We've been through a bad thing and dealt with it.
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If I had been, I would have dealt with it.
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You have dealt with it on college campuses for decades.
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How would you have dealt with it as a lawyer?
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She dealt with it by telling herself to stay positive.
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I started using Proactiv, and I haven't dealt with it since.
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We dealt with it the right way which is full collaboration.
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And unfortunately as a nation, we haven't really dealt with it.
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I dealt with it by putting their needs before my own.
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I've dealt with it before, and I can do it again.
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I mean this is -- we're -- we have dealt with it internally.
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Even though not appropriate, people dealt with it and moved on.
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I was frustrated for four years, but I dealt with it.
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She said she dealt with it by not dealing with it.
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Without a direct alternative, creators gritted their teeth and dealt with it.
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I thought it was very classy the way they dealt with it.
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But he also was really smart about how he dealt with it.
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If it had been possible, France would have dealt with it quietly.
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"She has stared down adversity and dealt with it," Ms. Dunlap said.
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And Diana just got a pen knife out and just dealt with it.
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Update 6:11AM ET: Whatever the problem was Microsoft has dealt with it.
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I think I wasn't so fine with the way Sophie dealt with it ….
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Regina knew the severity and dealt with it the best way she could.
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He had been called out as a fake account, and dealt with it perfectly.
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You probably know someone who's dealt with it (or maybe that person is you).
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"Having experienced depression myself, I've always dealt with it through my art," writes Leta.
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There is use, however, in recognizing the myopia with which he's dealt with it.
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You're going to feel so much better after you've dealt with it, I promise.
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What have you experienced over the years and how have you dealt with it?
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You dealt with it for 14 minutes and went on to be the president.
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The Trump White House had dealt with it all in just the last week.
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I really give them very high marks for how they have dealt with it.
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I've dealt with it in drips for nearly 20193 years and just deleted or blocked.
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Mr Mistry is keenly aware of what is wrong but has not dealt with it.
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I dealt with it pretty good for all those years except for the very end.
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"I would have confronted it, and I would have dealt with it then," she said.
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Lewis then became aware of the report and he dealt with it as an emergency.
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We have dealt with it internally, but I'm not gonna throw someone under the bus.
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And so we've dealt with it pretty firmly but there's some uncertainty about the investigation.
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Look at what she's been through and the way in which she's dealt with it.
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There never was abuse reported to me and if there was I would've dealt with it.
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"I don't know if I ever dealt with it until we made the movie," Delaney admits.
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If she had been straight with me on day one, I would have dealt with it.
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I knew all the information beforehand — what their handicap was and how they dealt with it.
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I'm really happy that I dealt with it well today in the first match for me.
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I'm sure you've dealt with it during development, is there anyway you try to combat it?
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We actively dealt with it growing up and saw technology consistently skyrocket throughout our entire lifetime.
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He dealt with it by holding spectacular press conferences and giving damning testimony on Capitol Hill.
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The referee dealt with it by showing both players a yellow card for their violent posturing.
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"It's part of soccer and the guys dealt with it in a really good way," he said.
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Chief Executive Dave Lewis then became aware of the report and dealt with it as an emergency.
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Dunham asked Tori about that time right after McDermott's affair, and how she dealt with it all.
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The first time, I never dealt with it or talked about it, and I was a kid.
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The way we dealt with it was to write about it, so everyone knew what had happened.
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And we have reasons to be critical with how China dealt with it in the early stages.
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CardMunch also dealt with it, but it was acquired by LinkedIn, neglected and eventually handed off to Evernote.
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"I don't know if I ever truly dealt with it at that age," Scissons said in an interview.
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For years she would continue working with AIDS groups and studying how people perceived and dealt with it.
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I dealt with it and realized it was a limitation I'd have to find a work-around for.
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"We dealt with it in an engaging, entertaining way, but also in a very enlightening way," he said.
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The unlicensed activity was noted and documented in evidence uploaded to file but no one dealt with it.
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Whether it was true or not, the first experience had a huge impact on how I dealt with it.
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I couldn't be the same active person that I was prior to surgery, but we had dealt with it.
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" And, "Oh yes, I have, but... " I think her thing was, "Yeah I have, but I dealt with it.
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"It's testing — I felt I dealt with it a lot better in the second half of the year," Ricciardo said.
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He dealt with it by working harder, sleeping on his desk, and cracking the heads of more Black Hand members.
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MACCALLUM: I mean, and I always think about his, you know, about the injury and how he dealt with it.
