"The president, since he left [Washington] has been dealing with foreign leaders, he's been dealing with jobs, he's been dealing with economic growth, he's been dealing with diplomacy, he's been dealing with unfair trade, he's been dealing with Paris, he's been dealing with China," Cohn said.
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"The president... has been dealing with foreign leaders, he's been dealing with jobs, he's been dealing with economic growth, he's been dealing with diplomacy, he's been dealing with unfair trade, he's been dealing with Paris [climate agreement], he's been dealing with China," Cohn told reporters according to The Post.
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"They've been dealing with Ebola, they've been dealing with Zika, they've been dealing with MERS, and now they're dealing with coronavirus," McConville said.
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We're not dealing with logic here, we're not dealing with reason, we're dealing with insanity.
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THEY ARE DEALING WITH SCALE, THEY ARE DEALING WITH COMPLEXITY AND THEY ARE DEALING WITH SECURITY.
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We're dealing with monarchy, we're dealing with social issues, we're dealing with all sorts of things in this one story.
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"You're dealing with drug lords and you're dealing with terrorists, and if you're dealing with murderers, I don't care," Trump said.
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Dealing with patronage necessarily means dealing with power: economic, political, or both.
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When you are dealing with corporate decision making, when you are dealing with economic growth, when you are you dealing with jobs, there is always risks.
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Dealing with them, he said, is perfect preparation for dealing with soccer players.
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Instead of dealing with one firm, dealing with a hundred firms does increase risk.
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"Except when you're dealing with Trump, you're dealing with many issues of enormous consequences."
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I'm dealing with restraining orders, and I'm dealing with thousands and thousands of property damage.
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I thought that Janet was superb in dealing with the public, dealing with the Congress.
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Keep in mind, dealing with health care is nice, dealing with the economy is nice.
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When you're dealing with a difficult boss, you're also dealing with the exchange of emotions.
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Here in the US, we need to think about how to help Californians dealing with wildfires, Midwestern farmers dealing with floods, and coastal homeowners dealing with a looming insurance crisis.
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They're dealing with all of your emotions, but you aren't dealing with any of their shit.
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It's interesting because we're dealing with pimps and we're dealing with men who are making porn.
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Me dealing with the pain of sickle cell or us dealing with shit in the streets.
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So they were all dealing with this shock that I had been dealing with for months.
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"I'm dealing with what a 50- or 60-year-old person is dealing with," he says.
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You're not only dealing with the crisis you're dealing with the perception of the American people.
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In a way, that was almost a test, so I'm dealing with Mexico, I'm dealing with Argentina.
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And then second, when you're dealing with the Russians, you're likely to be dealing with stolen information.
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"You're dealing with pressures that are far worse than what you're dealing with on Earth," Dombard explained.
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Strategies for dealing with each personality type When dealing with a D, stay focused on the result.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Theresa May will find dealing with Belfast no less complicated than dealing with Brussels.
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You make more concessions dealing with a wealthy man than you do dealing with a poor man.
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And in away that was almost a test, so i'm dealing with Mexico, I'm dealing with Argentina.
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But getting through the day and dealing with people at work, dealing with family, that's just life.
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"Everyone else in the show is in clubs and dealing with this and that, and we were dealing with this and that, and we were dealing with life-threatening, severe things," she said.
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Working in the space that I work in is a privilege, but when you're dealing with an everyday reality, friends are dealing with whatever they're dealing with — it brings you back to center.
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But dealing with your grief in anger is also not always the best way of dealing with grief.
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The inaugural dinner dealt with dealing with the first issue of the bunch that is dealing with debt.
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We are not dealing with a fundamental economic problem, we're dealing with a virus with an economic impact.
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It's got nothing to do with us... I think Tiger's dealing with it and Patrick's dealing with that.
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Could the Trump campaign really not have known that in dealing with WikiLeaks it was dealing with Russia?
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SANGER: I wasn't referring to that in the ISIS context, I was referring more in the realm of dealing with our allies, dealing with China, dealing with Japan, the other places that we've discussed.
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This helps us against dealing with all of the stuff that we are dealing with in this toxic world.
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"Other parts of the country are dealing with shootings, and we're dealing with a banner," said Mr. McLaughlin, 35.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "I don't see him dealing with President Xi. I don't see him dealing with Kim Jong-un.
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"If I'm not working on the jewelry, I'm studying and dealing with clients and dealing with my artisans," she says.
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When you're dealing with big business, it's easy to forget that you're dealing with people and that people have feelings.
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Dealing with rap and dealing with the business side of it, definitely helps you in any other thing you do.
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Why is it we're still dealing with symptoms and not dealing with the actual sickness when we deal with racism?
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By 18 percentage points, Americans say they prefer Republicans over Democrats for dealing with ISIS; they also prefer Republicans for changing Washington (by 9 points), dealing with the economy (7 points), and dealing with taxes (4 points).
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And in addition to that we free up our managers from all dealing with Wall Street, dealing with bankers, dealing with all kinds of things that are what I regard as a less productive use of their time.
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Christmas can be a trying time for moms — not only when dealing with children, but dealing with, well, their own moms.
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Influenza and pneumonia "are something we have been dealing with for a long time and are still dealing with," she said.
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Staff dealing with the problem, who fear for their jobs and their wages, showed no initiative in dealing with disgruntled passengers.
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Do you have any advice for any moms out there dealing with something similar — or anyone dealing with depression in general?
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And here, the film is exceptionally smart and careful, both about dealing with disability personally, and about dealing with other people.
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The reality that we're still dealing with the issues that we're dealing with culturally around race is really frustrating to me.
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"Steve is super savvy dealing with the media and dealing with crises," Newsmax CEO and Trump confidant Christopher Ruddy told Axios.
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"Dealing with the Yankees would be a factor, just as dealing with the Washington Nationals would be a factor," he said.
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"We can talk about things that people are dealing with every day, like debt and dealing with health care," he says.
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President Trump said, Now I understand that in dealing with Kim, you're actually dealing with China, which is absolutely the case.
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"While we're dealing with voting rights, and we're dealing with all these other inequities, and we're dealing with all of these other things over decades, we've still not finished the work of the heart and of families," he said.
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Dealing with the pressures of a working environment has never been as difficult as dealing with a community that was actively abusive.
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"Don't look up when you're dealing with people; don't look down when you're dealing with people; always look straight ahead," he says.
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And instead of dealing with the easily caricatured Ninth Circuit, he'd be dealing with some of the most conservative judges in America.
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Opinion Columnist Wherever I go I seem to meet people who are either dealing with trauma or helping others dealing with trauma.
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It is the part dealing with whether people can claim damages, not the portion dealing with limits on local anti-discrimination laws.
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But now the country's bullshit is incessant, overflowing, and your bartenders and servers are the ones dealing with you dealing with it.
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But it also takes dealing with rejection and also dealing with people's negative perceptions of what you're doing, especially in the activist space.
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They involve a paying customer dealing with a broken product and then dealing with the annoyance of spending time to get it fixed.
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There are other ways of dealing with RFI—and Krčo says FAST has a permanent team of engineers dedicated to dealing with interference.
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"I'm dealing with my three kids, I'm dealing with my career, the fourth baby coming and the stress of law school," she said.
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"Frankly, we encouraged them to work together because dealing with one customer is a lot better than dealing with multiple customers," he said.
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While the chief of staff is dealing with personnel, the White House counsel is dealing with the nuts and bolts of the investigation.
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"The movie really rang true, and now that we're dealing with coronavirus, it really captured when you're dealing with something unknown," McNamara said.
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"But you see in dealing with me, the relatives didn't know that they were dealing with a staunch character, and I tell you if there's anything worse than dealing with a staunch woman, S-T-A-U-N-C-H," says Little Edie.
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We've been dealing with everything women have been dealing with on a national level, but we've had our own nightmares closer to home, too.
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I'm finally dealing with what I was trying to drink myself out of — which is dealing with my emotions from the marriage to Tom.
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Sarah Mimms: Oh, just so thrilled to be here and not dealing with impeachment right now but also dealing with it on this podcast.
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Grushin isn't dealing with a supposedly grand life; she is dealing with the mostly unspoken, sometimes desperate, bickering minutiae of a fairly ordinary life.
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"When you think about what we're really dealing with, forget media, forget ads — we're dealing with the beautiful openness of the web," Demsey said.
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People are afraid because they're dealing with the FBI and law enforcement, and we're still dealing with the prejudices that people have with Muslims.
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What I meant was, all the stuff that I'd been through in my life—dealing with sickle cell and just dealing with life period.
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We're dealing with some of the grit of New Orleans without dealing with the politics, because that's not what the [NCIS] franchise is about.
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I am confident in that — from dealing with this problem for two decades, I've been on the front lines of dealing with this problem.
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" He said this explained why "movies dealing with that story are seen as Academy Awards contenders, while ones dealing with biblical stories are laughable.
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I mean, there's no way anyone can actually say that dealing with an actual person is the same as dealing with a bloomin' dummy.
