm just putting it out.
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The only catch: "You need to make a clear promise to yourself that you won't deal with it until the morning," he says.
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I deal with it by making jokes on Twitter, reading as much as I can to stay informed, and burying myself in work.
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He didn't ask the White House for approval; he just pulled the trigger and told the administration it had to deal with it.
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When the timer is up, a metal bar rakes everything away into a waste compartment so you don't have to deal with it.
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Petrobras said it would wait for formal publication of any Carf decision before it makes any decision on how to deal with it.
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Otherwise, Iran risked being returned to a blacklist of non-compliant countries that makes foreign investors and banks reluctant to deal with it.
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FERC and the companies and organizations that deal with it say they value the agency's independence and neutrality — something which Chatterjee echoed Wednesday.
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People involved should be allowed to grasp what has happened and families should be allowed to deal with it the way they choose.
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FERC and the companies and organizations that deal with it say they value the agency's independence and neutrality -- something which Chatterjee echoed Wednesday.
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"It boils my blood to know that somebody can sit up there and say 'They just have to deal with it,' " said Tiser.
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And we can begin to give kids the tools they need to deal with it, if only to say, 'You are not alone.
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They told The Seattle Times that Thompson ducked into her bedroom upon seeing the agents, saying she didn't want to deal with it.
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And if we could get a company there that had been forced to do it to come forward, they would deal with it.
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I stayed for six months and tried to deal with it, but was mistreated so terribly that I ended up in the hospital.
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"If you get one and not the other, you get a little more volatility, but ultimately markets can deal with it," said Emanuel.
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It changes our characters too because they have to deal with it, and also the talk of unions will change our characters too.
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Do you think that it's a metaphor for being a woman — you have this pain, and you just have to deal with it?
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I'd argue that the mainstream view is that the whole subject is uncomfortable and women should just deal with it with their doctors.
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"A lot of misinformation gets spread around and the problem with the content publishers is the reluctance to deal with it," Saneem said.
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As Bible's case made its way through court, a circuit appeals judge asked the feds for advice on how to deal with it.
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You can change your attitude about it (and deal with it, unfortunately), or do what I recommend most: look for a better job.
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First, he needs to have an accurate understanding of the hazard and a clear-eyed understanding of the tools to deal with it.
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I will insist upon exercising those rights and if there are people who have problems with that then they will deal with it.
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So you always knew there was, to use this terrible term, a casting couch, but have you ever had to deal with it?
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Clinton: Scientists say it's real and I think it's important that we grip this and deal with it both at home and abroad.
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And if and when it does, the people who would be supposed to deal with it are the gang that can't think straight.
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It seems like you have to have a human to deal with it, and that seems like an enormous luxury for most publications.
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So not only is this crisis different, but Americans are less able to deal with it than they were before the last one.
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"If it's not affecting the health and safety of the building's residents, then it's on you to deal with it," Mr. Greenspun said.
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Men are just as likely to say that they're stressed about juggling their careers and family life, but they deal with it differently.
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Homeowners are getting fined by their HOA, and sometimes the city, having to hire property managers and lawyers to deal with it all.
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They've got different ways to deal with it -- from a Green New Deal to radically change the US economy to more modest steps.
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"The most distressed clients know when they are going to be pinched... and are taking the steps to deal with it," he added.
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It&aposs by understanding that and knowing how to deal with it well, individually as well as collectively, that one can be successful.
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I've always been interested in women like Courtney Love who act however the fuck they want to and make you deal with it.
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"I have one employee working from home because they didn't want to deal with it, others are coming in late," Ms. Mallis said.
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"I just have to deal with it and put effort into someone else's race," Bennett said of his final week in the Tour.
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Moreover, whoever is whispering in his ear about how to deal with Mexico has no clue, either, about how to deal with it.
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In my 20s and 30s I would go to bed with a full face of makeup and deal with it in the morning.
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"I was definitely in distress, for sure, but I also started making jokes, because I had to, to deal with it," Beckley said.
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This is likely to happen in the near future, and we need to have a regulatory system in place to deal with it.
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The reality was that his mental health issues infected my own headspace and I truly was not strong enough to deal with it.
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"I thought the best way to deal with it is to make the vulnerabilities known so they can be fixed," Ruser told the BBC.
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"She'll probably have to deal with it her whole life, but she's gotten it to a point where it's so much better," Rinna added.
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Please don't be mad, bad things happen in life and we have to learn to deal with it no matter how much it hurts.
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Sure, the pictures and videos are incredible to look at, but this volcano is a nightmare for those who have to deal with it.
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I felt guilty that Raquel was having to deal with it every day and one day I apologized for what a burden it was.
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And while you may not have believed this is what you were getting into, you will be judged by how you deal with it.
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The problem is complicated, and sometimes the easiest way to deal with it, which I have personally been guilty of, is to ignore it.
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"Here is my message to the cynics and those who keep cautioning us: 'Deal with it, big data analytics is here to stay forever'."
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"They [the EPA career employees] just have to deal with it, because this was coming," said a source with direct knowledge of the discussions.
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When I was a preteen, I remember hearing my parents having arguments at night about my weight and how best to deal with it.
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"We can do the best we can to be clear and kind, but then it's on the receiver to deal with it," Davila says.
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And that means life goes on, and you don't know exactly how he's going to deal with it, and it's going to be hard.
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However, Geraghty said that should come as no surprise, and said Florida Blue put together a very thorough strategic plan to deal with it.
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I think now people are taking advantage of the openness of the net, and Facebook has an obligation to try and deal with it.
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I want to hug him now and let him know that we all experience our own pain and deal with it our own ways.
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"There is no sense that the Saudis are involved at the moment, leaving Qatar to have to deal with it," the first source said.
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And when you're radically traumatized in those days, that's how you deal with it: inhale it and you make it part of your reality.
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"China hopes the United States' future policy would be more certain because in this way, we can prepare and deal with it," Jia said.
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Bhabie exploded onto the rap scene (deal with it) since releasing "These Heaux" and "Hi Bich," which have nearly 140 million combined YouTube views.
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I hadn't figured out a way to deal with it as no one blow-dried their hair at that point, and straighteners weren't around.
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It's actually a very big part of our story, the fact that that stuff existed, it was real, and our characters deal with it.
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There are things that go on that are particularly cultured, so to speak, and like I said, you just have to deal with it.
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There is only one way to deal with it: Face the situation honestly, and develop a budget you can handle to pay it off.
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"But we will only do it if it strategically makes sense, commercially makes sense and if we can operationally deal with it," he added.
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We need to be thoughtful and not overreact as we deal with it, and make sure we have policy solutions, not knee-jerk reactions.
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