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"The car was in a mess and we just dealt with it like any road accident," he told The Sun.
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MORE was faced with a nearly identical situation and dealt with it in a similar fashion a few years earlier.
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Vomiting from the heat, worrying about dehydration, getting lectured for melting my shoes on the pavement — I've dealt with it.
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I've actually dealt with it better since I've stopped drinking, and I've been working out and that's been helping me.
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That means almost all of us know or love someone affected by mental illness or have dealt with it ourselves.
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Justice Elena Kagan recused herself from the case, presumably because she dealt with it in her previous job as solicitor general.
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"As long as there's been fish plants here, there's been tech change, and we have always dealt with it," said Pretty.
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So has anyone actually — now I'm asking you a question—- has anyone ever actually dealt with it like a normal human.
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I've dealt with it all my life and I really don't see any problem dealing with the public now, at all.
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" Clinton added, "I dealt with it 20 years ago, plus, and the American people, two-thirds of them stayed with me.
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"After dealing with the cyber dimension, the Air Force dealt with it in the physical dimension," said IDF spokesperson Brig. Gen.
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"I dealt with it 20 years ago, plus, and the American people, two-thirds of them stayed with me," Clinton concluded.
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If I had been, I would have dealt with it," Jordan said, adding that "if there are victims, they deserve justice.
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CAMERON KASKY AND David had grown accustomed to the media glare, but it was striking how they dealt with it so differently.
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Over the years I've dealt with it and focused on staying healthy, but people are very unsympathetic to the disease of obesity.
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And I was brutally made fun of in school, I was bullied, I was beaten up, and I just dealt with it.
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"I thought that proper procedures were being taken," he said, adding he had mistakenly believed his secretariat had dealt with it properly.
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"I dealt with it by just, if anybody talked about Chet or mentioned him, I'd just leave the room," Handler is quoted.
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It's just her life and her story as the family would see it, and the friends, who dealt with it every single day.
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Let us know in the comments if you've ever experienced a sudden change in your hair growth — and how you dealt with it.
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We could have solved the refugee problem maybe not completely, but we could have dealt with it in a much more effective way.
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" He said of Lewinsky: "I dealt with it 20 years ago plus, and the American people, two-thirds of them, stayed with me.
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"Cancer is all too common, and I know many of you have dealt with it yourselves or know someone who has," Nordstrom said.
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So I really liked the way we dealt with it, which was Krista's idea: the five pages of Alice in Wonderland-themed illustrations.
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It was only when Ms. Barr became an immediate liability that everyone involved finally looked at her racism and dealt with it directly.
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The lack of information was frustrating, but everyone involved dealt with it calmly — even though it could have been a life-threatening situation.
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"It's not because of what's going on now, or what's in the newspaper now, it's because we always have dealt with it," he said.
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I mostly tried to prove a point, but I don't know how I would have dealt with it if he hadn't become a pescatarian.
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"If our past generations dealt with it, so can we," said Santos, the Guam Museum employee, who was born and raised on the island.
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In this Student Opinion question, we asked students if they've ever had an experience like this and, if so, how they dealt with it.
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But we're doing the best we can in a tricky situation, and so far I feel really good about how we've dealt with it.
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The film persuasively argues that any fraud at Abacus occurred at a low level, and that the bank dealt with it swiftly and properly.
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And so Facebook, or Twitter or whoever, released beta versions of how they're going to deal with hate, but never really dealt with it.
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Scalia died after oral arguments and Kagan is recused from the case presumably because she dealt with it in her previous job as Solicitor General.
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We texted a lot as he dealt with it, but I just don't think he's interested anymore, which I'm still disappointed by and confused about.
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When Saalumarada Thimmakka and her husband Sri Bikkala Chikkayya found themselves childless after 25 years of marriage, she dealt with it in an unusual way.
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"How many in our generation would never report harassment because, to some extent, it was expected, and you just dealt with it," she tells Refinery29.
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Judge Garland dealt with it in 2010, when the Justice Department asked the full court to rehear a panel ruling suppressing evidence from the tracker.
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We've had some painful conversations with employees as we asked them what they thought we were doing right — and wrong — as we dealt with it.
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She has got such negativity but she has dealt with it, she has been so gracious about it she hasn't let it get to her.
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New evidence of Islamic extremism has spread to countries that have not dealt with it before, like Mozambique and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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And we got talking about "Late Night," and I told them how incredible I thought Stephen Colbert's appointment was and how swiftly they dealt with it.