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Asked how she was dealing with the furore, Dr Doudna said: "Fortunately there are people who are way above my pay grade dealing with that."
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He added that he has already been dealing with anti-gay backlash from some online but that he has a healthy approach to dealing with haters.
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Thankfully, dealing with these employers pays pretty well, at $25 to $30 an hour, but dealing with these lists of demands just doesn't seem worth it.
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But really I think that, even though these girls are not dealing with the biggest issues in the world, it's what they're dealing with right now.
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"The state is not only dealing with Azory Gwanda, the state is dealing with all those who have unfortunately died and disappeared in Rufiji...." he said.
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Did you have a clue that you were dealing with a 26-year-old veteran that had fought Afghanistan and was very much dealing with PTSD?
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"What we have to have here is a coherent strategy based upon a set of objects, hopefully dealing with a reduction in the violence, dealing with the refugees and dealing with the fact that Assad is likely to be there for some time to come," he said.
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They're not really dealing with this stuff in their day-to-day life, and they're not, thankfully, dealing with any sort of bullying comments by their peers.
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But luckily, if you're a bartender you don't really have to deal with that—the barbacks are dealing with that or my boss is dealing with that.
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"I thought it was important that people saw the type of situation we're dealing with here, and the type of person we're dealing with," Auctor told VICE.
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If you're dealing with the aftermath of a person who spent their night at a club or a bar, you're dealing with the monster that person becomes.
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"As a minor league manager, you're dealing with kids that are not in the big leagues; you're dealing with a whole different set of circumstances," Teixeira said.
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I actually went to social media to get a sense of how other women situated all over the world were dealing with these challenges I was dealing with.
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Any time you're dealing with dirt or blood — you want to maintain continuity from shot to shot, and that becomes incredibly difficult when you're dealing with the elements.
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CHARLES GRASSLEY, R—IOWA: We ought to have the same caution are dealing with a country that we never had much dealing with, but be very hopeful. SEN.
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We may be dealing with some type of technology that experts are completely unfamiliar with, or we may be dealing with something else entirely that's just been overlooked.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: I think you're dealing with -- with the Tobacco Center and Tobacco Control Act, you're dealing with a relatively new piece of legislation and a new center.
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For me, personally, I'm not, it's just ... the second I'm out there dealing with that, I'm not dealing with the work that we need to do at CNN.
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"This was such a beautiful story of someone who'd come from nothing, who'd been abused, who was dealing with HIV, who was dealing with gender issues," Silverberg explains.
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SO JUST ONE EXAMPLE OF HOW THE NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS HAD TO CHANGE FROM JUST DEALING WITH TRADITIONAL CRIME TO DEALING WITH THE ISSUE OF TERRORISM.
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But Erdogan is not dealing with a typical US administration — he's dealing with Trump, who's proven to be unpredictable and often not amenable to the appeals of America's allies.
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Originally, you weren't dealing with large applications when working with this trio–you were dealing with little widgets: making things spin and move around the screen, things like that.
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SPECIFICALLY IS DEALING WITH THAT PART OF IT. MARISSA HAS BEEN DEALING WITH IT, I THINK THEY'RE DOING A GOOD JOB OF FOCUSING ON IT, AND FIXING THE ISSUES.
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"Whenever you are dealing with intelligence, you are dealing with an incomplete picture," Raffaello Pantucci, director of international security studies at the Royal United Services Institute, told VICE News.
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Flood is seasoned at dealing with White House investigations — he worked on former President Bill Clinton's impeachment team and for the George W. Bush administration, dealing with congressional investigations.
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But it is easier for the students to "not know" what's going on when they're dealing with a Times photograph than it is when dealing with a Shakespeare play.
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She had been sick in bed and was dealing with calls from debt collectors when she decided to share a tip in case others were dealing with similar situations.
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"They're dealing with us, we're dealing with them, they're working out times and meeting places and everything," Trump said during an Oval Office meeting with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
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When you're dealing with an insurgency, when you're dealing with terrorism, the only way to have a lasting victory is to involve capable and motivated local forces in the victory.
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"The reality is that, for most companies dealing with the United States, the U.S. is much more important than dealing with Russia or Cuba or Iran or Libya," he said.
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I am in the middle of dealing with not one, not two, but three cases filed against me, I'm dealing with controversies, and, then, my brothers want to kill me.
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I can connect to this picture because I am dealing with severe depression, other peoples perspective of me might be "oh he's a funny guy" in reality im dealing with something that is hurting myself there is a huge difference between what im dealing with and what other people think I am.
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We've talked about before, you had to do a little bit of an adjustment because now you're not just dealing with the auto industry, you're also dealing with the tech industry.
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The better way of dealing with this — the better way of dealing with this is recognizing that there are people in, you know, the — Islamic terrorists inside, embedded in refugee populations.
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" Deanna now looks back at that painful era and realizes "he was drowning in the stuff he was dealing with, and I was drowning in the stuff I was dealing with.
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This is easy when you're dealing with trusted entities such as the Amazon Web Services HPC platform, but not so when you're dealing with nodes that vary in hardware and power.
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Why some Bannon allies say he's made for this crisis: "Steve is super savvy dealing with the media and dealing with crises," says Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy, a friend of Trump's.
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After the BBMAs, Folds told PEOPLE, "She's dealing with it all with incredible grace … She's dealing with it the way a real artist deals with it, which is through her art."
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After all, Rory is dealing with a probably quarter-life crisis and remerging love interests, and Emily is dealing with the death of her husband, Richard Gilmore (the late Edward Herrmann).
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And I mean it when I say it that way, because you're not just dealing with people on a superficial level; you're really dealing with them on the deepest possible level.
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"The problem with social media and pop culture is we see one specific image of a victim or someone dealing with mental health or dealing with mental illness," McGee-Stafford said.
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"What Reince is dealing with is unprecedented and he's dealing with it as best as he can," said J.R. Romano, the Connecticut state GOP chairman and a Standing Rules Committee member.
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" She added that dealing with fan criticism is "maddening.
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" Now, she said, "I'm just dealing with heart problems.
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"The fact of the matter is when I was vice president I was able to put together an overwhelming bipartisan support -- Democrats and Republicans -- to provide significant amounts of money in direct return for these countries dealing with the corrupt police systems, dealing with their school systems, dealing with the opportunities," Biden said in May.
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Whether they're dealing with gender issues whether they're dealing with sexuality issues, whether they're dealing with class issues even inside of the structures and stuff so there's so much to still be dealt with, to be worked on to just be looked at as a whole complete citizen of the country or of the planet.
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"That's a very different matter than someone who has to navigate all the crosscurrents of dealing with domestic politics, dealing with Capitol Hill and dealing with a president who just can't throw his phone away and stop tweeting," John D. Podesta, President Bill Clinton's last chief of staff, said Sunday on "This Week" on ABC.
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"If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the U.K., so it will probably kill the deal," Trump told the paper.
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"I tip my hat to them, because obviously they're the ones dealing with all the chaos, so to speak," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said of the players dealing with the rain delay.
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The show follows a group of black and brown kids who are starting high school, and dealing with classic teenage things, but also dealing with things like gun violence, gang activity, love.
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" How Going From A Woman To A White Man Changed My Perspective (NSFW) "The biggest challenges in this transition are dealing with the outside world, dealing with how people see me now.
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There are much more cost-effective ways of dealing with greenhouse gases, including taxing carbon emissions and dealing with the growing pollution problems in rapidly developing countries such as China and India.
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We are dealing with an incredibly corrupt administration, but in addition to that incredibly corrupt administration, we are dealing with an incredibly corrupt economic system that advantages tech companies over poor people.
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While Noah (Dominic West) and Helen (Maura Tierney) are dealing with the biggest event in their day, Vik's (Omar Metwally) funeral, Janelle (Sanaa Lathan) is dealing with a very different big issue.
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"We have changed tacks in so many ways in dealing with regulators, dealing with governments," Entwistle said in an interview in Tokyo, where he is meeting Japanese officials and potential business partners.
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"What I've been dealing with since July the 10th, the downhill slope that Schumer's put us on is really dealing with a demolition derby," said Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa.
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"If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the U.K., so it will probably kill the deal," Trump told the paper.
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"I think it's important to learn everyone's job so that you know who you're dealing with, how you're dealing with them and how to get the best out of them," he says.
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"If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the U.K., so it will probably kill the deal," Trump told the tabloid.
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Before my injury, I had felt that dealing with grittiness and unreliability were the price of entry for living in New York, and even took a smug pride in dealing with obstacles.
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"If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the UK, so it will probably kill the deal," he told the Sun.
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While she's dealing with the pregnancy, she's also dealing with a few of the show's more political plots, like "Dear Right People," who decides to take down the Black caucus with fake emails.
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How does the question of depicting bad things while not endorsing them change when you're dealing with real people, as opposed to if you're dealing with purely fictional creations like Philip and Elizabeth?
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"If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the U.K., so it will probably kill the deal," Trump told the local paper.