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Houthi spokesman Mohammed Abdul-Salam said that unless Cammaert's boss, U.N. envoy Martin Griffiths, dealt with it, "it would be difficult to talk about anything else".
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"There's been a lot of successful games that deal with weed as a subject matter, but none of them has dealt with it seriously," Alexander said.
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So like I said, he would just break down and he would go back to drinking and taking pills and that's how he dealt with it.
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Fritz: We lived together on a couple of different occasions throughout the minor leagues and if he had trouble dealing with it, he dealt with it himself.
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" He said in a statement to The Hill that "Jordan never saw or heard of any abuse, and if he had, he would have dealt with it.
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It does make me more frustrated with my previous relationship, because I dealt with it for so long, and it's really nice to be taken care of.
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" A spokesman for Jordan said the Ohio Republican "never saw or heard of any kind of sexual abuse, and if he had he would've dealt with it.
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Owner Jonah Oryszak knew about the commission's bathroom door rules when he opened Good Company, since he'd dealt with it already at his other restaurant The Plum.
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I've already had a panic attack in front of him, which I would've preferred not to, but he dealt with it well—so it's made us closer?
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"Germany learned from the first half of the 20th century, and we could only learn because we confronted the past and dealt with it," Mr. Polenz said.
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"The thought always was the children dealt with it better than we did and looking back, I think the reason was they didn't grasp the situation," he says.
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As stressful as that amount of attention can be, Jenner's dealt with it since adolescence — and it's proven to be a major source of the reality star's anxiety.
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One is, people haven't dealt with it before, but equally importantly, our government is currently using up everything that you'd normally use during a recession to stimulate things.
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I dealt with it because I thought we were in it together and this was a temporary difficult time, and that we would be fine in the future.
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"We've had things happen in the past, and the way we dealt with it in the past is the same way we'll deal with it today," Cummings said.
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To prevent the issues we dealt with, it would have been smart for us to go over our lease terms with a lawyer before having our tenants sign.
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He believes that Unicode was right to take responsibility for emoji, because it has the technical expertise to deal with character chaos (and has dealt with it before).
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"Once this has been dealt with it should pave the way for the group to return to statutory profitability (hopefully during 2018) and ultimately recommence dividend payments," they said.
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While that would still leave the unfunded liability of $50 billion for the current defined benefit (DB) plan to be dealt with, it would keep matters from getting worse.
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Amber Rose: I think that 10 to 15 years ago it was just what life was and we just dealt with it and we didn't really talk about it.
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"China has been on the African continent for quite some time, but we as a combatant command have not dealt with it in terms of a strategic interest," Waldhauser said.
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When the first story about the Thompsons first broke in the Collegian in April, "at first, I didn't want to speak out because I haven't dealt with it," she says.
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For more than 50 years, you were either in or you were out: A marriage was good and you preserved it, or it was bad and you dealt with it.
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The sad fact is that, even to this day, 20 or 30 years later, the church has still not recognized the seriousness of the problem, nor dealt with it accordingly.
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"A car bomb driven by a suicide attacker targeted the patrol, our forces dealt with it successfully and did whatever was necessary to prevent this attack causing casualties," Ibrahim said.
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There is one big difference between the way Ansari handles the allegation in the special, filmed at live shows in New York, and the way he dealt with it in Chicago.
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"We can't presume to know how we would have acted under those circumstances, but we can ask ourselves how would we have dealt with it today as publishers," Mr. Ide said.
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"The investigators concluded what we have said from the beginning: Congressman Jordan never knew of any abuse, and if he had he would have dealt with it," the statement said in part.
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Outside the Middle East, all dealt with it consistently: either Israel was shown as part of a comprehensive map, or it its inclusion was dependent on whether the airline served the country.
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"Obviously Vogue did all of the hard work and I have nothing but love and respect for how she dealt with it all in the most admirable way," he told the magazine.
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When I finally dealt with it, I framed the conversation in an empathetic way, saying I wanted to better understand why my colleague was having challenges with turning in work on time.
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In both of these Group F matches, Iceland's rivals came to win; and both times, as we subsequently saw in the third and decisive Austrian encounter, the backline just dealt with it.
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"I all of a sudden became a star and was traveling the world going from hotel room to garage to limo to stage, and I never dealt with it," Gaga told Winfrey.
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He dealt with that, and he dealt with it very quickly, and you have to admire how he did it, but those are the kind of things that you could see escalating.
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"Obviously, it has been challenging the past few months, but I have dealt with it the best I can and tried to stay focused and I feel ready for this," Froome told Reuters.
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It's why I can appreciate The Dark Knight far beyond the grounds of cinematography and direction ten years after its release because frankly, it speaks loudly to how I've dealt with it all.
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However, that all changed once she finally decided to get serious about her financial situation, especially the way she thought about money and the way she dealt with it on a daily basis.
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"The behavior that Dylan displayed and the way he was and the way the company dealt with it—I just think that it has to be made public because it's completely unacceptable," she said.
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Whether they can deal with everything better than they could have dealt with it using Bernie for the things he's good at, and then doing the things that they know about, is an open question.
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"If people are distorting my record, as is the case right now, we are going to deal with it, and I have dealt with it, and we will continue to deal with it," he said.
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It is now actually feeling good in China, but friends and family back home are more vocal about it and asking lots of questions about how we dealt with it here in January and February.
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"I think people understand that's got to be protected, and people understand what happened when the House dealt with it and opened it up, and it's just not something that senators are wishing to do," Sen.
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If a fan is having trouble with people's unsolicited opinions on her relationship, Khloé has likely dealt with it as well — only, for Khloé, her fame means millions of people can give commentary on her life.
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The other is about a young kid who was very sick, facing death and just seeing how he dealt with it and at the same time seeing how it affected me and my outlook on life.
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There's one fantastic bit where both characters heartily agree that it's nice to work with another woman for a change, and Nadine shares a particularly egregious mansplaining example… and the fantastic way she dealt with it.
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"We have done some shows that dealt with pretty some touchy topics and people weren't altogether happy with how we dealt with it," Perry said during an appearance on "The Arsenio Hall Show" in the 1990s.
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I dealt with it 20 years ago plus, and the American people, two-thirds of them, stayed with me, and I&aposve tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work.
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Nasrallah said Israel had recently tried to increase pressure over the group's rocket arsenal and to create "a state of intimidation and threat that if this matter is not dealt with, it (Israel) will deal with it".
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The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has had nearly every aspect of her life — from baby Bentleys to her aversion to pregnancy donuts — under intense fan scrutiny lately and, honestly, she's dealt with it pretty well.
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But according to accounts posted online, some customers who complained about suspension problems had their cars fixed on the condition that they agreed in writing not to talk about the issue or how the company dealt with it.
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Lisa Lavin, PetChatz's founder, said she had the same issue with her standard poodle, Hattie, and dealt with it by training the dog to lie down before the treat was released, a trick Rocket and I haven't mastered.
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Besides, at this late date you're in an odd spot: If you were concerned about that earlier incident, you might have dealt with it more effectively at the time — or at least when you got the explanatory diagnosis.
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A spokesman for the Riyadh police said earlier that forces at a checkpoint in the Khozama district had identified the drone and "dealt with it according to their orders", without specifying if there were any injuries or damage.
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And I've been careful in how I've dealt with it in the media… I KNOW it will help others but just imagine a personal battle of yours being published on the front of a magazine without your permission.
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The affirmative action case, for example, will be decided by seven justices because of Scalia's death and the fact that Justice Kagan had to recuse herself from hearing the challenge because she dealt with it in her previous job.
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Every complaint about expense reports or HR fuckups or the CMS or budget constraints ended up at Alex's feet, and instead of grumbling about all the shit he had to deal with, he went ahead and dealt with it.
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But the incident, the way the campaign has dealt with it, and the new photographic images refuting Mr. Lewandowski's and Mr. Trump's versions of events seemed to encapsulate much of what has made Mr. Trump's campaign like no other.
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Dealt with it the whole year ... I had stem cell done on my knee and it felt fine and then in Korea, just slipped, re-tore it and the kneecap had moved into the fat pad, which was excruciating.
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The operation was the result of a joint initiative by UNHCR and the governments of Libya and Niger, and Niger has agreed to host the group until their claims to be resettled in third countries are dealt with, it said.
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The party make-up is almost half of Republican millennials know someone who has dealt with opioid addiction, the survey says, adding that 42% of millennial Democrats and 37% of Independents saying they know someone who has dealt with it.
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"I mean I haven't spoken to her but I feel that she's sincerely truly sorry and feels she made a humongous mistake and I think she dealt with it the best way that you can deal with it," Arquette said.
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I spent years reflecting on what happened with Ashley and contemplating the ways I could have dealt with it better, eventually coming to accept that her use of email was, at least partially, an expression of deeper problems with our connection.