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In the past, he wasn't always as dependable as he is now, so when dealing with issues like Q.'s pink eye, I've been accustomed to just dealing with it on my own.
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You're dealing with that, but I'm dealing with drug abuse; you're talking about the gang culture and you want to escape that and I want to escape my own self-afflictions and addictions.
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You can't deal with climate change without dealing with biodiversity.
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And that's one of the advantages of dealing with Berkshire.
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Instead of dealing with it, I relentlessly avoided the truth.
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These are people who have been dealing with this issue.
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Thomas has been charged with unlawfully dealing with a child.
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"What we are dealing with here my friends," Florida Sen.
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Dealing with a plate that's far too full isn't fun.
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After all, they're not very good at dealing with trolls.
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For impartial advice on dealing with debt, head to StepChange.
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However, this mindset is inadequate for dealing with trade wars.
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But like dealing with a mortgage, fees start piling up.
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These do look pretty easy for dealing with TSA, actually.
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That's the price of dealing with a country like China.
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Police should be focused on dealing with the actual crime.
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He was just dealing with the cards he was dealt.
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The olds can have a little trouble dealing with that.
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Eric Rosenbach is used to dealing with real cyber crises.
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I've been dealing with bullshit from this company for years.
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However, the platform is dealing with issues, especially livestreamed violence.
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You're dealing with either human life or animal life here.
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I mean, you're dealing with a KGB operative, former operative.
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I think we're dealing with Hiddleswift 2.0 in the flesh.
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How I Maintain A Sex Life While Dealing With Endometriosis
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What does this mean when dealing with violent white supremacists?
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What were they dealing with on set for that scene?
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Jada Pinkett Smith has plenty of experience dealing with narcissists.
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He is always happy unless he is dealing with overstimulation.
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What is the plan for dealing with the debt ceiling?
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"We're in the middle of dealing with it," he added.
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There are particular pitfalls to dealing with the Trump administration.
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I always have to know who I am dealing with.
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It's not alone in dealing with battery fire issues, though.
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This is something I've been dealing with for years now.
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PEOPLE later confirmed that Hemsworth was dealing with kidney stones.
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He has been dealing with a blister since spring training.
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Namely, how is Dr. Arizona Robbins dealing with being single?
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"Dealing with my husband's sickness gave me strength," she said.
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Obviously, there's times you're somewhat amazed what you're dealing with.
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In the meanwhile, she's dealing with a fraught public divorce.
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Celebrities come in and talk about what they're dealing with.
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By dealing with Brownlee directly, Musk helped reinforce his image.
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What is the critical thing this person was dealing with?
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Then there were issues of dealing with lots of data.
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Really, dealing with mental illness is the show's core theme.
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The two sisters are also dealing with their own differences.
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So we are dealing with a serious public health problem.
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Like everyone in Westeros, he's dealing with trauma, sometimes poorly.
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Ahead, everything you need to know about dealing with nosebleeds.
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Dealing with people is also something I feel equipped doing.
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Especially when she's dealing with so much in her life.
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"I'm dealing with it," she told BuzzFeed News in October.
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To be specific, we're dealing with an adult Lyra here.
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Some players had some trouble with dealing with his mindset.
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"I'm dealing with it," the former journalist told BuzzFeed News.
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However, it's not his first time dealing with presidential candidates.
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They say they are dealing with it as we speak.
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Dealing with China also means finding ways to create trust.
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It's fun to write how they are dealing with grief.
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What's your trick for dealing with ripped pants in public?
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The next time Donald appeared dealing with race was 1989.
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But are they dealing with worker classification and autonomous vehicles?
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They are dealing with serious policy choices, not dull administration.
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" Related: Watch VICE News' "Trump's Guide To Dealing With Protesters.
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Women have been dealing with this for our entire lives.
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And I've been dealing with this now for a week.
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That's the kind of creative genius we're dealing with here.
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Dealing with all that waste poses huge problems for China.
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We are obsessed with dealing with abuse on the platform.
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The area is dealing with the worst category of drought.
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The region is dealing with exceptional drought — the worst category.
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Some viewers have also shared their experiences dealing with miscarriage.
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There are plenty of other ideas for dealing with drones.
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Take a look at what he was dealing with: Youch.
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Facebook is currently dealing with this backlash surrounding Cambridge Analytica.
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Leslie Jones is no stranger to dealing with internet trolls.
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Most regions have no strategy for dealing with these patients.
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I said, 'We need to see who we're dealing with.
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She works hard at planning for and dealing with giants.
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The important thing is how they are dealing with it.
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Facebook also isn't the only company dealing with privacy issues.
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"Kristoff was dealing with his own internal grief," she says.
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Dealing with anxiety can be complicated enough on its own.
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Dealing with competition quibbles is hardly new for Big Tech.
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We're on the road dealing with trans issues across America.
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The hardest thing in that space is dealing with rejection.
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I am seriously dealing with a massive time zone change.
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He was also dealing with a different type of player.
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But we avoid dealing with them at our own peril.
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And consumers have got used to dealing with automated services.
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Silicon Valley is dealing with a different global landscape now.
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That's the kind of powerful kismet we're dealing with here.
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All the options for dealing with the North are bad.
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That's how Alma's dealing with it — being patient and restrained.
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Overall, writing comedy is better than dealing with life's bullshit.
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Kardashian West is used to dealing with her Internet haters.
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Dealing with waste has long been a problem in Russia.
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The organization supports families who are dealing with pediatric cancer.
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A lot of the people I'm dealing with are white.
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You cannot solve gangs without dealing with the root cause.
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And we are dealing with it humanly, financially and governmentally.
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Allen is dealing with an injury to his right elbow.
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We're still dealing with who's going to be in it.
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For now, however, we're just dealing with some tiny prototypes.
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Southern California was also dealing with wildfires and heavy smoke.
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Crews have been dealing with gusty winds and hot temperatures.
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Japanese politics is still dealing with the Democratic Party's disintegration.
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Seagate said it was dealing with a challenging demand environment.
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I'll be dealing with primal forces, which I find exciting.
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We've been dealing with this for over 22 years now.
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And protest remains the vital medium for dealing with them.
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And then dealing with it will be a lot easier.
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"It's unprecedented what this brand is dealing with," Klem says.
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"It's unprecedented what this brand is dealing with," says Klem.
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And, no, dealing with class differences alone won't cut it.
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You would think dealing with this would be my job.
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She already has experience dealing with that in the family.
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But the star still remains open about dealing with acne.
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Miller, 29, is dealing with a right hip flexor strain.
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I was now confident I was dealing with a scammer.
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Again, people not dealing with the core of the pain.
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When dealing with North Korea, it is easy to despair.
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Farley offered advice on dealing with these common workplace conflicts.
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His grace in dealing with children is absolutely delightful. Mrs.
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Dealing with your partner's gas is expected in a relationship.
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Personally, she's dealing with stalkers for 13 years and counting.
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That can be tricky when dealing with a large crowd.
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She is dealing with the fact that you have both.
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Twitter's woes go beyond just dealing with the potential backlash.
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Expensive, but much cheaper than dealing with a major spill.
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Unfortunately, he's still probably dealing with some emptiness at home.
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Driving on divided highways means dealing with the occasional intersection.
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I've learned dealing with people is the most important attribute.
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But I'm still dealing with the trauma of that night.
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As for dealing with senility, some approaches have been innovative.
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I can't imagine what they're going through dealing with it.
|
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When dealing with callous MMA fates, anything different is good.
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It's what Lewis has been dealing with all his life.
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Beasley missed most of last year dealing with rectal cancer.
|
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Democratic lawmakers have grown weary of dealing with Trump altogether.
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But at this point, we're dealing with a wrongful verdict.
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We're all dealing with the same maniacs in the country.
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And you learn the skill of actually dealing with it.
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This way of dealing with the afterlife is more practical.
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Clinton fared better on immigration and dealing with international crises.
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She's transgender and dealing with being herself in this world.
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Otherwise, you're dealing with cold bread, sauce, cheese, and toppings.
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The ECB is dealing with different economic and political events.
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Those are the issues that Trump is not dealing with.
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Transportation companies across the board are dealing with tariff 'uncertainty'
|
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Tyrion's dealing with the traumas of his past, and present.
|
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However, Bennett currently is dealing with ankle and shoulder injuries.
|
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Some departments are becoming better at dealing with explosive situations.
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Their suggestions about dealing with climate change are all inadequate.
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Earth will have its hands full dealing with the moon.
|
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But the bill for dealing with Mr. Erdogan is arriving.
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Theoretically, Americans shouldn't be dealing with a sanctioned Russian entity,
|
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Since then, dealing with Pyongyang has become only more difficult.
|
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He's quite literally dealing with PTSD in that third movie.
|
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One person shared her story of dealing with hip pain.
|
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Rick Scott (R), who is also dealing with Irma's aftermath.
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Americans have shown remarkable restraint in dealing with this windfall.
|
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"They're dealing with a tremendous loss as well," she said.
|
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Do you still doubt we're dealing with an epidemic here?
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YOU CAN'T JUST DEAL WITH IT DEALING WITH ONE COUNTRY.
|
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It's a reality that we have already been dealing with.
|
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"We are not dealing with distribution and content," he said.
|
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Here's how they said they are dealing with the accusations.
|
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"Unfortunately it's just part of dealing with business," Hodges said.
|
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But dealing with the fallout has been no easy task.
|
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He is dealing with problems that he has never encountered.
|
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This is a different Argentina dealing with a different IMF.
|
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Muschamp has a history of dealing with poor player behavior.
|
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May, meanwhile, is dealing with turmoil in her own government.
|
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Immediately, I knew I was dealing with the real thing.
|
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"We are still dealing with these issues today." he said.
|
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Students may not be used to dealing with that yet.
|
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Carol, meanwhile, is dealing with serious issues of her own.
|
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As insane as that sounds, we are dealing with Trump.
|
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When you are dealing with buoyancy, it's a little easier.
|
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The trickiest challenge is dealing with the backlash against capitalism.
|
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But what wasn't expected was dealing with some plumbing issues.
|
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These aren't the laws of physics we are dealing with.
|
|
Americans are still dealing with the aftermath of the crisis.
|
|
Feel like you're alone in dealing with the autoimmune disorder?
|
|
"She's dealing with a lot but she is not distraught."
|
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"We're dealing with some very profound ethical and political issues."
|
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With some exceptions, American banks must avoid dealing with Iran.
|
|
I feel like I'm dealing with the situations much better.
|
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We are dealing with a bubble of a different kind.
|
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That basically leaves two viable options for dealing with radioactivity.
|
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I've had varying degrees of success when dealing with him.
|
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What is it like dealing with this kind of presidency.
|
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Even worse, dealing with other people's opinions of the assault.
|
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Even to understand what issues and challenges we're dealing with.
|
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I'm not that great dealing with women in real life.
|
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These people were so determined, dealing with so much fear.
|
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There was no specific protocol for dealing with that situation.
|
|
How has your method for dealing with people's perceptions changed?
|
|
Ohio's not the only state dealing with voter roll purges.
|
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You're dealing with the same guy over and over again.
|
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That doesn't scale when dealing with hundreds of potential customers.
|
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Communities that are dealing with basically 525 years of oppression.
|
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She was a terror when dealing with hotel management, too.
|
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There were certain issues I was dealing with at home.
|
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It's dealing with pop music, even if it's subverting it.
|
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I have been dealing with it for a long time.
|
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I am still constantly dealing with people just finding out.
|
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Towns are dealing with abandoned homes as people move away.
|
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" Scaramucci added, "You are dealing with a human Pac-Man.
|
|
Aponte sensed Vidal's anxiety about dealing with the new Administration.
|
|
She plays a mother who's dealing with a crumbling marriage.
|
|
"People like dealing with them better than Icelanders," he said.
|
|
Laura Dern plays a lawyer dealing with a difficult client.
|
|
Michelle Williams is a woman dealing with a difficult family.
|
|
"Otherwise we don't know what we're dealing with," she said.
|
|
They don't have the right tools for dealing with it.
|
|
VICE: What is key in dealing with the coronavirus outbreak?
|
|
So what's your plan for dealing with the heat today?
|
|
She's been dealing with trolls since she was a teen.
|
|
"We're dealing with these massive spikes in business," he said.
|
|
So how are Trump apologists dealing with this ugly picture?
|
|
This is something the industry's been dealing with for years.
|
|
Brown has been dealing with health issues of his own.
|
|
Look, we're dealing with people's survival, health, life and death.
|
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They thus face unique challenges in dealing with that discrimination.
|
|
It falls apart when you're dealing with someone like Trump.
|
|
But it complicates President Trump's strategy for dealing with Pyongyang.
|
|
I was either telling my story or dealing with him.
|
|
Yet they knew full well whom they were dealing with.
|
|
Congress needs to get serious about dealing with that suffering.
|
|
Puerto Rico is dealing with a serious mental health emergency.
|
|
And that's exactly what makes dealing with radicalization so hard.
|
|
Weather, and people dealing with it, often made great subjects.
|
|
Apple may be dealing with the fallout for a while.
|
|
Abrams's experience dealing with these issues predates her gubernatorial run.
|
|
She was dealing with the best hackers in the world.
|
|
Americans are dealing with the whiplash of that right now.
|
|
Are there strategies for dealing with this kind of situation?
|
|
It's a way of dealing with a sense of powerlessness.
|
|
But the company is also dealing with an advertising problem.
|
|
It is simply dealing with the fallout as it happens.
|
|
Now residents are dealing with the mess they left behind.
|
|
I don't care about construction classes or dealing with people.
|
|
"The whole piece is me dealing with loss," he said.
|
|
We just have very different ways of dealing with it.
|
|
All spring, people in Alton have been dealing with flooding.
|
|
So how would you say he's dealing with his image?
|
|
Reddit is dealing with racist trolls, and LinkedIn still exists.
|
|
For dealing with emotions that come up: Reflectly, Moodnotes, Jour.
|
|
And it is absolutely just product that they're dealing with.
|
|
"I'm dealing with the governor," Mr. Trump said on Friday.
|
|
But are dictatorships by nature better at dealing with pandemics?
|
|
The country is also dealing with a crippling economic crisis.
|
|
They were bragging about endurance and dealing with the elements.
|
|
Still, when dealing with human beings, there are no guarantees.
|
|
The management angle: How companies are dealing with coronavirus concerns
|
|
"We're dealing with huge margins of safety here," he said.
|
|
Time is of the essence when dealing with editorial illustration.
|
|
We're not talking about dealing with drug pushers and gangbangers.
|
|
"We were dealing with a bipolar world," he told me.
|
|
When it comes to dealing with hunger, everyone is different.
|
|
"We are dealing with an exceptional situation," reads the statement.
|
|
If you're working on immigration, you're dealing with the government.
|
|
And it's dealing with it head on, but unconventional ways.
|
|
The Arte Povera artists are dealing with the human condition.
|
|
We are not used to dealing with gunshot wounds here.
|
|
Now, she's dealing with the aftermath from all of it.
|
|
"Remember that you're dealing with a licensed salesman," Stoltmann said.
|
|
Works dealing with gender through abstraction were also on display.
|
|
Dealing with a liar in the workplace can be frustrating.
|
|
China is several steps ahead in dealing with this challenge.
|
|
We were organized in dealing with the problem in Oakland .
|
|
It's been hard dealing with losing her and working too.
|
|
"We are dealing with a serious virus," Dr. Fauci said.
|
|
I thought, O.K., this is who we're dealing with here.
|
|
Sorry we're late — we were dealing with some technical difficulties.
|
|
Pedagogy is about dealing with students as they actually are.
|
|
I'm not dealing with this right now, no thank you.
|
|
Thomas, she said, has been dealing with a family tragedy.
|
|
Dealing with those issues isn't going away any time soon.
|
|
Here's how Italy is dealing with the coronavirus, in photos.
|
|
And cats, they aren't the best at dealing with change.
|
|
YouTube has been dealing with this issue for years now.
|
|
You're dealing with somebody who can't really get any sympathy.
|
|
And, look, we're dealing with this on a daily basis.
|
|
You want to be strong in dealing with Harvey Weinstein.
|
|
Companies are dealing with multiple regimes for the same thing.
|
|
It's dealing with forces that made someone like him possible.
|
|
Readers also shared their tactics for dealing with the calls.
|
|
Well folks, that is what we are dealing with here.
|
|
Congressional Republicans have precedent for dealing with such indefensible comments.
|
|
Stop with these narratives of tricks on "dealing" with it.
|
|
Democrats, meanwhile, will be dealing with their own internal strife.
|
|
Does that mean I'm courageous because I'm dealing with it?
|
|
You may be dealing with one, but you're not stuck.
|
|
Unsure if you're dealing with a fraudulent student loan company?
|
|
"We're not dealing with thousands of dollars here," she said.
|
|
But they weren't the only ones dealing with relationship issues.
|
|
The biggest problems we've had is dealing with our success.
|
|
Everyone else needs to get better at dealing with it.
|
|
"We've been dealing with all the issues," Papa told Cramer.
|
|
There are no ready recipes for dealing with this predicament.
|
|
I was in other countries dealing with the cholera outbreak.
|
|
The main challenge is dealing with labour brokers, he said.
|
|
Mr. Traavik has extensive experience dealing with the country's bureaucracy.
|
|
St. Martin was dealing with a similar level of devastation.
|
|
Parents, however, don't have a choice about dealing with toddlers.
|
|
They're going to be in the dirt, dealing with animals.
|
|
I snuck in dealing with our own family Christmas card.
|
|
Yet there is little art dealing with these new possibilities.
|
|
Do you have additional suggestions for dealing with the issue?