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I also felt like, with the exception of maybe Oz, which was a while ago, and dealt with it in a different way, I hadn't recalled seeing a man with breast cancer and that story being given any real treatment in television.
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When it first became clear that the conflict and dysfunction in Syria and Iraq helped to produce a group like the Islamic State, a transnational threat, Washington quickly insulated that threat from the Syrian conflict and dealt with it through a counterterrorism lens.
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In an interview with USA TODAY, McCallion said he spent years looking into the Trump Organization, the businesses and individuals that dealt with it, and the possibility that Trump's real estate empire may depend on hundreds of millions of dollars from Russians.
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If they had, if we'd a known -- knew about, seen, heard or had reported to us, we'd a dealt with it but nobody did, so look now there's as you said a couple lawsuits and those will work their way through the court.
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"A lot of people say they haven't told many people about this before and that they've kind of just dealt with it and gotten used to it," said Ms. Sandberg, who will be taking her chalk to Washington around the midterm elections next month.
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Because it can be hard to fully grasp what infertility involves unless you've dealt with it personally, many people believe that it's all about the end game, a baby — that if you could just get to that prize, the pain of infertility would fade away.
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"The cabinet shuffle was expected to come earlier, but was apparently on hold as the country dealt with the blockade and now as the ramifications have been successfully dealt with, it was time," said Majed al-Ansari, an analyst and professor of political sociology at Qatar University.
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So Dan Rubinstein and Cameron Marlow, who've dealt with it before and wanted to work on a healthcare startup, decided to start Physera to strip that process down to the basics that patients dealing with pain actually need: getting to the exercises and routines and making sure they keep doing them.
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So you'd better be sure the guy you choose is ready to deal with more losing — the way Brett Brown dealt with it in Philadelphia — and you are ready to not overreact when the fans and media start complaining about whoever is the coach, which is going to happen in New York.
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"This took us over a year as we dealt with it on the inter-agency ... you saw it was not a hasty decision immediately after inauguration and I can assure you that the chairman and I were given full hearing," Mattis said on Wednesday, testifying alongside Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.
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And until we really deal with it in that way, and take it on, and I have to say that President Trump dealt with it that way during the campaign, you know, clearly calling it out for what it is, and we&aposve been through, you know, a long period where we weren&apost allowed to say that.
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"I think it's going to be really good because there's a lot of bureaucracy in the Pentagon, there's a lot of waste, there's a lot of problems there, and there's nobody like a general who has dealt with it, who knows where the skeletons are buried, that can come in and do something about it," Kinzinger said.
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In addition to the trauma of what happened to her, there's also the trauma of the way in which her family dealt with it, and what her mother knew, and her father knew or didn't know, and how they basically refused to talk about it with her, and refused to let her process it in a real way.
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"The behavior that Dylan displayed and the way he was and the way the company dealt with it — I just think that it has to be made public because it's completely unacceptable," Page told the Associated Press, adding that his behavior included telling an employee that he wanted to create a Facebook page for her vagina.
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Had I had a job, or an allowance, I might have learned this lesson a bit sooner, but lucky for me, studies also show that children pay close attention to issues related to money, so I likely absorbed some information about managing money just from watching how my parents dealt with it while I was growing up.
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"Every one of these people love you, sir," said the man, wearing a T-shirt that said "TRUMP WON — Deal With It." For a president who has not gotten a lot of love lately inside the Beltway — where they have definitely not yet dealt with it — hitting the road in recent days has been a political booster shot.
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It's been like, I'm a failure to my family, but I feel like every struggle that I've been through and all that bullshit, that shit didn't do nothing but give me the creativity and give me the ammunition to write this dope ass shit and to really make the people feel where I'm coming from because I dealt with it hands on.
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Here's How 7 Traders Dealt With It. Fed May Need to Buy Other Assets to Replenish Tool Kit, Official Says Why the Coronavirus Could Threaten the U.S. Economy Even More Than China's The Week in Tech: Welcome to the Age of Mandatory Videoconferencing Climate: Coronavirus Could Slow Efforts to Cut Airlines' Greenhouse Gas Emissions Culture: In 1918, It Wasn't the Coronavirus.
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Trump is receptive to the idea that Vince Foster, the Clinton aide who killed himself in 1993, might have been murdered: When asked in an interview last week about the Foster case, Trump dealt with it as he has with many edgy topics—raising doubts about the official version of events even as he says he does not plan to talk about it on the campaign trail.
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