|
|
"Dealing with a headache from this morning," Anthony Zottola said.
|
|
They are dealing with parents who constantly stress about finances.
|
|
It was dealing with my family's disapproval of my life.
|
|
I had been dealing with kids from the Khmer Rouge.
|
|
Dealing with these problems doesn't require going back to Prohibition.
|
|
As you can see, we're just dealing with data now.
|
|
"With organized crime, you're just dealing with lowlifes," he said.
|
|
So today, we're tracking how you're dealing with it all.
|
|
Here's the quote: Previously we were mostly dealing with 'radical Islamists' — individuals radicalized toward violence by an extremist interpretation of Islam — but now we're increasingly dealing with what are best described as 'Islamized radicals.
|
|
The film moves at a brisk pace when dealing with Stone's backstory, and that's a shame only when dealing with this chapter in Stone's life, which may very well be his most important endeavor.
|
|
A retired US Navy captain with a great deal of experience dealing with the Iranians said the 30 mm guns on the Royal Navy's frigates are the "perfect weapon" for dealing with their gunboats.
|
|
"In dealing with the negro, Sir, we must remember that we are dealing with a being possessing the form and strength of a man, but the intellect only of a child," Canning told Parliament.
|
|
The way we read it may have been incorrect, is that everything was more or less equal, whether it was paying your employees, serving your community, dealing with suppliers, or dealing with the environment.
|
|
Oviedo-Joekes, who has been an investigator on three heroin trials, says dealing with doctors like Price, who cling to outdated knowledge, can sometimes feel like dealing with people in the anti-vaxxer movement.
|
|
"When you're dealing with Iran's regional affairs, you're dealing with how it supplies proxies and militias," said Ray Takeyh, an Iran expert at the Council on Foreign Relations who worked in the Obama administration.
|
|
You've got people in the medical profession who can only see the problems that they're dealing with and, my god, again, my heart goes out to them because they're dealing with these huge problems.
|
|
We&aposre over here heartbroken, dealing with our emotions, dealing with things behind the scenes and off-camera, and there&aposs family trying to tell the media fake stories, get money out of it.
|
|
"We all need to understand that there are two things that are critical: dealing with (DACA recipients), because we're up against the March deadline, and dealing with border security," said North Dakota's Democrat Sen.
|
|
"When you're dealing with bacteria, you're not just dealing with one little bacterium sitting around being killed by one particular antibiotic," Esper said, explaining that these are mutations occurring in populations of billions of bacteria.
|
|
And I gave as a theme for that retreat: What actions are we gonna take in our lives that will help the aspects of society that we're not dealing with, and society's not dealing with?
|
|
"They're dealing with droughts now, they're dealing with food security issues now, they don't have that capacity to be looking 30 years down the line," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a telephone interview.
|
|
It touches on all of the unique challenges of today's young adults, from living with your parents in your 20s, to dealing with student loan debt, to dealing with the overlap of friendships and finances.
|
|
"I do find a higher percentage of men are dealing with sexual anxiety and sexual problems related to erectile quality and so there are more men dealing with situational ED and taking Viagra," he says.
|
|
"I then presented evidence specifically dealing with me, such as documents dealing with false arrests, no probable cause, evidence of extortion on behalf of the police departments and courts," he told VICE News in October.
|
|
Dealing with the deficit is no longer the most important issue.
|
|
Not only of dealing with people, but of coming with results.
|
|
This season sees Luke dealing with the aftermath of his heroism.
|
|
Antitrust is less good at dealing with that kind of situation.
|
|
Accenture happens to be dealing with diversity slightly better than most.
|
|
No more dealing with punycode—this engine recognizes the actual emoji.
|
|
Kela has been dealing with the elbow ailment since last September.
|
|
Pattern recognition is a key component in dealing with market cycles.
|
|
Dealing with China is the defining challenge for the global economy.
|
|
Several other members of Congress are also dealing with sex scandals.
|
|
Then there are macaroons, which we're dealing with in this recipe.
|
|
San Francisco is dealing with the same thing with -- like Nevada.
|
|
Kaitlyn Bristowe is sick of dealing with body shamers on Instagram.
|
|
" She was like, "no, other than dealing with family, friends, music?
|
|
Then he gets some advice from Metallica about dealing with stress.
|
|
Dealing with a country like this requires an equally unique approach.
|
|
"We're already dealing with record-high global soybean stocks," Smithmier says.
|
|
But, she also spent the last 12 months dealing with anxiety.
|
|
Mannix works to get Whitlock back while also dealing with a
|
|
Locals say the area also is dealing with a drug epidemic.
|
|
We are dealing with people who are more 'disappointed' than 'sorry.
|
|
NT: Housing and Urban Development is dealing with millions of buildings.
|
|
The comedy comes from how our characters are dealing with it.
|
|
The same goes for dealing with organizations you are familiar with.
|
|
Their tasks involve creativity and empathy when dealing with the public.
|
|
The blue line is 2014 — that's what Obama was dealing with.
|
|
Nine years ago before a meeting dealing with the financial crisis.
|
|
"We are dealing with cells that are exquisitely sensitive," she says.
|
|
But generally it's OK. Any tips for dealing with tricky customers?
|
|
Of course, things are rarely simple when dealing with Donald Trump.
|
|
She had a very interesting way of dealing with tough questions.
|
|
It was my way of expressing myself and dealing with things.
|
|
And for a long time, that meant dealing with Adobe Flash.
|
|
Nuance is crucial even when dealing with the most offensive words.
|
|
"I've been dealing with criticism since I was 17," she said.
|
|
And the folks running the city started dealing with the mess.
|
|
But here we are, dealing with this mess of an election.
|
|
Check. Dealing with showrunners David Benioff and Daniel Weiss's writing decisions?
|
|
It was technical; dealing with video analysis and artificial intelligence stuff.
|
|
If you work in human resources, you're dealing with HR contracts.
|
|
I talked to parents who are dealing with both those realities.
|
|
That's exactly what London's nearly nine million residents are dealing with.
|
|
Daphne absolutely did not feel like dealing with Gwen right now.
|
|
"We wanted to know what we were dealing with," he said.
|
|
This requires us to be more creative in dealing with inequality.
|
|
"Dealing with climate change means investing in the future," she adds.
|
|
Most importantly, it means Crosby isn't dealing with another brain injury.
|
|
It's a heartbreaking image; she's clearly dealing with some serious situations.
|
|
He was cautious, however, about dealing with anyone he already knew.
|
|
Reddit users now have better blocking tools for dealing with harassment.
|
|
Facebook is dealing with other issues related to the 2020 election.
|
|
Now, almost half of the U.S. is dealing with the fallout.
|
|
Since the story broke, Argento has been dealing with the fallout.
|
|
Technology itself has been famously ham-handed at dealing with race.
|
|
That's just something that a lot of families are dealing with.
|
|
You gotta do the hard work of dealing with it afterwards.
|
|
Plus, Facebook isn't dealing with the business drama that Twitter is.
|
|
However, he is also so timid when dealing with North Korea.
|
|
He has been working as Miranda's understudy and dealing with cancer.
|
|
But Indian authorities say that dealing with Twitter itself isn't great.
|
|
"That's not the preferred method for dealing with gunfights," Hunter said.
|
|
Those two characters are dealing with the same issues just differently.
|
|
Sure, listen, it's ... How did you think about dealing with that?
|
|
Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy.
|
|
When dealing with King's death, the text is sparse but straightforward.
|
|
And you just start hearing what this woman was dealing with.
|
|
These are still the exact same issues that we're dealing with.
|
|
We're dealing with five and six other kids in these families.
|
|
That's where these clocks get their names: they're dealing with atoms.
|
|
We're certainly dealing with similar issues but in a different time.
|
|
He misses Bobbi Kristina, and he is still dealing with that.
|
|
Dealing with sensitive, redness-prone skin is not simple or straightforward.
|
|
For Britain's monetary guardians, dealing with rising inflation could be difficult.
|
|
It includes measures dealing with eventual package delivery by unmanned aircraft.
|
|
Dealing with construction permits also became easier over the past year.
|
|
"To be dealing with a situation like this is slightly disrespectful."
|
|
Congress is dealing with the overarching problem, the "widow's tax," separately.
|
|
When you're dealing with 1.65 inches, that's not really an option.
|
|
And the doctor knew right away what he was dealing with.
|
|
PEOPLE confirmed on Monday that Hemsworth was dealing with kidney stones.
|
|
I've been dealing with this since 2016 — music, boos, racial slurs.
|
|
A$AP's still dealing with it too -- 3 weeks later -- and .
|
|
"That was my way of dealing with my grief," says Sean.
|
|
Brooklyn Decker is tired of dealing with post-pregnancy body shamers.
|
|
But exactly what kind of number are we dealing with here?
|
|
Boeing itself is dealing with the consequences of two recent crashes.
|
|
Dealing with modern people and the way they do things now.
|
|
No one suspected that he was dealing with anything like this.
|
|
Then she started preaching the gospel of dealing with shady girlfriends.
|
|
How are companies dealing with the latest threat to their IP?
|
|
Few things are more dreadful than dealing with airline customer service.
|
|
YouTube has been dealing with problems like this for some time.
|
|
Cipollone, then, may be dealing with everything McGahn faced, and more.
|
|
December 21045Please stop showing commercials on AFN dealing with sexual assault.
|
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Our employees followed established procedures for dealing with situations like this.
|
|
I think AOL was dealing with hyper growth at that point.
|
|
They had not grasped the complexity of dealing with bad loans.
|
|
Teeny, a TV star, is busy dealing with her third divorce.
|
|
For the twenty years prior, Teplinskaya was dealing with heroin addiction.
|
|
And the European strategy for dealing with America also carries risks.
|
|
Here's how some are dealing with the impact of the heat.
|
|
Find your how-to guide to dealing with butt acne, ahead.
|
|
N while dealing with weakness at its own consumer care business.
|
|
Game Of Thrones has been dealing with this issue for years.
|
|
He insists "nothing happened" ... and his lawyers are dealing with it.
|
|
In fact, it's pretty easy to identify what you're dealing with.
|
|
What can you tease about how he's dealing with this loss?
|
|
Of course, though, we're likely dealing with a sophomore year retcon.
|
|
In addition, he's dealing with respiratory issues that demand constant care.
|
|
Be glad we're just dealing with the CGI parodies for now.
|
|
"Think about what the next president will be dealing with," Mrs.
|
|
That's when Constance knew that she was dealing with something subhuman.
|
|
And she's just dealing with finding her own definition of perfect.
|
|
And [she's dealing with] body image and sex and her parents.
|
|
When dealing with an S, tell them how they can help.
|
|
None of the options for dealing with the deficit are attractive.
|
|
Mr Erdogan has ways of dealing with those who do not.
|
|
Another is still dealing with their anxiety issues even post-life.
|
|
And the costs of dealing with cyberattacks is high and rising.
|
|
This was also my first time dealing with truly institutional LPs.
|
|
Yahya wanted to see who he had actually been dealing with.
|
|
The Chiefs are dealing with some significant injuries entering training camp.
|
|
" He added: "It just costs money, but we're dealing with it.
|
|
The second is that they are dealing with many time horizons.
|
|
"People are still dealing with the legacy of Sochi," he said.
|
|
It's a business I love because it's just dealing with people.
|
|
Any dealing with the negative consequences coming from that is reactive.
|
|
Someone that is powerful and strong, but is dealing with things.
|
|
There's also the fact that we're dealing with self-reported data.
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Especially when you're dealing with the volumes we deal with here.
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"We have tremendous experience in dealing with unaccompanied minors," he said.
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What you are dealing with is unpredictable, bleak, and gut-wrenching.
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The fact that you were dealing with humans was totally lost.
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We've been dealing with him for the last couple of days.
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It would have been better than dealing with whispers and Twitter.
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He is dealing with a concussion suffered in a Carolina practice.
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Now we were not only dealing with teleportation, but with resurrection.
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Those dealing with the crisis said the situation keeps getting worse.
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What's your secret for dealing with those curls at the shore?
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We are dealing with people who are almost over the edge.
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You're completely emotionless, when it comes to dealing with market moves.
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And we're all dealing with facing the challenges of the region.
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So you're dealing with a psychosis there that's a little weird.
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I was in college full-time and dealing with this addiction.
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A balance needs to be created for dealing with such situation.
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These three individuals determine what type of user they're dealing with.
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Hot toddy, Sabrina will be dealing with some demons these holidays.
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To be fair, he'd been dealing with drunk idiots all night.
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That's more related to the way Sophie's been dealing with everything.
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But we're again dealing with two different and notably unequal tiers.
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Cops as people making hard decisions, but dealing with it somehow.
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But he's an extremely important voice on dealing with stopping radicalization.
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It's not just Cotton who is dealing with an unexpected reveal.
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We're told she's also dealing with neck, ear and shoulder pain.
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No. 227 back T.J. Yeldon is dealing with an ankle injury.
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Are we dealing with someone who is stable or not stable?
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"There's still a lot of pain I'm dealing with," he says.
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I'm good dealing with s—, she is not good with that.
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You are dealing with very low energy and very high anxiety.
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They are dealing with stuff, but they are continuing to play.
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To find solutions, it's important to understand what we're dealing with.
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One of ORD's lesser-known responsibilities is dealing with homeland security.
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However, she wanted to help others dealing with the same thing.
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Forget the monetary cost to society in not dealing with it.
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This sounds a lot like dealing with whistleblowers, Bradshaw pointed out.
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Human hearing is extremely good at dealing with such noisy input.
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Harvey is dealing with his family and is currently in counseling.
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But dealing with that threat requires more than just bombing JFS.
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The most obvious test in the Pacific is dealing with China.
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There are five elements to dealing with in a cholera outbreak.
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My officers that attended and are now dealing with the caller.
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What's your worst experience dealing with that side of the industry?
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They are really dark and heavy subjects to be dealing with.
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Some officials complained about the struggle of dealing with the issue.
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Other diplomats dealing with Ukraine were also left in the dark.
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Barnes & Noble is dealing with a larger, more intractable problem: chaos.
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Urzua praised the Thai authorities' caution in dealing with the situation.
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Read More: 10 answers to common questions about dealing with anxiety
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He was talking about the difficulty he has dealing with techies.
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It was dealing with themes that were already near the movie's.
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"The issues people are dealing with—it's overwhelming, serious," he said.
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We received a flurry of responses dealing with elections this week.
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Pruitt has been dealing with a flurry of damaging news reports.
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"The EPA is dealing with life and death issues," Tyler said.
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Dealing with the MHP indeed will be Erdogan's most tricky challenge.
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"We're dealing with someone who is dishonest," Ryan said of Trump.
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Dr. Brockhoff knew she was dealing with a problem far different.
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Now, we are dealing with North Korea and its own arsenal.
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We are dealing with wickedness in high places right we now!
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Trump and McConnell have no ideas for dealing with income inequality.
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What if he's been dealing with Hawkins for a while now?
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What's it like dealing with this new army of male clones?
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And dealing with the insurance bill afterward is no easy lift.
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You're dealing with a boat with 60 people in constant danger.
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And they're dealing with burnout in and out of the workplace.
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And then you go and you look at dealing with partners.
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Dealing with each brand on a regional basis could prove complex.
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Dealing with it now is a matter of considerable industry importance.
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There are, in theory, alternative ways of dealing with this problem.
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"It's frustrating," said Kennedy, who has been dealing with shoulder fatigue.
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We're only dealing with a sample size of six elections here.
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We're dealing with a venture capitalist and you're a venture capitalist.
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In dealing with candidates, we don't have an ideological purity test.
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This is true when dealing with reporters, politicians or world leaders.
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The landlady also had no interest in dealing with the recluse.
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I had to work at getting better in dealing with people.
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"Nixon didn't feel comfortable dealing with other people," Rothkopf told CFR.
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Apple is already dealing with concerns over its market power abroad.
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Much of New England was dealing with flood watches Monday morning.
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"We're not dealing with a five-star Army general," Trump said.
|
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So dealing with money is both a science and an art.
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It's their way of dealing with the slack in their system.
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ET, to present a category of contestant questions dealing with Congress.
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Israel, the second worst, has been dealing with droughts since 2013.
|
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These tech platforms aren't the only ones dealing with ad fraud.
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But for vintners, dealing with wildfires is becoming an unfortunate reality.
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The region has been dealing with a severe drought for weeks.
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But dealing with Republicans is only part of Mr. Schumer's challenge.
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It's also been a city that has been dealing with blight.
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Know your rights when it comes to dealing with debt collectors.
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Ward's already dealing with some shit when we first meet him.
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Currency fluctuations are big issues when dealing with global stock flows.
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Automakers and insurers said they are dealing with the data issues.
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The city found out Friday that they were dealing with distemper.
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They are used to dealing with fighters willing to be mugged.
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Uber is dealing with the last five minutes of the ride.
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Indications are that he is dealing with soreness and nothing more.
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Other takeaways: Trump has little interest in dealing with global warming.
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She's also dealing with the aftershocks of serving in the military.
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The problem is especially severe when dealing with open source libraries.
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And the U.S. isn't the only country dealing with this issue.
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"Do I seem like I'm dealing with it well?" he asked.
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Entelechy is an Aristotelian concept dealing with the realization of potential.
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There are quite a few [active] cases dealing with gun issues.
|
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Susan's dealing with something every constituent has experienced — betrayal and heartbreak.
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In dealing with huge datasets, this is potentially a huge chore.
|
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I had a lot of stressors just dealing with my identity.
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And it's once again dealing with toxic runoff from its neighbor.
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So they don't contribute to dealing with negative externalities they create.
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You can hear in the "Today" interview ... he's dealing with issues.
|
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Alexandre Berthelot has had his share of dealing with Montreal police.
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"This is a humanitarian crisis—we're dealing with humans," Ellie says.
|
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The people that we are dealing with and cannot be trusted.
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But there were cracks I wasn't dealing with in the foundation.
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But reporting is the first step to dealing with a problem.
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Shields (5-33, 6.07 ERA) has been dealing with back tightness.
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Shields (5-17, 6.07 ERA) has been dealing with back tightness.
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"There were horrific nights and days dealing with overdoses," Esposito says.
|
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Violence is a thing we're dealing with on a daily basis.
|
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What could other humans learn from goths about dealing with dying?
|
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What can regular people learn from goths about dealing with death?
|
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Are you also dealing with that split on the local level?
|
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Dealing with this isn't easy — just look at Williams's mixed results.
|
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Some are clearly dealing with it in better ways than others.
|
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"We're dealing with it on both sides," he said on Tuesday.
|
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Everybody has their own way of dealing with their email inbox.
|
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Both are issues he has been dealing with while in Germany.
|
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For people in need, dealing with coronavirus is an added stress.
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You should also have a plan for dealing with perishable foods.
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It never hurts to be educated when dealing with car mechanics.
|
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Many are dealing with trauma and the invisible wounds of war.
|
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She had a method, at the table, for dealing with them.
|
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But we should not be naïve about whom we're dealing with.
|
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The United States is dealing with a major public health crisis.
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"He's been dealing with hate all his life," Gmys-Casiano said.
|
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The IRS gives companies two options for dealing with employee bonuses.
|
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China would have no qualms about dealing with a brutal dictatorship.
|
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They distrust each other, lack generosity in dealing with one another.
|
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More restrictions on dealing with Chinese tech companies could come soon.
|
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She also has trouble dealing with documents, paying bills and scammers.
|
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I'm simply not dealing with email outside of a dedicated time.
|
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But he's dealing with a familiar problem: a disagreeable Borough Council.
|
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"Dealing with such an obstacle taught me a lot," he said.
|
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How do you go about dealing with those thoughts and feelings?
|
|
This is not Google's first foray in dealing with antitrust concerns.
|
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Tesla isn't the only automaker dealing with a tax-credit phaseout.
|
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She goes over techniques for dealing with anxiety, whatever its source.
|
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Wherever he went he urged moderation in dealing with secular governments.
|
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You can delay dealing with the issue for a little while.
|
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But there are sensible ways of dealing with witness safety concerns.
|
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Now I'm dealing with millions and tractor-trailer rigs and helicopters.
|
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But now it's just a matter of dealing with the devastation.
|
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There's a woman judge leading this court that's dealing with prostitution.
|
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Presumably that's easier than dealing with ever-tightening US immigration laws.
|
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Remember, the hospitals have their hands full dealing with COVID-19.
|
|
Dr. Boudreau would also be dealing with a daunting fiscal future.
|
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We are left dealing with what we have (and don't have).
|
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"We have been dealing with China for 2,000 years," he said.
|
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Whenever you're dealing with culture, people are so judgmental of women.
|
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"We already know what we'll be dealing with on the 10th."
|
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"Dealing with climate change takes very assertive governmental action," he said.
|
|
In recent weeks, Franz has been dealing with a knee issue.
|
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How have you been dealing with the stress of all that?
|
|
But this year, they're also dealing with their own coronavirus outbreaks.
|
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"I think they're kind of dealing with it internally," Daniel said.
|
|
The Berio piece is dealing with, let's say, an unhinged quality.
|
|
Not the easiest weeks for me dealing with some back pain.
|
|
The internet companies are having a hard time dealing with it.
|
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"Becoming a couple is about dealing with disappointments," Dr. Snyder said.
|
|
Mackenzie said Tuesday the family thought Angie was dealing with bronchitis.
|
|
Dealing with the damage that it causes could be financially ruinous.
|
|
A patient is who we'll be dealing with in real life.
|
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" NEW: "My focus is just dealing with this crisis right now.
|
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For me, that reunion was most interesting when dealing with perspective.
|
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Or they simply want to see what they are dealing with.
|
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Regular border-crossers developed a canniness for dealing with customs officials.
|
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You learn a lot about yourself by dealing with your roommate.
|
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Back then, he was dealing with uncertainty in the digital world.
|
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You can't even drive somewhere without dealing with traffic and frustration.
|
|
If 2020 is your first year dealing with taxes, don't worry.
|
|
Where has the military fallen behind on dealing with climate change?
|
|
"There were moments when you're dealing with a lot," Boone said.
|
|
If you're working on climate change, you're dealing with the government.
|
|
Tesla is also dealing with growing pains in its labor force.
|
|
As journalists in China, we are accustomed to dealing with harassment.
|
|
It could also prevent the country from dealing with climate change.
|
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It was [about] understanding client service and dealing with difficult personalities.
|
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And I was dealing with some personal things in my life.
|
|
Dealing with trash in such a small space is another difficulty.
|
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So the possibility of death was something we were dealing with.
|
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So dealing with it in a laissez-faire kind of way.
|
|
"I'm dealing with the hand that I've been dealt," says Bondy.
|
|
"I've made a policy of not dealing with hypotheticals," he said.
|
|
Here's a brief guide to spotting and dealing with voter intimidation.
|
|
He's been dealing with being self-deprecating for a while now.
|
|
LR: We are dealing with it in a very humane way.
|
|
In dealing with election-related disinformation, YouTube faces a formidable task.
|
|
The Facebook Help Center has instructions for dealing with malicious software.
|
|
A soft-bristle brush is key when dealing with delicate materials.
|
|
"What China is dealing with right now, is logistics," MacPhail said.
|
|
Simmons is dealing with a nerve impingement in his lower back.
|
|
I was struck by Elizabeth's calm at dealing with her newborn.
|
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Even the conclusions she draws while dealing with Wallace seem misguided.
|
|
The stranger clearly had no idea who he was dealing with.
|
|
Yet the world's strategy for dealing with pandemics is woefully inadequate.
|
|
Is he dealing with another mental illness in addition to depression?
|
|
You'll be dealing with two Roku remotes and two Roku interfaces.
|
|
Policymakers have three main options for dealing with a reserve shortage.
|
|
Here are 4 psychologist-recommended strategies for dealing with 'unemployment depression.'
|
|
" He added, "We're not dealing with a five-star Army general.
|
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We appreciate what you're doing, we know what you're dealing with.
|
|
That was his way of dealing with the angel of death.
|
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I expect it'll be even more difficult dealing with secret organizations.
|
|
As such, China has three options in dealing with Hong Kong.
|
|
MC I can't imagine dealing with outward, verbal attacks like that.
|
|
From the outside, dealing with dementia is a heartbreaking, exasperating task.
|
|
Your experience will vary depending on the company you're dealing with.
|
|
At one point she FaceTimed her dad while dealing with officers.
|
|
We show living artists dealing with issues in the West today.
|
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We all have our own way of dealing with this thing.
|
|
The social-media giant is now dealing with the fallout. on.wsj.
|
|
Taking any job just to survive means dealing with trade-offs.
|
|
Other digital platforms have also been dealing with anti-vaccination content.
|
|
How is the C-suite dealing with all of this uncertainty?
|
|
They think we are dealing with some sort of sovereign entity.
|
|
I don't think he wants to be dealing with the people.
|
|
Traditional experience doesn't always help when dealing with a generational divide.
|
|
He struggled with a lot, and was also dealing with depression.
|
|
In dealing with the United States, these majorities respond to reciprocity.
|
|
Zelensky is also dealing with a war against pro-Russian separatists.
|
|
But those dealing with public safety and national security continue working.
|
|
Try not to vomit — drivers really don't enjoy dealing with that.
|
|
Mgmt must have had atough time dealing with such unexpected crowd.
|
|
"Retail and hospitality are both dealing with disruption," Mr. Hilfiger said.
|
|
Dealing with that defense is like playing basketball in a blender.
|
|
"We don't really know what we're dealing with," the adviser said.
|
|
Wade has been dealing with his own grease fire in Chicago.
|
|
As for Karen, what she was dealing with was completely natural.
|
|
She said she dealt with it by not dealing with it.
|
|
What's the plan for dealing with President Trump's media chaos machine?
|
|
"I was dealing with a tremendous amount of negativity," she said.
|
|
Automakers are dealing with rising trade tensions and increasing environmental regulations.
|
|
Germany is still dealing with the aftermath of a deadly Dec.
|
|
"Someone's got to start dealing with this stuff," says the billionaire.
|
|
The two major political parties are both dealing with identity crises.
|
|
Venezuela is dealing with the worst economic crisis in its history.
|
|
"It was like she was dealing with P.T.S.D.," Goggin Avila says.
|
|
It turns out dealing with people and tasks concerned workers most.
|
|
You're dealing with nefarious actors who are intentionally circumventing the law.
|
|
You might be wondering, what's the story we're dealing with here?
|
|
Quarantine sounds like when you're dealing with a specific, narrow area.
|
|
What worries me is dealing with the ramifications of climate change.
|
|
SR: So, how are you dealing with where you are now?
|
|
Hemant Pathak, a mixologist from Junoon, is dealing with the drinks.
|
|
But I would not particularly enjoy dealing with a polar vortex.
|
|
As for dealing with North Korea, "negotiations are critical," Clinton said.
|
|
Mr. Wilson seemed resigned to dealing with the criticism on Monday.
|
|
"We've learned, and we're dealing with it better," said Dr. Scheele.
|
|
It focuses on the more damning second half, dealing with obstruction.
|
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We make excuses to avoid dealing with our feelings ("Young"). 12.
|
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White appeared at the ceremony while still dealing with his cancer.
|
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"This just illustrates the problem that we're dealing with," Nadler said.
|
|
Tillerson has a very long record of dealing with foreign powers.
|
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They're not working at an office job and dealing with paperwork.
|
|
Police and authorities were now dealing with the matter, he added.
|
|
Working in the restaurant industry means dealing with drunkards and brunchers.
|
|
They helped create the nationwide opioid epidemic we're dealing with today.
|
|
Hollett: The thing is, with festivals, you're always dealing with something.
|
|
Often when you're dealing with blockchain technology, that exists with that.
|
|
The policy for dealing with unauthorized border crossers has also changed.
|
|
As we can see, we are not dealing with nice people.
|
|
Yeah, and so that's something that Fitbit is still dealing with.
|
|
China, dealing with a different currency, could potentially escape some sanctions.
|
|
In part, they're dealing with the growing pains that come with being maturing companies and the complexities of dealing with large enterprises while at the same time trying to meet the demands of public market investors.
|
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Trump holds a 22 percentage point edge on "changing business as usual in Washington," and smaller advantages on "dealing with the economy" (8003 points), "dealing with crime" (8 points) and "standing up for America" (2 points).
|
|
Now it is social media companies and they're completely out of their depth when it comes to politics, when it comes to dealing with the alt right, when it comes to dealing with the Republican Party.
|
|
"It's very dangerous for a presidential candidate to shoot from the hip when it comes to dealing with issues in the world, and in particular to dealing with nuclear issues," said Panetta, who has endorsed Clinton.
|
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"The House has got to continue going forward, raising the minimum wage to a living wage, making sure that all of our people have health care, dealing with climate change, dealing with voter suppression," Sanders said.
|
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N.R.A. officials countered that the firm was not just suing New York, dealing with James's office and juggling civil litigation, but also dealing with multiple congressional investigations of the N.R.A.'s relationship to Butina and Russia.
|
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Dealing with acne is like dealing with an uninvited houseguest: You don't know why or how they ventured into your personal space, but you have no real choice but to put up with them until they're gone.
|
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I've done very well, as an example, tremendously well dealing with China and dealing with so many other countries that are just ripping this country, they are just taking advantage of it like nobody's ever seen before.
|
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"These guys already have a lot of responsibilities in the world already, with terrorists, and insurgencies, and dealing with a rising China, and dealing with any number of other hot spots all around the world," he said.
|
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" Commissioners will also consider two other items, one dealing with technology to help deaf and hard-of-hearing users communicate by text over the phone and another dealing with "commercial operations in the 28503-22019 MHz band.
|
|
OPEC is no more likely to succeed in containing the challenge from shale today than it was in dealing with the earlier challenge from the North Sea or the Achnacarry companies were in dealing with East Texas.
|
|
When people come out, they are often celebrated… But we are still dealing with bullying, still dealing with transphobia, all because there are people out there trying to breed hate against &aposthe other&apos or the unknown.
|
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" TRUMP ON MAY'S BREXIT STRATEGY, US-UK TRADE DEAL "If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the UK, so it would probably kill the deal.
|
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Power politics with the Kremlin was his forte, not dealing with dissidents.
|
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What we're dealing with in platforms is just like utilities and railroads.
|
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"This is not what anybody wanted to be dealing with," said Levie.
|
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I was dealing with personnel issues and hiring people and firing people.
|
|
As adults, we've had a lot of experience dealing with other people.
|
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People are dealing with the same issues everywhere except they look different.
|
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The Army said it took "appropriate action" in dealing with the situation.
|
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SESSIONS: Well, we&aposve gone a long way in dealing with that.
|
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"I wish I were less aggressive when dealing with situations," she explained.
|
|
Both countries are dealing with economic sanctions imposed by the United States.
|
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These areas, specifically, are dealing with an ongoing outbreak of yellow fever.
|
|
There are a million coping mechanisms for dealing with news like this.
|
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"I found my power by dealing with the disempowerment," Lotic say, defiantly.
|
|
Now, Slavik was only dealing with an elite, ambitious group of criminals.
|
|
Since we are dealing with actual beings, there are also manipulative beings.
|
|
It has been a great week in him dealing with North Korea.
|
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Trump is having a tough time dealing with his loss in Iowa.
|
|
Sick of dealing with such friction, both men drifted into other ventures.
|
|
But even this last year, you know — things I wasn't dealing with.
|
|
Meanwhile, Lorelai's mom Emily is dealing with the death of her husband.
|
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The other three each had an economic calamity they were dealing with.
|
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We are dealing with it chemically and spiritually and those are positives.
|
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It&aposs part of the challenge of dealing with a hermit kingdom.
|
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It's this nagging thing that you're always dealing with in the background.
|
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"We're dealing with it," she continued, speaking about Ozzy's substance abuse issues.
|
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The system for dealing with unaccompanied migrant kids is overwhelmed again now.
|
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You're not a bad mom because you're dealing with mental health issues.
|
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The report also detailed some specific problems these agencies are dealing with.
|
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And I think that's one of the things we're dealing with here.
|
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Why are they into this lawless scenario that we&aposre dealing with?
|
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He was also going through a bad breakup and dealing with depression.
|
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Let's paint a picture of the wacky planet we're dealing with here.
|
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"We have been trained to always be dealing with risks," he said.
|
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But other parts, like dealing with an angry customer, maybe less so.
|
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"When I came out, I was overeating, dealing with PTSD," he continues.
|
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So this is nation or the beast that we&aposre dealing with.
|
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That's certainly true when you're dealing with search engine optimization or SEO.
|
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He presented another incomplete proof dealing with geometry back in October 2016.
|
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Look at his policies, in this particular case, in dealing with Russia.
|
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Law enforcement is focussed on dealing with the Modis and the Choksis.
|
|
"We suck at dealing with abuse," said Twitter's former CEO Dick Costolo.
|
|
"There are different ways of dealing with emerging risks," Coen told Reuters.
|
|
When you're dealing with two to three analysts, the pain is there.
|
|
This approach has largely been unsuccessful at dealing with rising health costs.
|
|
Of course, she'll have to finish dealing with Kim and Kanye first.
|
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This sense of fatigue of dealing with our data privacy is understandable.
|
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"Work experience dealing with correctional institutions is preferred," the job posting said.
|
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The book also does an unsatisfactory job of dealing with Smith's critics.
|
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I think she's been dealing with a slow-moving crisis for months.
|
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Webber shares the concerns of every designer who's dealing with Amazon counterfeits.
|
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Here's what you need to know about dealing with your inevitable hangover.
|
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And macho police are not always good at dealing with domestic disputes.
|
|
Many First Nation communities are dealing with depression, unemployment and drug abuse.
|
|
When you're okay with yourself, dealing with other people becomes much easier.
|
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For those dealing with chronic mental illnesses, the consequences can be disastrous.
|
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The fund has daily dealing with a T+2 day settlement period.
|
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Halle Berry is dealing with the death of her beloved cat, Playdough.
|
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"What we're dealing with now is we've got a tragedy," he said.
|
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But after three years of dealing with diastasis recti, she doesn't care.
|
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Dealing with family relationships, internal family relationships, things that are going on.
|
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In a large part that's something my whole generation is dealing with.
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I've definitely had my fair share in dealing with pedophiles and stalkers.
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At least with her, you kind of know what you're dealing with.
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If something doesn't add up, you are likely dealing with a bot.
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Recharge it when necessary and skip dealing with tangled cords all together.
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Everyone is dealing with the same conditions, so it's not just me.
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For many, dealing with long-term, disruptive change is not always easy.
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In the novel, Thorne shares her experience dealing with depression and anxiety.
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Even Americans with good insurance plans find dealing with their providers maddening.
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Through dealing with that, [Lorelai] makes some decisions [about her love life].
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And so it's real and it's time to start dealing with it.
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The cover of the law enforcement guide for dealing with online extremists.
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That would certainly be easier than dealing with millions of wriggly caterpillars.
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How are you dealing with all of this on a personal level?
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Or Intel and everyone else dealing with the whole Spectre/Meltdown situation.
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Software companies have been dealing with this issue for a long time.
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But for anyone dealing with it, there are treatments that can help.
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Weinstein has been getting some practice at dealing with such reactions lately.
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My way of eventually dealing with that was to lock my door.
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